Obituary Notices of Local Residents in Turbulent Week
Multiple notices report deaths from pneumonia and Spanish influenza across Warren Street and surrounding areas. George Weldon of Warren Street dies at St Vincent's after a week of illness. Natalie Bundock of Seaview Avenue dies at home aged 28. Lillian Malone and Jennie Wood noted for large funeral attendances. Others include Edward Tracey, Emily Jenkins, and Patrick Darragh among several local residents. Funerals held at local chapels with mass services and interments at St Michael's and Lakeview cemeteries. mourners and survivors listed for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Weldon
George Wellon
Warren Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Mr. Weldon
Seauth Bend
Warner Bros. Sarage
James
Edward
Henry
Cullinan, Mullins and Buckley Co
Golden Hill Street
Cred Heart
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Natalie Rose Bundock
Natalie Rose
Henry J. Bundock
Seaview Avenue
Mia
Vervane
Elliot
Joseph
Fred
Rodewick
Theresa
Constance
M. Z. Gannon
Lilian Biatone
Lillian Malone
Tranistan Avenue
Alexander Alison, Jr
First Presbyterian Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Frederick Derrick
Martin Kane
Frederick Holbrook
Patrick Lynch
John Garrity
Harry Leahy
Marty Eucas
Mary
Lawrence Lucia
Fairfield
Emily E. Jenkins
Worcester Hospital
Chara Larson
Loomis Street
Thalkov
G. In. Knollmeyer
Wiford
Women's Relief Corps
Waltham
Mass
Caine
Charles E
Edwin A
George W. Carpenter
Carrie Franklin
Mary Gammell
Clara Larson
George Bush
William H. Potter
Devon
Walter J. Blair
Lewis Blair
Cleveland Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Charles J. J. Shelly
Gillian Sullivan
James McDonald
John J. Phelan
William L. Whelan
Richard Cullen
Albert Blair
Edward Rinko
St. Michael's Cemetery
Gregory Petrowshky
Gregory Petrowsky
Rourke and
Boucher
Main Street
Meron Street
Peter Beluski
Rourke
Gertrude Ladner
Easton
James J. Barnes
James J. Parnes
Logan Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Terrance B. Smith
M. H. Glynn
Frederick O'Leefe
William Higgins
Patrick J. Green
John Byrne
Michael Glynn
John Wainer
George Wainer
Capital Avenue
Holy Trinity Church
Fourth Liberty Loan Report From Bridgeport Date
Bridgeport banks prepare to report the fourth Liberty loan subscriptions to New York with a statewide target around 12 million dollars. Officials expect final figures this afternoon as some plants have yet to report and late payments are urged to secure faith in the bonds. Many subscribers owe initial payments and banks hold blanks to finalize sales and prevent losses, aiding over subscription. The city’s honor flag was flown over City Hall under the Stars and Stripes amid Liberty loan activity and plans to display near Liberty loan headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
New York
Liberty Loan
City Hall
State Street
Court Exchange Building
Registration Office Banner Highlights 2500 Rooms for Rent
Bridgeport branch of the United States Homes Registration Service displayed a banner near 303 Fairfield Avenue announcing 2500 rooms to rent in all sizes and prices. J H Greene, in charge, urged applicants to notify the office when rooms are rented to avoid wasted trips and delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
United States Homes Registration Service
Fairfield Avenue
U. S. Homes Registration Service
J. H. Greene
Hotel Guest Rescued From Gas Poisoning At Stratford
Joseph Ciglar, proprietor of the American hotel at Stratford and Seview avenues, saved guest William Collins from possible death by gas fumes discovered in Collins room. Collins revived after Ciglar traced the odor, opened the door, and found him on the bed. Harrison Overseas reports Y M C A service member Tred W. Harrison has arrived safely overseas in France, per a cablegram to his wife at 1002 Norman Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collins
Stratford
Seview Avenues
Joseph Ciglar
Ciglar
Collins
Harrison
Tred W. Harrison
France
Norman Street
Isolation hospital opened in Stratford for influenza patients
Stratford authorities convert the Ely house on Stratford avenue into a two family facility to house up to about 25 influenza patients. Doctors will treat their own patients and fees may be charged if payable. A nurse will staff the facility and Minute Women with the Red Cross coordinate nursing and meals. Major effort by locals to care for strangers and townspeople during the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tratford
Ta Ely
Stratford Avenue
Hard’s Corner
James Lally
Seleck
Selleck
Selectman
Cospital Bunting
Ely
Harry Barnes
Dob
George F. Lewis
Lewis
Stratford
Bridgeport
Red Cross
Packard Hall
C. ©. Kennedy
Kennedy
Christchurch
Europe
Lane
William Morehouse
Treasury Medals For Boy Scouts Aided Bond Sales
Seventy one scouts will wear U S Treasury medals for selling ten or more Liberty bonds. Total bonds sold by scouts reach 1308, valued at 127 050 dollars. Names listed include Troop leaders and many scouts across multiple troops, from Troop L to Troop 32, with numerous first and last names in each group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Treasury
Wayne Thrall
Alfred Keller
Isadore Groenstein
Louis Sehneider
John Sarabinos
Tred Nichols
