Special Lace Curtain Sale Heads This Week
A local retailer advertises a week long sale on lace curtains with substantial reductions on Cluny Irish Point Renaissance and Scotch lace curtains. Items range from 69 cents to 4.95 per pair with several patterns, colors in white and ecru, and half price lots available. The promotion runs this week only.
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AEA Erie
Madras
Nottingham
Cluny
Fireworks Sale Promises Largest Line in State
An ad boasts the state’s largest fireworks display with prices low and a wide range of novelties from “TED CHINESE CA” to Roman Candies and torpedos. It markets harmless ammunition, caps pistols, and boxed assortments, calling the store “CHEAP STORE ON EARTH.”
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TED Chinese CA
Bridge on Fire Near Gallup Trains Men Dead
The Gerland Limited on the Santa Fe railroad crashed into a burning bridge east of Gallup New Mexico after rounding a curve near Williams Arizona. The engineer fireman and four other trainmen were killed fifteen passengers were injured.
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Wiliams
Arizona
Gallup
New Mexico
Gerland Limited
Santa Fe
Explosion at San Francisco Grocery Store Kills One
An explosion at a San Francisco grocery store on June 29 injures three others and results in one death. Emergency crews respond as investigators search for the cause.
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San Francisco
Jace
Local Notables and Socials Highlight Naugatuck News
NAUGATUCK notes list visits across Connecticut towns including Water Street resident Lyman Lamphere in New Haven and Miss Rosella Murnane in New Haven. Several residents travel to Syracuse Denver and Liverpool with weddings and graduations on tap.
Firemen baseball team defeats Woodbury 2 to 0 on the road
Hotchkissville’s firemen best Woodbury 2 0 after noon last Saturday with new pitcher Smedick on the mound. Woodbury managed only three safe hits as Schmedick and Sweeney held the line while Frazier Gill and Cowles judged the play. Umpire Cowles. The victory marks the season’s second win over Woodbury and boosts the team’s momentum with strong fan support.
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Hotchkissville
Roberts
O'Laughlin
Morris
Comber
Welch
Woodbury
Smedick
R.H.E. NL FD
Schmedick
Sweeney
Frazier
Gill
Cowles
W. P. Cahill
Oakville Happenings and Local Notes of Interest
Miss Louise Rabin is seriously ill at her Main street home. Frank M. Stoddard visits New York City. Mrs Sullivan of Thomaston visited friends on Wood street. Miss Mary Briday of Newton Heights visited Savin Rock yesterday. Mrs C A Mosgrove and daughter from Main street were at Savin Rock yesterday. The Baldwin place on Knob Hill is being remodeled. Bridges across Steelbrook to receive paint next week. Miss Lena Hurlburt returns home and will teach in Watertown next year. William Davies of Rockdale Avenue had a painful forehead injury during a picnic. Banns published for Miss Agnes Geoghegan and W S Sumner. Thomas Shields Sr of Watertown retired after 42 years with the railroad.
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Lyman Lamphere
Water Street
New Haven
Joseph Raythiewick
Millville Avenues
New Britain
Edmund Geary
New York City
Edward Geary
Meadow Street
Rosella Murnane
Anna Danning
Woodbine Street
William Glynn
Torrington
James Glynn
Headley Street
Emily Phillips
Hartford
Walter H. Twitchell
Fairview Avenue
Emil Anderson
New Windsor
Ill
Martin Anderson
Hillside Avenue
W. G. Hard
Des Moines
Austin Murphy
Schenectady
N. Y
Martin Dodge
Rubber Avenue
St Francis's Church
Nora McCarthy
Hoboken
N. J
John Broderick
Cliff Street
Kennedy
Denver
Winnifred Kelly
Hartford Public
William Danbury
Bebee Street
William H. Eastman
Gorman Street
Syracuse
W. E. Gerrish
Asbury Park
Jennie Powers
Thomas
St John's
N. F
William Smith
Olive Street
George H. Kennedy
Buffalo
Europe
Columbus Hall
Brainard Smith
Thomas Smith
North Main Street
New York
Liverpool
England
Ireland
Scotland
Pond Hill
Floyd FP
Wooster
Jacob Keeling
Wiliam H. Thutton
Sarah O'Brien
Carroll Street
Father Hig
St James's Cemetery
John F. Rick
Red Men's Hall
Neary Building
Naugatuck
Foresters’ Hall
F. of
Mr Moran
Main Street
W. F. Devine
Union Center
James Penrose
Frederick F. Schaffer
Edward J. Sweeney
Hutchimeville
Louise Rabin
Frank M. Stoddard
Falls Avenue
Sullivan
Thomaston
Wood Street
Mary Briday
Newton Heights
Savin Rock
C. A. Mosgrove
Baldwin Place
Knob Hill
H. B. Russell
Steelbrook
Lena Hurlburt
Polk
East Farms
Hurlburt
Watertown
William
Bert Davies
Rockdale Avenue
St Mary Magdalene’s Church
Agnes Geoghegan
Joseph Geoghegan
W. S. Sumner
Brockton
Mass
Thomas Shields
Waterville Social Notes and Local Games
James Lynch of Wallingford visits the Ville with other relatives present. Frank Waters of Thomaston and Miss Stella Minor visit Cheshire and return to the Ville. Mildred Jackson to Asbury Park for two weeks. Nettle Worthington visiting Somers. Edith Brown returns home from Hopewell after a stay in the Ville. Good Will lodge K P meets tonight. Waterville Junior baseball beats Wooster 1 0 with Bartow Fanning vs Slocum Maloney. School district officers elected and 2 ½ mills tax approved for the year.
