Newsy Breezes From Nearby Shore Resorts
Beachgoers enjoyed unusually warm water and a bustling shore, with a large crowd on the most active day of the week. A Sunday game at Beechwoods saw Bridgeport Tigers beat Myrtle Beach Troop 1 6 to 0. Community notices include war stamp drive updates, a funeral in Walnut Beach, and summer cottage openings across Fort Trumbull, Laurel Beach, and Myrtle Beach with residents planning two week vacations and Fourth of July gatherings.
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Railroads receive $36.2 million in June advances
Nine teen railroads got $36,195,000 in June from the government, including $16,610,000 in demand loans at 6 percent and the rest as rental or compensation. The total advanced in six months of federal operation reaches $160,509,000, drawn mainly from the revolving fund, with $18,745,000 from railroad surplus balances.
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Soaking Rains Give Assurance Of Saved Crops
Chicago markets show unsettled corn and oats with price moves minorly mixed amid heavy rains aiding forecasts. Reports of favorable rainfall across Kansas Nebraska lifted bulls late in the day while heavy receipts pressured prices. hogs cattle and sheep prices varied with firm tendencies in pork and beef sections and mixed livestock quotes.
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Patents Issued For New Inventions May 28 1918
The following new patents were issued to inventors in the state as of May 28 1918 per A M Wooster solicitor of patents 1115 Main Street Bridgeport Conn Walter Meyers Bridgeport ornamental stitch sewing machine Henry D Crer Jr Bridgeport ventilating structure for electric lamps Frederick E and K E Banning Hadlyme antiskid device Howard M Barker Stonington sheet connecting mechanism John F Carpmill New Britain Edward E Claussen Hartford machine for making plastic articles Joseph Sachs Hartford clip Erich R Seifert Hartford bobbin winding machine Clarence Stirling Hartford two snap switch and electric snap switch Marie A Ferguson New Haven collar protector Mars Gq Hedstrom Portland sidecar construction Thomas B Stephenson Forestville pinion Alling machine Charles R H Visseher Norwich lunch box Philip K Williams Glastonbury soap cake Teatle Maris Peter Ensig Bridgeport preparation for consumption rheumatism weakness kidney trouble
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Henry D'Crer, Jr
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Howard M. Barker
Stonington
John F. Carpmill
New Britain
Edward E., Claussen
Hartford
Joseph Sachs
Erich R. Seifert
Clarence
Stirling
Marie A. Ferguson
New Haven
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Portland
Thomas B. Stephenson
Torestville
Charles R. H. Visseher
Norwich
Philip K. Williams
Glastonbury
Teatle-Maris
Peter Ensig
Curb Quotations and the End Courage Aim in the Pas Fire
The fragment shows garbled OCR text about quotations, courage, government, railroads, and annual needs. No clear names, places, or events are legible to form a factual item.
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Theatre News and Bright Screen Lineups
Theatre listings feature previews of the Trail Holliday and Mx Gyr United States, with Arnold Jialy Bali's in reviews, plus Polsi theatre acts like the Valnova Gypsies and Leighton Kennedy. West End presents M liss with Mary Garden, Plaza shows The Splendid Sinner, and the Allies Official War Review alongside vaudeville stars the Sylvester Family and The Fan Recruit.
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Singal Corps
Sylvester
Fields
Jowell
Tommy Ray
Foreman
Lusitania
Adiev
Earle
Imu Clover
J. Barney Bherry
Three Lieutenants in German Prison Camp
War department announced three Army lieutenants held in Germany. Lieutenants Wilfred Leseyrain Hewroit at Camp Landshut, Marald Meite at Canin Rastadt, and Gurr W. Leon at Boston. Imprisonment duration not known. Excursion season to Long Island and Vamp Coron at Yaphank opened. Park City steamer made first trip and will run Sundays through July and August.
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Cotton Market Trends Highlight Shifting Prices
Fragmented line appears to track cotton market movements with scattered figures and percentages. Mentions Potton, Priveis wires, and several numeric codes, but readable details are sparse. Indicates a teetering trend across multiple locations and brands like White Caps, Tornmpah, and various percentages.
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Milford Resident Uncovers Clue in Bond Robbery
Milford resident Benjamin Silverthau found envelopes and stamps off the New Haven Turnpike near Willow Branch, tied to the Adams Express Company robbery. three hatless men fled into woods. detectives pursue but lose the trail as envelopes are identified and authorities reframe the investigation.
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Drunken Street Incident Leads to City Court Appearance
Patrols awaken a man and woman quarrel in Prospect and Fairfield avenues. Miinta Alvares and Sterling Wolf are arrested for public drunkenness and disorderly behavior. Both were arraigned in City Court this morning.
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Publishers of Weeklies To Meet at Stratheld
The Publishers Association meeting will be held in Stratheld with eastern readers, focusing on business issues. George La. Woadriff, president of the association, and Teoris Peek of Stratford are candidates for president in an afternoon election. A former Bridenportar, Madward vT. Solviston, new publisher of the Nierprise in Pocomoke City, is noted by observers.
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Faithful Aldermen Applaud "Our Clif" reception
Mayor Wilson entered the Aldermen’s council chamber to a planned reception described as a “little sign of appreciation.” The board’s gesture drew smiles from the mayor, who thanked the members as the meeting adjourned.
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First Eviction Case Opens Before Tribunal
The eviction proceeding is set before a tribunal with Justices Morgen Harrold White and Purton presiding. Ignatz Cea-Tash, a landlord, alleges rent overcharges against occupants who claim no improvements justified the rise. The Department of Charities will defend. case outlines include potential 120 percent rent hike.
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New Haven Jail Labor At Work On Beaches Plan
A New Haven report discusses jail labor to be used at beaches and farms. Officials describe a contract between Metropolitan Chair Company and state authorities sending inmates to farm work or road projects. The plan includes use of prison labor for five years, with future shifts to roads if needed.
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