Taxes Due Soon with Interest on Unpaid Grand List
Last week to pay taxes on Union Center school district grand list. after this week interest added on all unpaid taxes. Evergreen chapter O E S holds a meeting tonight at Masonic hall with four initiation candidates and two affiliations. sandwiches and cake served. T A B drum corps members urged to meet at depot at 6 45 for Thomaston Crescent drum corps fair. Salem Lutheran church to entertain at fair Nov 6 7 in new Hillside avenue hall. Chief Schmidt investigating fuse with cartridges found in local cemetery. Margaret Purcell injured at Dunham Hosiery Co. out a few days. Democratic rally Monday at Gem opera house with ex Governor Waller and A Heaton Robertson. parade by St Francis T A B drum corps. Tax assessors to meet in borough court room. lists due by Nov 2.
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Evergreen Chapter
Masonic Hall
Thomaston
Crescent
Salem Lutheran Church
New Hall
Hillside Avenue
Schmidt
Margaret Purcell
Dunham Hosiery Co
Gem Opera House
Waller
A. Heaton Robertson
St Francis T. A. B. Society
Town Hall
Bryan and Kern Club
Wright Teaches Count to Fly at Le Mans
Wilbur Wright conducted the first lesson in piloting his aeroplane under contract for Count de Lambert at Le Mans. Three flights were made lasting twelve eight and fifteen minutes respectively and were deemed successful.
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Wright
Count
le Mans
Wilbur Wright
Count de Lambert
Watertown Jottings Include School News and Rally
Miss Ford resumes duties at Baldwin school as tickets for Yale Harvard game draw strong interest in Watertown. Taft second football team beats Washington School second eleven 16 to 6. James Skiltons return from New York state trip expected home. Eugene Lamphier buys James Gaffneys farm in western town. The first Democratic rally in years set for Friday night in town hall with Thomaston band and large crowd anticipated.
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Ford
Baldwin
Watertown
Taft
Washington School
James Skilton
New York State
Eugene Lamphier
James Gaffney
Calvin Mack
Thomaston
Oakville Happenings and a Wild Cow Rescue
Oakville reports on residents’ ailments with E J Coon and Mrs Orastus Hubbell on sick lists while Eugene Main plans a new home on Falls avenue. A mysterious woman in black is seen near Rockdale avenue sparking police attention. Burdett Lake and a young man named Peterson capture a runaway cow after it fled a herd to Waterbury, earning praise for rope work and bravery.
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E. J. Coon
Newton Heights
Orastus Hubbell
Rockdale Avenue
Eugene Main
Oakville
Falls Avenue
Merritt
Burdett Lake
Peterson
Waterbury
Lake
Paterson
Osteopaths Elect Officers in Albany Meeting
Albany osteopathic society elected officers with William M. Smiley as president and R C Wallace as vice president. James P Burlingham was chosen secretary and W L Buster as treasurer. Harties to hospital in Colorado Springs details noted. An accompanying report mentions E W Buck, a New York stockbroker, dying at a sanitarium after arriving by special train.
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Osteopaths
Albany
N. Y
The
New York Osteopathic Society
William M. Smiley
R.C. Wallace
James P. Burlingham
W. L. Buster
Harties
Colorado Springs
Colo
E. W. Buck
New York
Man Drops Dead on Street in Thompsonville
Thompsonville resident Oates, 40, collapsed and died of heart failure while chatting with a friend yesterday. He leaves a widow. In Bristol, New Departure Manufacturing’s machine department runs 13 hours daily this week to catch up on backlogged work. New Haven saw 22-year-old Charles M. Pelzer drown after misjudging distance while crossing barges at Depot Dock, blamed on defective eyesight. Willimantic’s Windham Manufacturing begins building a power plant at mill No. 1 with two buildings and modern generators, reducing reliance on water. Willimantic’s Jennie Greenburg, 7, fully recovered from lockjaw after early hospital admission, treated with anti tetanic serum. New Haven to open Peabody Museum and School of Fine Arts Sundays 1:30 to 4:30 for six months. Steinert collection moves to Memorial Hall. Middletown Judge Robinson issues six-month restraint on Columbia Trust, halting payouts to depositors to allow asset conversion. For boarders, use Democrat want ads: 25 words, 5 days for 25 cents.
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Thompsonville
Franklin Oates
Bristol
New Departure Manufacturing Company
New Haven
Charles M. Pelzer
Depot Dock
Willimantic
Windham Manufacturing Company
Little Miss
Jennie Greenburg
Turnerville
St Joseph's Hospital
Peabody Museum
School of Fine ‘Arts
Steinert
Memorial Hall
Woolsey Hall
Grove and
Court Streets
Middletown
Silas A. Robinson
Superior Court
Chambers
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Morrow
Rves
Challies
Tel 3
Grieve, Bisset, & Holland
Speeee
DR. Beadle
Buckingham Building
Woodruff
George H. Woodruff
Bank Street
Naugatuck Valley
South Main St
Connecticut
M Righey
Waterville
Munchen
Drescher & Keil
Harrison Ave
Union Center
Albert Eleventh St
University Pi. Wew
York City
Brossway
2Nd St
Excelient
Sod Cafe
Bend
Nap of
Best Optical Co
D. H. Tierney
Best Dental Co
Bank
Bank St
Arthur E. Benson
Benson
Ghayp
White-Simmons Co
Grand Street
Leavenworth
the White-Simmons Co
Langley
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