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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

5

Eagles Stock Company Plans New Theater at Old Auditorium

M F Greaney and David M Hartford arranged a fifty two week stock venture for the old Auditorium on South Main street now the Eagles west. $7000 of $10000 stock has been subscribed with a certified check deposited. The theater will be renovated with a raised floor enlarged stage new scenery electric lobby lighting and attractive features. Hartford and Miss Nordstrom head the stock company backed by Eagles and Elks.

M. F. Greaney Aerue of Eagles David M. Hartford Jacques Stock Company Gullfelle Eagles South Main Street One Hundred Eagles and Elks Hartford Nordstrom

Debs Averts Mishap In Providence Speech

Socialist candidate Eugene V. Debs told Providence workers they invite trouble by voting for old party candidates Taft and Bryan, blasting Standard Oil and urging laborers to seek emancipation. A crowd of about 1,000 at Pawtucket nearly caused a derailment as Debs urged action. Debs spoke to 2,500 in Infantry Hall and addressed other cities with plans for Willimantic Hartford New Britain and New Haven tonight.

Providence Eugene V. Debs Taft Bryan Red Special Pawtucket Debs Infantry Hall Standard Oil Lawrence Haverhill Lowell Walpole Franklin Willimantic Hartford New Britain New Haven

Brooklyn Briefs Highlight Local Events and Incidents

William Dwyer joins Connecticut Co. G r o w n apron and neckpiece event set for Green street hall. St Patrick's Holy Name society plans 7 30 mass and 3 30 meeting. Nicholas Marano shop burglary noted with detective Keegan on case. Harvest festival extends to Porter street parish hall with turkey supper tonight and matinee tomorrow for children. boys choir led by Prof Grattan. whist games popular night prior.

William Dwyer Connecticut Co Brooklyn Green Street St Patrick's Holy Name Society Nicholas Marano Fourth Street Nick William Keegan St Patrick's Porter Street Prof Grattan

Peary reports unusually cold and stormy season

Commander Robert E Peary on a polar expedition forwards a letter from Etah North Greenland dated August 17 describing almost continuous winds and frequent snow storms. He notes there has been little ice except a narrow band of sparse floes off the Labrador coast.

Sidewalk Building Costs Should Be Publicly Shared

The Pensacola Municipal Journal and Engineer endorses city funded sidewalk construction with costs charged to abutting property owners, praising Waterbury’s model of city laid sidewalks with repairs at city expense. The piece argues the public should ultimately pay for street paving, ending private burden on permanent street improvements.

Waterbury Pensacola Fla Municipal Journal and Engineer Goodman Mos An & Whole Municipal Journal

Mission Circle Elects New Officers At Second Congregational

At the annual meeting of the Mission Circle of the Second Congregational Church officers were elected led by President Mrs J Merrick Garland Nye First Vice President Mrs C D Second Vice President Mrs Warren L Hall Secretary Miss Harriet Leggett and Treasurer Mrs E B Paine. The group plans home charity, foreign missionary work, and funded improvements notably to the church organ while supporting Waterbury hospital St Marys Hospital and the Montgomery Industrial School in Alabama.

Mission Circle The Second Congregational Church J. Merrick Galland Nye Mra C. D Warren L. Hall Harriet’ Leggett E. B. Paine Henry Fehl J. P. Pratt Wagner W. Leggett C. B. Morris W. L. Hall John Ives Stephen Cra C. Benham T. B. Ridge Alice Wilcox Bertha Hart Edith Camp Hazel Fogg Lucia Woodward Hazel Hyde Hattie Kirk G. Mason J. L. Geist Edson Hitchcock T. H. Hewtt C. D. Nye J. B. Doherty Henry Burton W. A. Blackman D. E. Blackmar Dorothy Benedict Bessie Segar Elia Partree W. A. Shepard Elsie Hyde Pierre C. Cowles H. G. Dodge P. B. Norton Walter Holmes Norton Odd Fellows Waterbury Hospital St Mary's Hospital Montgomery Industrial Sct Alabama

Socialists speak up against article on Debs visit

A Waterbury letter from October 8 1908 objects to a piece titled Cleanliness that ridiculed the socialist movement and Comrade Debs. The writer accuses the article of misleading readers and obscuring the grand noble teachings of socialism, arguing for fair treatment and clarity.

Waterbury Waterbury Evening Democrat Socialist Movement Debs

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