Dieringer and several local obituaries listed in city notices
Sudden death notices and funeral details appear for Katherine Dieringer 66, Joan Mahoney 7, John J Delmar formerly of this city, Adam H Boehm 64, Mary B Kippen 58, Miss Mary Fagan (date errors present) along with funeral arrangements, addresses, and interment details in Park and St Michael cemeteries, automobile cortege noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dieringer
Katherine Dieringer
Wenzeshius ‘Dieringer
Black Rock
Avenue
Buriat
Park Cemetery
Ashe. Mahoney
Long Hill
Conn
Joan Grant Mahoney
Daugher
John P
Fish W. Pelton Mahoney
Pelmar
Middletown
John J. Delmar
Cullinan, Mullins, Buckley & Co
Golden Hil Street
Adam HH. Boehm
Hallett Street
Kippen
Mary B. Kippen
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Hall for meetings parties and events on Madison Ave
Consider Eagles Hall for a show or entertainment in a convenient city location. A large hall and a smaller hall are available for parties weddings and gatherings. Rates are reasonable at 67 Madison Ave. Tel 2691. Call or telephone secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main ST
Eagles” Hall
Madison Ave
Sec’y
Chief Yeoman Saves Alcedo Records and Shipmate
William Z. Bellaty, yeoman first class, saved the master roll and the commander’s war diary during the Alcedo torpedoing. He also assisted pharmacist’s mate Richard W. Rudolph, holding him afloat in a broken life raft air tank for an hour until rescue. Bellaty, commended by Secretary Daniels, hails from Brooklyn, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alcedo
United States Navy
Wiliam Z. Bellaty
U. S. Naval Reserve
Bellaty
Richard W. Rudolph
Vigilant signalman earns Navy commendation on wrecked ship
Hugh M. Lanmay, seaman second class, United States Navy serving aboard the British ship Valacit, maintained unbroken signal duty for fifty six hours as the vessel grounded. His seven days at sea resilience highlighted by steadfast post amid danger earns recognition for duty and courage. A separate public notice proclaims the purchase of the store at 95 Frank St by Joseph Scintel lo with claims process details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Lanmay
United States Navy
Valacit
Shorefront cottage for sale by Feb first on own terms
Eye catching ad seeks one man desiring year round shore living at Myrtle Beach. Fine shore front cottage with rooms gas and electric lights first floor finished in beaver board. Sellable for a few dollars more work. Contact Mr White Pole 107 Myrtle Beach Milford 1852.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Beach
Milford
Louisiana Boy on Alcedo Performs Brave Deed
George A Collier a Louisiana native and Navy fireman aboard the torpedoed ship Alcedo showed calm and duty under fire. In water up to his knees he stopped the main engine and opened the main engine safety valve by hand gear, saving the vessel and risking his life. He is the son of W T Collier of Morningsport Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alcedo
George A. Collier
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Fireman Collier
W. T. Collier
Morningsport
Louisiana
Local Hero Seaman Rescues Family at Long Island Landing
Frank LeFevre a second class seaman in the Naval Reserve on patrol boat Jimelia is recommended for a life saving medal after diving into heavy tides at Glenwood Landing Long Island to rescue a man his wife and two children swept overboard and against the wharf. He entered the Naval Reserve last April and saved the family despite dangerous surf and piling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Frank LeFevre
Fabian Lefebre
West 106Th Street
New York
Naval Reserve Force
Jimelia
Gilenwood Landing
Long Island
LeFebre
Lekebre
Navy honors cool headed man for bravery at Feeding Hill
Frederick R Ferguson a pharmacist's mate second class at the Boston recruiting office broke into a barricaded room in Feeding Hill Mass and overpowered a desperate murderer after a tense struggle. He was commended by Secretary of the Navy Daniels for his bravery and swift action. Lanman enlisted in June 1916 and received Navy commendation. next of kin John A Lanman of El Reno Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Navy
Frederick Randolph Ferguson
Boston
Mass
Feeding Hill
Ferguson
Lanman
Navy
John A. Lanman
el Reno
Oklahoma
Secretary of the Navy
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ELF
Turney
General Chemical Co
Wordin Ave
Gis Works
Aris
Alfred H. Clark & Son
Bullard Foundry
Brewster St
Trewster St
Fairfield
RST
Report Engineering CO
Bruce Ave
Reo Garage, Inc
Bayer Employment Agency
Main Street
Barnum 1066
A. M. Wooster
U. & Patent Office
Bridgeport
Iranistan Aviatt
Admiral Streis
THE
Anderson Die Mach. CO
Max Ams Machine Company
Scofield Avenue
Bilton Machine Tool Company
Housatonic Avenue
Toolmakers
the Bilton Machine Tool Company
Connecticut National Bank
Main
Wall Streets
Congress
W. M. Terry Company
People’s Savings Bank
Accountancy
U. S
Liberty Ordnance CO
Union Ave
Lindstrom Tool Works
Silliman Avenue
Bullard Engineering Works
Black Tock
New Bullard
POLL
Barnum
Stratfield
Atria
Moderty School
Dorr R. Whitney
Fairfield Ave
George P. Potter
Broad Street
Ichief Yeoman
Wotice
Frank St
John Dominick
Joseph Scinteillo
Ligugw
Hadley Co
Edwin Smith & Co
Smith's Gun Store
Wall St
the City National Bank United States Depository
Wali
Board OF Relief
City of
Assessors Office
City Hall
Board of Assessors
William A. Lewis
Thomas F. White
Isaac Moorey
John B. Riley
Goodyear
Rudge - Whitworth
Middlefield
New Haven
Ralph Blackburn
Laurel Avenue
Barnam
Mr. White
Frank Lefebre
Fairfield Avec
Burpee FB
Shaw
Warwick and
Oxford Sts
Jackman Avenue
T.L. Watson & Co
Bankers Corner
Main and
John Streets
James Staples & Co
State Street
Bridgeport, Coon
Editorial
Liberty Loan
Bridgeport Telegram
Massachusetts Film Producing Corporation
Greater
Hollywood
California
Thomas Dixon
Society Players Film City Savings Bank
Bridgeport, Conn
Gregg
Cannon Street
Ernest M. Butler
Bullards
United States Fuel Administration
Bullard’s
FORD
Stevens-Duryea
BUICK
Chevrolet
Model
Iverson
Johnson St
Park Ave
Lierson Garage
Age Pi Junk Ave
M, Olsen
Harborview Ave
Orn
E. S. Northrup
Stepney, Conn
Tetany
Jeseaneseeet Teen Lee
Treambult Tk
Equipme Compiete
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