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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
2
Reported testimonials tout buttermilk as cure for back pain and intoxication, with patrons praising vitality and wealth after drinking eight glasses daily. A doctor allegedly advised moderation while noting the beverage’s pleasant taste and other items like tea and coffee are sold at the stand for 28 cents per pound butter.
Tonight a gathering schedule includes Boys' club and Sons of St George, Court McGivney and D. of I, Court EB, R. Crosby, F. of A, Alex Von Humboldt No 210, and the Sheet Metal Workers' International Alliance local unit.
Last day of knee pant sale at Upson Singleton & Co with stock $1.25. An anniversary mass for John Cullum at Immaculate Conception church at 8 am Saturday. James F. Pryor takes local management of United States Life Insurance Co, founded 1850, ad on page 3. Foreclosure judgment against Annie J. Dunne for $60. Woodbury Savings Bank and Samuel Lowe set for first Tuesday in November. Train from New Haven seen few riders at 11:30 pm, expect later summer uptick. Walter Crighton marries Elizabeth Stack at St Paul’s church. couple to reside at Fairmount terrace. Hamilton Park pool opened for women. Mrs William Kennedy to run pool and form a swimming club. Health Officer orders Warren Bros Co plant nuisance abated. company may relocate. Neighbors complain of smoke, dust, noise. some residents ill and seeking compensation. company expected to cooperate.
A catalog of missis and children's French dresses with varied trims and values from 69 cents to 2 dollars 98 cents. Includes white misses dresses 1 dollar 50, dresses with insertion lace and Hamburg, and silk dresses at about half price 5.98. On sale Saturday morning at 9 o clock, limit one per customer.
An advertisement details straw hats and collars with prices from $1.50 to $5.00, including reversible collar shirts in white usable as a negligee or with a starched collar. It highlights Our Own, Earl & Wilson, and Bangkok to Panama hats, claiming all hats are brand new with a range of Sailor straws and soft roll brims priced from $1.50 to $5.00.
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