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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1918

Page

9

Hollister Avenue Store Will Have P.O. Sub Station

Stratford July 24 Special A post office sub station is to be established soon in a Hollister Avenue store run by Miss Helen Slank. Stratford officials and Bridgeport Post Office representatives discussed opening the sub station and adding three new carriers. The sub station will initially sell stamps with no mail delivery.

Stratford S. Pom Offica Hollister Heights Miss Slenk New Hampashie Stors Hollister Avenue John Captinsky Union J Charles Anderson Abe F. J. McEnroe McEnroe North Main Street Massachusetts Frederick Albrecht Geo. Bartlett George Booth George H. Bateman Harry H. Cook Frank G. Coley Theodore Decker Peter Gleeson Charles Graham

Trumbull Folks at Myrtle Beach Cottage Gatherings

TRUMBULL July 24. Special listings show Mrs Charles I Ensign Mrs Howard Beach Miss Mary Boothe Mrs Ernest Ward Mr and Mrs Burr Beach Miss Eleanor Beach Mrs Arthur Plumb and others spent yesterday at Naugatuck cottage Myrtle Beach Laurel Beach with relatives from Hartford. Merle Shepherd and Iva Crocker also noted in local leisure notices.

Trumbull Naugatuck Cottage Myrtle Beach Charles I. Ensign Howard Iva Crocker

Officers Elected For Next Year's Big Chautauqua

NEW MILFORD July 24 Special At a meeting of the Chautauqua guarantors for next year the following officers were elected President W Frank Kinney vice president Wilbur H H Osborn secretary Thomas J Kelley treasurer William J E Stone During the meeting a vote of thanks was extended to William E Stone for his share in making the 1918 Chautauqua a great success Mr Stone was chairman of the ticket selling committee and his faithful work deserves credit Also notes on local visits and departures from Danbury Bridgeport and Milford. Milford Pioneer Succumbs After Short Illness

New Milford W. Frank Kinney Wilbur H H. Osborn Thomas J. Kelley William JE. Stone William EE. Stone Me. Stone Daniel Giddings Derbys Evi Giddings St. John Danbury Giddings Joseph Wadlbanks New York The du Pont Co James Flinn Stone Bridgeport Ati Songot Arline Ellis Margaret Flinn Anne E. Bostwick Chapman New London Joseph Nettleton Turrell Waterbury Adam Pulver Fred Woodford Milford P. M. Cassidy Port Chester

Fairfield Jury Duty List Revisions For Fairfield Residents

Fairfield residents are summoned for the Superior court term as a revised jury list. The roll includes numerous local farmers, retired workers, clerks, and tradespeople such as Acker, Billings, Beeman, Brewer, Burr, Bulkley, Brothwell, Cobb, Disbrow, Donalvin, Everett, Gray, Guyer, Jeannings, Johnson, Pickett, Wakeman, Waterman, and others. The list notes many retirees and multiple professions, reflecting the town’s diverse belt of citizens called to service.

Fairfield Superior Court Rield Alonzo C. Acker J. C. Billings Alen EK. Beeman Francis WH. Brewer Henry 8. Burr Benjamin $. Bulkley Joseph EF. Brothwell William P. Bulkley Morris A. Beers Clarence C. Brown Dwight M. Banks Negal S. Banks Elmer Ff. Bulkley Arthur Benway L. W. Curtis John H. Cobb Alfrond Willeland Waward I. Cullen J Frederick Disbrow Leo A. Donalvin J. A. Disbrow

St Peter's Church Fair Draws Heavy Milford Attendance

Milford July 24 Special St Peter's annual summer fair drew large crowds with tents booths and varied wares from knitting bags to hand embroidered aprons. Food was served as grounds stayed crowded. church women ran booths and girls assisted as attendants. Local residents and visitors from out of town attended including Mr and Mrs Wood Everett Springfield and Mr and Mrs Laie. Major and Mrs Putney announced the engagement of Miss Charlotte Gray to Joseph William Burr. Also reported were the death of Mrs Margaret Mills burial in Newark, engagements and other local notices. Liberty Loan figures and community events filled the page.

Milford St. Peter's Ihuen Wood Everett Springfield St. Peter's Rectory Charles Laie Howard Laviecld Misa Edwin Nettleton Major Edward W. Putney Charlottee Gray Joseph William Burr Gray Putney Southport Maregaret Mills Margaret Mills Newark Mills Frances Scharff Central School Tyler City Charles Dishraw Red Yon Farm Miss Scharff Hewitt Miles Washington Brown Walter Brown Town Hall Gintt Street Milford Chanter Red Cross Ted Cross Woodmont Wevon Tesiliaries Ab Taturel Benels Walmet Beach Pork Northfield Vermont kierce-Bently Della Bently Marold Trace Oscar Fert Rroo Mr. Trace New Haven

Lynt Earns Honors on U S Transport Arcadia

Seaman Herbert B E Lynt, 16 year old son of Mrs Prank Lynt of Fairfield avenue, reported aboard the United States transport Arcadia in May 191? and is praised by an Arcadia officer for his exemplary conduct on ship and abroad, earning honors and credit to his ship and uniform.

