Bethel Trails in War Stamp Sales Effort
Bethel's War Savings Stamp drive shows only 14890.49 dollars in sales to date, far short of goals. Local chairman I F Terry urged renewed public urgency, aiming for at least one stamp buyer per household to boost participation within six weeks. The committee planned reminders and broad outreach in Bethel.
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Bethel
War Savings Stamp Committee
I. F. Terry
Tre
Banbury
Bethel Street
Connecticut Woman Writer Dies Suddenly
SEYMOUR Nov 18 Word was received here today of the death in Fittsburgh yesterday from pneumonia of s. Gertrude Mor ris who had been employed at various times by the Ansonia Sentinel New Britain Journal Courier and New Britain Herald She led her father forher husband one son and 6 Mas dbury Moore of New Britain from whose home the funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon Railway Co has deemed it advis able to adopt the former schedule on the east side extension after having greatly inconvenienced the people for the past month in with drawing the day service. The town officers have had several con ferences with the officials of the road during the past two weeks and had threatened to take the matter to the Public Utilities commission if the compa had not restored the tomer service at once.
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Seymour
Fittsburgh
S. Gertrude Morris
Ansonia Sentinel
New Ibuyen Journal-Courier
New Britain Herald
Pittsburgh
Forher
Mas
Dbury Moore
New Britain
Miami
Mnes
Harry Slaycroft
Chestnut Street
William 3K. Thompson
Greenwich
Bethel
Peter McDonald
Greenwood Avenue
Fairfield
Redding
Westport
Waston
United
Everett Leton
William J. Granville
Mond EK. Randall
Charles J. Saunders
William VW. Paulding
War Bureau
Ortobber
Fairfields Garden Club
Memorial Library
Leonard Barrow
The
Garden Magazine
Picture Gardens of
America
J. A. Barton
Red Cross
Beach Road
Barton
Pfairfield
Bridgeport
Ware
C. Wurtzen
William H. Donaldson
M. Mortenson
I. West
John A. Forsyth
Henry S. Glover
Francis Carroll
United States Navy
Pine Creek Road
Thomas Mannion
Beede Road
New York
Navy Yard
William Tt. Donaldson
New York City
Anna Marie Gould
William H. Gould
Marie Coverdale
Osborn Hall
G. W. Haggerty
Coverdale
Isolation Hospital
Bitro-Phosphate Promoted To Boost Nerve Vitality
An old health note touts five grain Bitro-Phosphate tablets with each meal to guard against influenza and pneumonia, claiming rapid conversion to nerve tissue and vitality. It cites eminent physicians and notes availability at druggists.
Southport War Rally Date Brought Forward to Nov 26
Southport shifts the big war rally to November 26 at the Pequot library auditorium. Miss Madeleine Jaffray, a Croix de Guerre decorated Englishwoman wounded in action, will speak on reconstruction in France with lantern slides. The Southport Liberty chorus, under J Nelson Hutchison, will perform as the event remains free and open to all.
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Southport
Pequot Library
Hugh Lofting
Howard W. Wakeniin
Madeleine B. Jaffray
Jaffray
France
Amei
J. Nelson Hutchison
Southport Liberty Chorus
Nick Garofolia
St. Vincent's Hospital
Arthur Adams
Bridgeport
James Gallagher
Greens Farms Road
Howard N. Wakeman
Pequot Road
New York City
Samuel S. Jennings
Centre Street
Sherman School
William Taylor
Osborn Place
Pequot School
Margaret Flask
Willow Street
Clarence B. Sturges
Sasco Hill
Wakemin Memorial Building
William Paulding
Charles Hawkins
Hulls Tarms Road
Metzer Held for Sedition Utterances on Victory Day
Gus Metzer of 1209 Barnum Avenue was arrested by the Department of Justice for seditious utterances against President Wilson and statements condemning U S participation in the war. He was arraigned in New Haven and bound over for trial in Hartford on espionage act charges following Armistice Day protests in Bridgeport.
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Gus Metzer
Barnum Avenue
Wilson
Germany
Department of Justice
United States
New Haven
United States District Court
Hartford
Metzer
Bridgeport
Jail Bootlegger for Sales to Service Men
STARTFORD November 13 A short U S District Court session in Stratford saw Judge Eawin Thomas sentence William Daley of Norwich to three days in jail for selling liquor to soldiers and sailors. Daley, a known bootlegger, has been in jail since August 20 with the sentence dated to that day.
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Startford
U. S. District Court
Eawin
Thomas
William Daley
Norwich
Trinity College Receives Cady Architecture Library Collection
Hartford November 13 Trinity College library receives a valuable donation from architect Cleland Cady. The collection includes about 875 volumes and over 2000 photographs focusing on architecture. Cady has practiced since 1870 and designed buildings for Yale College the Metropolitan Opera Manse Wesleyan Williams and Trinity. Coroner investigates fatal automobile accident on Gran Street with hearings resuming. a six year old, John Throp, died after being struck by a car on Burrowge Street and witnesses will be examined.
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Hartford
Cleveland Cady
Trinity College Library
John J. Phelan
Vinerent Tossell
Parallel Street
Gran Street
Russell Boy
Hospi
John Throp
Khuhbara
Two Suits From Same Collision In Court Today
Two civil cases from a highway crash between Stratford and Whintington are set for trial before Judge Hair in the Superior Court. D. N. Clark of Huntington is not a defendant. L. Tredennick and Meriden firm sue for 1009 plus triple damages, alleging Clark was on the wrong side. Cliffora Wombra of New Britain sues for 628.70 plus triple damages for alleged machine damage.
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Stratford
Whintington
Aged Milford Resident Wins Divorce Decree
A Milford man, Charles T Hawes, 77, was granted a divorce from Elizabeth J Hawes, 49, after Superior Court Judge Joseph R Taylor and Jaden Waines accepted the report. Co respondents James Brown and ae Hawes 28 were named as relatives. testimony cited Mrs Hawes' friendliness with them and motor involvement in several alleged con isiey incidents. The Telegram had reported the recommendation last week.
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Charles T Hawes
Milford
Elizabeth J. Hawes
Jaden Waines
Superior Court
Acc
Joseph R. Taylor
Norwalk
Hawes
James Brown
Ae L. Hawes
Butler and Wife Sue Tobers for Accident
James Butler and Katharine Cutter of Gaston Mass sue Edward and Taychen Tober for injuries from a November 12 collision on Main Street and Washington. Butler seeks $2,000 for loss of his wife's services. Mrs Tauber asks $4,000. Suit returnable to the Superior court December term.
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James Butler
Katherine Cutter
Gaston
Mass
Edward
Taychen Tober
Butler
Tovar
Main Street
Washille
Airs. Tauner
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