Thanking friends in time of deep sorrow
The family of Thomas P. Finan thanks friends, relatives, and neighbors for sympathy after the death of a devoted wife and mother. Special thanks go to the 7.2 Department of the U.M. CG Go, The Brassier and Red Fern Departments of Warner Brothers Company, Wheeler and Company, and those who sent floral offerings.
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U. M. CG. Go
Warner Brothers Company
Wheeler and Company
Thomas P. Finan
Charles St
Card of Thanks and Local Obituaries Amid 1918 Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness after the death of Saval Tana Dunhiar, signed by George Dunbar and family and Frank Dunbar and family. Then follow probate notices in Bridgeport listing creditors' deadlines, administrators, and addresses. Death notices include Frederick A. Delmar, John C. Sturges, William H. Kennedy, Rev. Charles J. Sniffin, John H. Sherwood, Margaret V. Jaynes, Timothy Mulloy, with funeral details and burial locations in Connecticut towns and cemeteries.
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Saval
Tana Dunhiar
Georcge Dunbar
Frank Dunbar
Famil
Stata ‘Street
Evergreen Cemetery
New Haven
Conn
South Lee
Mass
Charles J. Sniffin
St. Paul's Church
Stockbridge
Union. Cemetery
Stratford
Sherwood
Southport
John H. Sherwood
Conrad Buckingham
Mill. Hill
Oak Lawn
Charles EB. Jaynes
Henry FE
Bishop's Mortuary
Fairfield Avenue
Mt. Grove Cemetery
Britain and Canada Rally for War Effort at Meeting
A wartime meeting praised the United States for aiding the Allies, extolling mobilization through the draft and urging British and Canadian volunteers. Lieutenant Pepler urged enlistment and support for Red Cross work, noting many locals showed patriotism by offering to join the army and promising to report for recruitment after the event.
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Wilson
Tl. C. Jamieson
France
Jatou
United States
England
Jamieson
National Army
National Army of the
Pepler
Red Cross
Actim Dle
Ameriere
Noman
Johnson
United States Army
Fairfield Avenue
Avenk
Fight U S Control of Railroads in Wartime Policy
Jon W downplays the situation as congestion temporary amid a storm while Lefevre of the senate committee argues stockholders of the Southern Vaccine would seek postwar return to prewar management. Alfred J. Then urges swift action by railroads' executives as finance remains unsettled until compensation is set.
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Jon W
Lefevre
Senate Committee
Railroads’ War Board
Jvacine
Alfred J. Then
Railroads
Executive Council
Cornell Opposes Juvenile Court Duty Shift Debate
Primrose and Cornell clash over a proposed ordinance to assign police court duties to the juvenile court. Primrose claims the present matron is overwhelmed. Cornell and Oakey resist without solid proof. The dispute accuses political grandstanding while discussions linger on finance committee reports and advance perusal of budgets.
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Primrose
Cornell
Aldgrmen Oakey
Gluttan
Finance Committee
Municipal aldermen clash over street plans and reports
During a Bridgeport council session Democratic members pressed for advance review of a streets report and considered postponing a diagonal street layout from Main and State to Wall and Water. mayor Wilson away. Blakeslee presided. A John street widening order was tabled. clerk Schultz sought extra assistants, referred to ordinances.
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Joseph H. Stags
Oakey
Cornell
Primrose
Primmrose
Bridgeport
Main
State
Wall and Water Street
Board of Aldermen
Clifford B. Wilson
Joint Fuel Committee
Washington
Robert N. Blakeslee
Wilson
John Street
Broad
Joseph Schultz
Committee On Ordinances
Danbury Milk Dealers Refuse Price Increase
Danbury milk dealers likely will not raise prices this winter despite the Federal Food Commissioner setting a 15 cent per quart limit for Connecticut. Dealers currently receive 12 cents per quart and say profits are adequate. They deem any increase unnecessary and exorbitant.
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Danbury
Connecticut
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Williame
Ford
A. W. Hall Rarnun
Savings Bank
Howard Ave
Bureau
Poli
Good Wages A Pressed Paper Box Co
Thompson ST
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Main Street
Albert E. Lavery
American Graphophone Company
Perse
Bilton Machine Tool Co
Kemal
Te Howland Dry Goods Co
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
Crescent Ave
Toolmakers
Bridgeport Chain Co
Liberty Ordnance CO
Union Ave
Parma
Corset School
Apply Employment Office
Warner Bros
E. W. Carpenter Mfg. Co
Union Avenue
H. E. Harris Engineering Company
Broad and John Streets
Lemploymen
Bullard Foundry Beewster
Black Rock
Laren
Alfred H. Clark & Son
OLE Alun
Dtose
Flaril Mis
D. A. Croush Isshte
Nmgtio
DEE Sport
James Metviire
Ure
Court of Probate
District of Bridgeport Laih Limited
Margaret Torrey
Thomas Coughlin
Main St
Gi Tguth
Mulloy
Timothy Mulloy
Park Terrace
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Automobile Cortere
George P. Potter
Broad Street
Barnum
Raybestos Company
Bostwick & Railroad
U.S
Tindenburg
America
T. Il. Pepler
AL Co. AN
Leutenant
Peper
Ho BK. Morris Engineering Co
Evertime
Pho
Byikarte
Drattsieng
Tomtauikers
Enageaakers
Doh
Rend Ste
Bones
Crown Corset CO
U. S
R. R
Pleasure
Commercis
Yern
Packard
BUICK
Paige
Chalmers
Harley-Davidson
Brookland
Prich
Aia
E. F. Shanley
Whitney Ave
Nellie Reilly
Fairfield Ave
Blue Ribbon
Fairfeld Ave
GM. C. Garage
Max Cohen
No. Main Street Wol. Mills
State St
Grey & Davis
Goodyear
Vat Uuhet
Chevrolet
Liberty
DODGE
Studebaker
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