Democratic rally in Waterville centers on tariff critique
Democratic rally at Carter hall in Waterville drew a sizable crowd. E Tullar chaired. Francis T Reeves, the tax collector, spoke on tariffs, income tax, and campaign funds. Nominees John W McDonald and Thomas F Devine urged reform and trusted representation with emphasis on virtue and public welfare.
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Republican Party
Reeves
Democratic Party
McDonald
Reilly
Meriden
Congress
Devine
Lilley
Washington
Waterbury
Tullar
Northrop Wins Supreme Court Building Line Dispute
The Connecticut Supreme Court ruled in favor of Mrs Agnes D. Northrop over a building line dispute on her West Mary street and Central avenue property. The decision affects rights to build to the inner sidewalk line and followed earlier contracts involving Charles D. Nye, William R. Hampson, F. H. Humphrey, and the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad. The case examined city authority over trolley line conditions and construction timelines.
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Agnes D. Northrop
West Mary Street
Central Avenue
Supreme Court
Northrop
Charles D. Nye
William R. Hampson
F. H. Humphrey
Humphrey
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
State of
Cole and
Baldwin Streets
Chapel Street
Pourlake Road
Spock Im
Pearl Lake Road
Spock
Kellogg
East Main Street
Peart Lake Road
Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company
The
Connecticut Co
Requiem Mass Opens Boston Archdiocese Centenary Observance
In Boston on October 20 a solemn pontifical requiem mass for the deceased archdiocese bishops priests and people marked the centenary of the Boston archdiocese. The mass was chanted without instrumental music by a fifty-voice choir of diocesan priests. Also in Washington October 30 the contempt cases of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison of the American Federation of Labor were postponed to November 10.
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Boston
Gompers
Washington
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Socialists Push to Register Candidates with Town Clerk
Waterbury socialists accuse Town Clerk Brett of failing to list their candidates on the voting machine. Brett says parties must file their cards themselves and notes the filing deadline expires tomorrow. He cites published notices and prior newspaper explanations of the filing law and deadlines. The socialists remain active and urged to act now with the clerk.
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Waterbury
Brett
Buttomer
Babin
Three Months in Jail for Kennedy and Silvernail Robbery Pair
William Kennedy and Guy Silvernall pretended to hire a room at Miss Olive Colt's house using the alias John Mason from Providence. A $25 purse was stolen, leading to their quick identification and arrest by Detectives Keegan and Coledanto. In city court Judge Burpee fined Kennedy and Silvernail $26 and costs and sentenced them to three months in jail. Charles Foppiani’s theater disturbance near Jacques ended with a $10 fine and suspended drunkenness charge. James Daley was fined $5 for drunkenness.
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William Kennedy
Guy Silvernall
Olive Colt
Kennedy
John Mason
Providence
Mason
Silvernail
Burpee
Charles Foppiani
the Jacques
Harrison Alley
Theater House
James Daley
Real Thing Ultra suits for young men priced 12
U S and Co presents Ultra suits for young men 12 to 22 dollars as the season’s Real Thing. Halloween dance carnival at Buckingham hall features continuous music tomorrow evening. Thomaston Fife and Drum corps fair offers a vaudeville act by the Brass City quartette of Waterbury tonight. Hub Grocery Co offers 100 stamps free with a bottle of port or sherry wine. White-Simmons Co advertises Lenox soap at 3c a cake tomorrow.
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Buckingham Hall
Thomaston
Brass City
Waterbury
Hub Grocery Co
White-Simmons Co
Lenox
Boulevard Real Estate Ad Promises Amenities
A promotional notice touts a 60 foot Boulevard with easy trolley access. It invites a drink from springs along the route and guarantees shade trees on every lot and running water in each house.
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Everett J. Lake
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Windham
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New Haven
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Taft March
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Taft
Bridgeport
Black Hand
the Democrat
Exchange Place
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George H. Clowes
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Elmwood
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Teddy
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Inal
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Fenner’s
South Main ST
Connecticut
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R. R. Harder & Co
Bank Street
Frank
Shoeman
South Main Street
Telephone
Dallas
the Florist
Onion St
Grand St
North Main
Teywod
John Ryan
North Main St
South Leonard Street
Bank St
Tel
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Ane Oy
Devereaus
Highlands
Middlebury Road
Travelers Insurance Company
Howe Land Co
William Williams
Saxe & Floto
Joseph Pepe
Canal ST
Root & Boyd
Joseph P. Kennedy
Carleton S. Redmond
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