Building Permits and Home Additions Stir Local Market
Architect Chadfield Chatfield and builders completed plans and started work on multiple projects in Waterville and surrounding areas. Permits issued last week totaled 17 with an estimated cost of 29300 dollars. Projects include two frame additions, a third-floor remodel, a six-family block, and a modern three-family house with steam heat and modern plumbing.
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Chatfeld
E. Bergin
Waterville
Thomaston Avenue
Anthony Dardairo
W. M. Hurlburt Co
John Youman
Scovill Street
C. J. Bailey
Witerville
Edward McGrath
C. Jerome Bailey
J. W. Mahony
North Carolina
C. Jerome Batley
Warren Park
W. Foster Wright
E. D. Fitzgerald
Charles Street
Bridget Carney
West Haven
Victor Gay
Tracy Bros Co
West Clay Street
E. W. Johnson
Chatfield & Chatfield
Mason
George S. Chatfield Co
Chestnut Avenue
P. H. Carroll
Leonard Asheim
West Main Street
North Willow
Julius Chotzianoff
State Turnfest in New Britain Styles Waterbury Win Most Contests
The state turnfest closing at Mountain Grove drew about 1200 attendees. Waterbury Turner Society led in athletic events, with Waterbury Vorwaerts and others from Holyoke, New Haven, Meriden, Hartford, Springford, and Rockville represented. Individual and group events awarded silver prizes. speeches by state president Fred Weber and local arrangements head Paul Leupold capped the gathering.
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Waterbury
New Britain
Turner Societies
Mountain Grove
Holyoke
Rockville
New Haven
Meriden
Hartford
Springford
Waterbury Turner Society
Waterbury Vorwaerts
Thomaston Defeats Waterbury Tennis Club On Sanford Street Courts
Thomaston tennis club beat a Waterbury Golf club team 4 to 3 on Sanford street courts Saturday afternoon. Singles saw Williams beat Roberta, Holcomb over Guernsey, Hazen over Burrall, Flint over Fulton, Hart over Small after a three set match, and John over Plume. Doubles went to Roberts and Hibert Williams and Fulton 6-3, with only one doubles match played as Waterbury players left early.
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Thomaston
Thomaston Tennis Club
Waterbury Golf Club
Sanford Street
Williams
Roberta
Holcomb
Guernsey
Hazen
Burrall
Flint
Fulton
Hart
Small
John
Plume
Roberts
Hibert Williams
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Bryan Criticism of Plating in Injunction Plank
William J. Bryan denounces the anti injunction plank of the Republican Chicago declaration as a transparent fraud. He argues the plank misrepresents the party's stance, favors courts, and misleads wage earners. He notes Taft’s defense of injunctions and contrasts the convention’s rhetoric with the laboring man’s interests.
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Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
Republican Party
Pope Punishes French Bishops and Cantors
A Paris dispatch reports heavy punishment for French officials who backed a harsher policy. The French bishops are said to refuse their Christian duties unless they repent before they die, prompting fear and turmoil among religious leaders.
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Paris
Confessions of a Wife to Be Staged This Week
Jacques presents The Confessions of a Wife with a week of performances and special matinee features. Nine sets and careful scenic work promise an attractive production. Tuesday offers souvenir photographs, Thursday hosts a flower matinee, and Friday includes a gift drawing. Poli’s popular prices.
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Poli
Pridagi
Notre Dame alumnae events and dances announced
A series of social events and commencements are listed for Notre Dame alumnae and local groups. June 23 closing exercise at St Cecilia’s parochial school. June 24 Notre Dame events. June 25 social reunions and dances by Mayflower Camp and Rick’s Dancing Academy. June 26 first prize Brant End dance. June 29 Cappe club cotillion. July 1 closing reception at Red Men’s hall.
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St Cecilia's
Jeterson Street
At Cecilia's Parochial School
Notre Dame
Notre Dame Convent
Fraternity Hall
Mayflower Camp
Neighbors of America
Opera House
Thomaston
Rick's Dancing Academy
Hamilton Hall
Mill, Plain
Brant End
Leavenworth Hall
Cappe Club
Red Men’s Hall
Natuck
John _Rick
Dancing Academy
Traveled salesman commits suicide after jilting letter evidence
The traveling salesman registered as Paul Roberts of Manchester was found dead at his home in Philadelphia on Saturday. He died by swallowing carbolic acid and then turned on the gas. About twenty letters addressed to him by a woman named Lillie in Amesbury Massachusetts were found on his clothing. The notes imply the motive was a broken romance. Roberts was years old.
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Philadelphia
Paul Roberts
Roberts
Amesbury
Mass
Lillie
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Kodol promoted for digestion at Buckingham Pharmacy
advertises Kodol as the best known preparation for dyspepsia indigestion and stomach trouble. It digests all foods, is pleasant to take, and is sold by Buckingham pharmacy.
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Buckingham Pharmacy
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