Obituary notices for Walter Christensen Thorp Kehoe and McCorry
Obituaries list William Frank Walter funeral at 8 pm at 12 Oak Street conducted by Rev Jep son. Also noted are Theodore Christensen dying after pneumonia with funeral at 1:30 pm at the family home and private services at the Scandinavian Mission Church. Lawrence Oliver Tappe dies after scarlet fever with private Saturday services. Charles Judson Thorp dies at the Nichols home. funeral Friday 8:30 am with burial in Nichols cemetery. Michael F Kehoe dies at 214 Connecticut Avenue. high mass at 9 am in Blessed Sacrament Church with burial at St. Michaels. Albany announces Wi McCorry named manager of Albany Eastern League team.
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Wiliam F. Walter
William Frank Walter
Oak Street
William HB. Jepson
St Luke's Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Theodore Christensen
Center Street
Marthine
Thora Christensen
J. Henriksen
T. Tobinson
Hans Christensen
Scandinavian Mission Church
Fifth Street
Mountain Grove
Lawrence O. Tappe
Lawrence Oliver
Lillian C. Stadtler
Edward A. Tappe
Stadtler Park
Englewood Isolation Hospital
Isolation Hospital
Herbert S. Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
Park Cemetery
Charles J. Thorp
Charles Judson Thorp
Nichols
St John’s Lodge of Masons of
Stratford
Thorp
Trumbull
Maud Smith Thorp
N. Dibble
A. HE
Maude Thorp
Michael F. Kehoe
Michael I. Kehoe
Connecticut Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Miche's Cemetery
Albany
N. C
Wi McCorry
McCorry
Pittsfield
Mass
A E F on Rhine Has Good Time
The article notes light meals and decent morale among American forces on the Rhine with healthy troops and few outbreaks. It mentions quarantine for field punishment and reports on insignia absence among soldiers. It highlights leaders like Henry T. Allen and W. W. Harts and notes senators visiting home towns.
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A. of D
Henry T. Alen
To- Gay
Rhine
W. W. Harts
Paris
Trains to Go Ahead an Hour as Daylight Saving Time Starts
New Haven reports no official statement yet from the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad on train operation with daylight saving time, but trains are expected to be advanced one hour to conform. Connecticut’s fish and game commission shows 1919 hunters licenses brought in 91,278 dollars, Hartford County contributing 6,897 and New Haven County 6,885, with 27,058 total resident licenses across the state. Nonresident licenses numbered 181 and alien licenses 167.
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New Haven
April
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Massachusetts
Connecticut
State Fish and Game Commission
Hartford County
New Haven County
New London County
Fairfield County
Windham County
Litchfeld
Middlesex County
Tolland County
Coun
Easy 10 Darken Your Gray Hair
An advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound as a home treatment to darken gray hair naturally and evenly. It claims inexpensive prep and ready-to-use product available in drugstores, with a sponge or brush to apply strands, promising darker, glossy, youthful hair after one or two applications.
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Wyeth
K Wyeth
Danbury Boy Wins First Army Essay Prize
Alexander H. Printz of 69 Jefferson Avenue Danbury Connecticut was named winner of the first prize in the Springfield army recruiting district war department essay contest for pupils in the subject What are the benefits of an enlistment in the army The recruiting district covers five western Massachusetts counties and Connecticut with entries from numerous CT towns and cities and from 21 CT communities
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Alexander H. Printz
Jefferson Avenue
Danbury
Springfield
War Department
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Haven Railroad Orders 40 Large Freight Locomotives
The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad announces it is contracting for 40 large freight locomotives to operate on the Shore Line. Delivery is promised during July and August, freeing smaller engines for other lines. Yard and terminal work at Cedar Hill and Providence resumes, with hopes for substantial completion by year end.
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New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Cedar Hill
Providence
First Funeral Ship Arrives With 87 Soldiers' Bodies
The Nansemond, first American funeral ship from Europe, arrived in New York with 87 bodies from English base hospitals. Relatives gathered at the dock to receive flag draped coffins as plans were made to ship them to their final resting places today.
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New York
Nansemond
Europe
England
Mikado in Bridgeport Presented by Weber Opera Club
Gilbert and Sylvan's Mikado will be staged by the Weber Opera club with Day Nurseries of the Associated Charities on April 13 14 at the High school auditorium. Proceeds fund the West End Day Nursery building. Forty chorus voices and a fifteen piece Bridgeport orchestra will accompany a cast of noted locals led by Elis Lundberg Robert Kirk Norma Weber and others.
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Gilbert and Sylvan
Weber Opera Club
Associated Charities
Bridgeport
New West End
Lena Mazon
Bernsley
Margaret Swailes
Joseph Wieler
Eugens Hebbard
H Rempfer McAvoy
Elis Lundberg
Robert Kirk
Norma Weber
Robert Millard Ropert Weber, Jr
Tirec
Wyman Smith
August Berger
Connecticut County Tax Figures From The Tesla Record
Hartford six thousand nine hundred eighty seven dollars New Haven six thousand eight hundred eighty five dollars New London three thousand five hundred eleven dollars Fairfield five thousand nine hundred sixty nine dollars Windham two thousand four hundred twenty seven dollars Litchfield two thousand seven hundred twenty eight dollars Middlesex one thousand nine hundred ninety Tolland one thousand sixty one dollars
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Tes
Hartford
New Haven
New London
Fairfield
Windham
Litchfield
Middlesex
Tolland
Field Mice Work Havoc on Connecticut Orchards
The Connecticut State Board of Agriculture at a Capitol meeting opposed daylight saving and appealed to Governor Coolidge to veto a Massachusetts measure. Reports of field mice causing extensive apple tree damage were presented, with counties noting tens of thousands in losses and winter conditions hindering mice from burrowing.
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Hartford
State Board of Agriculture
Capitol
Leonard H. Healey
Calvin Coolidge
Massachusetts
Marcus H. Holcomb
Wilson H. Lee
Orange
South
New Haven
Derby
Connecticut
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