Cups and Saucers and Toweling Sale Notice
Fine Austrian china in plain white cups and saucers valued at 15 cents the lot of 20 pieces. Brown crash toweling priced at 10 cents. Sale lasting tonight and Monday.
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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
7
Coat Sweaters in White and Oxford Gray Value $3
Special sale offered tonight and Monday on men's and women's coats and sweaters in white and oxford gray priced at 198 cents or about two dollars. Limited quantities available, shoppers urged to act quickly.
Local notes on tower construction and a brewing company well
The Rev Father Ryan visited friends in Greenwich yesterday. A signal tower near the Bank Street bridge, 1 mile from course, will have eighty four levers and is expected to operate before snow fires. A coal bin will serve engines nearby. Hellmann Brewing Co resumes artesian well drilling after weeks of search, aiming to hit a good spring. Philip Galli’s Fifth Street store was burgled last evening. entry through a window, no goods or money taken, detective on the case suspects prankish youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Ryan
Greenwich
Bank Street Bridge
Hellmann Brewing Co
Philip Galliof
Thomas Colesanto
Social and Fraternal Events and Police News
A October 26 Monday evening debate at Second Congregational church ponders if the nation should elect the Democratic candidate for President on November 3. The Algonquin club hosts an informal yet selective reception at Buckingham Music Hall on Friday October 30. In New York, police hunt robbers who shot Maurice Tannenholz after a jewelry store robbery on Lexington Avenue, with clues sought from a taxi driver. A note on the broad use of the word vermin traces its evolution from Latin roots to modern broad usage including cats, dogs, and birds, with literary references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Men's League
Second Congregational Church
Algonquin Club
Buckingham Music Hall
New York
Maurice Tannenholz
H. Tannenholz
Lexington Avenue
Tannenholz
Timely bargains and new lines in town tonight
Reid & Hughes offers bargains in neckwear gloves and toilet articles while Hamilton Hardware Co markets tools for masons carpenters machinists and moulders. J G Jackle & Son sell Emergon shoes and rubbers as a storm nears. Scoszafava offers flashlight photos at 274 South Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid & Hughes
Hamilton Hardware Co
J. G. Jackle & Son
John J. Sheehan
Monsi
Slocum
Fenner
Dillon Case Tuesday in Superior Court to try motorman
On Tuesday at 10 o clock the superior court will hear the case of John Dillon the motorman charged with causing the Novembers fatal accident at West-Mady street. The outcome will affect the fellow charged flagman James Flavin and may lead to an additional count if Dillon is found guilty. A separate case against motorman Sullivan for a death on South Main street may be postponed to February or after the election per counsel Kennedy. This outlines Attorney Kelloggs plan for next week in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dillon
Weat Mady
James Flavin
Dillon
Flavin
Kellogg
Sullivan
South Main Street
Kennedy
Kelloggs
City Court Records Show Drunken Row at Ter ryville Boarding House
George Wilton, a recurring drinker from Terryville, visited 219 South Malin Street and assaulted Mrs Pennington in her kitchen. He admitted intoxication but claimed no memory of the event and was jailed for thirty days. Other cases include William Hoar committed for mental evaluation after a home disturbance and fighting police, Paul Lazzette's probation violation, and John Shevlick fined for an Elm Street disturbance with an unsettled old debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wilton
Terryville
South Malin Street
George Pennington
Penningtons
Wilton
Pennington
William Hoar
Brookside
Paul Lazzette
John Shevlick
Mary Neske
North Elm Street
Shovlick
Shevlick
High Death Toll Among Connecticut Civil War Vets
The death rate in the Grand Army in this state since January rose sharply with 161 deaths from Jan 1 to July 31. Among the deceased were six veterans over 80, including John Walton of Gilbert W. Thompson post and H. T. Thompson of Admiral Foote post. Captain George Greenman of Sedgwick post and others connected to posts and regiments are noted. A committee led by General Brayton Ives urged a monument for the First Connecticut Cavalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
John Walton
Gilbert W. Thompson
Bristol
Allen Martin
Admiral Foote Post
New Haven
H. T. Thompson
Admiral Foote
Edward Redington
Lombard Post
Greenwich
Merrit
Sedgwick
James Farrell
Connecticut
Linus
Goodrich
J. B. Thompson
William H. Parmlee
Hiram Williams
New York
Charles W. Willard
Joseph W. Briggs
Norman B. Perkins
Second
Heavy Artillery
Brayton Ives
First Connecticut Cavalry Association
General Assembly
Ives
Henry T. Phillips
Phillips
Norwich
Ebenezer Bishop
Boston
Post Department
George S. Smith
Stone House Farm
Niantic
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