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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1908

Page

7

Women's Ready-to-Wear Garments

A summer ready to wear showcase offers wash skirts linen skirts one piece jumper suits and wash suits for women and misses. Items include blue tan and white wash skirts linen skirts specialty jumpers in chambray and crossbar muslins with deep discounts on selected suits and waists. See Japanese silk shirts and lace waists plus reduced priced lace trimmed blouses in a broad seasonal selection.

Cat Cot Ea Jawn Eas Ns. Slay Mararmemer

Women Club Officers Vote Count Delays Result

In Boston a federation of women clubs tallying officer ballots worked through the night while delegates speculated on the president's fate. May Alden Ward Heston led the slate for convention approval as a final ballot list was prepared.

Boston General Federation of Women's Clubs May Alden Ward Heston Rejepenesetts Federation Mire Phillip N. Moore Louis General Federation

Town News Roundup From Naugatuck Short Notes

Miss Mary Jepson visits E W Whitlock. many residents return from travels to Paterson Hoboken Scranton and New York state. Fraternity meeting, real estate hearings, auctions, sports including Brooklyn Giants game, clerks beat Union City, and updates on births deaths and housing projects.

Watertown society and industry notes hint coal price rise

Watertown jottings report a pending coal price increase starting the first of the month. Charles Lynn ends coal ties with Chase Rolling Mill. Mrs Brothwell of Torrington visits Mrs Bartlett. T. F. Atwood returns from Laurel Beach. Mrs Marrilla Atwood visits daughter Mrs Isham at Fort Trumbull Beach before returning home. Emil C. Marggraff, seriously ill, was taken to New Haven hospital for an operation.

Brothwell Torrington E. J. Bartlett T. F. Atwood Laurel Beach Marrilla Atwood Mrs Isham Fort Trumbull Beach Watertown Emil C. Marggraff New Haven Hospital

Oakville Happenings And Local Notes

West Haven visitor L B Newton called on friends in Oakville. Several cases of whooping cough are reported among local children. Mrs Lake of Plymouth visited with Bert of Rockdale Avenue. Oakville team plans to play Coe Brass in Torrington on Independence Day. Mrs Everett and Dorothy depart for Cleveland to visit relatives. Unclaimed letters at the Oakville post office for Miss O Hara John P Gelshr Adam Dauch Herman Smalley and James J Learey. Mrs Frederick Baer of Davis Street, who fell from a trolley car, is recovering and outlook is good.

Mary Jepson E. W. Whitlock High Street Wallace Webster Paterson N. J Peter Boylan Fort Trumbull Beach Oscar Anderson Springfield Mass Clara Mann Central Avenue New York State Frank Goodyear Hillside Avenue Nelson Torrington Samuel Whitely Elmwood Street Bessie Prall Maple Terrace Scranton Thomas Davey Lines Hill Stree Anna May Fitzpatrick Brooklyn Harry B. Olsen William Jones Philadelphia Benjamin Kiernsa Gorman Street Pauline Richards Waterbury W. H. Gerrish Meadow Street Asbury Park Annie’ Jones Cherry’ Street New Haven Hospital Alpha Delta Chi Maple Street Wood Street James E. Sweeney Blakeman Prospect Street James Bird Joseph Celello Oliva Sabia St Francis’s Church Father Higgins Mary Turando Anthony Sabia Joseph Alofney Rosney Spring Street St James's Cemetery J. J. Gorman Oliver Street A. B. Cross, Jr Reidy & Kelly John F. Rick Red Men's Hall Neary Brooklyn Royal Giants Sweeney Naugatuck Union City Firemen's James Sweeney Johan J. Gorman Richard Freeman Fairviewavesse and Clff Street Nace Lambert Thomaston John Hannon Woodbury Johnson Patrick Cleary Olive Street Jeremiah O'Donnell David Corcoran Elm Street Esterbrook Warden O'Loughlin Kennedy Ham Board of Warden and Burgesses L. B. Newton West Haven Ville Lake Plymouth Bert Rockdale Avenue Oakville Coe Brass Everett Dorothy Cleveland Post Ofice Miss O'Hara John P. Gelshr Adam Dauch Herman Smalley James J. Learey Frederick Baer Davis Street

Cleveland Girl Wins National Public Schools Spelling Championship

Marie C Bolden, thirteen, daughter of a Cleveland mail carrier, captures the intercity spelling contest at the National Educational Association opening in Cleveland. Mae Tharshy of Pittsburgh ties her record. Bolden earns a Cleveland board badge while Pittsburg posts more errors in the team contest.

Cleveland Jane Marie C Rolden American Public Schools National Educational Association Mae Tharshy Pitteberg Pittsburg Miss Boden

Leaf Impresses with 14 Inch Maple Leaf Discovery

Bolton Hutchinson reports finding a 14 inch maple leaf on a young sapling near Southing on Lake. In Winsted James McGowan, a one man contractor for Local Telephone, fell 18 feet from a Willow street pole but escaped with minor injuries. Fairfield body identified as Thomas Monahan after death near the acid works. New Haven sees career changes with a 42 year veteran retirement and two promotions.

Bolton Calvin Hutchinson Whiteaying Warran Winsted James McGowan Willow Street Bridgeport Fairfield H. E. Bishop State Street Peter Hall Thomas Monahan New Haven A. B. Smith New Haven Road New Britain Percy M. Blake Burlington Derby Jennings Street Bristol P. H. Condon & Co McKone Hartford Thomaston Waterbury Wigwam Wo Hou Board of Pardons John V Supreme Court Leverine McGraw Windsor Windsor Canning Company New London Matthew Griswold Dwight Griswold Yale Varsity Thousand Islands Black Hall Conn New York Griswold Middletown Willow Island Connecticut River National Audubon Society Manchester William Borce William Kanshl Philip Stuum Kerry Street North End

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