The Courant reported today that the Plimpton Manufacturing Company had leased the space formerly occupied by Hills & Smith for use as their wholesale outlet.

Today, the Courant reported that work to grade Pearl Street was underway, with dirt from the “old jail lot” being dumped onto the south side of the street.

Nellie F. Jones and James M. Plimpton were married at the home of her father, Samuel F. Jones, on Farmington Avenue.

The Plimpton Manufacturing Company held its annual meeting.

The Courant published resolutions, passed by the Committee to Receive Designs on the Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Arch, that requested designs for the arch.

According to an article in today’s Courant, the “Plympton” Manufacturing Company had purchased the Brinley property on Pearl Street.

A fire in the basement of the Batterson building did minor damage to the items stored there.

The house at 63 Spring Street was advertised was available to rent immediately.

The office of A. D. Hazen received six proposals for the contract to supply postmasters with official and registered package envelopes for the fiscal year.

The house at 63 Spring Street was advertised was available to rent immediately.