Seven Nutmeggers on New List of A. E. F. Casualties
General Pershing reported 45 casualties, including seven killed in action. The list names Captain Harris D. Buckwalter and Corporal George G. Burgess among the fallen, plus others dying of wounds, accident, and disease. Also listed are private addresses and hometowns for several casualties.
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Royersford
George G. Burgess
Jeast King Street
York
Manford L. Melehi
Lee
Ind
James A. Blake
Cara Spool and Cotton Co
4Th Avenue
New York
Peter Kurske
Dickinson
N. D
Frederick W. Lampman
Red Oak
Towa
Allen R. Moore
Fitzdale
Gerald S. Patten
Seattle
Zobito Discario
Mount Carmel
Walter Eginton
Mainstret
Lockport
N. Y
Eugene FF. Franceschetti
Santa Klara
Busgalo Prov di
Varysburgh Residents Listed Amid Global War Updates
The item lists numerous named individuals across multiple states, likely a wartime casualty or personnel notice, followed by brief official War Department dispatches. It includes an American official report from France highlighting air activity and battlefield quiet, and a British report noting raids, prisoner captures, and heavy losses on the Albert sector. The closing line poses a rhetorical question about a man who pursued a second drink for two for a quarter.
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Albert
Haig
Hinges
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Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo
An old advertisement touts plain mal-sified cocoanut oil as a superior shampoo. It warns soaps and preparations harm scalp by excess alkali, and claims minimal greaseless oil leaves hair soft, bright, and easy to manage. It recommends using water and a small amount of oil for rich lather and thorough cleansing.
Baby Saving Campaign Promises Tangible Results
Dr. Walter H Brown health officer says the Bridgport baby saving campaign will surely yield definite results. Attending weighing stations will resume next Saturday due to the Red Cross Parade and drive this week. Mothers with children under five should bring them for examination so nurses and doctors can advise on needed care.
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Bridgport
Red Cross
Body of Missing Man Found at City Dock
The body of William Supple, a 1620 Park avenue contractor, found floating in the harbor near the city dock. Identified by brother Patrick Eupple, by a prior sighting of a man who fell from the Bridgeport Motor company wharf. Medical Examiner Garlick ruled drowning, not foul play. brother doubts the suicide theory. The disappearance two weeks ago remains surrounded by mystery.
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Park Avenue
City Dock
Supple
Bridgeport Motor Company
Patrick Eupple
Isis
Green
Garlick
Ham in Waterbury Housing Talks Lead to Company Formation
William H. Ham, manager of Bridgeport Housing, attended a Waterbury meeting of representative businessmen last evening. They discussed forming a housing company to pursue such efforts in the area.
Stratford Campaign Opens With Red Cross Drive
Stratford raises about $1000 on first day of Red Cross drive as Minute Women canvass town and tag every car. Red Cross executive committee to meet at Christchurch parish house 8 p.m. tomorrow. Local sports and entertainments promote fund drive including Gulf Versus Muff play at Methodist church. Several residents return from service or travel, Camp Fire Girls and Boy Scouts meet as drive continues.
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Red Cross
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New Haven
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Seaside Park
Fripkin
Aethodist Church
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Ted Cross
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E. B. Wloyd
Fitz
Howard Wakehird
Toozle
Lollis Herrman
Squibbs
Russell L. Peek
Hi Guff
Walter Berger
Ah Mul
Clyde Lewis
Tile Whiffles
Roland Stephens
Sam Gump
William McCann
Abe Snook
George Toocker
Dec Poodle
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Clarence Carpenter
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Robert Peck
Willis Platt
George Dunlap
Albert L. Facey
Main Street
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Camp Devens
William Parks
Boston Navy Yard
Harry Flood
BH. H. J. Hennessy
Valout H. St. John
Washington, D. C
Packard Hall
Boy Scouts
Red Men
Chareh Street
Tree care inquiry about spraying shade trees
A reader asks if there are fruit or shade trees available for spraying and provides contact information for Rarauin with a partial phone cue. The note appears as a brief classifieds or local tip.
934 Men Leave for Camp Upton Friday
Bridgeport will bid farewell to 934 drafted men Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock as the special train bearing the draftees for Camp Upton departs from the Leet railroad station. The men from Division Boat 13 and all six local boards will report Thursday morning at 9 for physicals and to receive passes. they may return home and must report to their boards the following day at noon.
