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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1918

Page

3

This is the life says M. M. recruit

Harold B. La Fond of Bridgeport visits home on a 48 hour furlough from the U S S 8 and plans to join the merchant marine as a sailor. He switched from a cool to sailor after examination, awaiting transfer to an Emergency fleet vessel soon. A second recruit, Frank J. Kornosky of 18 William Street, enrolled at the State and Main streets office and will be examined and sent to Boston soon.

Harold B. la Fond Bridgeport Governor Dingley Merchant Marine William P. Hindle LaFand Boston Atlantic Dingley Philadelphia Lakond Hinale Merchant Marine Recruiting Office State and Main Streets Frank J. Kosnopsky William Street John F. Flynnn

Germans Eulogize Deposed Minister Czernin Resignation Causes Debate

Washington April 17 The union committee of National German parties in Austria expressed regret at Count Czernins resignation and urged no change in international policy. German and pro German Austrian presses praised Czernin, saying Emperor Charles letter to Prince Sixtus did not cause the resignation. Vienna officials cite temperament incompatibility as the real reason.

Washington Committee of Union Austria Count Czernin France Czernin Charles Prince Sixtus of Bourbon Vienna

State to Buy 200000 Bonds in Liberty Loan Drive

Hartford April 17 The state of Connecticut through treasurer Froderick S Chamberlain pledged itself to buy 200000 dollars of the third Liberty loan bonds Announcement said the total bonds taken by the state in the three loans reaches 2500000 dollars

Hartford Connecticut Froderick S. Chamberlain Mr. Chamberlain

Something New in Town From "The Land of the Long Leaf Pine"

Local druggists offer VapoHub VapoRub on a 30 days trial with no price increase. The ad touts relief for bronchitis tonsillitis incipient pneumonia and chest tightness via medicated vapors and skin absorption, promising quick relief and nightly prevention for attacks.

Pine Barrens North Carolina Vick

Golden Medal Haarlin Off Kidney Bladder Tonic Ad

An old parade of a patent remedy claims to cure backache kidney and bladder troubles. The ad touts Golden Medal Haarlin Off Capsules as quick acting and easy on the stomach, promising relief from various kidney and urinary symptoms and offering a money back guarantee if not satisfied after a few days.

Opee

Waterbury Parade Highlighting Draft Men on Apr. 20

Waterbury units prepare for a Liberty loan parade on April 20 with the second battalion of the 174th infantry leading the march. The first battalion of Connecticut's Own WHL may stay in camp or begin a three day hike. The Waterbury company returns home for a Thanksgiving-style display, marking their second home appearance in a short period. Meanwhile 5,000 men were transferred from the Depot Brigade to the 76th division with nearly 5,000 more to the artillery brigade. Officers’ training held an outpost drill as troops logged 11 mile hikes with 50-pound packs, and a banquet is planned to honor commissioned candidates. The Depot Brigade and select candidates may be retained for advanced instruction, keeping staff intact. Artillery range drills await live ammunition, with first salvos expected over the Harvard hills.

Caalp Deviens Ayer Mauss 1G4th Infantry Waterbury Connecticut T6th Asta Harvard

Jitney Drivers Form New City Jitney Union

Jitney drivers push to test law and pursue court action. They hold nightly meetings to organize, elect S Abrams secretary, add 438 members, and plan regular sessions at Pine street and Bostwick avenue to select an attorney. A road test and strict standards will govern who can operate, with police cooperation to ease Main street congestion.

Supreme Court Barnum Avenue State Street S. Abrams New Society Pine Street Bostwick Avenue Abrams Ciill

Connecticut Still Shy on Photographers Quota

A telegram to Connecticut draft boards requests photographers to report to Madison Barracks for training in New York. As of yesterday 27 men had volunteered, 33 were needed, and local boards were ordered to record eligible men and prepare to induct those fit for general or limited service as photographers.

Connecticut Gridgeport Marcus Rovernor

Schenectady Regents Vote Passes With Tight Margin

A local election in Schenectady drew 23,000 registered voters with a 2 point majority approving the measure. Officials reported a narrow win as the tally showed close results across the tally sheets.

Man Power Bill Passed by Lords on New Reading

London April 17 The House of Lords approved the second reading of the government man power bill. The Marquis of Lansdowne praised the measure and urged full support for the army while noting concerns over extending conscription to Ireland and linking it to home rule.

Lords London Marquis of Lansdowne Ireland

Trial Testimony Details Hatters Union Pressure in Danbury

Testimony describes O'Hara's allegations against Duch and Frank Rosolinsky over attempts to recruit workers and fundexpense claims. Cross examination probes union influence, injunctions against the hatters union, and claims of intimidation and arrests. Witnesses Rosolinsky and Karas recount persecution from union members and schemes to force others to quit.

