Corner stone laying for St John of the Crow church in Middlebury
The corner stone of the new St John of the Crow church was laid amid impressive ceremonies in Middlebury. Dozens from Waterbury and Naugatuck attended as priests from multiple towns participated. The colonial red brick structure with two 80 foot towers will seat 700 and signals growth for a town long slow to expand.
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St John of the Crow
Middlebury
Waterbury
Nauga~tuck
Westover School
J. J. Loftus
Watertown
J. J. O'Brien
Waterstown
Walter J. Shanley
Danbury
Michael Barry
Torrington
Patrick Duggan
Ignatius Martinez
Farrel Martin
D. D
W. J. Fanning
Union City
Michael Higgins
Naugatuck
Michael J. Traynor
Waterville
Tierney
Loftus
Father Shanley
Thomas Kelly
Harvest Festival at St Patrick's parish concert
A recent Harvest Festival concert at St Patrick's parish drew strong attendance and is praised as a delightful Sunday event. The festival continues four evenings with suppers 5 to 8 pm, featuring a sisters directed program tonight and a lineup of table and service volunteers listed by name.
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St Patrick's
P. Courtney
A. Courtney
Phelan
Withey
J. Galvin
Malone
Lawlor
Mra Bresnahan
Farrell
Keenan
Griffin
Sullivan
Dunn
Flaherty
Carroll
Mra Joyce
Edmunds
Mra Devine
Magner
Horan
Conway
Mitchell
Horigan
Miss Spender
Sherlock
Skein
Carrolll
Gorman
Dunphy
Delaney
Molly Mahaney
Margaret Cronan
P. Lynch
Strike of Lasters Hits Lynn Shoe Industry
In Lynn Massachusetts the strike by lasters began last Friday and now threatens extensive disruption to the local shoe trade. About 1500 workers walked out and as shops stay closed many other workers are kept idle. factories may suspend operations if orders are not fulfilled. The union alleges manufacturers drift away from the Manufacturers' association, amid tension over the Joseph Count Co dispute. A board of trade tried to arrange talks with Count officials to avert a broader walkout.
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Lynn
Mass
Manufacturers’ Association
Joseph Caunt Co
Thevrion
Board of Trace
Count Company
Brooklyn Athletic Club set to meet tomorrow evening
The Brooklyn Athletic club will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening to transact business. A sacred concert at St Patrick's parish hall on Porter street drew a large audience last night as the program from the Democrat was well received. The concert won the preliminary to the harvest festival which lasts four nights. Tom Dodds is likely to join the B A C football squad next week. The team, after reviewing the All Waterbury lineup, believes it will win the championship and manager Dunphy expects an out of town team for the next game when the B A C makes its initial appearance.
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Brooklyn Athletic Club
St Patrick's Parish
Porter Street
the Democrat
Tom” Dodds
All-Waterbury
Dunphy
John Bergen Dies by Self Inflicted Gunshot
John Bergen aged 38 killed himself in his parents home at 392 Mill street after a quarrel with his wife at 456 West Malin street. The body was moved to Moriarty Sons and Calvary Cemetery burial planned, with family mourners including wife and eight relatives.
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John Bergen
Mal Street
Weat Malin
Library Park
Crane
Moriarty @ Sons
George Bergen
Mill Street
Florence
Harry
Eugene
Louis Golden
George Harten
Edward Bailey
Bristol
Bert Longworth
Clara Bergen
New
City Court Jammed As Light Neglect Case Fails
In city court Judge Burpee presided over a crowded docket with Prosecutor McGrath. Orson Light’s case for neglecting wife and child collapsed due to absent state witnesses. Several intoxication convictions followed with fines and probation. Parker pleaded guilty to theft from F B Wallace Co, possible mental concerns noted. Desible jailed for coal theft after plea of need. case continued. Gaming house raids led to Shusky’s Sunday Club closure and eleven men jailed for gambling.
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Burpee
McGrath
Orson Light
Michael Villette
Jai Martin Hanson
Thomas Callahan
Costa
John O'Dell
Daniel Doyle
William Geneski
John Yeraski
Ottone Tedesco
Joe Zosmka
George P. Parker
Wallace & Co
Abbott Avenue
Parker
Louis Desible
Desible
Frank Sisky
Shusky
South Main Street
Young Roosevelt Sees Smoke Cigarettes in Thompsonville
Theodore Roosevelt Jr did not hunt on Saturday despite two guns and hunting dress. He was seen downtown in game clothes smoking, visiting the post office, and receiving mail. Overseer Hineson says Roosevelt will work at the tubs Monday, keeping his end up with the man opposite. Also noted are Masonic Anniversary events in Boston with thirteen grand masters present.
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Thompsonville
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
W. J. Hineson
Roosevelt
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Curran Dry Goods CO
Worth &E
Allard & Blanchette
Ccess
F. L. MARKS @ Co., Inc
Grand
A. F. Cowles
Decorating Co
A Li
Wood
Charco
John Byrd
Plume & Avecot
JH. Devereaus
Hall
Ralph N. Blakeslee
Meadow St
Ariies
North Main Street
Fairfield
New Haven
Bridgeport
Hartford
Main ST
Waterbury Title Co
Leavenworth Sr
D. F. McCarthy
CLCR
Cottage Place
Duesler Bros
People's Market
Phoenix Ave
Buck
North Main
Tel
M. A. Green
Buckingham B's
D’g
Bank Street
J. E. Watts
South Main St
Munchen
Drescher & Keil
Harrison Ave
Geo. A. Upham
Cor, West Main and
Mattatuck Streets
Holley
EM Rigney
Cpe Ca
Woodruff Grocery
Bernat Holzer
Apothecaries Hall
Bargain
Just
Russia
Arthur
THE
Bank St
Driggs & Smith Co
Gate Gatter & Hudson’s New Shop
West Main Street
Over Park
Curtis Art Co
Adt
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
South Main
COOK
United
Center and Leavenworth
Brooklyn Briefs
Wenzel
Exchange Place
Bis
Noollector Parker
Young Roosevelt
Hunter
Ense
Boston
St John’s Lodge of
Sarita Anaroatre, Jr
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