Jerusalem Masons Second Strongest in Grand Chapter
Hartford May 14 The 120th annual convocation of the Connecticut Royal Arch Masons discussed war effects on the order. Grand Secretary Kies reported 44 percent candidates initiated six admitted five reinstated and 171 deaths with membership at 10 401 a net gain of 234. Leaders named include Grand High Priest Avery and officers Kies Baker Nash and others. The balance today stood at 3261 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Royal Arch Masonry
Grand Chapter
Connecticut
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
George A. Kies
Pythagoras
Jerusalem
Bridgeport
Franklin
New Haven
Pulaski
Plavnsantly
Isaiah Ord
Afcavaney
Waterbury
Ernest I
Sweeney
Winsted
Henry R. Tisdale
New London
Lidgar B.ellis
George A. Kiis
Isiah Baker
Arthur N. Nash
Paweatuck
Ward
Reuben H. Lucker
Ansonia
John Co. Rowland
Wallingford
Dr. Louis
Geach
Bristol
Avery
Royal Arch
William &. Keavany
Ernest F. Sweepney
Henry RR. Visdala
Tsalah Baker, Jr
Memorial Day Plans Discussed by Committee Meeting
At 8 o clock tonight the Memorial Day Committee will meet in the Common Council chamber to hear sub committee reports. The automobile rides for disabled veterans report progress with pledged cars totaling 265 needed for the parade. A Spanish War veterans committee will present expense details for the day and the group plans to review prior requests for funds amid music and flower provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
General Committee
Lifebuoy soap promises skin protection for busy hands
An advertisement extols Lifebuoy soap for housework worn hands. It highlights cleansing, antiseptic action, and daily protection to keep skin smooth, soft, and healthy. The copy urges regular washing before meals and promotes Lifebuoy’s distinctive hygienic odor from Lever Bros. Co. Cambridge, Mass.
Wilson Promoted to Be Sergeant Major at Camp Gordon
Louis Wilson of 179 Marion Street brother of Grace A Straw chief clerk of Division 1 draft exemption board has been made sergeant major of his battalion at Camp Gordon Atlanta. Wilson was among the first drafted from Bridgeport sent from Division 1 to Camp Devens Massachusetts. He previously worked for American Hardware stores on Fairfield Avenue and received rapid promotions from mess sergeant to the highest noncommissioned rank.
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Louis Wilson
Marion Street
Grace A. Straw
Camp Gordon
Atlanta
Wilson
Bridgeport
Camp Devens
Mass
Fairfield Avenue
Devens
Induction Notice for 99 Men to Report May 22 at Draft Board 2
Notice sent to 60 men in Draft Board 2 jurisdiction summoning them to report May 22 for induction into the National Army, with 39 to join Camp Upton later. The full squad of 99 will depart for Camp Upton on May 24. Names include Frank Young of Summerfield and many addresses across multiple states.
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Draft Board 2
National Army
Camp Upton
Frank Young
Summerfield
Elec
State Street
Herbert Patterson Plank
Wairfeld Avenue
Trygve M. Olsen
Poplar Street
Maurice Bagnasco
Ash Street
Ambrose FP. Ford
Porter Street
Romeo James Asgicioni
Wade Street
John Slovensky
Hancock Avenue
James Albert Gilmore
Genham Avenue
James A. Kelley
Seeley Street
Adolph W. Shimbar
Morris L. Ashbing
Fairfield Avenue
Louis Hater
Hatem
Maplewood Avenue
Thomas J. Hanbury
Connecticut Company
Neil A. G. Moburge
Lombard Place
Max Reich
Colorado
George Hannah
Mt Grove Street
Joseph W. Reynolds
Clarkson Street
John J. Jordan
Ginliano Schirone
Waddie Kassonff
Mt. Vernon Street
Philadelphia
John T. Walsh
Roselle Street
John Aware McLeod
Charles Wy. Stengel
Lenox Avenue
G. Guzman
Campos
East Main Street
Samuel Rider
Lafayette Street
Burnham
Prankin
Doyle
Elmwand Avenue
Anthony Stopski
Portland
Conn
Paul R. Nelson
Hanover Street
Anders V. Olson
John Barrett
Torrindala Avenue
Pawtucket
R. Ty
Award A. Boecoll
Black Rock Avenue
John Valendi
Lesbia Street
I’. Wopkins
Tenth Avenue
New York City
Lester N. Macy
Wood Avenue
Walter R. Lennon
Ianover
Hanna N. Samaha
Beechwood Avenue
Harold B. Weed
Cleveland Avenue
Irving Nehansihtl
Stain Street
August M. Johnson
Walter K. Knight
Powhatan Avenue
Baltimore
Gabby gossip silenced by choosing own actions
A terse note urges ignoring gossip and focusing on personal conduct. It warns that listening to others fuels interference and distracts from self improvement. સ્ટ
Lanp Entrances on Main Street Fairfield Avenue Cannon Street
Entry lists entrances on Main Street Fairfield Avenue and Cannon Street in Bridgeport Connecticut dated Wednesday May 15 1918 detailing site access points for public or commercial use.
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Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Idgeport, Conn
Home Dresses for Afternoon at Low Cost
Home dresses offered for afternoon use combine comfort and practicality. Made of gingham, they feature simple but effective trimming and striped or plain fabrics in blue pink green and lavender. Prices cited: $3 to $3.50, emphasizing affordable, serviceable style for calling or shopping.
Special girls petticoats offered at dollar range
Special models for girls petticoats priced from 1 to 2 dollars. Trim and graceful fits with good flounces and deep black or liked colors. Second floor display with options including black novelty patterns for wear with trim-fitting skirts this season.
Elegant Camisoles Offered At 1.25 Each
A wide selection of camisoles described as especially fine for wear under sheers. Made of satin or crepe de chine, washable and easy to launder. Available in pure white or flesh tint with tasteful lace trim on both back and front. Priced at 1.25.
Cool underwear offers comfort and style at low prices
An old ad touts light cotton vests and union suits for women, emphasizing cool comfort and good fit. Items include thin summery garments and plain knit textures priced at 25c, 150c, and 59c, displayed in the left aisle rear.
New Summery Stockings At Low Prices In Cotton
Readable text highlights light cool Simmery stockings for women in thin cotton. They feature a double sole and heel for durability. Available in white or deep black in two quality levels priced at 17 cents and 25 cents. Left aisle rear.
Bargain Broom And Household Brushes Show Prices
A vintage advertisement highlights a broom priced at 55e and a range of brushes and grooming items. It lists toothbrushes at 19c to 35c, nail scrubs 10c to 50c, cloth and hair brushes, and leather goods, all centered in the store’s front center aisle with varied styles and materials.
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E. B. Ellis
William
Los Angeles Expres
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge, Mass
Gutchess
Gregg
A &Elect
Ernest M. Butlen
Prin
Wistaria
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main Street Arcade
Bottummumu
Louis
Second Division Board
Lanp
Alsie
the Howland Dry Goods Company
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