Honor Roll Unveiling Honors Newtown July Fourth Event
Newtown marked Independence Day with the unveiling of an Honor Roll at Town Hall listing 98 names, followed by a program featuring Rev. C A Wibball Liberty chorus the Sandy Hook band and chorus and speeches by Rev W A Cravenor and others. The event showcased Red Cross volunteers printing and grandstand support. among honored names was C Howard Peck Jr with a gold star.
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Newtown
Town Hall
C. A.wibball
Liberty Chorus
Sandy
Hook
W. A. Cravenor
Wavelne
Levi
Morris
Jaidberty
W. B. Lusk
Ridgefield
Liberty
E. Q
Gris Brook
H. J. Warner
Newtown Red Cross
C. A
E. C. Platt
Hawleyville
L. C. Morris
H. W. Treman, Sr
George H. Beers
H. G. Warner
H. C. Hubbell
T. FE. Brew
A. J. Smith
Georges F. Taylor
W. J. McLaughlin
A.T. Nettleton
P. H. Gannon
Thomas Carlson
Red Cross ‘Gurse
Home Guard
Boy Scout
Red Cross
C. Howard Peck, Jr
Kathryn Honan
Michael Honan
Taunton
Honan
Danbury
Training School
U.S. General Hospital No
Lakewood
N. J
John Honan
Jennie Honan
New York
Mary Warner
Florence Warner
Hartford Hospital
W. A. Kiernan
George Canfield
Scidmore
Sugar Street
Aew
Canfield
June Lynch
George
Mass
Frederick F. Johnson
St. Louis
William McNamara
Hanover District
Camp Dix
Mary Murphy
Waterbury
Girls’ Friendly Society
Ray, Cravenor
John Finnell
John
John Brown
Genevive
Catherine
Bridgenort
William Egan
Walnut Tree Hill
Wilton Opens New Library on Independence Day
Wilton celebrates its new library with a public program at 4 PM led by Library Association president E Boyd-Smith. Prof Strong Comstock extolled library benefits, Judge H W Hardon gave a patriotic address, and Miss Ethel Hart will be librarian. The library will be open Wednesdays and Saturdays 3 to 6 PM.
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F. Z. Middlebrook
H. W. Hardon
Thomas
Hammond Ellett
Ethel Hart
Ellett
Engineer Corps
France
Cervas
Danbury Road
Wilton Station
New York State Line
Bridgeport
Miller
Chet" Goeppler
Field of Mercy
Roton Point
Obituary notices for several local residents and services
Michael Daly longtime Watchman at American Tire and Stamping dies after a short illness at 1814 State Street extension. Paul Bassett 17 died Wednesday at 39 Osborne Street Derby. funeral today. Frank Fermo son of Mr and Mrs John Fermo drowned at Yellow Mill Pond. funeral Monday from 68 Green Street. Tallinn Short infant daughter of Abr and Mrs Charles A Short died Thursday. services held in Bethel. Denara B. Merriman wife of Howard Merriman and daughter of Adel a Wells died Thursday. funeral Monday at Read Memorial Chapel Mountain Grove Cemetery. Church notices for Holy Communion and Sunday school services at St Johns Sandy Hill and related assemblies.