Herbert BE. Lynt Prank Lynt Fairfield Avenue United States Navy United States Arcadia Lynt

Many New Books Arrive At Southport Library

Southport July 23 Special librarian Miss Gertrude Whittemore announces new books for Pequot Library patrons with loan cards to obtain current literature promptly. A twenty cent charge covers three days per book beyond the usual free service after shelf placement. Requests for new books welcomed and spread of notice encouraged.

Southport Gertrude Whittemore Pequot Library of Pequot Library LE Rou King’s Daughters M. HM Stuart R. Pinkham Pequot Road Samuel 8. Jennings Masterhouse Charles Js. Bulkley M. Rob Ferry Wrederick M. Roseec Frederick J. Northrop MM. Rotherton Wells Georgiana White Increase Parcell Monrde Re Ferry Main Street Flvents Club Frederick S. Ttoncoe Charles, Wady Baltimore Birs George Weildy Serpent Raytor Spotuenerdd Psryten Ohio Abe Mira Willian Paydor Osborn Place Sergeant Taylor South Wratty Episcopal Boedinge Westact Moenis Wella Smith Shan Struet Olfiewes Diriye Nianthe Chaes Smith West Way

Village Accident Injures Woman Near Milford

MES WARREN TAGAPES reports a serious injury after a woman named George Warren struck her head on a windshield during a car ride near Milford. The victim was treated at a local hospital as details and a formal investigation were discussed in Bridgeport.

Enemies Taken for Internment at Fort Oglethorpe

Twenty enemy aliens including Felix Sommerfield from Mexican fame are moved from New York to Fort Oglethorpe for internment for the war duration. Among them are two Germans from Boston Edward Sehelbert and Al Dannenfeld and four from Bar 4 Conn Albert Schmidt Carl Herman HHC Herman W. Lot Jy and Albert Saltzer. Paul Jones, a musician, returns from New York to Newtown to join a jazz orchestra at the Newtown Inn for the season.

New York Felix Sommerfield Fort Oglethorpe Oston Edward Sehelbert al Dannenfeld Bar 4 Conn Albert Schmidt Carl Herman HH Herman W. Loth Albert Saltzer Musician Jones Paul Jones The Conservatory of Music Newtown Newtown Inn Mr Jones Bridgeport

No Instructor Chosen For Banking Institute

The Bridgeport chapter of the American Institute of Banking has postponed naming a class instructor for the high level banking course among local bank employees. Excessive heat caused the postponement of the vote on candidates. The class will begin sessions in September. Two men, Tierbert Wiansbus and Fred W. Harrison, enlist with the M C A for overseas service and will depart after training at Springfield and Columbia University. They are married with children.

Bridgeport American Institute of Banking M. CG. A Tierbert Wlansbus Wansburgh Advense Fred W. Harrison Ens Silver Bay Camp Lake George Springfield Mass Columbia University New York

Albert Maton Inducted as Timber Man for Service Leave

Albert Maton of 121 Read Street will depart August 29 for Anip Forest Lyttle Gay to perform timber man duties. He will be inducted into the service from Division Six Craft Board.

Albert Maton Read Street Anip Forest Lyttle, Gay Maton Division Six Craft Board

Crowder Calls 624 Limited for Aircraft Crews

Pro vost Marshal General Crowder issues a call announcing 624 registrants qualified for limited service in the aircraft production bureau. About 600 are to entrain August 1st for Kelley Field San Antonio Texas and 24 for Augusta to Washington for service at the bureau headquarters.

Washington Crowder Kelley Field San Antonio Tex Augusta

Butcher Fined Twenty Five Dollars for Unstamped Carcass

Samuel Cinlion of New Milford was fined 25 dollars after failing to explain to Judge Dartlett in City court why he possessed an unstamped beet carcass. Cohen was arrested Monday on a warrant by Dr. A C Knapp health inspector for bringing the carcass into Bridgeport without inspection. He was seized when attempting its disposal.

Dartlett Samuel Cin Lion New Milford Cohen A. C. Knapp Health Department Bridgeport

Robbed at Auction On East Main Street

Mildred Gallagher of 418 East Main Street reported a purse snatching at an auction at 417 East Main Street. The purse contained 24 dollars. Police are investigating the crime and reviewing surveillance and witnesses for leads.

Mildred Gallagher East Main Street

Fourth Campaign For Liberty Loan To Open Sept 28

Washington notes the treasury plans a compact Liberty loan drive from September 28 to October 19 to prevent mid campaign slumps. Officials expect farmers to fund harvest proceeds and aim to finish before November elections. Thousands of candidates for office may enroll as speakers though political discussion is discouraged.

Washington The Treasury Liberty Loan

Fragmentary OCR Note on a Distant Event

The readable pieces reference a child, a possible location in Europe, and a ceremony or event with names obscured by garbled text. The fragment hints at a person aging and an incident affecting bodies, but key facts are unreadable. No clear dates, places, or outcomes are evident.

Fragmentary Text on Grtcec Asia Minor and Arts Conventions

Readable fragments mention Greeks in Asia Minor India and women’s sect. notes touch on conventions of fre maore arts and crafts. Mentions poetry aid nadic longer before Apallog Psty and various names appear garbled. Overall content is disjointed and provisional.

Asia India Aml Veyor Thisvye Gorn Rashid Powlei Oituyak Llayelock

Women Surgeons Aid Men in Grand Medical Service

Women surgeons operate on men as part of a broader push to serve mankind. A magazine highlights this awakening and the new role of women in medicine.

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