Stratford Folks Warned of Game Law Violations
Stratford March 6. Complaints say Stratford residents ignore game law while Wilbur Smith the county game warden investigates. Licenses from the town clerk cover hunting and skins including raccoons muskrats skunks minks and foxes. Offenders will be prosecuted. Also notes on suffrage meeting Grace Murray Fairfield county organizer spoke on how women should use the vote and the work planned. Draft questionnaire noncompliance leads to police action. A new service flag 14 stores placed in front of the Fire engine house. Community notices include Meatless and Porkless days and Wheatless days. Local bowling standings and club meetings listed. Stratford-Express ad lines and Shore Line Electric Railway Co power grant to Groton Iron Works approved by public utility commission.
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Stratford
Wilbur Smith
Women’s Suffrage Association
Stratford Police
Treadwell
County Exemption Board
County Court House
Nichols
Barnun
Smith
John Adams
Frank Albee
Leo Abermathe
Joseph Bahn
Joan Balfour
Sebastian Banard
Joseph Bargosa
Joseph Rees
Women’s Aid Society
Congregational Church
M. J. Whittney
Sutton Avenue
Mission
Margaret Ryan
Charlotte Fargo
Inez Carey
Helen Hanford
Elma Buedsell
Easter Bucksell
Pari
Pardy
Spencer
Nairn
Greene
Black
Epier
Johnson
Asworth
A. Dixon
Frockrostra
F. Dixon
Kistel
Dubue
Blignt
Chapman
F. Smith
Mer
Tel
Hewlett
Suspect Papers on War Supplies Export Seized
Federal agents examine papers seized at Dr. Robert J. Obenfohren’s New York office. Officials say the files relate to American exports and war munitions. Obenfohren, detained as a dangerous enemy alien, allegedly operated under Ham burg America Line official Mauritz Bonn and Count von Bernstorff associate. He says the work was to compile agricultural statistics for delivery to Munich after the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert J. Obenfohren
Department of Justice
Obenfohren
Mauritz Bonn
Count von Bernstorff
Commercial Academy
Munich
Sues to Recover 201,895 Lost in Cotton
John L. Emerson receiver for Merchants Bank of Memphis sues Hubbard Brothers & Co. in federal court to recover 201,895 allegedly lost in cotton futures by bank president C. Hunter Raine in 1922. Brokers contend payments were authorized by the bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Merchants Bank of Memphis
Raine
YMCA Centers Within Range Behind Enemy Lines
Paris March 6 The American army YMCA announced it now has 42 recreation centers and canteens within range of enemy shells behind sectors occupied by American troops. There are also 1450 in the French war zone. YMCA workers supply hot drinks free to front line soldiers. Cans of soup coffee and chocolate are distributed each night.
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Paris
War Corporation Bill Amended Will Pass Today
Washington March 6 administration leaders agreed to soften the war finance corporation security control provisions after a day of debate. The plan for compulsory licensing of security issues $100000 or more was dropped, and a viva voce vote removed penalties for violators of capital issues committee orders, signaling passage expected tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
War Finance Corporation
McAdoo
Capital Issues Committee
Boy Bomb Placer Faces Fine After Court Ruling
New Haven March 6. Judge Thomas of the federal court found Wesley Needham, 14, guilty only of a technical violation for placing a bomb under a theater seat. The device exploded harmlessly the next day. Needham was fined $10 after full statements on his interest in explosives. Sidelong, six New London bootleggers were fined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Thomas
Federal Court
Wesley Needham
Young Needham
New London
Smith Arrives to Aid Reef at Washington
Sir Babington Smith arrived today on an American steamer from England to assist Lord Reading, Britain's special ambassador in the United States. He formerly led the Bank of Turkey and helped arrange the Anglo French loan of 500 million dollars in 1916.
Greenfield Hill Pupils Support Thrift Stamp Drive
Greenfield Hill pupils led by Grace Burr raise community support with thrift stamp sales, totaling $18 in the school as part of a country aid effort. Notable students include Viola Nichols, Raymond Banks, Clarence Nelson, Helen Banks, and Myrial Banks.
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Greenfield Hill
March
Banka North School
Grace Burr
Viola Nichols
Raymond Banks
Clarence Nelson
Helen
Myrial Banks
Grange Dance
Greenfield Hill Grange
Grange Hall
Hutchison
Miss Burr
Liberty Chorus
Dr. Dunham
Marion
Maud Prentice
Dunham
Red Cross
Miss Dunham
Huntington
Joel Banks
South
Raymond Lynch
Little Falls
N. Y
Eugene Godfrey
Dwight M. Banks
Frank A. Warren
Greenfield
Imion
Connecticut
New Haven
Brockton
Mass
Er. Pierson Dunham
New York
H. Martin Hull
John P. Morehouse
Bridgeport Hospital
Clinton Sherwood
Camip Devens
Lillian Sherwood
Ruth Wells
Mitl Plain
Hartford Man Dies on Visit to Florida
Edmund D. Roberts of Hartford formerly served as sealer and miller inspector and on the common council. At retirement he was the senior sealer in Connecticut, by long service spanning nearly 40 years. A Hartford native, he was 80 years old.
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Hartford
Florida
Ocala
Fla
Edmund D. Roberts
Common Council
Connecticut
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WAY Furnish
Public Ulity Commission
Shore Line Electric Railway Co
Groton Iron Works
Groton
P. L. Crosby
Seely
Prion
United Dept. Main and
So Stores
Golden Hill Corner
Serge
Poplin
Velour
Chambray
Dendee
Madras
Nin Gray
Shein
War Corporation
Reef
Royal Baking Powder CO
Dept. H
William St
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