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.
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Seret
Silven
Ufe
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Army
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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
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Shelton Street
Sergi Danebzick
Are
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Pembroke Street
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Herbert Leewith
Clinton Avenue
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Harry A. Curtain
Pem Street
Wilton Cohen
Taft Avenue
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Whitmore W. Reed
William Street
Geo. Dunn
Caroline Street
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George O'Donnell
Eq Street
M. McLean
Howard
Carl G. P. 'Fin
F. Petty
Iranistan Avenue
Joseph Wardman
Seaview Avenue
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Warren Street
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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.
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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.
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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.
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304Th Infantry
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