Basement Wants for the Housekeepers
A period list of household ware offers including wean pots old English rockingware crystal tumblers custard cups and blue and white china. Enamelware tea kettles dish pans lipped kettles tea and coffee sets cooking pots dippers coat hooks shovels bath room mirrors oil heaters and assorted cleaning and laundry items with bulk pricing. Local sale notes value and per unit prices are shown with items like X-ray stove polish fire clay and clothes pins.
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Wea
Rockingham
U.S
Supper by St Marys Hospital Aid Society Draws Big Crowd
A City hall supper hosted by St Marys Hospital Aid Society drew a packed crowd with five decorated tables and Galpeau’s orchestra. More than 600 paid at the door and about 3 000 suppers were served. nearly all proceeds go to the hospital fund. Mrs Sarah J Hayes led the event with help from her assistant corps.
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City Hall
St Mary's Hospital
Sarah J. Hayes
New 25 Cent Department Store Opens in Waterbury
Waterbury welcomes the second 25 cent department store from W. T. Grant Co. The two block arcade connects Bank and South Main streets via a new eight foot passage built by Tracy Bros. Co. J. J. Murphy aided securing the Terry and Davidoff properties. The store features 38 departments with every item at 26 cents or less. Manager P. H. Myers leads a staff promising courteous service and daily value hunts with buyers in New York seeking specials.
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Main Street
Waterbury
Lynn
Mass
J. J. Murphy
D.H. Tierney
Bank Street
H. Davidoff
South Main Street
Tracy Bros., Co
Roperties
Bank
South Main Streets
Tracy Brow Co
New York City
P. H. Myers
W. T. Grant Co
Waste
Germany
England
Ireand
Brooklyn Briefs Preview Of Local Events And Incidents
Tomorrow night Stokes band will give a promenade at 48 Green Street. Rev Joseph M. Gleeson, pastor of St Patrick's church, is on a business trip to New York. William Nassam of Edward Street has moved to Hartford to work for Hartford Music House. Rev Francis Jordan, formerly of St Patrick's, now at Hartford's cathedral, was visiting. Few attended the Walcott fair. slow time and lack of Waterbury police kept visitors away. Wolcott fair waned as Beacon Valley fair rises. Joseph Dereskincz, four, on Lawrence Street, was knocked down by a Hellmann Brewing wagon at Bank and North Leonard streets but escaped serious injury. He was taken home in the wagon driven by Frank Yoshinagas. Matthew Dunhpy of the Brooklyn Athletic Club seeks outoftown teams for a Sunday game. Annex seven of New Haven may come, else Torrington likely to fill in.
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Stokes
Green Street
Joseph M. Gleeson
St Patrick's Church
New York
William Nassam
Edward Street
Hartford
Hartford Music House
Francis Jordan
Waterbury
Wolcott
Beacon Valley
Joseph Dereskincz
Lawrence Street
Hellmann Brewing Company
Bank and
North Leonard Streets
North Leonard Street
Frank Yoshinagas
Matthew Dunhpy
Brooklyn Athletic Club
New Haven
Torrington
Frank R. Cutting
Cutting
Benedicts
Harmon, McNerney, Gallagher
Lynch
Baldwin Street
Scovill Manufacturing Co
William G. Parthenay
C. H. Parker
Patrick Wrinn
Daniel Lawlor
Miles McNitt
Peter H. Krom
Rose Hill
Board of Public Safety
Rose Hills
Malone
Lewis
Europe
Bridgeport
Hartford Police Bill for Bridge Week Services Approved
The Hartford police chief sought $192 956 to cover 21 officers led by Sergeant John T. Fa for duties during the Connecticut River Bridge opening. The Board of Public Safety approved sending Chief Gunn a clear receipt and discussed pay raises and new pay grades for Bridgeport style parity, with next steps for drafting a new schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Safety
William H. Gunn
Hartford
John T. Fa
Connecticut River
Gunn
Minor
Waterbury
Hartford Fire Department
City of
Malone
Beach
Poe
Fulton Band Performs At Buckingham Hall Saturday Evening
City notes a Fulton American band event at Buckingham Hall and mentions Mr and Mrs Portman from Burton Street returning from Bridgeport. Weather turned warm yet pleasant drawing many buyers, while a NY arrest was reported and a local contempt of court charge observed. Probate judge race referenced with Lowe and Byrne.
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Fulton
Bucklingham Hall
Mra
Albert Portman
Burton Street
Bridgeport
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Curran Dry Goods
Brussels
Axminster
Allard & Blanchette
F. L. Marks 2 Co., Inc. Milliners
Grand
A. F. Cowles
Dyers and Cleaners
East Main Street
Decorating Co
Abbott Ave
Democrat
the Child-Heron Law Corporation
North Main Street
Chapel
Fairfield
Main ST
Waterbury Title Co
Leavenworth St
D. F. McCarthy
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Thur
M. A. Green
Pawnbroker & Jeweler
Bank St. Buckingham Building
Geo. A. Upham
Cor, West Main and
Mattatuck Streets
Holley
Tele One
HM Righby
Watervilie
Woodruff Grocery
York State
Duesler Bros
People's Market
Phoenix Ave
F. Buck
North Main
Tel
R. R
Bernat Holzer
John
Apothecaries Hall
Bargain
Aluminum
South Main
Russia
Arthur
Bank St
R. S. Howard
United Gas Improvement Co
Leavenworth Sts
Driggs & Smith Co
Gatter & Hodson’s
West Main Street
Jai
Rts Art Co
Adt
Hall
Ralph N. Blakeslee Eee
J. G. Jackle & Sons
Rank Street
Opp Center
Danaeri
Gove
Fanés
St. Mary's New Hospital
Brooklyn Briefs
City News
Elizabeth Hunter
Keegan
Colesagto
Cooke Street
Edward Bulli
Union Street
Sullivan
Robert McCarthy
Lowe
M. J. Byrne
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