Five Connecticut Men Reported in Casualties Today
Washington December 3 The War Department list of 966 US Army casualties includes 52 New Englanders with five from Connecticut. No Bridgeport men appear. Names span ranks from private to lieutenant across Massachusetts Rhode Island Vermont and Connecticut with casualties by death from action wounds disease and missing in action and several wounded severely.
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Raymond C. Worcester
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Prominent Stamford Man Dies Suddenly
Greenwich December 3. John A. Wendle aged 68 unmarried died today at his Stamford home from heart trouble. He owned Wendel's hall on the dividing line between Greenwich and Stamford adjoining Mrs. H. Q. Havemeyer. An extensive traveler he was a real estate broker when at home. He is survived by a brother and three sisters.
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John A. Wendle
Stamford
Wendel’ S Hall
H. Q. Havemeyer
Wendel
House Burns Up While He's Hunting for Deer
WINSTED December 8 Charles EB Twining a cattle buyer returned to his Montville Mass home after a deer hunt to find the place five barns an ice house all burned Neighbors saved the cattle He lost about 10600 in cash and checks with buildings valued at several thousand dollars lost without insurance
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Charles EB. Twining
Montville
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Famed Oxford Miller Dies by Shooting in Crisis
Llewellyn Andrews, 68, owner of a landmark grist mill in Oxford, killed himself yesterday by shooting after illness and his wife's illness worsened. The prolific miller was famed for grinding biel wheat into high quality flour, drawing local renown.
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Oxford
Llewellyn Andrews
Take Salts to Flush Kidneys Advertisement
An old advertisement touts Jad Salts as a remedy to flush kidneys after meat intake. It claims four ounces of rad salts dissolved in water before breakfast will cleanse acids, relieve urinary waste, and stop bladder irritation, promoting healthy kidneys and a pleasant effervescent drink.
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