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Milford to Add A Gold Star For Lieut. C. S. Clark
Milford to add a gold star to honor Lieut. Charles Sheldon Clark of Milford who died in France from disease. Clark, 32, served in the Quartermaster corps and Labor Branch with the 318th regiment, leaving a wife and child in Larchmont New York, two sisters in Bridgeport, and a brother with the Coast Artillery in the American Expeditionary Forces. He is the second Milford native to die in World War I and will be listed on Milford’s gold honor roll.
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Milford
France
Charles Sheldon Clark
Thomas Tibball
Army
South
318Th Regiment
Quartermaster Corps
Larchmont
Bridgeport
Lewis Clark
56Th Regiment
Coast Aquitlary. Coms
Suntawae Lodge
A.M
Simon Lake
Cecil Tord
Elwood
Thomas Lake
Miriam
Simon
Winifred
Algonquin Club
G. J. Lake
Herbert Diamond
Maynard
New Haven
William B. MeCarthy
Misa Justine
Imelda Me
Carthy
Hannah Hogan
Lindens
Taft
Winthrop Gregory
Merchant Marine
John Blockley
Camp Dix
Lieutenant Jackson
Nathan Gregory
Guilt Street
Russell Donnelley
Eawin Carr
East Orange
N. J
Ida
Beach
Montclair
N. Y
Woodmont
G. Everatt
St. Peter's
J. Oliver
Devon
Corp
James Farley
Coast Artillery Corps
Newport
R. I
Harry C. Oviatt
Motive Power
East Hartford
Sigel
Milford High School
Raymond Parklee
An of Veers
Otteville
Camp Lee
Milford ‘Crust Company
W. 7. H. Fisheer
Medical Corps
U.S. Army
Fort Oglethorpe
A. D. Litsky
Medical Department of the Army
Chattanooga
John Ackroyd
Lown
Henry Reilly
Walnut Keachy
Democratic Town Committee