Cardinal Gibbons Given Legion of Honor by France
Cardinal James Gibbons of Baltimore accepted the French government’s decoration of a Legion of Honor officer. In a letter to Ambassador Jusserand, he praised France and the French people for aiding civilization and liberty, recalling the allies in the war and the unity of nations.
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Baltimore
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Cardinal Gibbons
Washington
France
Jusserand
United States
Real Estate Deeds Record Several Transfers and Quit Claim Actions
Realty records list multiple warranty deeds and quit claim transfers. Names include Miller, Michael J. Jordan, and William Tobin among others transferring land with buildings on various streets. Several transactions name Stella B. Wicks Yank Sven Ningsen Edward Mopkings Jacob Levy Read Austin Seeley and others.
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Rank Miller
Michael J. Jordan
Falloak Atreet
William Tobin
John Wolain
Fifth Street
Stella B. Wicks
Yank Svenningsen
Blneck Rack Avenue
Edward F. Mopkings
Veto Benedetto
Ian
Read Street
Anna Richter
Harry A. Duantman
Austin Strack
Sofie Lipsits
Jacob Levy
Seeley Street
Thomas Sheedy
Margaret A. Smith
Lewis Street
W. Gerald Lineburgh
Walter TF. Itnsey
Madison Avenue
Thomas FF. Abartin
Amler
Read and Welsey Streets
Bellows Walls Trust Company
Bellows Falls
Capital Savings Bank and Truste Company
Kelsey
Read
Rederick A. Cooper
Flose Plotake
Uiereon
Olive Street
Irancis W. Marsh
Edward L. Chaves
Lizzie N. Graves
William G. Lineburgh
Ferick J. Bauer
Austin Stre Epple
Sayings Bank
Lacey R. Blackman
Leinjeniin
Terry
Lo Lucey J. Blackman
Transon Avenue
Julius Wis
Irma Wassay
Discovery of Phosphate Boosts Strength and Vigor
An old newspaper note touts a phosphate compound Bitrophosphate as a nerve and blood strengthener. Citing doctors and hospital reports, it claims increased red cells and improved vitality, urging use with meals and availability from War ng Drug Co.
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New-York
Frederick Kolle
New York
Who's Who
Joseph Dyarrigan
Wartigen Drug Co
Two Land Gifts to States for Park Use
The state park commission announces two land gifts for park use. Miss Rarah Gee donates near Mashamoquet Brook in Pomfret including 11 acres and 24 more acres purchased, with hardwoods and a gorge. The White Memorial Foundation gifts 2000 acres in Kent with Macedonian Brook, mountains over 2400 feet, and extensive woods. dedicated to park and forest purposes with a no hunting ban announced.
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Marte Ord
State Park Commission
Rarah Gee
Wood's Hole
Mass
Pomfret, Lles
Momfret
Mashamoquet Brook
Hartford and
Providence
Parchouse
White Memorial Foundation of
Litchfield
Kent
Candle Mountain
New York State
Community Notes From Trumbull and Surroundings
Obituary notes: Cilady Linda Terhune, daughter of Al and Mrs George S Terhune, died after a short illness with pneumonia. Sunday school program and a silk flag presentation at Congregational church. New minister Rev Arthur Richmond spoke. Red Cross auxiliary to meet. William Raymond Parks wed Annie Virginia Johnson at parsonage. Local residents and town officials active, with plans for an honor roll and voter registration at town hall.
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Trumblel
Ciladys Linda
George S. Terhune
Aiihiur
Richmond
Red Cross
Churel
William Raymond Parks
Annie Virginia Johnson
Arthur Richmond
Barr
Ward
Wiliam Pat
Annie Birks
Rumbult
Mrno
Windsor
Samuel Ward
Ara
John
Kong Hill
Predus M
Sftors
Devon Town Meeting Pins $3,000 for Modern Chemical
Devon residents praised adjourned town meeting for approving a $3,000 appropriation to buy a modern chemical fire apparatus for Devon Hose Company. The session also approved road improvements, a $374,917.30 budget with 19 mills tax, and plans to acquire a $1,500 site for a new Fire Department at Walnut Beach.
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Devon
Board of Finance
Devon Hoso Company
Rivercliff
Board of Winanee
Board of Wire Commissioners
Walent Beach
Fire Board
White Beach
Trinket
Treasure Clib
Milford
George R. Sceer
Socor
Aviation Corps
Board of Fire Commissioners
Wok
John Barnes
AC Spring Street
Bullard Machine and Foot Company
Bridgeport
East Main Street
Startford Avenue
Bareth
Truman
Arry MM. Barnes
United States
Camp Creenleaf
Chattanooga
Park
Ua. Mus
Secor Wi
Minerge HH
Secor
Colonial
Helphts
Poneral
Ar. Drake
Reowins
Ol' M. Drate
Hawley
Winsted
Uiaurel Avenue
Willnut Beach
Waterbury Yeatendays
Bright i
Willi
Bright O
Lenos Avenue
Walia
Mthel MM. Witthire
Imothan
Wilkes
Bastroy Mytile Leach
Trev. A.edf. McClean
St. Mary's
Vegebeny
Ruenat
Ammonia Tank Explosion Kills Three in Tort Smith Plant
Arkansas, Oct. 23. A tank of ammonia exploded in the basement of the Tort Smith Coffee company four story building causing a blaze that damaged the structure and an adjacent building. Three people were killed and many others injured as workers leaped from windows and used fire escapes to escape the flames. Property damage estimated near $500,000.
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TORT
Tort Smith Coffee Company
Coffees Company
Communion for YFOCH Seeks Catholic Unity in Support
James A Noberty urges Knights of Columbus to highlight General Foch’s appeal asking whether any loss of life will be definitively known until a census is taken. Catholic children are urged to pray for Mars and recall the request made through Signor William Barnes, chaplain at Oxford, who traveled to the United States for Cardinal Gibbons’ reception.
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New York
James A
Knights of Columbus
Foch
William Barnes
Oxford University
United States
Cardinal Gibbons
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