Oliver Andrews
Walter Tyler
Leonard Shaw
Travel@ Marks
Jennath Walker
Wiliam Samilton
Michael Strauss
Leo Strauss
Flarold Friedman
William Banny
Richard Osborne
William Thlson
Guard Pawson
Tohn c O R. Storrs
Kenneth Wallace
Frank Marsh
William Crouch
Roy Crouch
Harold Smith
Julius Sherman
Proep
Lawrence Alling
Palemer Senior
Donald Kimball
John Tansey
Toney Chhiline
Trving Goldstein
Joseph Moscovitz
Clark Smith
Elmore Lyfort
Wiliam Butterfeld
William Tansey
Arla Weeher
Raymond Watt
Tohn Watersr
Charles Ferron
Elwood Stanley
Carlton Weidenhammer
Ronald Oxford
Ohn Whewaxs
Daniel Antihr
Geerra
Ryper
Sturges Hurlburt
Richard Myrerett
Morean Tawson
Cecil Hongland
Wwillittum Howking
Henry C. Hurlburt
William Angliss
William TH. Wright
Chauncey A. Jenson
Robert G. Hull
William Ortlenp
Robert Emmons
Charles Wheeler
Joseph Milnick
Tak
Serater Arch
Edward Barratt
Food Sprague
Jesse Williams
George Th. Linnquist
Edward Reiche
Marvin Marshall
J. ¢. Johnson
Ron- John Z. Tedlock
Robert Schafer
Motorcycle Rider Injured After Collision With Truck
Adam Chihoski 18 of 86 was injured when his motorcycle was struck by a truck at Broad and Cannon streets last evening at 6 15. He suffered contusions and abrasions to the left knee and was treated at Emergency hospital and sent home. He was dragged about 20 feet after impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Chihoski
Cannon Street
Broad and
Cannon Streets
Harry H. Weis
Struck by Auto Truck Injures Stratford Youth
Ernest Erickson aged 14 of 36 Morehouse Street Stratford was struck by an auto truck yesterday at 6 pm. He suffered a lacerated right hand and abrasions to the right leg and was treated at the Emergency hospital before being moved to Bridgeport hospital by Dr. Harry H. Weis. He is listed in stable condition. The report notes first aid at the scene and transfer to Bridgeport hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Erickson
Morehouse Street
Bridgeport Hospital
Bridgeport
Harry H. Weis
Mae
Vivian
Long Island
Ceare
First
Jas. Lally
Harold C. Lovell
Charles Abercrombie
David L. Rhoades
George Bateman
Olaf
Stratford
Rail stocks rise as war peace boosts markets
In New York, railroad shares rebounded after the wartime dip, with averages showing gains since the prior December and anew strength in high grade securities. Copper prices and Liberty Loan proceeds touch notable milestones as investors seek safety with solid returns.
Grain Market Buoyed by Peace Rumors and Demand Outlook
New York, Oct 22 The corn market rose briefly on peace rumor optimism before fading to a waiting stance as traders priced potential export demand from peace prospects. Prices shifted with evening reports, while oats showed modest gains and losses amid uncertain demand and policy signals on war contracts. Central Leather reports weaker quarterly performance but solid nine month surplus, with dividends fully covered by earnings after fixed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Central Leather Company
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Jennie Wood
Jennie
Harry Wood
Andover Street
St. Peter's Church
Anna
Trivaiskis
George Trivailskis
Hancock Avenue
Mountain Grove
Roeland Ross
Roland Ross
Esterday
Joi B. McNamara
John B. McNamara
Fort Slocum
B. McNamara
Olive Street
St. Augustine’s Church
William
Charles
Lea
Sadie
Elizabeth
St Michael's Cemetery
Telesphore Thibault
Wordin Avenue
St. Anthony's Church
Philip Massicotte
Simon
Hyppolite
August Thibault
Philip
Wilfred Leduc
Ethel M. Wallace
Myrtle Beach
Sacred Heart Church
P. H. McClean
Milford
Katherine Lombard
Helena W. Millerd
Norwalk
Helena Millerd
John Larkin
Mary Flynn
Chester Bayliss
Emil Yiebold
William Toomey
Joseph Levine
John Shepard
James Barnes
Edward E. Tracy
Edward A. Tracey
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Alva. M. Small
Howard Avenue
Calamiba Graphaphone Co
Remington Arms Co
New York State
St. Peter's TL. C. Church
Patrick J. Darragh
Patrick Ae Darragh
Naval Hospital
Brooklyn
Darragh
Navy
Patrick Darragh
Cathering Street
Carroll Gaines
Mary Strangs
Otto Rhode
Stamford
William Madden
Philadelphia
Nellie Darragh
John
Michael
Francis Maher
Beazle
William Maher
St. Mary’s
Katherine
Maria
Dorothy
Thomas
Frank Biaco
Frank Bieco
Lexington Avenue
Clifford E. Logee
M. J. Gannon
John Street
Richard PR. Moore
Mountain Grave Cemetery
Treasury
Wenty
NEA Yoris
Southern Pacific
Indust
Bear Itia
Plovee-Arrow
Motorgroup
Studebaker
Willys-Overland
Muswell
iPierce-Arrow
Pierce-Arrow
Bethlehem Steel
U. S
American Sugar Preferred
American Beet Sugar Preferred
Baldwin Locomotive
Baldwin
Unguaranteed Industries
CG. A. Morse
Clark, Childs & Co
Middle West
Dorsen Dry Goods Company
Middle St
Ameri Marconi
Burns Bros Ice
Chev Motors
Manhattan Tran
AD Nor Americln
Smith Motor
United Motors
Wayne Coal
ABC Metals
Atlanta
Big Ledge
Booth Mining
Tos
Mon
Cal
Jerome
Caledonia
Canals Copper
Cash Boy
Arizona
Great Bend
Hattie Gold
Hecla Mining
Jerome Verde
Jim Butler
North Star
Bridgeport Transportation Association
Eastern Motor Trucking Terminal
Kossuth St
W. H. Isham
Cannon St. Barnum
Bridgeport Horse Auction
Overland Motel
Max Tabolowitz
OWA
Iowa
Hamilton Bros
Leading Horsemen OF
Connecticut
Barium
the Kaiser
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