Sylvia for Red Cross Delighted Large Southport Audience
Southport October 21 special report describes a large audience enjoying the two act operetta Sylvia staged by the Greenfield Till Library chorus with help from the Black Rock naval base sailors. Marion C. Dunham and Mrs. Wittie M. Holton led music and lyrics, earning credit for a delightful performance that drew crowds from Southport Fairfield and Greenfield. A war rally led by Sergeant Hugh Lesting will follow November 12 at the Pequot library auditorium under the Southport Liberty chorus. Sergeant Losting will discuss America’s opportunity with lantern slides. The Liberty chorus will perform selections as part of the event.
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Southport
Sylvia
Greenfield Till Library
Black Rock
Red Crossi ‘Co
Marion CC. Dunham
Wittie M. Holton
Fairfield
Greenfield
Tiarle Hoskins
Sir Bertram de Lacey
J. Pierson Dunham
Prince Toblytum
Sarmie Doxtater
Willinat
John Wade
Robin
Luella Burr Hull
Sylvis
Lois Othwell
Vetty
Grace Daley
Eila Brath HH
Aramainta
Elizawheth
War Ness
Joosting
France
American Red Cross
Noearly
Tie
America
Losting
Liberty Chorus
Wakeman Memorial
Frederick EH. North
M. R. Pergy
Eit
Alrs. Howard
Man
Filizabeth Judson
Kenry H
Charles EH. Bulkley
Spruce Street
Red Cross
Current Events Club
Gustave T. Bochman
Hartford
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bochman
Warren P. Sherwood
Harbor Road
Torning
Sherwood
Anna Morgan
Stamford
Luin Ti. Switzer
Dorothy M. Taylor
Osborn Place
Elsie Shelton
Stratford
Joseph Smith
Waterbury
James Smith
Kings Highway
Ernest BE. Jennings
Willow Street
Cyril McKeever
United States Navy
Ernest Jennings
Newark
N. J
Main
Ukrainians Ask U S to Consider Aims
Washington D C Ukro Russians urge President Wilson to aid Ruthenian national aspirations during peace talks with Austria Hungary proposing union with another nation as a federal state if full independence is impracticable. Delegation represents about 500000 Ruthenians in the United States.
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Washington
Odt
Wilson
Amerity National Council
Austria-Hungary
United
Red Cross Driver Sends Draft Card From Saloniki
A Red Cross driver Thomas J Walsh registered from Saloniki Greece for Draft Board 4. He formerly lived at 1916 Noble Avenue Bridgeport. The card was accompanied by a September 12 letter from American consular service signed by American consul general George Horton.
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Saloniki
Greece
Thomas J. Walsh
Ehant
American Red Cross
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport
Walsh
American Consular Service
George Te. Horton
JL Bulenikt
Ridgefield Nurse Misreported Dead Reclaims Duty
Ridgefield’s district nurse Miss Enright, ill with pneumonia in Brooklyn, has returned home and resumed duties after being mistakenly reported dead during a Liberty Loan rally. Local relief efforts and Red Cross notes corrected the misinformation.
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Ridgefield
Miss Enright
Dr. Enright
Brooklyn
Liberty Loan
Red Cross
Bliss Sinright
Robert K. Richardson
Pelham Bay Base Hospital
Robert
G. Edmund Allen
Petburg
FL P. Coates
Allen
Arthur Edwards
Bridgehampton
Irs
Congregational Church
Everett Ray Seymor
Widgeheld
State Guard
Meyers
Janes Meyers
James Moyers
Crap Upton
Madison Davis
Fred E. Jarvis
Irrance
Clinton
Arthur
Edward Brevistorensi
Walter Dune
Norwalk
Oliver Banks
Isenest Green
Wilton
Pwo
Pamiby OL
Grip
Tier
Atvs
Artin Davis
Ini
Lawyer Falls Ill Delaying Morning Trial in Common Pleas
Lawyer Lawrence S. Finklestone, counsel for the accused Mary deMarco, is ill with influenza causing a possible continuance. The trial in Criminal Common Pleas was to proceed before a jury today, with Prosecutor Huxford arranging for the case, while deMarco contests a felony acquittal and faces a second jury trial for two separate charges at this term.
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Miay Demareo
Huxford
Asimbel
Lawrence S. Finklestone
Ahe
Mary deMarco
Charity Court
Emferty House
Water Street
Dump Fire Demands Attention of Firemen
A rubbish dump on Padre Street drew a fire response yesterday as flames spread from burning debris. Firemen arrived after 2:20 PM and battled the blaze until nearly 4 PM when the company returned to base.
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Padre Street
Trecesvary
Howe
Wateroon
Bishop Gore Warns Against Military Excess
Boston October 21 Right Reverend Charles Gore bishop of Oxford Ireland spoke at the Boston Federation of Churches warning against overs development of the military system while urging Allies to pursue peace through victory He cautioned against idolizing soldiers and urged mothers not to be fed on war as a noble occupation Probate Court activity lists administrators appointed for Adaline Cava Mary M Troster Catherine Monroe and Charles Ruel as sole heir to his late father’s estate with several minor details about dates and estates
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Boston
Charles Gore
Oxford
Ireland
Dames BR. In
Cava
Adaline
Rose Cava
Lernard PB. Saltman
Mary M. Troster
John J. Orr
Catherine I. Monroe
Thomas J
William J. Monroe
Marty Riri
Charles BR. Ruel
Health Board Warning on Influenza Dangers
Public health boards urge prompt treatment at first cold signs to prevent influenza and pneumonia spread. Guidance promotes bed rest, warmth, and using a home inhaler with Hyomei to curb infection, noting relief and low cost.
Cream Balm for Nasal Congestion Ad
An old advertisement touts Myr’s Cream Balm to relieve cold and catarrh by inserting a small amount into the nostrils. It claims quick relief from blocked airways, dryness, and sneezing, with fragments mentioning antiseptic cream and soothing healing effects.
Sues for Damages Resulting from Fire
Stephen Warwick of New Fairfield sues Adam Singer of Danbury for 125 dollars claiming a brush fire started on Singers land on March 28 caused damage to Warwicks property. Warwick alleges Singer had no permit from the fire warden and was negligent in letting the blaze spread. GREEK CONSUL DEAD. BROOKLINE MASS October 21 Bemosthenes Tei Mageenis general consul of Greece for Boston and New England for more than fifteen years died here. He came to America more than L1 years ago and was decorated with the Cross of the Saviour.
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Stephen Warwick
New Sairfield
Adam Singer
Danbury
Sing
Warwick
Newfield
Taft
Singer
Grenk
Brookline
Mass
Bemosthenes Tea Mmagenis
Greece
Boston
New England
America
Crews of Neutral Ships Barred from New York Shores
New York on October 21 saw immigration authorities enforce a prohibition on crews of neutral ships going Ashore. The rule aims to curb forking of information to enemy powers and will apply nationwide under a State Department ruling. It covers all crew members except ship masters aboard.
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New York
Postponement of Tolhard steel camera launch
New London Conn Oct 21 It was announced today that the launching of the steel camera Tolhard at Groton Iron Works yard has been postponed until November.
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New London
Conn
Tolhard
Groton Irion Works
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