Newsy Breezes From Nearby Shore Resorts
Seaside notes report Red Cross workers at Walnut Beach adding evening sessions for sewing surgical dressings and comfort kits. Donations and equipment loans support July and August needs while auxiliary meetings set for Tuesday. Seabreeze hotel hosts three parties with meals, music, and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Walnut ‘Beach
Sunion Chapel
B Charles Candee
A. Snyder
Rs. John Austin
H. Taylor
Women Praise Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Frank Fhen son of Urbana Illinois testifies that during the Change of Life she suffered grippe and weakness. After taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she gained strength and was able to do housework. She recommends the remedy to other women with nervousness heat flashes backache headaches and blues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia BR. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink Eham
Frank Fhenson
S. Orchade &J
Urbana
Ill
Lydia E. Pinkham
Party At Cedar Beach With Sergeant Judd
Bonded and in a Dublin base hospital earlier this period he regained sight and returned to his company. A weekend gathering at Sergeant and Mrs Judd's cottage at Cedar Beach featured bathing boating and social events. Attendees included Catherine Judd Mary Hallowell Tidward Kelley Georgiana Tallowell Edward Jordon Mae Hanlihan and Robert Hanlihan. Sergeant Judd, stationed at Camp Devens, had a furlough to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Ireland
Cedar Beach
Sergeant
J. Judd
Catherine Judd
Mary Hallowell
Tidward Kelley
Georgiana Tallowell
Edward Jordon
Mae Hanlihan
Robert
Arthur Hanlihan
Sergeant Judd
Camp Devens
The
Peach
Sea rescue plan for Blue Line coal barge
Captain Alexander Carlson leads fresh attempt to salvage the coal barge sunk off Penfield light last February as heavy seas stopped work yesterday. A new start is planned for today to resume salvage operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penfield Light
Alexander Carlson
Coast Artillery Enlistment From Devon Street
William A. Springston aged 20 from Baldwin avenue Devon enlisted yesterday in the Coast Artillery at the regular army recruiting station on Fairfield avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Springston
Baldwin Avenue
Devon
Coast Artillery
Faircield Avenua
German Order Brands Berlin Alibi as False
German high command claims the retirement on the Maine is part of a set program, but General Von Boehm orders discipline after widespread pillaging in back areas. He notes edible booty vanished instead of being shared among hungry troops as the Seventh Army bears heavy losses around Soissons and Marne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
von Boem
Alay
Bad Siu
von Boehm
Rome
Marne
Army Officers to Wear Identical Hat Cords as Enlisted
An Army order transmitted to the Connecticut recruiting district by Major W. A. Mercer directs line officers to wear hat cords matching enlisted personnel. Infantry, artillery, cavalry, and air service officers will have light blue, scarlet, yellow, and green cords with black threads respectively, while the signal corps retains orange with white threads. New branches added: tank service gray cords and chemical warfare tebalk blue with yellow threads. General officers and adjutant general staff cords are listed as gold or dark blue, with variations by duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Wairfield Av Nue
W. A. Mercer
A. S
Connecticut
Infantry
Artillery
Cavalry
Air Service
Aly
Signal Corps
West End Business Man Joins British Forces
Robert TF Forbes of 35 Carlton avenue, a West End business man, is joining the British-Canadian forces at the New Haven station. Ann Wearbes, president of the Scottish Histori maul society, meets at 62 Cannon Street. many members are British subjects and may follow suit. Charles Perrillo of 3236 North Washington avenue was arrested on an assault warrant after allegedly attacking Joseph nkof at 263 Capital avenue. James locked up at the fourth precinct station and will be arraigned in city court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Smirnow
Gerber
H. Rivki
Samuel Dawns
I. Goldman
John Komiond
Dawns
Richman
Fort Trumbull Beach
Seabreeza Hotel
Joseph Cronin
Patrick Sullivan
Or. Smith
Albert Sowell
Ima Brown
Peter Hall
Idylwood Hotel
Andrew Wren
Schenectady
Henry Arnold
Vera
Ruth
Springfield
Olga Nordstrom
Agnes B. Lindholm
Ansonia
Daniel E. Commerford
James O’keafe
Dennis Delaney
W. Gaughan
Waterbury
G. J. Medcalf
Brooklyn
G.P. Davis
Charles Mead
Sidney Schwartz
New York City
W. Hancox
J. Mitchell
Hartford
Nicholson Cottage
Bridgeport Avenue
William Newell
Wartford
Harry Wise
Robert Clayton
Watford
C. KK. Macomber
Wallerbury
R. A. Pinden
New York
R. W. Lewis
A. M. Lewis
Mtraddock
Wathken
Hila W
Swans
Blaiford
Mary Cliford
Air
George L. Sloate
Vailorida
N.Y
Lorelei Cottage
Sidney Ward
Nora Moyartian
Anni Moyartian
Melen Datey
Wayenne
New Jersey
P. L. Shea
Franken
Boston Navy Ward
Benchy al Wenneith Taift
Des Moines
Towa
Omfort
Mary Sioui
Myrtle Beach
William
Leni
Cohen
Cweenstown
Ireland
Robert TF. Forbes
Carlton Avenue
Busin Mayen
West Fond Wits Actet
New Haven
Ann Wearbes
Scottish Historimaul Society
Cannon Street
Charles Perrillo
Washington Avenue
Joseph Nkof
Capital Avenue
Jiemas
Cowboys Escape as Mexican Bandits Are Killed in Ransom Plot
Nat Malone and Sam Barksdale, American cowboys, were held for ransom by Mexican bandits near Eagle Pass. Mexican troops pursued the outlaws into the mountains, killing seven bandits including leader Felipa Mustailé. Malone and Barksdale were rescued and returned home after the elaborate ransom scheme unraveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Pass
Tex
Nat Malone
Sam Barksdale
Alexican
Malone
Barksdale
Vester
General Peraldi
Piedras Negras
Felipa Mustailé
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Newsy
Lydia
E. Pinkham
Vinci
Comfort Powder Co
Boston
Mass
Adivertisement
Mayr
Riker Drug Store
Keen
Eckman Laboratory
Palladsiphia
Berlin
von Bochi
Lie
War Office
Bridgeport
West End
Nilyvoente General's Department
Special General's Department
Quartermaster Corps
Hull
Avel
Gence
Medical Department
Maragon
Corps of Engineers
Corps of Interpreters
Quality Shop
Main ST
Han
Iidgepoint
Leader
Tod
Mae
Psee
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