Chief Nichols to Register German Aliens in Stratford
Stratford June 6 special report says German alien females aged 14 to 30 must appear in person at the police chief’s office to register between June 17 and June 26 from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. About 50 women are expected to report, joining 85 German male aliens already registered. Chief Nichols promises enforcement if needed and expects orderly compliance.
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Stratford
Chief of Police
Stratford Police
Nichols
R. Edgar Fisher
Maine
Academy Hill
Stratford High School
Congregational Church
Bravola
A. Stavola
Frank Blakeman
Common Pleas Court
Little Neck Bridge
First Selectman
James Lally
South Malin Street
Frederick Alvord
Jackson Street
Housatonic
France
Streaford
Center School
Vincl Advertisement Claims Growth Boost for Children
A Middletown reader Testimonial touts Vincl as a cure for a run-down child, noting rapid appetite return, flesh gain, and improved temperament. The ad credits beef and cod liver peptones iron manganese peptonates and glycerophosphates as the key ingredients in this longstanding body-building tonic.
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Middletown
Conn
Mia. C. B. Wilkinson
Vinci
Freckles Ad Promises Clear Complexion With Othine
An advertisement promotes Othine double strength to remove freckles. Apply nightly and morning with an ounce often sufficient to erase dark spots. money back guarantee offered if no results.
Casualties Few No Connecticut Names on List
The War Department released a casualty list totaling 34 names with 7 killed in action 3 dead from wounds 4 from disease 12 wounded severely 3 wounded slightly 1 missing in action 1 wounded degree undetermined. Notable entries include Lt. A. P. H. Sage Memphis Tenn killed in action Lt. Willard D. Hill Clayburne Tex and Lt. Bernard C. Wolcott Binghamton N Y wounded severely. The list enumerates soldiers from multiple states with addresses and towns such as Troy N Y Oxnard Calif Janesville Wis Wapapella Mo Erie Pa Dun dee Ills and more. Also noted are cases of missing in action and a correction for Fleming McG Forsman Bardolph Ill previously reported killed now wounded.
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Washington
War Department
A. P. H. Sage
Memphis
Tenn
Willard D. Hill
Clayburne
Tex
Bernard C. Wolcott
Binghamton
Hommersville, Ga
David Stromberg
Chicago
Gan
George J. McDonald
Washington Street
Roxbury Mass
Fleming McG. Forsman
Bardolph
Ill
Alphonsus J. McGrath
Boylston’ Street
Chestnut Hill
Mass
Court Refuses to Order Verdict in Weidlich Suit
In a $10,000 case, Judge Kellogg declined the railroad's bid for a directed verdict after testimony on the New Haven road accident. Joseph A. Morris testified he heard a whistle as the car was struck on January 28, with further remarks by Weidlich's brother on the crossing gates. The trial resumes next Tuesday while Democrats of Stratford plan a county meeting Wednesday evening June.
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Ernest C. Weidlich
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Kellogg
William H. Comley
Weidlich
Tuesay
Joseph A. Morris
Berkshire Division
French Street
North Avenue
Ouia Weidlich
Gonterman
Morris
Kelpley
Fruit Sale Ad Reflects Local Market Oddity
A fragmented OCR snippet mentions fruit at a Barnum venue with an unclear price or item list. The readable portion hints at a local market or sale event, but lacks complete details about products, dates, or organizers.
Embroideries for prettier undergarments headline sale
Rare beauty and daintiness in new embroideries for undergarments. Diverse patterns and widths include cambric edges 3 to 4 inches wide, Swiss and cambric edges in flowered scrolls, 4 to 6 inches, beading with edge options, Dorset cover embroideries 18 inches wide, and organdy voile flouncing 12 to 15 inches wide. Prices range from 19c to 75c per yard. Center aisle rear.
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Dorset
Ladies Garden and Footwear Sale Notes
Vegetable canning reminders and garden seeds advertised with ready quantities and prices. Also girls low shoes described with Nubuck pumps, TrotMac canvas, and patent leather pumps in multiple sizes and prices, all on the main or rear floors.
Bathing Shoes Parade Colors and Prices
Bathing shoes offer beauty and service with real protection from shells and rocks. The 79 cent to $1.50 high cut styles pair with new bathing suits. low cut options with ankle straps range 50 to 95 cents. Colors include green purple blue black and light blue.
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Loland
Vincl
Connecticut
Wagoner
Walter G. Helm
East 240 Street
Woodlawn
N.Y
Thomas A. Price
Nevada, Mo
Jewell Reid
LaGrange
Texas
Bernard C.wolcott
Seminary Avenue
N. Y
Charles J. Jerould
New Haven Road
Democrats of
Hist
Fairchild’s
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main St
Arcade Corner
Idgeport, Co
Friday
Sae
Navy
Copenhagen
Xhoth
Crosby
Nubuck
Panama
THE
Howland Dry Goods Company
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