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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
4
This fragment depicts politicians mingling with townspeople and promising deeds while faces show doubt when asked for specifics. It urges voters to resist alcohol during elections and to favor trusted domestic products such as tea coffee and a new drying rack advertised alongside a powdered product price.
The Democrat office remains open each evening until 8 oclock and on Wednesday and Saturday evenings until. People wanting to pay subscription or other bills or leave job work or advertisements will be attended to during evenings if day calls are not possible.
A fragmented listing shows meetings of the National Association of Stationary Engineers Algonquin Branch 1 A and the South End Social Club, Melchizedick No 200 LO BB Sheridan council No 34 K of C R J Costello lodge B of R R T No 423 club.
U S and Co trousers advertised as durable woolen wear. Halloween dance at Buckingham hall at 8 30 pm. A new Waterbury incorporation Chotsianoff Building Co with 20000 authorized, 10000 to begin. Incor pedators Julius Samuel and Louis Chotaianoff of Waterbury. No city court today. liquor cases against Shuski Cozza Ciminera Messer adjourned to Monday. Holy Name Society meets tomorrow at 3 pm and 6 30 pm with 8 52 trolley to Waterville for St Michael's. Immaculate Conception mass honors Monsignor Slocum. Notre Dame pupils attend middle aisle. Comstock lodge marks 25th anniversary with Mayor Thomas and David Miller as guests. toastmaster Frank R White. A long list of participants and performers included in the program. Public notices also include church services and parish gatherings for the weekend.
Mra George Rankin of Hartford visits her brother-in-law James Rankin of Edgewood avenue. The Episcopal church women's auxiliary plans a Waterbury meeting on Wednesday November 18. In district court Judgment for foreclosure in city versus Hartley Cables set at 17.06 with law day April 6. Christofferson injury claim paid by Continental Casualty Co. St Thomas's Holy Name society to meet 6:30 p m basement of church and march to center for rally. List of advertised letters included.
Kingston Tennessee October 31 A mob of thirty stormed Roane county jail and killed George Cook a jailed Negro accused of murdering ferryman John King. Cook fought with a razor wounding one attacker before being shot by the mob. Separate item reports Winston Green a Negro youth electrocuted in Richmond for attacking a white girl. Baltimore plans to spend 1,250,000 on railroad equipment.
November novelties appear on counters with new shapes and striking trimmings and ornaments showcasing odd and unique effects in holiday decorations and displays.
Weekend specials at The Miller and Peck Co offer men’s suits from 1.95 and women’s coats at 1.98, plus a wide range of items including children’s coats, gloves, stockings, hats, and linens. Prices highlight marked reductions such as silk petticoats at 2.98 and mohair waists at 0.79, with bulbs on sale at 0.50 for hyacinths.
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