Our Dollar Gloves Catalog Highlights Varied Weights and Leathers
A catalog-style listing describes multiple glove styles including English tan oak shades and assorted colors. It notes prices from $1.00 to $2.00 and mentions features such as Paris point stitching, pique seams, full out seams, and durability. Names include Cape Glove Davy Jouvin & Co and The Peerless Walking Gloves with varied shades and finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jouvin & Co
Albert White
Havana
Social dances and club meetings fill Laurel town calendar
Tomorrow Laurel Football teams hosts a dance at Leavenworth hall. The Big Seven Social club plans a dance at Hamilton hall on Thursday night. Washington Hill club opens a dance series Friday at their hall on Washington street. Barcelona council K of C meets tonight with District Deputy Lynch as guest. White Oak Camp initiates 17 members after last evening’s meeting in Pythian hall with vocal solos by local artists. Algonquin club dance at Buckingham hall Friday with Galipeau’s orchestra. event highly anticipated for year’s best. A Whist series kickoff last night at 36 Cassidy avenue yielded prizes for Hannah Clifford and Bernard Garrity. Next gathering set for Oct 19 at Division street. Naturalist club notes Chicago meat-packing talk by Ella Reeve Bloor and Roosevelt investigation. interest urged for future talks on stock yards labor conditions. Melicent Porter chapter D A R hosts fall meeting with state regent Sara Kinney. plan to invite Rev W J Long to speak in November. Social hour features songs by Mrs Pierre C Cowles and encore by Mrs J A Pratt.
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Laurel
Leavenworth Hall
Big Seven
Hamilton Hall
Washington Hill Club
Washington Mreet
Barcelona Council
James M. Lynch
White Oak
Pythian Hall
Fred Rush
Charles, Smith
A. Bishop
Galipeau
Algonquin Club
Buckingham Hall
T. J. Coyle
Cassidy Avenue
Hannah Clifford
Bernard Garrity
J. D. Leeney
Knight
M. H. Conlon
Division Street
Naturalist Club
Bronson Library
Bronson Library Last Evening. Mra
Ella Reeve Bloor
Chicago
New York
Connecticut
J. G. Davenport
D. D
W. J. Long
Stamford
Pierre C. Cowles
J. A. Pratt
Brooklyn Briefs Highlights and Local Notes
Local briefs report fashion sales at Upson Singleton including boys sweaters 5c to 3 and note Miss Nellie Lynch of Terryville visiting then returning home. Norton street resident Carrolton Gensler recovers from injury. Pioneers boast speed and readiness. Michael Brennan returns to Albany School of Pharmacy after summer work. Harvest festival at St Patrick's parish draws crowds with dinners from 5 to 8. Duggan shop incident leaves William Lakonis with a bruised hand. Apron and necktie party planned by Brooklyn Business Men's baseball team with Leap Year Orchestra and manager Joseph A Smith speaking. Jack Cahill completes painting work at Patrick's church and Benedict Burnham factory yard stacks. past accident noted.
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Upson
Singleton
Nellie ‘Lynch
Terryville
South Leonjard Street
Albany School of Pharmacy
Smith’s
St Patrick's Parish
Lyceum
William Lakonis
Washington Avenue
Brooklyn Business Men
Green Street
Leap Year
Joseph A. Smith
Jack Cahil
Aldermen Adjourn After Busy Session At City Hall
The board of aldermen met for about an hour and then adjourned for two weeks. A committee report favored adding a Bunker Hill district segment to Waterville, with notices to be published as required. Other actions included bond debt update, property foreclosure adjustments, street and sidewalk petitions, and adoption of a new police ordinance.
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Spain
Gallagher
Larkin
Bunker HI
Waterville
Chamber
Board of Public Works
Comptroller
Thomas F. Devine
M. J. Donahue
Wington Street
Devin
Blackstone
Alderman Fine
Middlebury
Lawlor
Thomaston Road
Mderman
Peohe
Bootles
Phoenix Avenue
East Main Street
Scully
Fine
John Schuster
Publie Sisters
Wood Street
Wood Ong Putnam Streets
Rocco Paladino
Chetfield Street
Caval
Meadow Streets
Thomas E Guest
Tower Road
Raiden Avenu
Andohn F. Kershaw
East Street
Oak
Howard
Scovil Manufacturing Co Ution
W. G. Parthenay
Parker
Patrick Wren
Daniel Lawlor
Miles McNitt
Pete Mr. Krom
Safety Board
Columba Boulevard
Bureau of Assesment
Hewlett Street
North Riverside Street
Chipman Street
Eolward Street
Willard Street
Winut Street
Frank Hubar
Manufacturers’ National Bank
T. A. Spencer
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Curran Dry Goods
Fisk, Clark & Flagg
Peter Ses Bhlaee
Allard & Blanchette
South Main Street
F. L. Marks & Co., Inc
Grand
Bank
A. F. Cowles
Decorating Co
Abbott Rve
Richt
Quassapaug Lake House
Waterbury
A. Harris
Hall
North Main Street
New Haven
JRL
Fairfield
Bridgeport
Main ST
Ake
Waterbury Title Co
Leavenworth St
Woodruff Grocery Go
Elton
Holtzer
Giants
Bernat Holzer
Apothecaries Hall CO
Lower Bank Street
Bargain
Bank Street
The
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
South Main
Tel
Russia
Arthur
Bank St
D. F. McCarthy
Cottage Place
COOK
United
Leavenworth Sts
Leaders In
Duesler Bros
People's Market
Phoenix Ave
Life
Wey
Curtis Art Co
Brooklyn Briefs
Wiber
M. A. Green
Buckingham
D’g
J. E. Watts
South Main 8
Munchen
Drescher
Keil
Harrison Ave
Driggs & Smith Co
Eel
Gete Gatter
F. Buck
North Main
Geo. A. Upham
Cor, West Main and
Mattatuck Streets
Holley
Bank ‘Street
M Morsy
Watervir
Adt
Mele
Emerson
J. G. Jackle & Sons
Bank St., Waterbury
Board OF Aldermen
Dividley
Institute
Leavenworth Street
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