Lieut Lockwood and Men in Frontline Night Flight
Official dispatches recount Lieut Milton K. Lockwood observer and Lieut Metook as they fly at the front September 28 29. They endure poor visibility heavy fire and battle conditions as their plane sustains damage including fuselage holes and a near crash while engaging German targets near the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton K. Lockwood
Metook
Albertoon
Lockwood
W. W. Lockwool
North Avenue
Neer Io
Tre
Tackwool
Biltmore
Foccod
General Pershing
Tulsi
Lien
Lockwori
Piet
Rocket
Wren Howe
Iosayvo
Grounded plane survives No Mans Land glide and shelling
An account recalls a crashed aircraft near No Man's Land where the pilot and crew escaped the barbed wire, moved toward safety, and guided French soldiers to a nearby American unit. They witnessed artillery fire, shelling of a village, and improvised shelter as bombardment rained on the area. The observer later reached division headquarters to recount the tale to staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Germany
No Man's Land
Lic
Beck
Headaquar
Cmme
Ombarda
Stabbing Victim Improves After Late Night Incident
Joseph Fetter of S801 Wordin Avenue, subbed on the right side late Wednesday night, is improving at St. Vincent hospital after the stabbing. John Wish of 49% Bus Avenue, arrested at home following a fight with Pedor, was released pending a hearing. Seedor is set to appear in court as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Fetter
Wordin Avenue
St. Vincent Hospital
Horns
Miergeney Hh
John Wish
Bus Avenue
Pedor
Seedor
New Canaan Closes Lodge Halls and Its Theater
Health authorities shut Odd Fellows hall and Tuagamond's lodges as the town halts public spaces amid an influenza scare. Theater doors close after Monday night show. schools stay open with strict health rules and early closures for sick children. Public health measures include frequent washing and air ventilation while community efforts aim to curb the epidemic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canaan
Bnealy
Howe
Odd Fellows Hall
Tuagamond
Merk
Hone
Community Melted Postponed and Indefinitely Abandoned
A Barnura school community center meeting set for tonight has been postponed due to the epidemic and was later abandoned indefinitely. Amid war era rationing, local businesses announce limited deliveries, with one morning delivery and a possible afternoon run. Local notes report illnesses, a death, and community notices reflecting ongoing public health concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnura
Ihe
Deaconess at Sandy Hook Explosion at Radiator For Community Service Shop Hurts Workman
Newtown notes a deaconess and Miss Stowe plan winter arrangements in Mapleton area to aid Sandy Hook residents. Reported injuries follow a radiator shop explosion on Harrison Street where a hose ranged a gasoline tank, leaving worker Senari recovering at home after hospital treatment.
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Sandy Hook
Newtown
Mer
Alvin
Jouve
Ueamitin House
Maapleton
Stowelings
Sandy
Stowe
Deaconess’ Training School
New Haven
McCormick
Slowe
Mapleton
Milk Dealer Alleges Employee Stole Four Hundred Twenty Dollars
Isadore Quakleblum of 126 Beers Street jailed after custody by Detective Fred Helbrook. Charged with embezzlement of 439 dollars. Milk dealer Ni Jeechmont Street alleges Dunklebliit employed as collector failed to remit the amount. arraignment set in City Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isadore Quakleblum
Fred Helbrook
Molice
Dunkletlans
Uelective
Irtmnent
Joseph Needetmei
Jeeechmont Street
Realty Record Quitclaim Deeds Summary
Realty transfer notices list several quitclaim actions. Joan A Pohind conveys land with buildings to John Bmera on Capitol and Hillside avenues. Antoinette Violande of Lon Island City transfers to Rosie Grive on Wheeler Progsre and Janawit blocks. Morris Krentzman sells Federal Street lot with buildings. George C Edwards deeds land on Goddard Avenue to George Alexander Welterlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clahn Deeds
Joan A. Pohind
John B&ém
Hera
Capitol
Hillside Avenues
Antoinette Violande
Lon Island City
Rosie Grive
Lon Ishin City
Piees
Janawit
Wheeler Avenues
Building Company
Toj Morris Krentzman
Federak
George’ C. Edwards
George Alexander Welterlen
Goddard Avenue
Leave Company Estate Belinski Named as Beneficiary
Peter Belinski of Bullard Machine Tool died leaving his estate to the employer as beneficiary under a blanket death insurance policy. Frederick H. Somer welfare worker at the factory was appointed administrator of the estate by Judge Paul L. Milk of Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Belinski
Bullard Machine Tool Company
Belinski
Frederick H. Somer
Paul L. Milk
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Heut, M. Kh. Lockwood
Bridgeport
Matthew the
Ehellsa
Ted Tal
Man
Victir Repper
New Canaan
Walter Stewart & Vom
Ishde
Tocal
Mearl
Sisko
Mast Avenue
Caroline
Meo
Charles Aorule
River Street
Stanley Duryont
Tiudson
Trrown
Mro
Alfred WW. Raymond
Ane
Wichard Rutledze
Iutienada
Amy Tpaltowa
Grapye
Jusgene Af
Tostwick Avenue
Jeridisepark Radiator Company
Harison Street
Woundiy
Senari
Senzi
Joseph I. Keegan
Anna May Corbett
Middletown
Virginia Flankhan
Danbury
Howell Wright
Newhown
Cleveland
Ohio
Robert Tieman
M Herman Memun
Mount Pleasant
Ilfwrence Tillis
Mary McNamara
Dorothy Harris
Park City
W. D. Grant
Glover Avenue
PepSee
BOY Scout
Erade
SEDC
New England
Styles
Gan Metal School
the Kaiser
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