One Hundred Salesmen to Attend to The People
A public outreach event attracts a large group of sales staff ready to engage with customers. The article notes organizers expect strong turnout and emphasize service and information booths across multiple city venues. Local officials praise the initiative as a boost to community commerce.
Union City Defeats Y M C A in Naugatuck Clash
In a Saturday night league game Union City Wheel club beat the Naugatuck Y M C A 22 to 16 amid rough second half play. Refereeing erratic. final score showed Wheel club ahead 23 to 18 at the finish. Umpires were Murphy and Clark. referee Dews.
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Union City
Union City Wheel Club
Wheel Club
Good Will Social Club
Naugatuck Wheel Club
Sewell
Worrall
Watertown Jottings From Taft Gymnastic Tourney
The third Taft Athletic gymnastic tournament at the school gym drew many visitors mainly St Margaret girls and local youth. M B Glover broke the fence vault record at eight feet six inches, beating Max Overman. Other events saw winners in running jump and various vaults with J F Valle and D Bunn taking boxing and weight classes. Officials included referees J D McGowan and A I Variell, with D J Raymond as tournament chair. Wandering Willie hobos troubled town, visiting over 28 houses for food or money, while jail records show over 100 meditations at the lockup this winter. Mr and Mrs D Barlow to sail.
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Taft Athletic Association
St Margaret
M. B. Glover
Max Overman
Danforth
M. B. Grover
Seaied
Bunn
J. E. Doran
J. F. Valle
D. Bunn
Paul Welton
J. E. Davis
C. Smith
David Trumbull
John D. McGowan
A. IT. Variell
M. D
A. Shoemaker
O. C. Joline
J. S. Dutcher
C. S. Goodrich
C. H. Baldwin
Henry
Sherwood
D. J. Raymond
D. C. Bunn
Lathrop Smith
David B. Trumbull
M. B. Groger
Roger Lee
Horation Seymour
Willie
Biaferer
W. G. Miller
Taft school vacation and local notices mix entry
March 28 marks a move back to England for unseen individuals while local residents note family visits and employment changes. A death at Chestnut park aged 38 from pneumonia is announced with a funeral set for Wednesday at 1 pm.
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Taft School
Elliott Griffin
Terryille
Nymons
Chestnut Park
Oakville Happenings Selections and Local News
In Oakville several church services occurred yesterday. Mrs William Wunt returned from New York City while Mer and Mrs Paul Newell plan to move to Waterlot Thursday. Miss Trattie Newell is ill with measles. Edward Cowles visited last week. Ernest, Plumb and William Bradley are recovering from measles. Newton Heights school canceled Friday due to a storm. A mask hall event Saturday featured costumes and magician Kilby. James Loughlin has a measles attack. Augustus Adams visits as Miss Walker returns home to Southport for vacation. Augustus Adams, a carpenter, was injured hanging a door at work. Mr Brophil, previously ill, is improving.
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Harry Wall
Mer
Paul Newell
Trattie Newell
Edward Cowles
Ernest
Plumb
William Bradley
Newton Heights
Professor Kilby
James Loughlin
Thomas Flanigan
Augustus Adams
Brophil
Editor Sheldon Retires From Topeka Capital
In Topeka on March 19 Rev. C M Sheldon retires as editor of the Christian Daily Capital. His last edition was printed March 17 and contains no local or telegraphic news, only Bible selections and discussions of Bible questions. Printing and mailing cease by midnight. Stockholders split over continuing the Christian daily, with injunction and damage suits anticipated as conferences fail to reach agreement.
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Topeka Capital
Topeka
C. M. Sheldon
Christian Daily Capital
Sheldon
Improvements on Egmont Key Planned For Five Buildings
The War Department will advertise bids for immediate construction of five structures on Egmont Key including an administration building a baker's shop an oilhouse a stable and a large wagon shed. Fortifications work remains ongoing and extensive.
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Egmont Key
Tampa
Fla
War Department
Bicycle Repair and Enameling Services Listed
Thomas H. Graham of 152 East Main Street advertises bicycle repairing and enameling of all kinds. The shop offers wooden rims and tires for bicycles and buggies and specializes in automobile tires.
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Thomas H. Graham
East Main ST
Two Two-Family Dwellings in Watertown Modern Improvements
Two two family dwellings in Watertown feature modern improvements with easy terms and monthly payments. Also listed is a two family house at Oakville offering favorable financing and flexible installment plans.
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Watertow
Oakville
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