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James Lynch
Wallingford
Ville
Frank Waters
Thomaston
Stella Minor
Cheshire
Mildred Jackson
Asbury Park
Nettle Worthington
Somers
Edith Brown
Hopewell
Good Will Lodge
K. of P
Frank Senior
Ansonia
Everitt
Hartford
James Senior
Boyden Street
Waterville
Bob” Stone
Wooster
Bartow
Fanning
Watervilles
Slocum
Maloney
The
Woosters
Ferdinand Wolf
George A. Sayers
Dr Holroyd
H. A. Toliar
F. W. Wheeler
C. H. Draper
Watertown Notes And Local Visits Highlight Week
Watertown jottings report schools closed for summer. Mary Walker of Center street Waterbury visited Watertown. Misses Sheeran and Crane of Waterbury called in town. Nora Pickett of Waterbury visited her sister Nellie here. Mrs Handswich, longtime Waterbury resident, returned to Main Street after a stay at R. XII. The Watertown first team defeated the MC A team of Waterbury.
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Mary Walker
Center Street
Waterbury
Sheeran and Crane
Nora Pickett
Nellie
F. D. Handswich
Bes
Main Street
R. XII
Watertows
Fast Saturday game ends in 6 to 3 score
Watertown and Waterbury met in a quick contest with Watertown scoring six runs to Waterbury’s three. Ziedler pitched well allowing six hits while Moss limited Watertown to seven hits. Key seventh inning threats by Waterbury produced their two runs.
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Ziedler
Moss
Rhe
Watertown
Waterbury
Zeidler
McGowan
Moes
Cairns
Mattoon
Local Briefs Span Farms, Rail, and Fires Across Connecticut
Milford reports continued straw hat factory work for a short period as the season stays strong. Bridgeport records a deadly accident after Frank Pagel, 15, was fatally struck by a freight train on East Bridgeport elevated tracks. Plainville heard plans for a central telephone exchange with lineman housing. Southington teases vaudeville at Lake Compounce amid disputed payments by the Connecticut company. New Britain notes dog attacks on two boys and a third bite at the town home, with Dr Kelly attending. Rockville marks its Centennial with church services and a bright electric display in Central Park. Best Hampton recounts a fox shooting by Frank Flemins near his home. Hartford recalls a 1889 express crash killing several, including Miss Mary J. Brigham. Windsor reports a warehouse fire at several buildings with $50,000 losses and unclear cause. Thompsonville anticipates a final court order to free the Thompsonville and Suffield bridge. Glastonbury notes peach trees dying with various explanations.
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Milford
Bridgeport
Frank Pagel
Kossuth Street
Plainville
Southington
Lake
Connecticut
Bristol
Compounce
New Britain
Louis Croll
Hartford Avenue
Levin
Louis Kolodney
Dr Kelly
Wiley
James O'Brien
Tremont Street
Rockville
Vernon
Central Park
Hampton
Frank — Flemins
Flemins
F. H. Barton
Hartford
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Quinnipiack
Mary J. Brigham
Mt Holyoke College
Windsor
American Tobacco Companys
W. 5S
Wrisley & Son
William Stinson
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
American Tobacco Company
Thompsonville
H. J. Curtis
Superior Court
Suffield Bridge
Connecticut Supreme Court
Warehouse Point
Glastonbury
John Tom Hill
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Wallace & Walsh
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Jacques
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the Democrat
the Ladies of Water
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