Miss Maud Kahn Return From War Work Engaged to Mackintosh
Miss Maud Kahn daughter of Otto H. and Mrs Kahn has returned from France and England where she served in war work. The Christian Register notes her as part of American society girls aiding hospitals and canteens at the war’s outbreak. Her father is described as a famed banker in the country.
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France
England
Miss Kahn
American Society
Europe
Miss. Kahn
Ask Gran'ma, She Knows Dr True's Elixir Worm Remedy
A Roxbury grandmother endorses Dr True and Co’s Elixir stating the medicine saved a dying child, helped pass worms, and left a healthy daughter and grandchild. The testimonial promotes Dr True's Elixir as the great family laxative and worm expeller for children.
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Roxbury
J. FL True
True
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Eight Bridgeport Vets Return From Overseas
Eight Bridgeport veterans arrived back in the United States from overseas duty yesterday. Among them are Capt. Dennis T. Mulvihill of 1112 Noble Avenue and Lt. John E. McGrath of 2937 Congress Street. Also returning are Saddler Salvatore Vatello 1817 Main Street Co B 305th Machine Gun Battalion Private Leslie R. Cole 158 Orchard Street Headquarters Troop First Army Private John F. Saualer Brooks Street Headquarters Troop First Army Corporal Helmer Anderson 6 Bell Street Headquarters Troop First Army Private John T. Patrick 310 Railroad Avenue First Heavy Artillery and Sergeant Frederick H. Volderauer Gasoline Revenue Fairfield Aviation Corps.
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Noble Avenue
John E. McGrath
Congress Street
Salvatore Vatello
Main Street
Co. B
Leslie R. Cole
Orchard Street
First Army
John FP
Saualer
Sal Brooks Street
Editor Stoddard Put Sheep In Chicken Pen
The trial of Henry L. Stoddard of the Evening Mail of New York proceeds in Superior court with Judge William M. Maltbie. Mrs. Katherine J. Russell Stamford sues for 6900 dollars alleging damage to her rented estate. A witness claims Stoddard placed sheep in the chicken house damaging the structure and future accommodations for poultry. The case resumes with jurors expected to hear a verdict.
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Superior Court
William M. Maltbie
Henry L. Stoddard
Evening Mail
New York
Katherine J. Russell J .Stamford
St. Stoddard
King George Bestows Air Force Cross on Atlantic Flyers
In London King George welcomed Harry G Hawker and Lieut Commander MacKenzie Grieve at Buckingham Palace after their rescue at sea during an attempted transatlantic flight. The king presented the Air Force Cross insignia, noting their devotion to duty. They traveled from Thurso Scotland and arrived yesterday from the Danish steamer Many.
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London
Harry G. Hawker
MacKenzie Grieve
Thurso
Scotland
King George
Buckingham Palace
George
Rev Alexander Alison Jr Returns From St Louis
Rev Alexander Alison Jr pastor of the First Presbyterian Church returns from St Louis where he served as a commissioner from the Presbytery of Connecticut Valley. The 14 convention approved operating in the Inter Church World movement and referred the matter of women’s church offices to a special committee for 1920 report. A fortune teller offers a whimsical aside about a land box rent.
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Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
St. Louis
Presbytery
Connecticut Valley
Avin
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