Drapery and Upholstery Department Fall Line Specials
Enter the fall line with new draperies and upholstery including figured or solid colors fringe corded and oriental patterns. Prices from 3.98 to 7 for tapestry couch covers and from 1.50 to 150 for lace curtains. Window shades custom made with guaranteed satisfaction and price.
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Nottingham
ECRU
Holland
Madras
Naugatuck Events Highlight Week of Social and Political Activity
Naugatuck residents expect a busy week with concerts at Columbus hall and a whist party by St Mary’s Altar Society. Attendees heard of Bryan’s possible Naugatuck stop on October 27 and local political nominations adjourned to next Wednesday. Also noted were football practice, probate nominations, a fire case involving Michael Sullivan, and obituaries for Bartholomew Desmond. Community clubs plan open meetings with music from M W A and Royal Neighbors.
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Columbus Hall
Altar Society
St Mary’s Church
Jennie Johnson
Norwich
Eagles’ Minstrels
Eagles’ Hall
Irene Healey
State Normal School
New Haven
Michael Healey
Olive Street
William Kennedy
William J. Bryan
Naugatuck
Charles F. Hungerford
Rams
Beacon Falls
T. B. Howell
R. W. Lewis
Charles Fellows
John S. McDonough
Michael Sullivan
Sullivan
Ieee
Bartholomew Desmond
Frank Smith
Gorman Street
St Francis’ Church
St James’ Cemetery
Naugatuck Camp
M. W. of A
Grand Army Hall
A. O. Palmer
L. B. Coopman
Watertown Jottings and Local Updates
Mrs E Sutton of Montclair New Jersey is visiting W J Munsons Russell Woodward has joined Oakville Co Mrs B P Hudson returns from the south Hitchcock hardware store remodeling and enlargement Court Merrit Heminway calls a regular meeting tonight A large attendance is urged as business of importance will be transacted Democrats caucus Wednesday at town hall to nominate candidates The tenth anniversary of the Methodist church dedication occurs Thursday with an arranged programme by members
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E. Sutton
Montclair
N. J
W. J. Munson’s
Russell
Woodward
Oakville Co
B. P. Hudson
South
Hitchcock Hardware
Court Merrit Heminway
Fires and accidents dot Connecticut towns in week
Reports from New Haven to Willimantic recount multiple incidents including a burned Westwoods schoolhouse blamed on trespassers, a South Main Street residence destroyed by fire, a serious auto collision injuring Dan L. Woodford, a diphtheria outbreak in Bristol, and a series of arrests and drownings.
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Stamford
C. W. Walker
South Main Street
Nards Corner
Hartford
Dan L. Woodford
West Hartford
Kibbe
Mr. Woodford
Bristol
Frank Dugg
South Side
Richard Dugg
Norfolk
Clifton D. Roys
Grantville
Martin Dodd
Gladwin
Roys
H. W. Carter
Middletown
R. Monroe Goodale
Durham
Goodale
Dunham
First
Walter
Branford
Keney Park
Samuel Knudsen
Rockville
C. B. Brainard
Knudsen
St Francis'’s Hospital
Annie Bachmann
Max Bachmann
Madison
John
William Krux
Ffriends
Cromwell
Little
J. E. Reilly
Michael Nattel
Berlin
Calef
Thomas O'Keefe
Willimantic
Hampton
Firat
John Fyho
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen member identified after fatal East Hartford freight incident
A description of a dead man found after the East Hartford local freight suggests he was aged about years old with a smooth face and gray hair. He wore dark clothes, carried by two books including Brotherhood by laws and a names register. Names Grace DeWitt Leo Minster P J Hemenway Leo Minster and W J Chandler Woonsocket appear on a list found in his pocket.
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Brotherhood of
Grace DeWitt
Leominster
Mass
P. J. Hemenway
W. J. Chandler
Woonsocket
R. 1
East Hartford
Oakville Happenings and Local Updates
Oakville reports no arrests by the new constable Edward Stoddard. T. J. Finn joins Waterbury Novelty Co. and letters advertised. Oakville fire department tested a drill around 9 p m. Master Floyd Allen narrowly escaped injury from a fall near the depot. J A Saunders ill health and illness today. Thomas Geoghegan hired by J J Kelley to oversee Oakville route. Slade Jr starts new wood turning. Slade factory to boost business and employment. Henry Conrad injures shoulder in football defeat at Waterbury 23 to 0. team plans further practice for next game.
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Edward Stoddard
New York City
T. J. Finn
Waterbury Novelty Co
C. H. Manrile
Ruggiero Francesco
Emil F. Schule
William Moore
Oakville Co
Floyd Allen
Falls Avenue
J. Flynn
Hartford
J. A. Saunders
Rockdale Avenue
Thomas Geoghegan
Newton Heights
J. J. Kelley
Watertown
Oakville
C. Slade, Jr
Slade
Henry Conrad
Waterbury
Artists attend National Paint and Oil club convention in Boston
Artists from many places across the country gathered at Hotel Somerset for the National Paint and Oil club annual convention in Boston. Mayor George A. Hibbard welcomed delegates as several renowned painters were noted among the attendees.
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Boston
National Paint and Oil Club
Hotel Somerset
George A. Hibbard
Without What You Mint When 8 26¢ Ad Might Get It
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