Register by Monday for 5 000 transfers says Waterbury registrar
The article warns Waterbury electors that 5 000 transfers will occur this year due to hardship. Registrars urge native and foreign born residents to register by Monday at 5 PM to be eligible. Deputies will operate in six wards and voting machines will be available mid next week to ease the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
United States
Henry O'Connor
Democrat
Platt Block
Frank Pelka
Titizens Bank
North Maintreet
City Hall
Leavenworth Street
Ourth Ward
South Main Street
Lawlor
East Main Street
Sayers
Waterville
Brooklyn Briefs Preview St Patrick Event and Local News
Tomorrow is communion Sunday for St Patrick's Holy Name society. Clergy attended Bishop Tierney's funeral in Hartford. Charles Buck leaves for Scranton to work in a steel mill. Brooklyn Athletic club foot team plans practice and a first game next week with Hartford and Ansonia opponents. Harvest festival at St Patrick's parish closes. matinee for children well attended. Few political arguments noted as sidewalk debates stay sparse. Trolley route to Town Plot faces little support and taxpayers pay little attention.
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St Patrick's Holy Name Society
John Conway
William Lafith
St Patrick's Church
Tierney
Hartford
Charles Buck
Fellmann Brewing Co
Scranton
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Foot
Ansonia
St Patrick's Parish
Orter Street
Boys A O H Division to be organized tomorrow
A boys division of the A O H will be organized in A O H hall tomorrow afternoon under State Secretary John P Sheehan and others. The group will study Ireland’s history and Irish music, join for 25 cents, with monthly dues between 5 and 10 cents, and require parental consent. Members will drill once a month to learn military discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Sheehan
A. O. H. Hall
Ireland
United States
Explosion Scare rattles North Square at night
Last night around 9 near the water trough a loud report drew crowds as a trolley car was halted. Police kept bystanders back while officers checked for danger. A shattered tin tube resembling a railroad torpedo was found, its origin and purpose unknown.
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North Square
Therolley
Omcer
Simon McCarthy
Hartford and London bridges compared in length and size
The report lists Hartford bridge at 1,192.5 feet long with 80 feet width and 45 feet height above low water, nine spans, and various span widths. It compares to London bridge at 1,005 feet long, 53 feet wide, 60 feet high, five spans, with detailed span dimensions and foundation depths. Additional examples include Britannia, Charing Cross, Crumlin, Landore, Niagara, and many masonry and tubular bridges, plus the Brooklyn and Montreal structures.
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Hartford Bridge
London Bridge
Hartford Bridges
Wittengen
Britannia
Charing-cross
Crumlin
Landore
City Court Deals With Drunken Misconduct and Unregistered Dog Case
John Cartlin faced charges for intoxication and unlawful respect to a neighbor’s refrigerator with meat taken. A key witness failed to appear, resulting in no ruling on the meat theft. Cartlin fined seven dollars plus costs. A dog case against C. B. Booth was deferred to Monday. Daniel Kiloughey pled for clemency, received probation and a ten dollar fine. Frank Shusky, tied to a gambling house and unlicensed sale of liquor, settled after posting a $50 payment on top of a $200 case bond with adolph Standitz as bondsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cartlin
Cartlin
C. 8
Booth
Daniel Killoughey
Frank Shusky
Adolph Standitz
East Main Street
Foreclosure suit over unpaid Park Avenue note
In district court Mrs Idella M. Peasley sues Luigi Spagnalo for foreclosure on a $3,000 note from Julius Chotzianoff. Spagnalo, who has collected rents and made no repairs, is targeted as the nonpaying borrower. Receiver Walter E. Monagan was appointed with an $800 bond to collect rents and order repairs.
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Luigi Spagnalo
New York City
Park Avenue
Julius Chotzianoff
Chotzianos
Idella M. Peasley
F.M. Peasley
Spagnalo
Spagnolo
Carmody
Plainoff
Walter E. Monagan
Peabody Cousins Wed in Homestead Boston Ceremony
Miss Katherine P Peabody daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert S Peabody married her cousin W Rodman Peabody Harvard 95 lawyer son of Professor Francis Greenleaf Peabody at the couple parents home 22 Fenway street Boston Oct 10 at noon Bride wore white satin trimmed with old family lace heirloom veil no attendants ceremony performed at home with Harvard members present
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Katherine P
W. Rodman
Boston
Katherine P. Peabody
Robert S. Peabody
Fenway Street
W. Rodman Peabody
Harvard
Francis Greenleaf Peabody
Eatle F
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the Curran Dry Goods CO
Biemela
Ecru
P. N
Ingrain
Adeciay Pereiemaby Snc
Allard & Blanchette
Cowles
F. L. MARKS @ Co. Inc
Bank
A. F. Cowles
Elling
Border
Gen. Decorating Co
Abbott
Old Point Comfort
Via
OLD Dominion Line
Hotel Chamberlin
New York
Old Point
Norfolk
Pier
North River
J. J. Brown
Mgr
Beberaiomers
Beach St
North Main Street
Chapel
Fairfield
New Haven
Bridgeport
Main ST
Waterbury Title Co
Leavenworth St
Duffy
Woodruff Grocery
Elton
Giants of
Bernat Holzer
Liggett’s
Belle Mead Sweets
Apothecaries Hall CO
Lower Bank Street
Bargain
Bank Street
Ziglatz Ki-Marks
S.malin
CONN
Russia
THE
Arthur Bradley CO
Bank St
Driggs & Smith Co
Tel
Gete Gatter & Hodson’s
Adt
United Gas Improvement Co
Leavenworth
Duesler Bros. People’s Market
Phoenix Ave
D. F. McCarthy
Cottage Place
M. A. Green Jeweler and Broker
Buckingham Building
Hall
Ralph N. Blakeslee
Meadow St
F. Buck
North Main
Geo. A. Upham, Builder
Col. West Main and
Mattatuck Streets
Curtis Art Co
J.G. Jackle & Sons
Opp
Center St
Emersons
Holley
Rioney
Watervele
Brooklyn Briefs
Campbellton
N. B
Australia
Pederson
Riviere du Loup
Great Britain
Cape Chatte
St Lawrence River
Laurivng
Inishowen Head
Union Cove
Middlesboro
England
Quebec
North Wain Street
Torpedo
the District Court
F. M. Peasley
Peabody Cousins
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