Spring Water Free Delights Hill Street Neighbors
A spring burst forth on Hill street near William Bogg's house, drawing a steady stream of passersby all day. Children scoop sand while the improvised well attracts locals who bring buckets to fill from the curbside flow. The incident creates a makeshift public water source on a city street.
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William Bogg
Highway 6
Deaths and Funerals in Wolcott and Nearby
Miss Eva Emmons funeral held at her Wolcott home officiated by Rev Charles Ketchem. Burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Seven month old Cornelius Quilter died. funeral and interment at St Joseph's cemetery. William H. Richmond 47 died after long illness. burial in Pine Grove. harness maker by trade. Jennie Buck visits father Morris Hemingway then dies. remains to New Haven for burial. Frank Flanigan of New York dies in town. funeral at St Francis Xavier's church. interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
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Eva Emmons
Wolott
Charles Ketchem
Methodist Episcopal Church
Samuel Wilson
George Faber
Laula McCormick
Irving Hollihan
Pine “Grove
Cornelius Quilter
Patrick Quilter
Pleasant Street
New St Joseph's Cemetery
Bridget Keefe
Minnie Tyrrell
Timothy O'Connell
William H. Richmond
Marlow Avenue
Ira T. Hawk
Bunker Hill Congregational Church
Pine Grove
Richmond
East Main Street
Frank Benham
Jennie
Buck
New Haven
Morris Hemingway
Phoenix Avine
Wolcott
Frank Flanigan
New York
Howard Flanigan
Baldwin Street
Flanigan
Catherine
Edward
Peter
Ireland
Patrick
John
California
St Francis Xavier's Church
Election of State Teachers Association Officers
The Connecticut State Teachers association held its annual business session in Meriden with officers from New Haven and Hartford delegates in attendance. New officers elected include Stratton Nor wich first vice president Tracy Danbury second vice president Hall West Hartford and Matthews on Milford recording secretary Williams Colchester treasurer Nichols New Haven and Chapman Plainfield auditor. An effort to back better teacher certification and pension legislation was approved with a committee named to promote the bill in the legislature.
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Norwich
G. H. Tracy
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W. H. Hall
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Milford
S. T.williams
Colchester
W. F. Nichols
J. J. Chapman
Plainfield
Charles A. Ames
Sherman Graves
Henry T.irr
Willimantic
Nathan L. Bishop
Euphrosyne Bown
Bridgeport
L. A. Cummings
Plantsville
Stro
Comstock
Elizabeth J. Cairns
D. D. Lambert
Amity Social Club Incorporation and birth notice
A son was born yesterday to Mr and Mrs George Beaudin of 44 Taylor Street. The Amity Social Club has been incorporated under state law by David Miller Walter G Scott James W Phelps Leon L Hall Robert C Malfette and Robert B Foley. A bank estate hearing for Sidney Hart was held this afternoon before Referee Newton. Hart claimed about 1000 dollars of jewelry was unaccounted. He said he sold it all some for cash some on credit and used the funds to pay off as much credit as possible.
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George Beaudin
Taylor Street
Amity Social Club
David Miller
Walter G. Scott
James W. Phelps
Leon L. Hall
Robert C. Malfette
Robert B. Foley
Newton
Sidney Hart
Hart
New Depot Clock Tower Nearing Completion
The new station tower is nearly finished this week rising 245 feet with a giant clock of 60 foot diameter. The clock hands span 15 feet, indicating a large timepiece to be seen from distance. Work progresses around the station though the building pace appears slow.
Indiana farmhand urges system and education for farming
An Indiana farmhand writes to President Roosevelt, urging the country life commission to study rural conditions. He argues eight-hour days, organized work, better home sanitation, and educated farming as keys to keeping workers on the land and improving productivity. He urges the president to push farmers toward businesslike planning and reading, with Sunday duties integrated into the farm routine.
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Indiana
Country Life
Washington
Roosevelt
Country Life Commission
Ie Commission
L. H. Bailey
Democratic Rally Promises Largest Waterbury Parade
A major political rally in Waterbury features ex Governor Judge A Heaton Robertson and Representative at large candidate Christopher Avery with Attorney Francis T. Reever presiding. A 7:30 pm parade from Democratic headquarters proceeds to City Hall and Exchange Place, followed by a City Hall gathering led by local officials.
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Hy Uonight
A. Heaton Robertson
Christopher A. Avery
Francis T. Reever
Center
Leavenworth
Waterbury
Thoms
Fane
Theer
Guilfolle
Democratic Town Committee
Engagement Reported Between Samuel Bowles Jr and Miss Haskell
The Springfield Bowles family has not confirmed the engagement to Miss Haskell daughter of Oklahoma Governor Charles N Haskell. Bowles after Harvard graduation last June went to Oklahoma to work in newspapers and met Governor Haskell and his family.
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Haskell
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Bowles
Samuel Bowles
Springfield Republican
Harvard University
Springfield
Variety of Fancy Baskets On Display In North Window
Local shop advertises sewing baskets priced 50c 76c and 1 dollar along with market baskets at 7c 25c and 50c. Readily viewable from the north window, a range of fancy baskets is arranged for customers.
Mansfield Fame Fades After London Hunger Fainting
The actor Mansfield fainted on debut night at St George s Hall while performing in Charity Begins at Home. He had not eaten for three days and was nervous, losing his position with Corney Grain’s German Reed company. He later returned to work but only at modest wages.
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London
Mansfield
Savage Club
Corney Grain
Beadle
St. George's Hall
Paul Wilstach
Scribner’s
Instruct Pupils on Piano by Local Instructor
Advertisement offers piano lessons at 366 per hour. For details contact Piano Instructor care Democrat, dated October 19, 1968.
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Care Democrat
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