Naugatuck Weekly Notes and Local Updates
Local items include social calls by John Young of Hamden and visits from Ruth Hawley of Middlebury College. Reports cover boat races in New London, carpenters union meeting, a probate decision sending a 10 year old to the county home, summer travels to Great Diamond Island, and a shirt waist dance by the Red Men. Also noted are church entertainments, school district meetings, and a wedding at Scott street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upson, Singleton & Co
John Young
Hamden
James Cook
Coen Street
Ruth Hawley
Middlebury College
J. W. Robbins
F. H. Judd
New London
George Hammond
Bridgeport
Carpenters’ Union
John F. McDonough
Michael Irving
New Haven
Jane R. Wood
Dorchester
Mass
William Reidy
Buffalo
N. Y
James Ordney
Scranton
Penn
Paul Neary
Anderson Street
Francis Dowling
Lewis Street
George M Rumney
Pillside Avenue
Groton
Rumney
Bankers
Red Men’s Association
Red Men's Hall
Prentzel
Indies’ Auxiliary
Beacon Falls
John Rotchford
Danbury
Richard Neary
Union Center School
St .Michael’s Church
Cornelia Chamberlain
New Britain
D. P. Mills
Susie
Annie Mills
Great Diamond Island
Sheldon F. Paine
Margaret Burke
Merides
Trman
Sherwood
Providence
R. I
M. J. Burke
Hans S. Hansen
May Street
Paul Lempke
German Lutheran Church
Hillside Cemetery
Jennie L. Moore
Orlando Hastings
J. L. Moore
Straiteville
Martin D. Sehluenson
Ward
Osborn
Riverhead
N.Y
Atlantic City
Schivenson
Scott Street
Eagies
Marcell Bankus
Joan Bankus
St Francie's Church
St James's Cemetery
Foresters
Foresters’ Hall
Grand Court
Union City
Prospect Street
Central Avenue
Echoes of Union City a Friday night schedule near clash
After noon the Echoes of Union City travel to Danbury to face the Tigers while the Firemen's field hosts Maplewoods versus the Merry Widows. The bor ough championship hinges on that latter game as roof and ground are noted for a potential upset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union City
Danbury
Tigers
Maplewoods
Merry Widows
Watertown Notes and Local Moves
Army corporal promotion for Thomas White and Paul Welton heading to the Adirondacks for summer. Taft school graduate F D Hotchkiss to enter Yale in September. John Carroll wins lawsuit against Michael Willinger over a horseshoeing bill. Mrs Lawrence moved to Insane asylum in Middle Exchanges from McLeary's farm. Hackenschmidt reported dead. is alive and well after knee operation recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas White
Paul Welton
Leadirondacks
F.D. Hotchkiss
Taft School
Yale College
John Carroll
Michael Willinger
Lawrence
Bicycle Records Fall in Salt Air Meet
Jackie Clarke of Australia set a world three mile record at Saltair in 5 49 5. A two mile tandem record followed as Clarke and Maher defeated Samuelson and Wilcox in 3 57 5. Nearby Canton golf saw R H Crowell set a 36 hole state record of 158 at Lakeside links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Jackie” Clarke
Saltair
Clarke
Maher
Samuelson
Wilcox
Ohio
Canton
R. H. Crowell
Euclid Beach Golf Club
Cleveland
Lakeside
Oakville Happenings Briefs and Local Updates
Prayer meeting at the Congregational church tonight at 7 30. Miss Sadie Beach of Newton Heights is recovering from illness. Hezekiah Davis improves his Heights residence with a fresh coat of paint. A C Toland on Main Street resumes work after illness. Miss Mary OConnell plans cataract surgery on the left eye. Miss Frances Fitzpatrick to arrive from Oberlin C this evening for summer with her parents on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Sadie Beach
Newton Heights
Hezekiah Davis
A. C. Toland
Mary O'Connell
Frances Fitzpatrick
Oberlin
Main Street
Local Yale Law Grad to Join Ha Ford Firm
Southington Yale Law School graduate NUTMEG GRATINGS will enter the law office of Benedict Holden in Hartford. Other notes include Sterling plans at a Derby factory, a lightning strike on a Hillstown tobacco shed, a $20,000 rug order for Upson Martin Carpet Mills, and Cole Electric Express Co history moving under Connecticut Co control. Thunderstorms damage Monroe area. Willimantic carpenters strike over non union hire. Wallingford reports 73 percent fruit crop outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southington
William Egan
Yale Law School
Benedict Holden
Haford
Derby
Sterling Plano
Manchester
Hillstown
Christopher Weisner
Thompsonville
Upson
Martin
New York City
Cole Electric Express Co
Norwalk
Connecticut Co
Cole Co
New Haven
Sareene Wharts
Provicane
A.lessee
Lunapark
Consta
Wharff
Monroe
Oliver Blakeman
East Village
Robert Sinclair
Samuel Sharp
Hammertown
Willimantic
Wallingford
New England Olympic fund reaches goal after donations
Hayden announces no further subscriptions will be asked as the required 3000 dollars has been fully raised. Dartmouth and Harvard graduates give 500 each, Boston Athletic Association adds 250, and individuals tally 821. Notables contributing include Eben Draper Charles Hayden Robert Winsor W Murray Crane and James J Storrow. Kodol advertised as the best known dyspepsia remedy sold by Buckingham Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Chases Hayden
New England
Dartmouth
Harvard
Boston A. A
Aoept Nees
Eben S. Draper
Gallen
Stone
Charles Hayden
Robert Winsor
United States
W. Murray Crance
James J. Storrow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grieve, Bisset, & Holland
Bank Street
Tel
Waterbury's
Mar Negligees
Madras
China
East Main Street
Magner Hardware Company, Inc
the Hub Grocery Co
South Main ST
Democrats
Naugatuck Anes Es
Wethersfield
America
Broad Street
W. J. Rawlings
Harmony Lodge
A. M
Morgan House
Kensington
A. F
Dr Wells
Edward Morse
Watertown
Louis Montague
Torrington
Meriden
New York
John Kelly
Alex Swanson
Naugatuck
C. P. Parker
Yale
Fritz Mohr
Hjalmar Lundin
Brooklyn
Lundin
Sweden
Mohi
Oakville
Buckingham Pharmacy
Wallace & Walsh
Abbott Ave
Jacques’ Opera House
Boston Decorating Co
North Main Street
Yours Truly, M. J. Kastleman
Waterbury
South Main Street
Best Dental Co
Manufacturer’s Bank
Bank i
George A. Upham
Col
West Main & Mattatuckers
POST
Quassapaug Lake House
A. Harris
Rick's Dancing Academy
East Main St
Grand ST
Grand Street
Leavenworth Street
the White-Simmons Co
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