June Cotton Goods Sale Brings Low Prices and Wide Selections
A June sale offers thousands of yards of lawns and linens at reduced prices. Featured lines include White Nainlook, White Madras, Shirtings, Linen Finish Suiting, Persian Lawn, Barred Batiste, French Lawn, and Dotted Swiss with sale prices ranging from 9c to 22c per yard. Sale runs Wednesday morning through Saturday night.
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Nainlook
Ja Sen
Pune
Batiste
India
Gale
Removal Sale Drops Prices on Wall Paper in Waterbury
I am forced to vacate my storehouse and will sell wallpaper for ten days at lower prices than ever before quoted in Waterbury for the same class of goods. Painters real estate men landlords and others who value a penny saved should look at samples in the window.
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Waterbury
Naugatuck Notices and Local Happenings This Week
Charles Hine of Pennsylvania visits relatives in the borough. Eagles hold ladies night in their hall next Thursday. Millville school district annual meeting tonight at the Millville schoolhouse. Elmwood Street hosts Corne lus Bunting and son from Ellenville for the summer. Henry Ellsworth to Boston for a relatives summer visit. Michael Carroll leaves for Panama to resume government work. Epworth League lawn party tomorrow at S A Thompson’s Culver Heights. Miss Mary Josephine Brannigan graduates from New Britain Normal. Church Helpers meet Thursday at Mrs George Myers Millville. Frank Coffee, found near St Francis church, moved to town farm hospital with religious monomania. Salem Lutheran Luther league lawn social this evening with music and refreshments. John Brennan of Tauket died in New York hospital. body brought home for interment at St Francis cemetery. Fire alarm from box 63 reports attic fire at John Weisman’s School Street residence. water damage limited. Woodbury game next Saturday. new pitcher Smedick from Torrington added. Roots expected to accompany the town team. A fawn caught by Eugene Sirico died yesterday after injury. St Francis T A B elect officers for the year. Mary Dillon and Benjamin Kiernan wed at St Francis church. reception at German Street home. couple to German Street residence after honeymoon. Anna Geoghegan to marry in early July. Icy weather worries farmers about crops. Miss Frances Fitzpatrick returns from Oberlin for summer. Miss Susie Chambers, Newton Heights teacher, promoted to Bunker Hill School. will leave Oakville.
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Henry Ellsworth
Church Street
Boston
Michael Carroll
Beacon Falls
Panama
United States
Epworth League
S. A. Thompson
Culver Heights
New Britain Normal School
Mary Josephine Brannigan
Johnnigan
Cherry Street
Chureh
St Michaael's Church
George Myers
Millville
Frank Coffee
Farrell
St Francis’s Church
Luther League of the
Salem Lutheran Church
John Brennan
Setauket
L. I
New York City
St Franciss
Joseph Brennan
Arch Street
John Weisman
School Street
Fire Department
Woodbury
Lambert
Smedick
Coe Brass
Torrington
Eugene Sirico
George D. Buck
High Street
Wylie
W. A. Fitzgerald
Richard Kelley
John J. Carney
James Newman
Lawrence Farrell
Patrick Reagan
Stephen J. Martin
Thomas Dowling
M. J. Duigan
William Purcell
Joseph Levengal
John O’conner
Thomas Sweeney
John O'Connor
St Francis's Church
Mary Dillon
Benjamin Kiernan
Father Higgins
Marie Spellman
Kiernan
Brokher
Valenciennes
German Street
Mr. Kiernan
Fort Trumbull Beach
Evin Rock
Anna Geoghegan
Oakville
Frances Fitzpatrick
Oberlin
Mary Street
Susie Chambers
Newton Heights
Miss Chambers
Bunker Hill
Oakville Happenings Report Local Visitors and Residents
Read Upson Singleton Co sale mentioned. Sadie Beach of Newton reports illness. Mr and Mrs McCarthy with children visited Savin Rock. Mr and Mrs Stephens and son Frederick of Failsaresze were visitors recently.