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Bridgeport
Canty Upton
Division Boat 13
Navy recall for Stratfield hotel bartender
A Stratfield hotel bartender, recalled into the naval service, was honored with a dinner at the Newton office where 18 people attended. The guest of honor, Chief Boatswain Mitt, formerly served in the navy and resides in New London. Senator John M. Connecil attended as lastmaster.
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Ryer
Stratfield
Naval Service
Newtown
John M. Connecil
New London
Erickson Gassed in Seicheprey Action
Private Vic Erickson of Company L, 102d United States Infantry, formerly of 33 Cleveland Avenue, was reported seriously wounded, likely at Letchprey on March 17. In a April 21 letter to his sister Esther Erickén, he describes gas poisoning and eye injuries, noting limited reading and light sensitivity while in hospital. He was 19 and had worked as a toolmaker at J. Bullard Machine Tool prior to enlisting last summer.
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Vic 4, Erickson
United States Infantry
Cleveland Avenue
Letchprey
Esther Erickén
Tollows
Erickson
J. Bullard Machine Tool Company
Draftees From Bridgeport Transferred to Devens
Many Bridgeport draftees sent to Camp Upton in the last draft were moved to Camp Devens in the early hours of Monday. The train passed through the city around 7 30 o clock with W T Metcalf of 19 Webster street sending a report from the train. Most of the draftees welcomed the transfer to Devens.
Father John's Medicine Ad Claims Quick Weight Gain
Wasted energy from poor nourishment leaves the body weak. The ad urges taking Father John's Medicine, described as pure and wholesome, to improve absorption after meals and at bedtime. It promises weight and strength gain, claiming safety with no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Petersons Ointment Promises Clear Skin For All
An American druggist touts Petersons Ointment as guaranteed to banish pimples and eruptions or money back. The ad claims healing power for skin conditions including ringworm, eczema, sores, and boils, with testimonials and assurances of wide affordability.
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Keecy
America
W. Burg
Brie
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Suilweer
Bereuit
Caled preparation and War Tar Alt Deuagists at Kekman Lab
fragmented OCR notes refer to Caled preparation mainline falkets and Pepa gens for accomplish good results. mentions Kekman Laboratory Philadelphia and President Wilson's Memorial Day Proclamation with prices listed as 82 Size Sl Size now $1.50.
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Kekman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Red Cross Work in Capable Hands Writes Dr Stokes
NEW HAVEN May 20 That administration of the Red Cross work and funds in France is in capable, strong and efficient hands was stated by Anson Phelps Stokes of Yale just in Paris in a letter to Colonel I M Ullman chairman for Connecticut Red Cross campaign now in full swing today. Mr Stokes said his observations of Red Cross canteens, storage warehouses, unions, hospitals, tuberculosis sanitoria, and other places convinced him that the work is of the largest significance. The central organization at Paris is in the hands of men of the largest ability, character and devotion. The plan of work is well conceived and the American people should be proud of the work being done by the two greatest philanthropic organizations, the Red Cross and the Y M C A.
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Red Cross
Funda
France
Anson Phelps Stokes
Yale University
Justom Paris
I.M. Ullman
Connecticut
Hed Cross
Stokes
Wnions
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Sergeant Lyon Awarded Two Medals for Valor
Sergeant Earl Lyon son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Lyon of 120 Hough avenue has two medals for distinguished action and wears two chevrons for meritorious work while under fire. He enlisted at Seaside Park and serves with the 102d Field Artillery in France as dispatch bearer with 27 trips to Paris on a white horse, aided by two St Bernard dogs. He described the Germans as cowards and crazed Dutchmen. In late 1918 his unit guarded U S docks in London.
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Rirs
Maurice Lyon
Hough Avenue
Lyon
Seaside Park
102D Field Artillery
France
Paris
Lyons
United States
London
How You Can Quickly Remove Hairy Growths
A beauty expert promotes a two step facial hair removal method. Mix powdered delatone with water to form a paste, apply to the face for about three minutes, then rub off and brush the skin to remove all hair. Ensure you obtain genuine delutone to avoid disappointment.
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