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Michael Dal
Michael Daly
American Tire and Stamping Company
State Street
West Ind
Court Pequonneck
Foresters of America
John
Willian
Anna
Paul Bassett
Ida
Atiner M. Bassett
Osborne Street
Derby
Bridgeport
Frank Fermo
Mms
John Ferma
Yellow Mill
Bethel
Denara B. BR
C&peciaty
Ward Burr
The
Wood War Company
Uunnon Street
Louis Wixted
William Lane
Wolward Murray
Trolon Point
Norwalk
Cornelus
Macketryie
Washington, D. C
Cinch Ma
Rank Mackeonvie
Richard Sampson
Winchester Arms
New Hayen
Mtv
John Lampson
Deetwoo Avenue
Roy Joyea
Edward Joyce
Joyce Electric Company
New Haven
Bothot
Howard Frost
Seoville Company
Waterbury
Dernis Frost
Main Street
Joseph Migone
T. E. Judson
Sodom Reservoir
N. Y
Dwius Eisenberger
Lake Mahopac
N.Y
Marie Mannion
St. Vincent's Hospital
Patrick Mannion
Edward Halpine
Crane Valve Company
John Halpine
Grassy Plain Street
Clinteon Byers
Brewster
Rustun Short
Chase Metalworks
C. Bennett
Short Farham Hill
Richard Temslie
Michael Kenney
Taylor Avenue
Hmslie
Joseph Dayton
George Dayton
Jack Payton
Sandy Hook
Mountain Pond
John Carroll
Peter McManus
Michael Mannion
Edwin McManus
Margaret Carrell
Mildred Carroll
Alfred Horn
Clifford Streamer
Harold Ochs
Torcupine Company
Center Street
Raymond
Joseph Troy
Pautrick Troy
South Street
George Morse
Scovill's
Raymond Moorse
Elizabeth Street
Clean Wildman
Roxbury
Charles Wilcox
Stepney
B. J. Dolan Coal Company
Richard Nash, Jr
Orange
New Jersey
Richard Nash
Greenwood Avenue
Albert Noxon
Waterman Tdeal Fountain Pen Company
Seymour
Leroy Noxon
Grand Street
William Ganley
Derby Manufacturing Company
Shetton
Henry Street
Charles Smith
Naupatuck
Chestnut Slioce
Daniel Carney
Brookivny
Miss Wilson Hosts Outdoor Fundraiser and Morningside Notes
Milford reports a quiet Fourth as Miss Josephine Clark led an outdoor Red Cross benefit at The Lindens with live music, dance, scenes from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and refreshments by the local Red Cross. Separately, Morningside Association elected officers and outlined renovations, new tennis courts, and social plans, praising Dr. Higgins for advancing community life. notices include property purchases, season preparations, and local volunteer efforts.
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Milamord
General Wilson
Lindens
Strane Bros. Svilliony
Josephine Clark
Herald
Newton Harrison
Herbert Clann
Mark Chestney
Edgar T. Clark
Milford
The
Red Cross
Julia Rogers Berch
Olive Peterson
Ethel Alvord
W Platt
Mattthewson
State Guard
Bridgeport
New Haven
Morningside Association
Frank F. Hyde
West Haven
Frederick H. B. Fowler
Bronxville
Brooklyn
Frederick B. Curtis
W. McK. Higgins
New York
House
Morningside
Als. Higgins
Higins
Higgins
Strang
William T
Fred &. Yale
America
Ely
Association
Morningsice
Edward J Dnwyer
Supreme Court
New York City
Cynalis J. Chapin
Orchard Road
Hugh Th. Kennedy
Laven Resistor
Amelia FC
Beach Road
Tarper
Kennedy
Urwells
Mirgaurtaot
Cleveland
Tenn
Brores
Sarand Sirs
Wooy
Abel
Emily Hall
O. Fowler
Willian Cowlinhaw
New Britain
Charles Beishaean
Fe Tae
Ala Shedsten
Chivtauguan
Moudaix
Winthrop
Whittier
Rey
Wehr Acadermy
Navel
Leenire
Ud Alamage
Piu Park
Herold
Miorel
Bethel Enjoys Quietest Independence Day
Bethel marked Independence Day with a notably quiet celebration. Residents report no cannon fire overnight, while local families and visitors spent the holiday at homes, outings, and community gatherings. A clambake at Mountain Pond drew Bethel residents, and many familiar names from nearby towns joined in on the Fourth.
Carranza Sends Regards to U S on Anniversary
Mexican President Carranza extends cordial felicitations to President Woodrow Wilson and the American people on Independence Day. He expresses happiness for the prosperity of the United States and the early advent of lasting peace and justice in both continents.
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Washington
Wilson
Carranza
Woodrow Wilson
United States of America
United States
Railway Wage Board Reports on Shopmen
Washington July 5 Recommendations of the railway wage board on pay and working conditions for railroad shopmen have been completed and sent to Director General McAdoo in San Francisco. The board did not disclose its decision. Shopmen sought higher wages than the original raise approved for railway employes. In protest, shopmen at Alexandria and Silvis struck, but the walkouts ended quickly after McAdoo promised the board would address their concerns.