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Upson
Singleton @ Co
Sadie Beach
Newton Hitabte
McCarthy
Daris Street
Savin Rock
Stephens
Frederick
Failsaresze
Wade Ellis Answers Bryan on Injunction Plank
Columbus June 23 Attorney General Wade H Ellis of Ohio and a Republican resolutions committee member replies to W J Bryan criticisms of the party platform The anti injunction plank is framed to standardize notice and hearing before injunctions in labor cases while preserving court integrity and addressing perceived delays and abuse of discretion. It asserts the platform aims to universalize present practices by statute and to reassure both employers and workers about judicial restraint. The statement notes that the Denver meeting may differ but emphasizes support for courts and a clear statute defining injunctive powers. The article also mentions other items from St Petersburg and Kentucky but the focus remains Ellis on the injunction issue.
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Columbus
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Republican Party
Denver
Chicago
English fighter falls to Connolly in Brooklyn bout
Harry Mansfield of London is knocked out by Larry Connolly of Boston in the third round at Bedford Athletic club Brooklyn. Connolly dominates with a right hand, Mansfield shows gameness before the fall. Preliminaries feature Scotty vs Hayes draw, Bernard KO Fisher, Mango edges Howard, Jones defeats Dixon.
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Waterloo
Bedford Athletic Club
Brooklyn
Harry Mansfield
London
Larry Connolly
Boston
Connolly
Mansfield
Ing
Young Scotty
Johnny Hayes
Chester Bernard
Kid Fisher
Frankie Mango
Willie Howard
Willie Jones
Young Dixon
Big price asked for Burke delays Holyoke talks
Holyoke manager Tighe plans no roster changes as Binghamton seeks 700 for Frank Burke release. Deal for Kid McCormick still unsettled with Nashville. Hayward batting progress uncertain, Baker may move to second base. Boucher shows improved fielding as Rodgers and Zamlock remain in Holyoke awaiting club offers.
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Tighe
Holyoke
Frank Burke
Binghamton
York
Kid McCormick
Nashville
Bill Hayward
Baker
Hayward
Boucher
Rodgers
Outfelder Zamlock
Dreamer Wins Coney Island Handicap at Sheepshead Bay
Dreamer upset a strong field of sprinters at Sheepshead Bay in the 6 furlongs Coney Island handicap. Roseben Jack Atkin Berry Maid Baby and other noted horses competed as De Maud led early before Jack Atkin seized the lead, then Dreamer surged to win by a length.
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Dreamer
Roseben
Jack Atkin
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Berry Maid
Baby
de Maud
Morrison's Story Denied by Norfolk Camp Officer
Norwich Conn June 23 Captain John A Hagberg of the third company coast artillery N G 8 C says Private Theodore J Morrison son of his company is in a New York hospital with a bullet wound and was not shot in camp. Morrison claims he was shot by a sentry.
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Morrison
Norwich
Conn
John A. Hagberg
Coast Artillery
Fort Terry
Plum Island
Theodore J Morrison
New York
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Anty Drudge
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Charles Hine
Pennsylvania
H. N. Bunting
Elmwood Street
Cornelus Bunting
Ellenville
N.Y
Ellis
St. Petersburg
Cear
M. von Kauffman
Dover
Itinens
Aberann
England
Dreamland
Sullivan
Mintell
Billy Gibson
Fairmont A. C
Bronx
Tommy Sullivan
Lawrence, Mass
Frank Mintell
Pawtucket
Billy Howe
Keyes and Murphy
Tommy Murphy
Hert Keyes
Navarre A. C
Ulmer Park
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Tommy
Keyes
Sharkey A. C
Stratford, Conn
Bert
Big Price
Burke
Tar Outhelder
Coney Island Handicap
St Petersburg
Bisletel
Hay’ Selative Health
Philo Hay Spee
Newark
N. J
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Abbott Ave
Best Dental Co
Allard & Blanchette
South Main Street
McCarthy & Plumpton
Cottage Place
Hoys’ Club
John Byron
Plume & Atwood’s
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East Main Street
North Main
George A. Upham
Col. West Main & Mattatuck Sts
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