Newtown Workers Meet On Child Welfare Drive
Newtown residents gathered for a Friday afternoon meeting at Mrs. W. Z. Orc Laughlin's to discuss child welfare as Mrs. Dr. McKay from the New York Tribune Welfare work urged support. She agreed to stay overnight and speak at the movies, appealing to parents to invite others as Newtown prepares for July and August activities while Connecticut reports 700 welfare inquiries.
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Newtown
Child Welfare Association of
W. Z. Orc Laughlin
McKay
New York Tribune
New York
America
Girls’ Friendly Society
Trinity Guild Room
Georgie Northrop
Isabel Ticeman
I Ya Doulon
Margaret White
Clark
Danbury
Miss Green
Hanover Springs Farm Loan Association
Cornelius Judd
Bethel
Lillian Troy
Estsford
Park City
George Evans
Gridgesort
Walter Glover
Battery Park
Edmund Miller
Ww. B. Glover
Bridgeport
Howard Platt
Glover Avenue
Paulie Pierce
Lucerna McLaughlin
Elms
Hanover
Pant Pierce
Dingle Brook Farm
Hanover Springs
Clarence Sewall
Laure Beach
William Gilbert
Huntingtown
Floyd Havilin
Naval Station
New Yorks
Travilfe
Huntingtown School
Vacatioh
Stratford Man to Be Commissioned First Lieutenant
Stratford man Predevich Palmer, long a butcher and Coast Artillery sergeant, is expected to receive a commission as first lieutenant and lead a 60 man butcher company in France. He previously worked at the Jewell Market and on Fishers Island with his family. friends await further orders as his unit sails.
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Stratford
Palmer
Jowell
France
Coast Artillery
Connecticut National Guard
Fire Department
National Guard
Fort 7
Child
Fishers’ Island
Avs
Clarence Palmer
Lieutenant Palmer
St. Peter's Church
Laield
State Guards
Niantic
Conn
Eb, Toodkrer
Burpee
Toocker
Milford
H. E. Lockwood
Rogers Avenue
Powell
Lockwood
Arthur Simonson
G. W. Simonson
Methodist Church
Seymour
Helen Smith
Jéanette Robinson
Marguerethe Shores
Cheney
Stockbridge
Charles Shepherd
Rowan Hurd
Fort Terry
New York
Lester O'Hara
Jporvt
Wiliam Hatfield
Florence Jayins
New Haven Avenue
Lawrence Tinglehart
Camp Wardsworth
South Carolina
Magichart
Hatford
William Shanley
Robert Hooliitle
Pelham Bay
Court-lane Smith
Staten
Aires
Mathleen
Upton Putney
Greenwich
Ammons
A. M
Mra
Towler
Golden Vii
Milford 1918 Draftees Classifications and Local News
Milford July 21 1918 draftee classifications list shows 158 registrants across divisions with many white physically qualified for general service and others for limited service. The article also notes W C T U temperance talks, church sermons, furloughs and visits from soldiers at Milford and surrounding towns along with social visits and local notices.
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Milford
Medical Advisory Board
Navy
Adams
Myrtle Beach
Two Boys Steal $60 From Sedgwick Avenue Home
Stratford July 21 Two unnamed boys entered a Sedgwick avenue home by lifting a door key from the front, stole $60 from a bureau drawer while occupants bathed, one boy later paid $10 in change to a nearby store clerk who suspected the money. Constable Manchester and Chief Nichols questioned the youths, who returned $55 to the owners after a stern lecture.
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Stratford
Sedgwick Avenue
Ruffnecker
Alexandris
Virginia
Reo Parks
Mist Broadway
Bini Street
Parks
Frances
Gro Geross
Pariks
John Benenelle
Statford
Mordon Darah
Tieutenant
Basil Merrill
Aviation Forces
Norby Main
Saateaa
Barchily Mberritt
Oudyr
Whoworth Feu
Epsworth League
Farmerettes Dance Night At New Milford High School Hall
Local event in New Milford features the Farmerettes dance with tvland's orchestra providing music. Reports of attendees and social notes from the gathering fill a page of community highlights and ads.
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Farmerettes
New Milford
Spebbli
Yi. P. Siveng
Tvland
Taylor
Stephen Marsh
A. Ambler
Lake Spectacle
Buckingham
Esther Marsh
Wellsville
Victor Anderson
Madeline
Winchester Arms
Newlynyen
Doris Adidlis
Vernon
Adi Anne Wil
Norawally
J. Wilson
Andrew Chirk
Oscar 1. Toahnsen
Bydy Digsford
Miamous
Mer
Insther Homserford
Abs
Nik Mars
Seiko
Sovith
Ospetdiog
Fark
Bolles
Lebootet
Parke
Comfortable cool home fabrics in varied fast colors
AEAIN EME and MIDDTAS present a collection of home fabrics designed for a comfortable cool appearance. The textiles feature 214 yards of material in various shades and fast colors, offering durable, easy care options for living spaces.
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D. M. McKay
Frederick L. Palmer
Butcher Company
Florida
William Butler
Main Street
Butler
Matthew EL Hope
North Avenue
Main
Congress Streets
T. Z. Corrigan
Hope
Thomas Bray
Black Rock Avenue
South Avenue
Garden Street
Iato
Pr. Nf. 5
Gavlas
Fimergency Hospital
Bray
Hong
Ifo
William ®Ilbert
Westport
Tichet
Darient Lin
TRERE
Illing's
Larrary
Manchester
Trinity Church Epworth League
Stratford Church
Strntford
State Council of Red Men
Asa L. Parketon
Okenuck Tribe of Red Men
Henry Griffin
Sutton Avenue
Silver Sands
Stratford Americans
Marine
Connecticut Land Company
Paradise Green
Bert Beardslay
Linden Avenue
Edward Manchester
Wphraint Wakelee
Laramer
John
Cormack
Trish
Pictorial Review the Greatest Magazine
Tug Walt
Bridgeport Trust CO
State Street
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