142 Citizens Turned Out by Court Naturalizations
Thursday night at 8:30 o clock the naturalization count finished with 142 new citizens admitted or awaiting papers. A night session began at 7 to complete naturalizations before the week ends. Two men were admitted last night, matching Wednesday, as another day saw 38 granted permission to become citizens. Names listed include individuals from Tratand, England, Sweden, Russia, Canada, Turkey, Romania, Greece, and Italy with various surnames and roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimal
Meir Eages
Citie “Ons
Yertenay
Tratand
Michael Me ™Ulia
Arthur Cormick
Daniel Daniel Desmoud
Joby McFaddin
Wiliam Joseph McGrath
England
Palwin Harry Charles Norrish
Leonard Stegfies
Jindply Halden
John Thomas James Taylor
Ralph Aledley
William Joh Jones
Ralph Sandan
Charlies Sunderland
Walter Apugn
Herbert Knight
George Samuel Bodycote
Sweden
John Adolf Carlson
Eric Wilding Petterson
Johan Ohison
Mot Blom
Hjnhuar Enoch Wern
Russia
Werman Jonas Seek
Adam Spaner
Santhoro Vifaky
Jpeeank Abromailis
Jacob Veber
Harry Schipier
Anthony Ignatovich
Banny Bergman
Philip Carlson
Morres Levenson
Elias Rubin
Canada
Maurice Joseph Brunell
Joseph Antoing
Arthur Brassard
Vrom
Turkey
Anastasios Kosti Petrou
Fronk
France
Teon Sauve
Raumania
Haseal Meiroyicl
Crresce
John Sigalos
British Final Drive for Recruits in Bridgeport
A major British and Canadian recruiting drive will be held Monday night in Bridgeport to urge locals to enlist. Prominent officers including Lt. I b Pepler will address the crowd, with Henry II Marendaz supervising final arrangements. Jewish recruits are now sought for the Middlesex regiment to serve in Palestine, and Royal Flying Corps recruitment is also active. The rally may be the last chance to join, as Bridgeport's British station likely closes soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New High School
Pepler
Bridgeport
Henry II
Marendaz
Connecticut
Middlesex Regiment
Palestine
Royal Flying Corps
Canada
England
Flying Corps
O. A. Johnson
Joenrad
New Haven
All Firms Must File 1099 Tax Reports This Year
Martford Conn February Tax notice states any person or firm paying $860 or more to another person or entity must report the payment and recipient to the Commissioner of Internal Revenue. Forms required, including Form 1096, must be sent by March 1, 1918. The instruction applies to individuals, corporations, partnerships, associations, and insurers.
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Martford
Conn
Congress
Corporation
Civ
Washington
May Now Register Letters at Home
May register letters at home by supplying postmen with receipts and forms. The plan parallels Lincoln era ideals of equality and liberty. A church event features Rev Alexander Alison discussing Abraham Lincoln and patriot services planned for the coming days.
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Lincoln
Alan Perse
Poplin
Aurion 7
Alexander Alison
Nyion Pyesey
Masie
Clair
Mare Bion
Rimer
Srindsay
Sporting chance overcoats and suits sale at Main floor
Open Saturday till 9, closed Monday, open all day Tuesday. A shopping appeal to risk takers offering overcoats priced from 13.75 and suits from 13.75, claims all wool for overcoats and durable tailoring. Items described as good style and quiet colors with spring wear, urging readers to take a chance at the Main floor rear.
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Tere
Bright Spring Dress Sale Offers Rich Embroidery and Savings
Bright spring dresses feature gilt and silver braid embroidery, chenille and silk contrast, new draperies, and bustle effects. Colorful tones include blue gray tan and black with light blue or rose accents. Prices reduced to 16 50 from 22 50 or 25 with a wide size range from 34 to 44, on the second floor during early season economy.
New Neckwear Show Offers Fresh Collars and Sets
Take peep at new neckwear with clever organdy roll collars and fresh shapes to brighten attire. Stocks and jabots present lace and net models, Georgette collars, and satin sets in white and flesh tones priced from $0.50 to $1.50, including center aisie feunt.
Real comforts for soldiers of ours
A garbled readable fragment describes convert kits and items priced around 2.28 and 10 dollars, noting waterproof gear for officers, wash basins, foldable items, and a safety razor with a light device. Mentions an audience of soldiers and eluding context.
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Eluiey
Girl’s fine shoe sale on limited children’s boots
An odd inventory note highlights girls and children’s shoes priced around 83.50 and 2.35. Shoes described as lace up, durable, and well styled with a graceful fit. The item set appears on a retail floor near an aid counter.
Men Buy Five Dollar Shoes for Four Dollars
A retail promotion invites men to the shoe section this Saturday to choose from five lots of dandy five dollar shoes. Customers pay four dollars for the pair they pick, with calf skin leather, English last, fiber sole, and Black Viei kid finishes in regular sizes. Main floor rear.
Veilings for Spring Hats in Black White and Taupe
Veilings described as protective and charming for spring hats, with circular and oblong styles in woven and chenille borders. Prices range from 25 cents to 2.50 dollars, available in black white taupe purple and African brown with various decorations. Also notes other garments and items listed in the same catalog entry.
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