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Washiington
Railway Wage Board
McAdoo
San Francisco
Railroad Administration
Cirnetor General
Alexandria
Silvis
Walker
Private Albert Schaaf Arrives in France
Mrs. Albert II. Schaaf of 162 Livingston Place reports her son, Private Albert W. Schaaf, has arrived safely in France. He is the son of the late Sa teeimian Albert Schaaf and formerly worked for the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad before enlisting in the U S Army.
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Albert II. Schaaf
Livingston Place
Albert WW. Schaaf
France
Soluia
Sateeimian
Albert Schaaf
New York
New Haven
Hartford
Ambrose pledges steadfast support for Allied victory
Fragmented text shows Anthony S Ambrose sending a pledge to George Creel urging unwavering effort for Allied victory. The piece also notes a bankrupt Walter Wiehter, a retailer, filing in federal court with liabilities of about 3384000 and assets uncertain, alongside scattered references to war savings and attractions.
Car Turns Over On Stony Hill Wounding Two
A Ford driven by Charles Leach of Danbury overturned in Stony Hill Bethel on July 4 afternoon. Leach and Miss Marke Moran of Bethel were returning from Bridgeport parade. Leach severed an artery, rescued by a passing motorist and taken to the hospital.
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Bethel
Charles’ Leach
Danbury
Stony Hill
Marke Moran
Bridgeport
Leach
President's Speech Goes Into Records
Washington July 5. Representative Gillette of Massachusetts notes Wilson's Mount Vernon address now in the House records. He says the president is an ideal spokesman for the American people. Medical treatment given to Dr. Mallins. Marie Mora cut on neck and abs. Mrs. Lathrop of Bridgeport with her mother. Edith Wixted says Garden and Pie club meetings move to Town Hall from Hirsh School.
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Washington
Cilletta
Massachusetts
Wilson
Mount Vernon
Hones
Gillette
S&s F. Mallins
Wood
Marie Mora
Frederick Lathrop
Bridgeport
Hirsh School
Extensive Drive In Fairfield for Chocolate Fund
In Fairfield on July 4 a large postal-card drive by Henry Sheaff Glover urged residents to donate one dollar to the Chocolate Fund to supply 50 pounds of chocolate for emergency rations. The fund supports Red Cross trained public health nursing and sanitation education, with Mrs. Samuel H. Wheel gui as president and Miss Norah Paulding as vice president.
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Fairfield
Henry Sheaff Glover
Rman
Chocolate Fund
Jlewey Thion Committee
American Red Cross
Fairling Nurse Association
Samuel H. Wheelgui
Norah Paulding
Behborth Glover
Joseph Griffin
Amy Child
H. S. Glover
Anna B. Jennings
William H. Donaldson
Mo VY
Frank S. Child
Allen KE
Beeman
Frank BK. Carlson
William H. Blake
Simon Bradley
W. W. Smith
Joseph J. Flint
Mary Buontcore
Wayland
Department of Jinn Relief
Redms
Willam
Glover
William
Prast Road
Gertrude Cliff
New York
Misa Yern
Bridgeport
Anna Larens
Pittsfield
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W. C. Cravener
St. Roses
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Timothy Merwin
E. Carpenter
Frederick Weston
St. Mathews
Boyd
Palestine
Holy Land
St. John's Sandy
Miss. Wilson
Alrs. Miior
Raymond Rock
Methodist Hospital
Dewett
Thomas Jarvidson
Evan
Neane
Illing's
Coalest Fee Cream Parlor
Milfardd
Cnp
Dibbey
International Film Service
Camp Fremont
Cal
Leland
Stanford University
Mme. Shumann-Fleink
War Camp Community Service
Morrison
Mme. Shumann-Heink
U.S
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Private Albert Schaaf
Phedees
Anthony S . Ambrose
George Creel Karmian
Romain
Bankiuet
Henry Glover
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