Milford Red Men Ready for Thrift Stamp Campaign
Milford Indians join a statewide thrift stamp drive on Aug 4 to show support for the war effort. The local lodge and Ackenash tribe, aided by Milford Metoaka council, plan a strong showing to back the Great White Mother in Washington. Local court notes report multiple drunken driving and theft-related incidents, plus community updates on hospital donations and Red Cross activities.
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Milford
Kaiser
Jted
Connectcut
Ackenash Tribe
Metoaka Council of
Washington
Down Cowt
Georgy
J. Smith
Arthur Mackey
Kossuth Street
Hal
James IF. Doherty
Henry Bell
May Bell
Shepard
Walnut Beach
Barnett Zinner
Benjamin F. Downs
Downs
A. F. Collins
High Street
Mildred Koeminele
Newark
N. I
Putney
Kathleen Putney
Allington
New Haven
Sabloff
Wolfson
Fred Adamson
U. S. Naval Regerves
Priham
New York
W. 4. Schalkop
Central Avenue
Wold
George Gillette
Welch's Point
William Buckingham Cillette
Lieutenant Given Five Years at Hard Labor
WASBLINGTON August 19 A military court martial at Camp Sheridan has sentenced First Lieutenant Milo Owank to five years hard labor for conspiring with another officer to commit fraud by presenting a forged claim for 1 006 dollars said to cover supplies delivered to the camp. The judge advocate general reported the conviction and sentence.
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Wasblington
Army Sf
Wirst
Milo Owank
Sheridam
Pravers
Ly Dent Wilson
Rank
Will of Alaria Inte Bequeaths All to Husband Timerech
Probate records show Alaria Inte of this city leaving all real and personal property to her husband Timerich Stwetezky. At his death the estate passes to five children Temerich Richard Elizabeth and Miivria share and share alike. The will names her husband and Ruth Denison of Mysex Connecticut as executors.
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Alaria
Timerich Stwetezky
Temerich
Richard
Ilinabeth
Miivria
Dehydrator Plant Nears Completion In Bridgeport
Bridgeport prepares to open a dehydrator plant to dry and preserve crops for winter. Under Chirmin F P von Wettburg direction, the rehydrator arrived and will be installed after minor building alterations and final plumbing. Officials expect possible opening by Saturday as parts arrive and utilities are connected.
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Bridgeport
War Bureau
Bridgeeport
Chirmin &. FP. von Wettburg
War Stamp Drive Revives Activity For War Savings
Public officials and investors crowded into the War Savings stamp drive as stamps went on sale at the D. M. Read company and Hineka Brothers. Mayor Wilson will draw the $1,000 winning number on September 21 while the $2,000 prize awaits the final drawing on September 27. Investors receive a coupon with each four thrift stamps. Walter B. Lashar of American Chain Company claimed coupon No 1 and prepared to drop his story in the plant box.
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War Savings Stamp Committee
Covnen
D. M. Read Company
Hineka Brothers Company
Seventy seven men of Third Division named for Aug. 26 call
Draft board No. 77 lists 77 registrants sent to Camp Greenleaf Savile City on August 26 for the Third Division. Names include Edward Weldon Arthur Wel don Joseph Ir Croshen Oscar Lawson John Kelly Edward Tuoson Frank Warnicke Dominick Perratta Michael Morrissey Louis Palumbo James Lenihan John Wlanagean Raphael Bubbie Kazimieras Smullkstis Howard Reilly Theodore Saufmann Chester Robinson Harris Schwartz James Lenihan etc. The LO LS registry appears with many more names and nicknames among 1917 registrants.
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Camp Greenleaf
Savile, Cit
Ranels Eb, Aly
Michael A. Neil
Arthur T. Weldon
John J. Delanen Suanj
Lawrence Whey
Angell
Milula Michael
Joseph Ir. Croshen
Joseph Th. Emerson
Oscar T. Lawson
John J. Kelly
Charles N. Sandnders
Edward B. Tuoson
Frank Warnicke
Alford Hitch
Dominick Perratta
Michael Morrissey
Louis Palumbo
Marl Terwillizer
Wylie T. Apte
Fulius Slavin
George W. Brown
Clarence P. Smith
Ralph V. Irwin
Georgisi Aneguisto
Farry Tawawrenee
Raphael Bubbie
Kazimieras Smullkstis
Howard J. Reilly
Theodore Sa
John Schuessher
James Collins
Rudolph Schmeiser
LOLS
Edward L. Weldon
Finton J. Kelly
Edward W. Price
Robert A. Campbell
Frank S. Pirozzoli
George W. Baier
John HH
Donahue
Nicholas Pinto
Vernon ©. Webb
George W Smith
Casey Mnonaco
Edward Foley
Mario Santitli
Whitmore W. Reed
Louis M. Lant
Joseph J. Saunders
I Felix Cloutier
Troward A. Laifar
Angelo Budelato
Ralph J. Rapillo
Edmonad J. Tfournier
Harry M. Feeley
Stepney Wedding Unites Gertrude Crafte and Wallace Brown
Gertrude Crafte and Wallace Brown wed at Stepney home with 4 PM ceremony conducted by Rev. Alvin Clark of the Methodist church. After a luncheon, the couple motored to Weston where they will reside. The bride, a local schoolteacher, has many friends in the area and well wishes for the married life. A Stepney Volunteered Corn Festival and social is announced for Wednesday the 21st at the new fire house with refreshments and dancing. Additional community notes cover visiting relatives, Red Cross meetings, and local road repairs ahead of winter.
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Unitedl Mlates
Naval
Currie Gunn
Nbbahs
Aire
William Iissth
Maple Street
Alps
Marsh
Elsie Miarsh
Robert Lomeroy
Midel Marsh
Agatheir
Walton
New York
Myron Owrdman
Nhupatuct
Byard Laruiee
Nuiatie Worl
Savin Rock
Devon
Milford
Red Cross Progressive
Red Cross
Naval Sasres
Redross
West Torren and
Orange
Slilford
Raymond Davidson
Camp Devens
Mass
Red
George Secor
Colonials
Mises
Epneny
William Crafte
Gertrude
Wallace Brown
Weston
Alvin Clirk
Methodist Church
Pho
Danbury
Stepney Volunte 2 CO
Ira Penfield
Metta Staples
Springfield
Wheeler Homestead
KK. EB. James
Evelyn
James T. Ackearson
New York City
Nelts
Mark DL Cirlis
Bridgeport
George L. Turney
Max Levine
Canmip Greenleaf
Lung Crawford
Cas Cob
W. B. Craft
Roy . Turner
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Maryland
E. Osborn
Dorothy Williams
Emily Leavenworth
Herome
Brooklyn
Mire
TL. V. Slare’s
George A. Smith
George H. Clingan
Avarlin
New Haven
Selectman Edwards
Midsley
Restaurant Man Sues Over Main Street Store Lease
Nathan St. Coming, owner of a chain of lunch rooms, sues local fish dealer Michael C. Eaves for 10000 damages in Superior Court. Papers allege Hayes agreed in December 1975 to lease the Main Street store to Comins for eight years at 175 dollars monthly, with 250 dollars down. Comins claims breach and financial loss.
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Main Street
Nathan St. Coming
Michael C. Eaves
Hayes
Comins
Mayes
Lus
Toming
Outtersteen Capture Yields High Ground
British forces on the Merris front push into German zones to a depth of 2,900 yards gaining high ground near Lindtead. The British positions remain contested with light enemy fire from the Nineteenth Saxon corps observed advancing to counter.
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Wranch
Merris
Westerlie
Vortort
Taubet
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