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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1917

Page

2

Russo German Armistice Halts Fighting Across Fronts

Petrograd reports terms of Russo German armistice set to begin December 17 at 2 PM and run to January 1. It bars troop transfers east of Greenwich meridian and limits concentrations, allows limited intercourse and press trade, and calls for peace negotiations and prisoner relief with a mixed commission to regulate postal and commercial relations.

Petrograd Moon Sound Ces Black Baltic Naval K Zone Greenwich Black Sea Slinka Danube Cape Garos Worns Bagsher Aland Islands Russia Bulgaria Germany Rus Turkey Conarmistice Landee Tie Baltic Sea White Sea Arctic Russian Armistee

Red Cross Enrollment Surpasses 100 Percent in Ridgeport

A Ridgeport Red Cross membership drive reached 100 percent as every employee at 8 o'clock joined the chapter. The OS Hardware Stores and other firms followed suit with large enrollments. The effort involves many local employers and promises a city oversubscription as workers recruit others.

Iment Svery Ridgeport Ameried Cross Red Cross Maga- Challenge Cutlery, Inc Erican Chain Co Locomobile Company Mice

German Peace Offer Rumors Stir Neutral Nations

Dec 17 reports say information from neutrals suggests Germany is weighing a peace offer. The item notes intimations that Berlin could propose terms, amid widespread interest and caution in diplomatic circles.

Germany

Obituary Notices for Clara Reid Finch and Mary A Pedale

In this city December 1917 Clara Reid wife of H H Finch aged 42 from her late residence No Hest avenue invited to attend the funeral from her residence on Wednesday December 19 at 2 20 p m for Lakeview cemetery A mobile cortege In this city December 1917 Mary A widow of Charles Pedale invited to attend from Norman Street on Tuesday December at 9 30 a m and from St Michael church at 9 o'clock to St Michael's cemetery

Clara Reid Hertt H. Finch Hest Avenue Lakeview Cemetery Mary A Charles Pedale St. 1 St. Michael's Cemetery

New Five Room Cottage at Paradise Lance Allim ents

Bt features a five room cottage for sale with trolley fare offer and easy pay terms. Located near Arcade and Union Ave New Haven a nd Hart t ia with yard clerks eight hour shifts and opportunities to learn railroad work and advancement inquires at Union Ave.

Paradise Lance Union Ave Mew Haven & Hart- Tia

Orphans to Have Merry Christmas at Bridgeport Aid

Fifty five children at Bridgeport Protestant Orphan asylum will receive gifts from American Hardware Stores Toyland program. A large electrically lit Christmas tree will be decorated and each child given toys games candy cornucopias and gifts. People may send contributions to the orphanage for distribution at the tree unveiling.

Bridgeport Protestant Orphan Asylum American Hardware Stores, Inc Toyland Orphan Asylum

Supreme court reverses Morse verdict in Ward estate dispute

The Supreme court upheld Judge Paul L. Miller of the Probate court, removing Joseph B. Morse of New Haven as trustee of the Lucinda J. Ward estate for disobeying a court order to file a final account. The high court reversed the Superior court decision Morse appealed.

Paul L. Miller Probate Court Joseph B. Morse New Haven Lucinda J. Ward Supreme Court Superior Court Morse

Questionnaire Mailing Schedule for Third Division Board

The schedule for mailing questionnaires from the Third Division Local Board lists order ranges for each weekday. Today covers 251 to 500, Tuesday 501 to 750, Wednesday 751 to 1 000, Thursday 1 001 to 1 250, Friday 1 251 to 1 500, and Saturday 1 501 to 1 750.

Third Division Local Board

Death at74 George Street An Accident

Pedro Gomez a cigar sales representative was found dead in a bed at 73 George Street yesterday. An open gas jet at the head of the bed suggested the flame blew out unintentionally. The medical examiner conducts the investigation.

Pedro Gomez George Street

Obituary for Clara Read Finch Wife of Herbert H Finch

Clara Read Finch wife of Herbert H Finch of 338 East Avenue died Sunday after a brief pneumonia illness. She leaves husband three sons Lester J Floyd E Ralph H and daughter Edith May Finch. Funeral Wednesday at 2 20 PM from the residence with burial at Lakeview cemetery. Night church service was canceled in Cincinnati due to coal shortages.

Herbert H. Finch Clara Read East Avenue Lester J. Floyd E Ralph H Edith May Finch Lakeview Cemetery

Lawyers Explain Dependency Phase of Draft in Bridgeport

Legal advisory boards in Bridgeport publish Bulletin No 2 detailing how dependency affects draft classification. It explains Class 1 divisions A to D and Class 2 to 4, with guidance on cross marks and who counts as dependent, urging prompt questionnaire completion.

Bridgeport Aot City of

Well Dressed Girls Tell Coroner of Keystone Shootout

Coroner John J. Phelan opened an inquest into the shooting of Penilla after a Keystone club raid. Sergeant Burns testified Thomas used vile language and that Penilla was likely hit by a bullet from a waiter named Texas. Witnesses described the raid, the club crowd, and the presence of “Baby Doll” Thomas with others.

Burns Thomas Keystone Club John J. Phelan Thomas Penilla Penilla Texas Gilbert Street McCarthy Sherwood Struc McNamara William Means Means Baby Doll

Bloody siege at Baby Doll club ends with arrests

Police responded to a Sunday morning call about a punchy assault at a Water Street cabaret known as Baby Doll. After a six hour gun battle with both black and white patrons inside, Thomas Harris aka Baby Doll was captured along with 121 others. several people were seriously wounded and six remain in danger.

Redgate Keystone Club Thomas Bill” Seeley Means Texas Big Boy Grace Smith lIname Edith Knapp Smith May Lewis Sachs Street Stratford Witness Anna Collins State Street Walker Resk Greene Burns Water Street McCarthy Daby Doll McNamara Daniel Johnson Fire Department Henry Greenstein Greenstein W. &. Seeley Republican Town Committee Seeley Gilbert Street Fitzgerald S Kelly D. Ryan Davey Brothers Sergeant Coughlin Thomas Harris Hartford Michael Pannilli Golden Hill Street Thomas Mack Edward Garry Thomas Sorin William John

German Raider Off Singapore Warned by Manila

Manila officials issue warning to ship owners to beware of German raiders suspected near Singapore, one of the Strait settlements. American and British warships are cooperating to guard the shipping routes in the region.

Manila Ihilippine Singapore

Crozier Faults Red Tape in Army War Prep Hearings

Gen. Crozier told Senate military committee that excessive red tape delayed funding for army preparations. He cited an emergency appropriation of 2.932 million and noted delays before Congress acted, with officers defending rifle and pistol procurement amid wartime needs. He described massive orders and factory contracts that surged spending beyond prewar levels. Senators pressed for faster delivery and questioned whether a munitions ministry could help. Crozier favored strengthening existing bodies.

Washington Gen. Crozier Chamberlain Congress Crogier En‘tire Wadsworth Thevernment England Crozier Hitchcock War Department

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