Burglary Mishap Ends in Father Fatally Wounded
Norfolk reports a middle aged white man H H Smith a clerk at Merchants and Mineral Steamship line was fatally shot by his son Fort H Smith 25 after mistaking him for a burglar at 1 46 am at 26 Charlotte street The elder Smith was found by the son on the stairs and the youth fired the shotgun The attacker thought a burglar entering a side window had been shot in the abdomen and is dying Belgrade detained general Varietics Montenegrin government office by Austro Hungarian authorities at Agram Forest fires decline in parts of Connecticut National American Woman Suffrage Association considers new membership rules The document notes amendments proposed at Buffalo session
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Norfolk
H. H. Smith
Merchants’ and Mineral Steamship Line
Fort H. Smith
Charlotte Street
Smith
Mr Smith
Belgrade
Serbia
Agram
Cottinje
Timely topics and bargains in dress and footwear ads
The page highlights men and women’s clothing shoes hats and coats from multiple stores with easy payments and bargain prices. It promotes Conn batt Boot Co tailor made shoes F L Marka Alt millinery Rosengarten’s directoire hats and Rubber brushes from Zisiatzki Marks Co plus meat and tea deals and weekly Public Market bargains.
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Dodge
Gately & Brennan
Sinclair Beef
F. L. Marka
Connecticut Boot & Shoe Co
Fulton Music Co
Victor
Jones, Morgan & Co
Hub Grocery Co
Rosengarten
Allard & Blanchette
Zisiatzki-Marks Co
Wallace & Co
Curran's
J. G. Jackie & Son
Ehrlich, Rockwell & Forester
Waterbury Probate Court notices and notices of administration
District of Waterbury probate court dated October 10 1868 notes sale of real estate in Griswold Connecticut and hearing date for Elisabeth Nileson estate. Waterbury 1908 hearing ordered for sale of lands, publication required. Also 1998 probate notice for Amy A Russell estate appointment of H Cowell. 1904 administration account hearing for Thomas Candy estate. also help wanted ad for three men for Brensan Kane dated October 20 3.
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Waterbury
Tate
Jatin Nilson
Rilabeth Xillesn
Iirsilie
Conn
Water
James J. Cassin
Psrrer
Amy A. Rumell
H. Cowell
Amy A. Russell
Neat Reon
Orter
Cour
Materbuay
Thomas Candy
Maid District
Robert A. Lowe
Brensan & Kane
East Main
Gale Struck Caboose Near Cheyenne Tragedy News
At Lone Tree Creek 30 miles west of Cheyenne a gale hurled a work train caboose from its track. Forty laborers were aboard. six are dead and 25 to 30 injured as rescuers work amid wreckage. The accident remains under investigation and rescue efforts continue.
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Cheyenne
Wye
Union Pacific
Lone Tree Creek
Harvard Dining Hall Ammonia Escape Endangers Five Girls
Five Harvard Randall Hall kitchen workers were rescued as ammonia fumes caused by a burst pipe spoiled most of the noon meal for about 1,000 diners. Harvard students carried unconscious workers to fresh air after gas overpowered several women at Cambridge dining hall. In Manila, two strong earthquakes shook the city with a third, lighter, causing no damage or injuries reported yet.
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Cambridge
Mass
Randall Hall
Harvard
Manila
Brooklyn Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Miss Winifred Smith returns home from Hartford visits. Gleaners meet at St Patrick’s parish hall tonight at 8. Stokes’s pool tournament nears finish with few games left. Brooklyn Athletic Club holds 8 pm meeting at B A C rooms. Frank N Treat plans to move uptown soon. Naugatuck Valley Congregational churches hold autumnal meeting at Third church today. Brooklyn Athletic Club basketball opens season by beating New Haven Bengals 14 to nothing at B A C gym. Trolley wires trouble continues with many broken lines in the area. Jeremiah F Devine leads Brooklyn Improvement Society efforts urging Mayor Thoma to speed Clark street improvements, planning meeting late this week.
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Winifred Smith
Hartford
Gleaners
St Patrick's
Lyceum
Stokes
Naugatuck Valley Conference of Congregational Churches
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Bengals of
New Haven
City News Snippets From Local Advertisers and Elections
Upson Singleton & Co sells boys blue serge suits at 5 dollars. St Marys Alum ni social club meets at 8 in Mulcahy Memorial building. John Whalen joins J Walsh Co as clothing buyer. Miss Mary Grady leaves for New York to study commercial courses. Attorney Benjamin Marcus, Wa terbury high class of 1900, seeks election in New York assembly district sixteen. Jeremiah Griffen, 6, dies at Waterbury hospital. funeral tomorrow at 2 at St Josephs cemetery. Aldermen discuss storage reservoir planning. eight members present. Debate on pen dam at Branch and adding supply from Fullingbrook river near Prospect center and East Mountain reservoir potential high service.
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Upson, Singleton & Co's
St Mary's
Mulcahy Memorial Building
John Whalen
Benjamin Marcus
Waterbury High
New York
Assembly
Jeremiah
Peter Griffen
Pleasant Street
Waterbury Hospital
New
St Joseph's
Union Eity
Prospect
Fullingbrook
Prospect Center
East Mountain
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the Curran Dry Coods CO
Acar Essaline
Messaline Rave
Jacquard
Freedman
Bargain Millinery
Bank Street
Blackstone
The
Ziglatzki-Marks Co
South Main
Arthur Bradley CO
Bank St
South Main Street
Shapes
F. L. MARKS @ Co. Inc
Grand
Bank
A. F. Cowles
Scotts
DYERS
Cleansers
Conway Art Co
Decorating Co
Abbott Ave
the Barlow
Grand Street
Soves
David Goldberg
Abbott Avenue
Oakville Company
P.O. Freight and Express
Oakville
Telgraph
Howard Street
Waterbury Title Co
Leavenworth St
Deerfoot
Woodruff Grocery
Holczer's
Bernat Holzee
Apothecaries Hall
D. F. McCarthy
Cottage Place
R. S. Howard Pianos
United
Leavenworth Sts
York State
Duesler Bros
People's Market
Phoenix Ave
F. Buck
North Main
Tel
Driggs & Smith Co
Geto Gatter & Hodson's
WESC
Park Land
Rooma
Curtis Art Co
ADT
M. A. Green Jeweler and Broker
Buckingham Building
Geo. A. Upham, Builder
Col. West Main and
Mattatuck Streets
Holley
BR M
Righry
Watesyrle
Hall
Ralph N. Blakeslee
Meadow St
J.G. Jackle &Sons
Opp
Center St
Choe Wade
Radcliffe
See
Barkhamsted
East Hartland
Winchester
Buffalo
National American Woman Suffrage Association
National Association
Boston Millinery
Muster & Liebskind
Caboose
Brooklyn Briefs
Jeremiah F. Devine
Brooklyn Improvement Society
Thoma
Clark Street
City News
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