Japanese officers inspect U S war plants visit Remington Arms
A Japanese military commission of five high officials arrived last night to inspect U S munitions plants. They will tour Remington Arms, then DU MM C, Liberty Ordinance, and other factories. Twelve more join tomorrow as Col Pattison leads the group through a business mission with plans to study modern arms production.
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Stratfield
S. Chikushi
Ft. Yoshidi
Y. Montesi
S. Pului
S. Uchidi
H. T. Pattison
War Department
Colé
Chicago
Tfl
Buffalo
Utica
Schenectady
N. Y
Springfield
Boston
Mass
New York
San Francisco
Yishida
America
Bridgeport
Pattison
Wilson
Chilkushi
Uchida
Europe
Japan
Registrants Find It Too Late to Change Trades
Registrants who filled out questionnaires have become locked into their chosen trades as the deadline passes. Draft subjects, previously considering a switch, face no further changes and must proceed with assigned occupations. Authorities emphasize the finality of the current allocations and urge preparation for related duties.
Woman Struck on State Street Receives Scalp Laceration
Mrs. Mary Du Pont of 467 State street was struck while crossing near her home by a car owned and driven by Joseph M. Lucarelt of 14 Ayade street. She suffered a severe scalp laceration needing four stitches from Dr. I. Gavins at the Emergency hospital, then returned home. Police reported no arrests.
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White
State Street
Mary DuPont
Joseph M. Lucarelt
Ayade Street
DuPont
I. A. Gavins
Nolica
Coronel Witness Held as Trial Nears in Sedition Case
Tenon Jaques Coronel of New York was held for trial in the U S district court on a sedition charge after police rescued him from an attack while delivering a socialist street address. A witness, Morris Kesseler, was jailed for lacking a registration card. A Japanese report claims a German minister ordered a payment to a Japanese agent for an important report to America.
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Tmartford
Tenon Jaques Coronel
New York
M Med
United States
Cour
Richard T. Carroll
Coronel
Hartford County
Morris Kesseler
Coronal
Carrall
Newark
Tokio
Jor
Alfred Almmereman
Hideo Nakao
America
Rimmerman
Count von Ernstartt
Carman
Washington
Hideo Nako
Petrograd
Nichi- Nichi
Nakao
Constantinople
Mexico
Norwalk Youth Is Accepted for Army
Norwalk youths are accepted for army service with Middleton at 13 Third Street and Campbell and Smith also enlisted. Middleton heads to Springfield Arsenal, Campbell to Base Hospital No. 76, and Smith to Fort Slocum. Draft boards were instructed by Provost General Crowder to ignore requests for deferred classification to prevent draft evasion.
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Prank A. Middleton
Nesto
Norwalk
Army
Connecticut Naional Guard
Middleton
Springfield
Mass
Company
Connecticut
Robert A. Campbell
Park Avenue
Base Hospital No
West Waven
Stephen J. Smith
Water Street
Fort Slocum, N
Crowder
Fraternal Lodge to Confer 3ev Mason Depres Tonight
St John s lodge will confer the 3ev Mason depres at a special communication tonight with I A Wen nel presiding for the last time before he leaves for Camp Upton Yaphank to enter the Na Goanalarn Pequonnock Lodge reports a second degree conferred by Sens and grandsons at a recent meeting Red Men plan to attend the 32nd annual state convention in New Haven May 8 with Wowompon quarter of the city playing a role in the program
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John's Lodge
Depres
St. John's Lodge
A. M
I. A. Wennel
Camp Upton
Yaphank
Pequonnock Lodge
Sens
Longa
New Haven
Wowompon
Ansonia Baker Guilty of Food Law Violation
Ansonia, April 23. Max Shattel, a baker, was found guilty today of several federal food regulations violations. He allegedly sold quantities of flour above lawful limits, sold wheat without required substitutes, and kept excess flour. The food administrator Robert Seaville ordered no further flour sales without permission. Shafter, yet licensed, was not charged with trade violations. Mayor David L. Fitzgerald of New Haven defended him.
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Ansonia
Max Shattel
Connecticut
Robert Seaville
Shafter
Food Administration
David L. Fitzgerald
New Haven
Obituary notices and funeral services across Bridgeport area
Obituaries and funeral notices list George Windsor 59 longtime Windgeport Steel secretary treasurer at 373 Noble Ave death reported burial Cedar Hill Martford. Also Owen J McWilliams 37 longtime Blue Line Transportation head dies in New York hospital funeral in Jersey City. Multiple services for Elizabeth Kelley Elizabeth Angevine Morgan E Lewis Job Brough Munroe Hawkins Smith Shonily Amelia Shondy Costello Alice Costello and George W Smith with burials in Mountain Grove Lakeview St Michael's and other local cemeteries.
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George Winsor
George Windsor
Windgeport Steel Company
Altatford
Noble Avenue
Cedar Hill
Martford
Windsor
Bridgeport
Jersey City
Connecticut National Bank
Seaside Club
Black Rock Shore and Country Club
Owen J. McWilliams
McWilliams Blue Line Transportation Company
New
Yor
M@AWilliams
New England
Long Island Barge and Transportation Association
Boat Owners’ Association
Deweltt Avenue
N. J
St. Aedan’s Church
Puers Avenue
Mercer Street
Thomas H. Bramann
Flo
George
William Street
Bramann
First Baptist Church
Henry
Bishop
Airfield Avenue
Elizabeth Kelley
Linen Avenue
St. Augustine’s Church
Edward M. Hayes
Daniel Hannon
Gus Fagan
John Moran
Patrick Seerey
Marcus Rowan
Christopher Coyne
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Elizabeth Angevine
Norman Street
Walker and Banks
Fairfield Avenue
Lakeview
Morgan I. Lewis
Morgan EH
Lewis
Willow Street
B. Tl. Kidder
Mountain Grove
Job Brough
South Avenue
Pioneer Lodge
Sons of St. George
Park Cemetery
Munroe Hawkins
Rourke and
Boucher
Main Street
Tiaskevian
Alice Costelo
Alice Costello
Wid Main
St. Vincent’s Hospital
John FH. Costello
Sandy Hook
William
John Prude
J. H. Carrall
Sacred Heart Church
St. Rose Cemetery
George W. Smith
Jrend Memorial Chapel
Mountain Grove Cometery
Town of Fairfield Exceeds Loan Quota in Liberty Drive
WARTETELD April 22 Special report shows Fairfield subscriptions totaled 100,356 since April 6, surpassing the 82,900 quota. Liberty Loan committees led by Judge Wakeman express confidence the target will be doubled before the drive ends.
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Watreteld
Liberty Loan
Tiberty Loan Committees
Wakeman
Pastor Alison to Address Algonquin Club Moeme
Rev. Alexander Alison Jr. pastor of First Presbyterian will address Algonquin Club members at 8 Thursday night on the war theme Judge Carl Foster to introduce. An entertainment has been arranged for members and families. Committee chairmen were Charles Paul August M Englehard and James Dunn.
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Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Algonquin Club
Carl Foster
Charles Paul
August M. Englehard
James Dunn
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Rank Daniels
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St. Michael's Cemetery
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Orden Street
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Switzerland
Hatina
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Towis Bui Mamiic
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