iDevon Children Knit Quilt For Red Cross Aid
Devon dispatch notes a group of under 13 girls under Mrs George A Clark knitting a quilt for the American Red Cross. The exhibit and shipment to New York headquarters are planned for early next week.
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Devon
George A. Clark
Electric Avenue
Red Cross Society
American Red Cross
New York
Josephine Boynton
Alda Louise Beard
Anna Stewart
Avis Kirk
Alice Wheeler
Matilda McKay
Luella Cleveland
Donna Jones
Ethel Jones
Dorothy
Ruth Sturges
Philipena Zamburer
Cecila Wagner
Suelah
Dorothy Kimberly
Elizabeth Stalling
Mary Anna Mapp
George T. Mapp
Ridge Street
Aingering Ilness
H. J. Mathewson
Aillford
Ansantawae Lodge
A. M
Wil
Jocwhontas
Metwaka Council
K. of P
Aijed Men's
Viieda Kabe
Miord Avenue
Elizabeth Breanger
Plains
Watelp Ata
Edigabeth Clark
C. Oo
Bridgeport Avenue
Nichols
Thomas Calvert
Islip
L. I
Janest Calvert
Ernest Calvert
Alsa
Herman Hirsch
Brookyn
N.Y
Hirsch
Red Cross
Four-Day Week Adopted at Watertown Arsenal
Boston December 19 four day work week to extend remaining war orders by a third. All shops closed Fridays and Saturdays starting tomorrow. The plan excludes 1000 workers already dismissed, with further reductions possible in January per General Tracy C Nickson.
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Boston
Watertown Arsenal
Tracy C. Nickson
Arsenna
Unverified stomach tablets advertised for digestion relief
An advertisement touts a stomach remedy claimed to cure indigestion by dissolving stomach acids with a daily regimen. It asserts dramatic weight loss and relief from bloating within weeks, urging readers to buy from their local druggist and promising a guaranteed result.
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America
Atomics
Nek Danny
Stratford Sailor Returns Home Surprises Mother
Stratford notes a merchant seaman from the town, William Parks, returning unannounced to surprise his mother Mrs. Nellie Parks. He describes joyful French crowds after the armistice and recounts homeward stories as the community raises funds for Red Cross relief totaling $1,474 with hopes to reach 32,006 by week’s end.
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Stratfurl
William Parks
Merchant Marine
Nelle Parks
Gust Broadway
Paris
Verguilies
Parks
Red Cross
Lev
Jugh Sehool Nat School
Tenn
C. C. Thompson
Ervind T. Sundbye
326Th Infantry
Syvert Sundbye
Barnuns Terrace
Sundbye
Argonne
Sullard Machine Toot Pliant
Ridgeport
France
Charles Sundbye
35Th Regiment
Transportation Corps
Chartes
Odd Fellows Hall
Aril Real Estate
Automobile Ansurance
Louis E. Peck
Main St. Stratford
Sunday Herald Named Defendant in $20,000 Libel Suit
A libel action for twenty thousand dollars was filed against the Bridgeport-Waterbury Herald by Martin Boucher on behalf of an unnamed 18 year old girl. The suit follows an article in a local paper alleging embezzlement, which she disputes as insufficient to prove theft. The plaintiff claims the publication damaged her reputation and hindered employment prospects. Attached in the case are Herald press and some office furniture, with the action returnable to Superior Court.
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Bridgeport-Waterbury
Martin Boucher
Alurald
Moss
Herald
Pre Herald Press
Further Increase In Flu Cases Reported In City
Forty one new flu cases were reported yesterday to the Health Department as the city endures cooler weather. Dr. W W Brown, head of the Health Department, traveled to Meridian for a State Council of Defense meeting and expressed hope for no further increases. Health guards warned against overreaction as colder weather returns. Reports from the U S Employment Service indicate women are taking roles in railroad tank painting hardware work management and ranch labor.
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Biren
United States
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Bridgeport Savings Bank Cornete
iDevon
Mee Pape
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Arsenal
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NMAS
Philadelphia
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Transport Service
Sunday Herald
Girt Minor
Health Department
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Rockers
Hadley
Hadley’s
Florida
United States Department of Agriculture
HH. C. Gore
Pats
Tampa
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