Assures Stanton Grave of Son Is Well Looked After
Frank and Mrs. Stanton of Stratford avenue receive assurance from Major Charles C Pierce of the Graves Registration Service that the grave of their son Edward F Stanton, the first Bridgeport boy killed in action in France, is located, cared for, and marked under Cemetery No 72. The War Department backs ongoing inspections and sacredly guards the Stanton family’s interests as the Army performs its duties.
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Frank Stanton
Stratford Avenue
Edward I. Stanton
Bridgeport
France
American Expeditionary
Yorces
Universal Freedon
Edward F. Stanton
G. RB
War Department
Tree Falls on Boston Express Injuring Passengers
During a severe storm near Ansonia, a tree toppled onto the Boston New York express as it neared Seymour. One side of the rear coach shattered, glass injured numerous passengers, two or three seriously. Dr. W H Conklin provided first aid aboard the train en route to Bridgeport.
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Ansonia
Seymour
W. H. Conklin
Bridgeport
East Side Dormitories Planned for 1000 Workers
The Bureau of Housing and Transportation plans purpose built dormitories near Old Mill Green to house 1000 single men working in munition factories. Buildings will resemble army cantonments and are expected to start within weeks with quick construction, 60 to 90 days elsewhere.
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Bureau of Mousing and Transportation
Old Mill Green
Injured man falls eighty feet from barn scaffold
George Fournier, 66, of Hill Crest Avenue, is in Bridgeport Hospital with two fractured ribs, a dislocated left elbow, and head and knee bruises after falling eighty feet from a scaffold while helping tear down a barn on Sylvan Avenue. Dr J F Kee of Emergency Hospital ordered his removal.
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Falia
George Fournier
Hillcrest Avenue
Bridgeport Hospital
Sylvan Avenue
J. F. Keefan
Daily Fashion Hints Fabric Requirements For Designs
The note lists fabric needs including 4 yards 86 inch check and 234 yards plain gingham for the first design. Sand color voile with self-color net frills used in the second design. Skirt in tunic style and blouse with V neck and pointed collar. Deep turn-back cuffs on sleeves. Medium size requires 584 yards of 36 inch voile.
ENTEROCOLITIS A HEALTH DISCUSSION AND DISEASE NOTES
This article explains enterocolitis as inflammation of parts of the small and large intestine, often presenting as diarrhoea with varying contents in the stool. It covers causes such as bacteria, undigested food, and poisons, symptoms like griping, fever, thirst, and potential chronicity, plus treatment basics including rest, hydration, and a light diet.
Two Sailors Killed and Three Hurt on Warship
Washington reports two sailors killed and three injured in a boiler explosion on the UT. & S. Nopatin in foreign waters, as per Navy department. Also notes Asia Banking Corp formed for Asia business with offices planned in China and Russia, led by Guaranty Trust officials. Oviatt fractured leg after bicycle accident at Housatonic and East Washington. Franciulli appeals bicycle theft sentencing in Cheshire reformatory.
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Washington
Organize Banking CO
Asia
New Yok
Asia Banking Corporation
State of New York
Liberty Street
China
Siberia
Insular
United Es Wipe
Tientsin
Harbin
Hangkow
Pekin
Vladivostok
William C. Lane
Guaranty Trust Company
Japan
Charles H. Sabin
New Corporation
Albert Broton
Ralph Dawson
Robert A. Shaw
Overseas Department
The
Guaranty Trust_company
William Oviatt
Madison Avenue
St. Vincent's Hospital
Housatonic
East Washington Avenues
Oviatt
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Stantons
Maj. Pierce
Graves Registeration Service
Boston
East Side
National Market CO
the National Market Co
America
Greater Bridgeport
Main ST
NOBLE
West End
California Hams
State ST
Lee
Clinton Ave
Andrew F. Currier, M. D
Alexander Franciulli
Bartlett
Cheshire Reformatory
Currier
Cara
Hilton
Ton
Palm Beach
Fairfield Ave
Middle St
Boot Shop
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