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Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1918

Page

2

March to Head Staff in France Return of Gen March as acting chief of staff

Washington reports Major General Peyton C. March, now chief of artillery with Pershing, will return to the United States to become acting chief of staff. General Liss remains on furlough in France as American representative on the Supreme War Council. General Pershing to select two new artillery chiefs to succeed March.

Washington Baker Peyton C. March Pershing United States Liss France Supreme War Council John Biddle Soruth Renm March Sherry Baker General March Congress Rance General Bliss Allied War Council Bliss

Southport Boy Promoted to Q M Sergeant

William Combes Taylor, son of Mr and Mrs William Taylor of Osborn Place, has been named quartermaster sergeant in the 105th Machine Gun Battalion now stationed at Spartanburg South Carolina. His brother Howard D Taylor serves in the automobile corps in Dayton Ohio.

Southport William Combes Taylor Wiliam Taylor Osborn Blace 105Th Machine Gun Battalion New York Cavalry Spartanburg South Carolina Taylor Howard DL. Taylor Automobile Corps United States Army Dayton Ohio Tarbor Road Elsie Bulkley Addie Watchkiss William J5 Barrett Tarry-Awhile Farm Garden City Long Island Anna Nichols Post Miss Nichols Nic Street William Aylor Osborn Place New York City Margct Ite Cassin Leo Cassin Center Street Charles TE. Hyde Waifield New Rochelle Harold Bult Ulis Farm Road

Conference on Greater Domestic Saving Held at Capitol

A Hartford conference on commercial economy convened today at the capitol led by the state council of defense and state chamber of commerce. About 50 delegates from chambers of commerce across Connecticut attended, with Presiding Senator Alton T. Miner of New London outlining the program and H. K. Taylor addressing the gathering.

Hartford Capitol Commercial Economy Division State Council of Defense State Chamber of Commerce Kforrmaer Alton T. Miner New London H. KK. Taylor Commercial Economy Board Council For National Defense H. K. Taylor Washington

Girl Injured as Water Front of Range Explodes

Isabelle Bryant 12 was badly cut and bruised when the water front of a kitchen range exploded in her mother’s West Main Street home. The kitchen was wrecked and Charles Roskelly, a State garage worker, was severely barraged while trying to extinguish gasoline flames in the garage.

Isabelle Bryant Lha West Main Street Charles Roskelly

First Photo of Wounded American At War Hospital

The Trilisn oficial war picture office calls this the first photograph of a wounded American soldier sent to the United States. It shows Lieutenant Belsey who served in the Cambra fight. He was hit by two shell fragments and shipped to London after the battle, becoming the first wounded American to reach a London hospital and drawing much attention.

Trilisn Oficial War Picture Office United States Belsey Cambra London

Nurse's Quick Wit Saves Lives of Many

For Bellevue hospital Ward No. 28, lead nurse Annie Kerr acted swiftly when a small kitchen fire broke out. She entered the smoky eight by six room, closed the door, and fought the blaze with two extinguishers, preventing alarm among convalescent patients as the volunteer department arrived to praise her bravery.

New York Simall Annie Scerr Bellevue Hospital S Kerr Kerr Aliss Kerr

Atty Morgan to Teach Law Class at the Y M C A

Local attorney from Koster and Morgan, Morgan, leads the Pace Pace standard law course at the Y M C A teaching evenings in semesters A and C. He cites draft board duties and possible exemption concerns. An associate will assist in semesters A and B to maintain the high teaching standard. He serves on the educational committee with Spencer, Smith, Streeter, Benedict, Morgan, and Davis.

IE. Qtorgan Koster & Morgan Pace & Pace Morgan Mr. Morgan Mes W. I. Spencer W. A. Smith H. G. Streeter Benedict EE. Morgan SW. Davis

Tugs Sent To Aid Barges Adrift In Sound

Two barges drifted off the life saving station near Islip New York and could not be identified. Tugs have been sent to aid them. Six barges from the Lehigh Valley line were drifting southeast of the island in tow of Wyoming and Chickamauga tugs. Ice forced the tugs to withdraw. Wyoming was sent to attempt assistance.

Bind over Two for Alleged Gold Brick Trick

Joseph Gorton of 17 Chokestone Road Provedigena Th T and Morris Beigler of 940 Hast 186th Street New York City appeared in City Court before Judge F A Bartlett and were bound over to the Superior Court in $4 000 bonds. The trio is alleged to have swindled Max Guervity of East Main Street out of 800 by inducing him to buy a gold brick. Frances Cogswall dances classes set at Art League rooms 189 State Street 4 15 Monday and the children's class Wednesday.

Joseph Gorton Chokestone Road Idenga Th. T Morris Beigler Frances Cogswall Art League Rooms State Street

Smash Heads in Battle over Coal

Brooklyn residents on Siete street report two men named John Geoghin and William Rattenburg arrested after a clash with garage workers at 263 State street. A 200 pound sack of coal was recovered from a cellar where the suspects were said to be stealing it. Injuries occurred to Herbert Grown and Charles Holson who required hospital treatment for scalp wounds, cuts, and bruises. The suspects claimed it was their first coal theft, citing shortage and high prices.

Brooklyn Siete Street John Geoghin State Street William Rattenburg Percy Litchfield Herbert Grown Johnson Street Charles Holson Atlantic Avenue Dr. Daniels Brooklyn Hospital Brown Hobson Genshaw Rattenburg

Fraternal Konekapotananh Tribe Plans Drive for New Members

The Konekapotananh tribe 7. O. LH. M. convened to boost enrollment to 500 with a renewed recruitment drive. Captains and teams will be chosen next Tuesday to enter the competition. A substantial sum was voted for war savings stamps. A rally with the W. B. campaign leader William T. Hincks is set for Friday at Odd Fellows Hall. Fraternal groups meet February 11 at Atasonic temple for assemblies and degree conferrals. Franklin Bartlett camp Sons of Veterans plans Washington and Lincoln birth days observance on February 19 with Rev. William Wallace Rose delivering a jab at liberty wars.

O. LH Odd Fellows’ Halil William T. Hincks Redmen Fernstten Council Jerusalem Council Th. and & M Bartlett Franklin Bartlett Sons of Veterans Washington Lincoln William Wallace Rose America

Sums From New Haven Charity Founder on Winter Need

Prof. Bailey of New Haven says middle class suffers more than the poor in coal crisis. He notes fair earners lack coal, poor can still obtain some, while charity calls have not increased versus prior winters. He also cites ample work available locally.

New Haven IV. Bailey Yate Associated Charities

Motorman and Conductor Stricken by Shock

New Britain Feb 6 Harry Molander a motorman and C G Rosenweim a conductor were severely affected by an electric shock on their car and could not continue work. Molander received a charge from the controller box while Rosenweim was shocked aiding him a passing policeman pulled the trolley from the wire and severed the connection. The weaker man breaks a promise.

New Britain Harry Molander G. Rosenweim Molander Rosenweim

Howland Sewing Club Offers Free Purchase Opportunity

The Howland sewing machine club presents women with a chance to buy a sewing machine that performs with ease and quietness. No extra charges, no interest, no club fees, and no membership dues.

Howland Sewing Machine Club

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