Soldiers voting rights while home on election day
Hartford reports Attorney General Hinman states soldiers and sailors home on election day may vote if they already voted in camp. unopened envelopes must be preserved. Garden City quota outlines quotas by boards for November 5 1918, with up to 130 men to be sent total. Noted: nearly 1 006 000 British lives sacrificed by October 17.
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Hartford
George E. Hinman
Tog
Garden City
L. I
Ex-Postmaster Stricken Ridgefield Mourns Death
Rufus H. Seymour age 69 died after a Saturday stroke at his Ridgefield home. Former postmaster appointed by Roosevelt in 1908 and served to 1912. Survived by widow and six children including Everett Ray Seymour killed in France. Funeral set for Tuesday afternoon. Mail carrier Lester C. Russell reportedly resigns as local rural carrier.
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Ridgefield
Rufus H. Seymour
Seymour
Roosevelt
Everett Ray Seymour
France
Lester C. Russell
Gold Star on Service Flag Conducting Investigation Honors
Southport reports the death of Private George Smith 28 of Glen Cove Long Island from wounds in France. A gold star is placed on the Bedford service flag. Other Bedford employees John Brock Frederick Colby John Cummings serve in the army.
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Smith
Southport
George Smith
Edward T. Bedford
France
Peter Smith
Glen Cove
L. I
Bedford
John A. Brock
Frederick Colby
John Cummings
Clark Griffith
Washington Safepad Club
T. Newton Hawkins
United States Navy
Frederick A. Hawkins
Hulls Farms Road
Hawkins
New York
Allingtown
Mabel Jennings
Graduate Nurses’ Club
Bridgeport
Army Nurses’ Corps
New Haven
Jennings
Maple Street
Cannal
Frederick
Bishop
Tks Road
Evelyn G. Bishop
United War Work Fund
John H. Perry
George W. Phillips
Joseph Hetzel
Virginia Perry
Northrop
Eliza Pike
Henry H. Rennell
George Sg. Thigteke
Howard N. Wakeman
Pequot Library
Hugh Lotting
America
Schuyler Merritt
Stamford
Frank ©. Morgan
Willow Street
Harry Stewart
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Main Street
William Egbert
Spruce Street
L. F. Sherwood
Current Events Club
Red Cross
Wakeman Memorial
King’s Daughters
Charles E. Bulkley
Cardelia
Edwin B. Inglis
Osborn Place
Joseph Smith
Waterbury
James Smith
King’s Highway
Louis C. Larson
Frances Harris
F. Sherwood Harris
Providence
Sherwood
Rufus P. Sherwood
Harbor Road
Edwin Dineen
Fined $115 for Rumpus At the A. and B. Plant
John Bovatta, 28, of 49 Pem broke street, will spend 115 days in county jail unless his friends pay $115 for his fine and costs from a breach of peace charge. He was arrested at the American and British Manufacturing plant after refusing to queue for pay and allegedly drew a gun threatening Special Policemen May and Joy while en route to the Second precinct station.
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John Bovatta
Pembroke Street
North Avenue
American and British Manufacturing Company
May and Joy
U M C Chef Robbed While Serving Soup
A UF ALC plant restaurant chef was robbed during a noon aid gesture. Thieves entered the basement eatery and took money from workers, stripping 49 iron men of their earnings. An accused employee failed to reveal where the funds went. police seek suspects.
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UF. Alc
Hoover Gompers Appeal Piffle Says Rep Fess
S D Fess a Republican Congressional committee chairman arriving home in Yellow Springs denounces Hoover Hoover's appeal as an attempt to capitalize the blood of the boys dying in France He also dismisses Gompers psychological appeal saying voters won't be stampeded by a timed and preannounced report. Governors to meet to set clinic visit times and elect a medical staff chairman at the welfare building.
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Springfield
S. D. Fess
Republican Congressional Committee
Yellow Springs
Samuel Gompers
Hoover
France
Gompers
Board of Governors
Bright electric fixtures for parlor and dining room
A catalog of electric lamps and lighting fixtures offers piano lamps, mahogany finish lamps, shades in amber rose blue pink and green, silk braids curtains and finishes. Describes dozens of styles from boudoir lamps to art metal lamps, wall brackets, showers, hall lights and indirect lighting bowls with various finishes and generous discounts.
Comfort Against the Sharpest Breeze
A description of a garment or shelter that turns aside strong winds and keeps the wearer snug and comfy, emphasizing warmth and protection in challenging weather conditions. The text foregrounds durable materials and thoughtful design to maintain comfort despite cold or gusty air.
Manly New Stationery for Men’s Friends
Manly and fine new stationery designed for close friends. Crane's Japanese linen sheets and large envelopes, boxed 125 for $4.50. Club letters on heavy bond, generous sheets, envelopes. Crane's kid finish paper set, 96 envelopes, 72 sheets, 24 cards for $4. Main floor rear store display.
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Crane
Legati
Stylish warm wool coat sale for women
Special limited time offer for women features long wool coats lined to the waist with Skinner satin and bone buttons. Choose from 17 models in colors like black navy tan wisteria green burgundy taupe and brown. Regular price reduced from over 33 to 29 during the sale.
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Flat Rock
Patrick McCarthy
Bayer
McCormick Boot Shop
Main St
John T. McCormick
McCormick’s Boot Shop
Riker
Rogers
Sheffield
Sheffield Plate Reproductions
G.W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Main St. Arcade Corner
Meeps
Connecticut State Library Association
Bridgeport Public Library
Norwalk
John J. Phelan
Henry A Smith
South Wilton
Danbury
Boston
Hoover-Gompers
Rep
Fess
Arraia
Ayaila
Tiowland
Howland
Fairfield Ave
Cannon Street
Coun
Art
Silk
Manly and Fine New
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Howland Dry Goods Company
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