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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1917

Page

5

Bridgeport Furnishes 173 Men for Army Recruits

The Drovance recruiting party at 107 Wall Street headed by Capt. G S Brady supplied 173 men from Bridgeport in the last week of recruitment for the Ordnance Department. The list includes 44 trades and numerous Stratford and Fairfield residents among accepted applicants who can finalize enlistment in Bridgeport or New Haven before noon December 15.

Bridgeport Ordnance Department National Army Wall Street G S. Brady Brady R. L. Jerry Seret Silven Ufe Jerry Army New Haven Adjutant General Pridzeport Harold L. Bunting Lordship Manor Barrell Robert Wilm Staley Troy N. Y Jes E. Fable Westport Charles H. Tardy Stratford Charles E. DuCharme Lee Clin Main Street Garfield Morrison Westead Avenue William B. Nichols P. P Sergwick Avenue William J. Greene John W.vanthoof Wood Avenue James S. Andrews Stratford Avenue Frank L Andrew FE Willard Street James Lehaney Black Rork Avenue T. Ledgerwood Blacksburg Nnst Edward McNulty East Street F. J. McMunny Seein Street Uutuke EH. McKeon Carpenter Russell W Broad ‘Street Laurel Avenue Henry Patrick Ben James J. Robeley Park Avenue Smith Beach Street Amd O. Senton Pemclerk Emil J. Visn John Monroe Street Robert M. Wingfield Broad Machinist William V. Way Noble John W. Gilligan August S Albert F. Cook Edward de “Gagnon Mountain Grove Dennis B. Cooney Peter Ee Reynold Walter King’s Harry A. Foster State Stret Oliver W. ‘Hunter Fremont Street Edward Murphy Madeine Edward J. Haynes Shelton Street Sergi Danebzick Are William Hurley Pembroke Street Herbert Wilbur Posten Herbert Leewith Clinton Avenue Hh Willard John Street Harry A. Curtain Pem Street Wilton Cohen Taft Avenue Thomas Morrison Whitmore W. Reed William Street Geo. Dunn Caroline Street Edward McGee George O'Donnell Eq Street M. McLean Howard Carl G. P. 'Fin F. Petty Iranistan Avenue Joseph Wardman Seaview Avenue Joseph Warren Street D. Westlind Lenox Ave

Zionists Celebrate Fall of Jerusalem

The Provisional Zionist committee received congratulatory telegrams from Armenian organizations in the United States and London. The Armenian Revolutionary Federation pledged neighborly cooperation with Jewish Palestine after Jerusalem’s fall and called for Armenians and Jews to civilize the Near East on the ruins of the Ottoman Empire. Holly Xmas Trees Wreaths John Kece & Son.

Provisional Zionist Committee United States Armenian Union London Jerusalem Armenian Revolutionary Federation Boston

Students in Rome celebrate end of Turks in holy city

In Rome on December 18 a large procession of 15 000 students and 20 000 scientists marched to the Santinoforlo Tasso convent to honor Jerusalem's delivery from Turkish rule. Bells rang as Cardinal Lega celebrated mass and blessed the crowd at Torquato Tasso's tomb.

Rome Holy City Jerusalem Santinoforlo Tasso Torquato Tasso Lega Saeces

Robbers in Chicago Net Over Two Million in Year

Chicago authorities report criminals have earned more than 2 million dollars from operations since January. The city saw 14,000 burglaries, 20 payroll robberies, and 10 bank robberies, described as Chicago’s largest yearly crime harvest. The report notes A. P. Gardner will go to France as a major and that 30 skilled workers, about 10 from Chicago, will be discharged from the 304th Infantry to return to munitions work, with one replacement per discharged soldier.

Chicago 304Th Infantry

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Drovance Department Poplar Street Oliver C. Anderson Morehouse Street Albert Barnes, Jr State Street Thomas C. Barber East Main Street William K. Barker Myrtle Avenue George P. Bastedo Allan Bayley Foster Avenue Hubert C. Bennett Wallace Bradely William F. Boland Coleman Street Victor J. Boudreau Lafayette Street Robert N. Bogen Ash Street Lloyd L. Blanchard Congress Street Chas. E. Blanchard Noble Avenue John H. Biggins Madison Lane Louis J. Burns Hanover Street Leroy J. Campbell Fairfield Avenue Richard Caldwell, Jr Joseph P. Collins George C. Cordes East Avenue Hugh Davidson Garfield Avenue Mason William A. Derrick Park Street Dennis Farrell Central Avenue Armand V. Fortier Whiting Street Roy Greenleaf William G. Henderson John E. Hackett Los Austin Street George G. Ingolans Oscar M. Johnson Grandfield Avenue William L. Kelly Lawrence Langan Courtland Street Michael F. Langer Cherry Street Baker Griffith V. ‘Little Clarence B. Melcham James A. McArdle James Murdock Nichols Street W. J. Mathiason Dover Street James McCloskey Drew Stephen L. McMahon Brooks Street Edward J. McCue Clarence Street B. Gerald McKee East Eaton Street William F. Morgan West Avenue Edward S. Morris Matthew McMahon Organ Street John J. Morgan Eagle Street David McLean Charles E. Geary Carroll Avenue Victor J. “Noren Russell B. Neary Charles Street William J. Nevins Dwight A. Nickersonu Harrison Street Edward F.olsen Barnum Avenue William O’donnell Black Street Lawrence E. Ohlson Broad Street Howard W. Pierce Little Falls Peter Podbelsky Sheridan Street Barber Marsinin Pilotti Benjamin F. Parker Louis M. Petruccelli Victor Pison High Street P. Pestamento Victor Palaia John Pettigrew Thomas B. Reed Cottage Street Elias L. Richards J. Edgar Richards Harry J. Reynolds Charles H Payden Edward P. Reilley North Avenue William M. Reilley Fred C. Stanley Frank Spark Crescent Avenue Vincent A. Sullivan Karl F. Schwartz Golden Hill Street Oliver G. Saunders Max Schneider Linen Avenue Romeo J. Nugciami Wade Street John H. Williams Linwood Avenue Henry B. Wells Warwick Avenue Carl A. Wallin Connecticut Avenue Harvey A. Whitney Liberty Street Russell C. Wilson Willow Street Abraham E. Williamson Harbor View Avenue Milton T. Watson Fall OF Jerusalem John Kece & Son Grafonola Columbia Records Columbia Grafonola Edlang Lee Brothers Main St Piquette Piano Co Cannon Otto Wissner, Inc Cuccaro Heis Main St Columbia Grafo John Reck A. P. Gardner Massachusetts France
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