Delinquent Questionnaires in 2nd Draft Division
Local Board No 2 lists 27 registrants from the Fourth and Fifth districts who failed to file questionnaires. Names and addresses include Gorkoski, Lewandowsky, Carey, Tutak, Moulton, Harris, Timpanelli, Markewicz, Weatlin, Luskiewicz, Sweener, Kucnsky, Flood, Gutewich, Haskell, Schanb, Bokina, Plekero, Dunn, McCarthy, Dokenwadel, Grimolizzi, Turner, Franks Jr, Foster, McTavish, Vassell and others. The first Baby Doll witness, held long in county jail, was freed on a $100 bond by Marie Blount. he is a Black individual named Kelly. The murder trial is postponed to September. Thomas witnesses’ relatives claim undue detention. Attorney Lewis discussed release with State’s Attorney Cummings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gorkoski
Lewis Street
Edward Lewandowsky
Laurel Court
Robert T. Carey
Joseph Gutewich
William A. Haskell
Fairfield Avenue
Henry Schanb
State Street
Stanley Bokina
Lesbia Street
James &. Plekero
John B. Dunn
Lee Avenue
William C. McCarthy
Poplar Street
Albert F. Dokenwadel
Hancer
Locomobile Company
Leonard J. Foster
Wood Avenue
Robert A. McTavish
Wordin Avenue
John Vassell
Ash Street
Marie Blount
Kelly
North Avenue
Thomas
Haid
Criminal Superior Court
William H. Lewis
Boston
Mass
Cummings
Winsted Man Apologizes to State Guard Officer
Frank Boice of Lime Rock Conn apologizes to First Lieutenant Walter K Stone of Company M Fifth Infantry and to other officers and unnamed persons for remarks made June 11 1918 and previously. He expresses sincere regret and pledges allegiance to the United States and allies under all future conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Tiz Foot Remedy Ad Claims Fast Relief
Advert says Tiz relieves aching feet for workers who stand all day. It allegedly draws out poisonous exudations puffing feet, stops pain in corns bunions and carouses, and makes feet comfortable. A 25 cent box promises year of comfort from any druggist.
Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo
An old advertisement advises using emulsified coconut oil as a shampoo to avoid harsh alkalis in soaps. It recommends moistening hair with water, rubbing in oil to produce a rich lather that cleanses scalp and hair quickly. The oil is described as cheap and grease-free, leaving hair silky and easy to manage.
Sunday Excursions to New York Steamer Naugatuck
The New England Steamship Co offers Sunday trips to New York with a 9:00 a.m. departure from Union St Wharf and a 4:45 p.m. return to Bridgeport. Four hours in New York. Fare includes war tax. Tickets limited and on sale Sundays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union St. Wharf
Bridgeport
Milford Man Reports at West Point Academy
Dennis Totten of Milford leaves for West Point to join the United States Military Academy. He carries well wishes from a large circle of friends as he pursues a lifelong ambition. The town notes lectures, visits from New York guests, a Democratic caucus, Camp Devens departures, and upcoming local social events and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Dennis Totten
Harborside Drive
Wilcox Park
West Pointe S. A
States Military Academy
Writley
Mer. Totten
United States Army
West Point
Bertram Shalkop J
Percy Benjamin
Gurience
Genoux
Wiliam Bachman
White Plains
Louise
Misa Gibson
Pine Tree Farm
H. Mehlhop
Gazelle
Isses Gazcells
Snyder
New York
H. A. Taylor
Henry
Jetty
Gray
Fort Trumbull Beach
Tee
Devens
Joseph Socks
Camp Devens
Devon Auditorium
Thomas
Boston
Thomas Reynolds
Endicott
Alethea Circle
Methodist Church
Ladies' Aid Society of the
First Selectman
Cheney
Nathan Stowe
Needlework Guild
John Brown
North Street
Wopowage Lodge
Mary Taylor Memorial
M. Wm
Woman Prefers Flattery to Silence in Courtship
A witty observation notes that a woman may dislike a man who withholds flattery more than one who offers praise, suggesting charm can outweigh reticence in social attraction.
Marines Colonel Wounded in Veuilly Fight
A June Washington dispatch lists four privates fired and five severely wounded in action near Veuilly. It names Colonel Albertus W. Catlin of Washington D C as wounded and First Lieutenant Albert P. Baston of St Louis Baston as among the casualties with several others identified by initials and last names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Marine Corps
Adbartus W Catlin
Albert BP
Bastion
St. Louis
Pris
Maine
Thillert
George I
Olive
Berry
Willian
Boyle
Houston
Pexas
Henry J Stockel
Mrooklyy
McKinley
Pasteurization Improves Milk Quality in Bridgeport
Bridgeport health officials report a marked milk quality improvement over the past year. Health Officer Dr. Walter A. Brown cites public milk samples dropping from over 1,000,000 bacteria to under 100,000, thanks to pasteurization and rigorous station inspections. Dairies are checked for cow health, stable conditions, milking practices, equipment, cooling, and overall cleanliness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Walter A. Brown
Bernstein Seeks Court Permission to Change Name
Charles II Bernstein of this city petitions the Superior Court to approve a name change to Charles H Barns. A eight year resident, married with two children, Bernstein born in Germany says he has used Charles H Berns and has faced mail misaddressing as Berstein. He cites no patriotic motive for the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles II. Bernstein
Charles H. Barns
Bernstein
Germany
Charles H. Berns
Berne Stein
Two More Registrants Added in Division Five
Division Five lists two new registrants who have come of age since June 35 1917. They are Fred J. Knell of 100 Harriet Street and Antonio Cane of 1 West Main Street. Assignment numbers are 206 and 207 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Division Five
Fred J. Knell
Harriet Street
Antonio Cane
Main Street
No Loapers in Bay State War Measure Enforced
Triston June 12. The anti leafing law, passed by the state legislature as a war measure, was put into effect by Governor McCall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay State
Triston
McCall
Described Diet Plan for Dyspepsia and Acid Stomach
Medical guidance attributes most stomach trouble to excess hydrochloric acid and suggests two options. One limits irritating foods to reduce acid. the other uses a little Bisulated Magnesia at meals to neutralize excess acidity and aid digestion. The ad promotes a powdered form from Liggett or Riker drug stores, claiming it neutralizes acid without laxative effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heian
Liggetta Riker Drug Store
Head Disfigured by Ringworm Shows Cure by Cuticura
Mrs John Kennagh Bethel Maine writes of ringworm outbreaks on her daughter's head eight lesions inflamed and sore hair loss. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment her head healed in about a week. Advertisement urges Cuticura Soap for all toilet uses with prices 25c 50c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kennagh
R. F.D
Bethel
Maine
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Telephone Barnum
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Tad Oas Sd
United States Food Administration
Itice
Boston Bluefish
Kes
Mullins
Poli Bldg
Corona Folding
Bernsteinc Brown Semaine
Clore
LEE Bros
Duchess Coffee
Jess
Williams Registened Optometrist
Meigs
Luther Kelly
Winsted
State Guard
Steamer
Naugatuck
He New England Steamship Co
West Point Academy
Willksas
Ask Willings
Brand &J
Public Library
Milford, Com
Veuilly
Sea
Cuthura
Smith-Murray Co
Crex
Georgette
Smith-Marray Co
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