German Ignorance Will Delay Peace
New York reports President Wilson's peace aims may not end the war immediately but should push negotiations by clarifying Allied objectives. The piece lauds the message as historic and unselfish, yet warns that Germany’s ignorance of Allied aims remains a key obstacle to peace. It discusses railroad government ownership debates, private vs public efficiency, and the broader wartime economic outlook including industrial strength and stock market trends.
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Germany
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Congress
Wilen
Railroais
Gabor
Alge
Europe
Great Britain
Herr Ballin
Supreme Court
Washington
Eal
Penry Cliews
City to Organize Thorough Food Inspection System
The Gridgeport Board of Health moves rapidly to arrange a city wide food inspection program. Steps include sanitation of foodstuffs detecting decayed or inferior goods and uncovering adulteration.
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Gridgeport Board of Health
Intense Cold Reduces Storrs Egg Yields in Contest
The severe cold wave in New England hit the Storrs laying contest, reducing overall egg production. Ten weeks produced 1,204 eggs, 606 fewer than the prior week and 230 below the four-year average. Leghorns entered by A F Robinson topped with 41 eggs. Rhode Island Reds from Pittafield, Mass. were second with 35. White Wyandottes trailed closely with 34. High feed costs have depressed flocks, but home flocks remain a key food source. top pens in Barred Plymouth Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, White Leghorns, and White Wyandottes are listed with producers and locations.
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New England
A. F. Robinson
Calverton
M. Y
Plymouth Rocks
Jules F. Francais
West Hampton Beach
L. I
Rock Rose Farm
Katonah
Brayman Farm
Westville
Obed G. Knight
Bridgeton
R.J. Prank Dubois
East Lynn
Hhode Island
Pincerest Orchards
Croton
Flintstone Marne
Dalton
Mass
Jane Richard Alien
Pittsfield
Stoudshburg
Holywood Farm
Hollywood
Wash
J. O. LeFevre
New Paltz
N. c
Cook and Porter
Bull Wye
Last American in Legion Fights Like a Hero
Paris, Sua, LBe Intos attack last week by the Foreign Legion in the Plirey area penetrated German positions to half a mile along a four mile front. Grenadier Ivan Nock, one of the few Americans left in the legion, was severely wounded in the right arm and may need amputation. A Hollander and fellow legion member calls Nock a hero noting his prior wounds and decorations. Nock, a young engineer from Hallitore, previously tried to join the American army in France after an earlier injury.
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Hallitore
France
Plumbers In Convention Pledge Support to the U S
The Connecticut State Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters held its semiannual convention in Norwich. W A Smith of New London elected president for the unexpired term, KK Campbell of Danbury as vice-president, James Landon of South Manchester on the executive board, and James Kanneally on the semi-sal tive committee. The delegates adopted a resolution pledging full government support in the present crisis.
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Connecticut State Association of Plumbers and Steamfitters
W. A. Smith
New London
Peter Smith
KK. Campell
Danbury
James Landon
South Manchester
James Kanneally
Association
Curate of Meriden Church Dies at Danbury Home
Rev James J McGettrick curate of St Josephs Roman Catholic church in Meriden dies at his Danbury home after nine weeks illness. He was 88, a Holy Cross College graduate trained for priesthood in France where ordained. He had been at his Meriden post for several years.
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James J. McGettrick
St. Joseph's
Maridien
Walher McGettrick
Holy Gross College
Mwe
St. Prieux
France
War Savings and the Mill End Sale
The Howland Dry Goods Company promotes the Mill End Sale linked to the national War Savings campaign urging saving and investing in War Savings Stamps. The sale offers deep discounts, guarantees value, accepts returns, and marks the 40th Mill End Sale with emphasis on home goods and apparel to fund the war effort.
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National War Savings Campaign
Uncle Sam
Howland Mill
Alfred H. Clark and Son Notice at 2024 Main Street
Local notice lists Alfred H. Clark and Son at 2024 Main Street with a brief address update and related details. The fragment references a business entity and a street address, signaling a registry or courtesy notice without additional context.
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Alfred H. Clark & Son
Main St
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