Duch O'Hara Frank Rosolinsky Rosolinsky United States Company Wells Howard J. Curtis Hatters’ Union Danbury Scully Dueh John Canna Canna Danny Stanislaw Karas Karas

Erie Canal Taken Over by McAdoo

Government control of canals and railroads will funnel traffic to the canal system. Orders for several hundred steel barges to be built on the Great Lakes will cost around 60 000 dollars each. The Buffalo to Waterford canal route can move about 10 900 000 tons of freight per season, with grain and other commodities slated for transport to New York and storage by the food administration’s arm.

Milion Great Lakes Ued Buffalo Waterfor Troy Hudson River Luffalo Tihinen Watkin N.Y Tiudson River New York The Food Administration Arm Corporation Limitis-shipament Prey Pudson New Enghurd

155 Men to Go in Draft May 1

Division No. 1 mustered 72 men to Camp Upton with 10 volunteers. Division No. 3 reports 3 volunteers on call. Of 289 examined in Division No. 6, 20 passed, with about 800 Class 1-A available. The list names inductees from Division No. 1 and volunteers from other divisions, plus alternates. Report times set for April 25 at Newfield building, 3 p.m.

Camp Upton No. 6 Tomorray Newfield Frederick BY. Winter 11Th Street New York Walter Davis Atlantic Street Daniel Larkin Park Avenue William H. Carr West Avenue Thomas Seymkowiak Myrtle Court Samuel Oresky State Street Edward C. Weldon Joseph D. Youkas Belmont Avenue George A. Hall Cherry Street Elizabeth N. J Jacob Bgeilla Myrtle Avenue James Garity Railroad Avenue Ellis Howard Ayers Sixth Street John Edward McGrath South Avenue John Joseph Fitzpatrick Fremont Street Henry Aceta Main Street Cecil C. Kelly Berkshire Avenue Otto G. Benson Thomas Mehane Schonour North Charles Street Baltimore Allen M. Don Joseph Orestky W. S8th Street John W. Gray Tenth Avenue Robert W. Caldwell Gordon Street Atlanta LeRoy Hulton Hasbrook Avenue Kingston N. C Hiram Thorp New Milford Parke Terrace Joseph M. Roberts Essex Street Malden Mass Frank Smith East 22d Cleveland Ohio Anton Eostes Curtis Street Saugatuck Conn Harry Gelabter Throop Avenue Brookln James Pandolfi Lefferts Avenue Brooklyn John Rogaleski Andover Street John J. Gilbridge Joseph GC. Donahue Warren Street Bassy Vigilance Sam Gelfman Boston Road Bronx N. Y Richard J. Halpin West Street Lenox David Calamari Park Street Raymond A. Dolan Broad Street Pius Milewski Cornelius McCorry Harry Balians Igast New Yor Dellio John Dinon John I. McGann Wak Peter II Zobranskys Cedar Street Arthur Ry la Voie Interval Avenue Burlington James Weldon Vanstone Court John Renkeweceous Greenpoint Avenue Long Island WN. Y Chauncey E. Belle, Jr Broadway Providence Thomas Cost Edward Gagnon

Crane Co Foreman for 20 Years Dead

Corbally of 44 Ayrile avenue died yesterday at Bt Vin cents hospitali a fr. He worked at Crane company for over 30 years and was foreman for 20. Survived by wife and four children Agnes Prod Mrs 1 17 Wells of San Juan Porto Rico and William. Funeral at 3 30 a.m. Saturday at home and 4 p.m. at Sacred Heart church with solemn high mass. Burial in St Michaels cemetery.

Symphony Orchestra Pleases Large Crowd at Park Theatre

Bridgeport Symphony Society delivered an excellent concert before a large audience. Conductor Leslie Vaughn earned praise for a strong performance. Violinist and concert master Hilding Gustafson impressed with solos, while cellist Giovanni Pattunni and pianist Rhey Garrison showcased masterful artistry and drew strong audience appreciation.

Park Theatre Bridgeport Symphony Society Leslie Vaughn Hilding Roland Gustafson Giovanni Pattunni Rhey Garrison

Plans for Women's Convention at United Congregational Church

A meeting of women from the W.G.A. arranged the upcoming convention to be held at United Congregational church from May 12 to 14. Each denomination appointed a woman as investigator to handle registration for applicants connected with the forthcoming laymen's convention.

W.G.A United Congregational Church

Chilean Ambassador Don Santiago Aldunate Dies in Washington

Chilean envoy to the United States, Don Santiago Aldunate, died suddenly at the Chilean Embassy in Washington late today. The death occurred in the capital, with official Chilean sources confirming the ambassador’s passing. Further details were not immediately available.

Senor Don Santiago Aldunate United States

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