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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1908
Page
7
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The report details Edmund J Daly administrator of his father’s estate, his large inventories and fees, and a divorce/alimony dispute in the Daly family. It also discusses possible major reorganizations in the Hartford diocese after the deaths of Bishop Tierney and Monsignor Slocum, with Waterbury parish implications and potential bishopric candidates including Rev Hugh Treanor and Rev John G Murray.
James Quinlan of Bridgeport visited yesterday while Mrs G L Dexter returned from Europe. Edward J Shine, a New York policeman, visits James Gibbons in Hamilton avenue. Commissioner Truman Lewis and Mrs Lewis returned from abroad. A mass for Mrs N S Bowes is set for 8 am at St Thomas church. Idella Gardner spoke to the W C T U on East Main. Miss Mae Kirby and Ruth Stockert visit from Torrington. Algonquin club semi annual reception at the Buckingham Friday. tickets via members. Joseph Costello of Detroit returns for his mother Mary Costello’s funeral. In city court Judge Burpee presided as Richard Sheehan’s probation violation case continued. Peter Tolwasa and Joseph Cohance fined for fighting in Brooklyn. Public schools closed or short as attendance lagged. superintendent B W Tinker could not reach his office.
Mrs John Murphy of Lawrence street visits friends in Weatherly Tee. Brooklyn Improvement Society to meet Friday evening. Pioneer basketball team seeks games with city fast quintets. All Brooklyn stores closed 10 to 1 for Monsignor Slocum’s services. crowd still large despite rain. Patrol box at Bank and South Riverside out of order. two patrolmen waited for the hurry up wagon. Billboards urge voters to George L Lilley for governor. posters note grafts and waste. Robertson will bury Lilley on this side of the bridge. rent ads to Democrat columns will reach readers districtwide.
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