Dolan Narrowly Escapes Death at Fairfield Beach
Job Dolan of 402 Went Avenue, a member of No 1 Chemical Co, narrowly escaped drowning at Fairfield Beach when pulled from the water by Lieutenant Thomas Owen. Dolan and a companion were about 100 yards offshore. first aid was given at the Emergency Hospital after they were brought ashore. Other bath incidents sent two youths to the hospital for stitches and minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job Dolan
Avenue
No. 1 Chemical Co
Fatur
Fairfield Beach
Thomas Owen
Dolan
Bowen
Font
First District Republican Club
Yestern
David Young
Young
B. J. Coyle
Andrew ‘Wargo
Orland Street
Coyle
Two Treated At Emergency After Motorcycle Collision
Nicholas Palso of 287 Standard Avenue and Andrew Creedy of 205 Len Street were injured when a motorcycle collided with a car on Boston Avenue. Palso suffered ankle abrasions from a pedal and both men received treatment at Emergency Hospital by Dr. Maxwell. Henry Eby of 481 Spring Street, Devon, was treated at Freecy Hospital for a severe scalp wound after claiming he was held up by three men in Stratfield. three stitches were required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Palso
Standard Avenue
Andrew Creedy
205 & Len Street
Boston Avenue
Palzo
Creedy
Maxwell
Henry Eby
Spring Street
Devon
Ereecy Hospital
Eby
Stratfield
Obituary notices for Cosgrove Radel McNally and Marshall
Obituaries list Private Edward J. Cosgrove of the 58th Infantry dying in Coblenz Germany on March 2 and honored at St Charles Church with American Legion and Women of the World War delegations. Also noted are services for Mrs Emlin Radel of Walnut Beach and the death of John McNally of Stamford in Columbus Ohio. Additional funeral services for David Steele and Vera Roberta Marshall are described with burial in Lakeview cemetery and service details at St Paul’s and Summerfield churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Cosgrove
Edward J. Cosgrove
Co. H
58Th Infantry
Coblenz
Germany
Mullins
Scott and Redgate
Golden Hil Street
Patrick McGivney
St. Charles’ Church
American Legion
William Ramsey
Michael Griffin
Nicholas Neary
William Martin
Lawrence McMahon
John Sullivan
St. Michael's Cemetery
Tony Cinnelli
Emlin Radel
George Street
Walnut Beach
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Herman Wehmeyer
Adolph Brecklin
Wiliam Brecklin
John McNally
Stamford
Columbus
Ohio
St. John's R. C. Church
David
Vera J. Marsal
Vera Roberta Marshall
Lawrence C. Marshall
Hawley Avenue
O. C. Olsen
Summerfield M. E
Lakeview Cemetery
Massachusetts Beats Connecticut In Golf Meet At Brooklawn
Massachusetts State Golf team defeated Connecticut nine matches to six at Brooklawn Country Club with singles and foursomes results. Notable performances include Guilford, Wright, Gordon, Chick, Newton, Merriman, Wheeler, Schofield, Davis, Alcorn, Cady, and Reach securing wins for Massachusetts against Hovey Seeley Taft Hubbard Minor Brown Sweeney and others. The article notes a Times Want Ad at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ouimet
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Brooklawn
J. P. Guilford
Roger Hovey
F. W. Wright
W. P. Seeley
R. BR. Gordon
C. P. Taft
B. P. Merriman
R. W. Brown
Nathaniel Wheeler
Reach
P. M. Schofield
W. J. Sweeney
M. A. Davis
L. & Paton
W. L. Cady
Ed M. F. Alcorn
Hovey
Seeley
Guilford
Wright
Merriman
Minor
Schofield
Paton
K. O. C. Supreme Convention Opens in New York
The thirty-eighth annual Knights of Columbus supreme convention opens in New York next week. The event caps a postwar sequence of activities across Canada Newfound land Mexico Cuba Panama Porto Rico the Philippines and Hawaii. The order highlights peace era aid over war hysteria and notes its funds are managed economically with no national drive for donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus
New York
United States
Knights
Canada
Newfoundland
Mexico
Cuba
Panama
Porto Rico
Philippines
Hawaii
Buffalo
K. of C
Baseball in Rio crowns North American series winner
In Rio de Janeiro on July 4 the deciding game of a three game Brazil championship series between North American teams in Rio and in Sao Paulo was played as part of Independence Day celebrations. Brazilians show little interest. games are mainly NA teams unless a US battleship visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio de Janiero
Sao Paulo
Brazil
United States
Port
Skidding Causes Tire Wear And Premature Failure
Skidding surprises motorists with tire tread wear through to fabric in spots. Causes include sudden brake locking and high cornering speed. gradual braking and clutch control can save tires. Starting smoothly from rest avoids tread rasping and extended wear.
Bryozoan Group Exhibit at American Museum
A two inch section of sea bottom with its tiny animals magnified 15000 times is reproduced in glass and wax at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. It showcases bryozoans known as sea mats and sea mosses attached to seaweed pebbles and shells of larval forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Museum of Natural History
Plumed worm and strange microscopic creatures feature in display
Descriptive note extols beautiful microscopic life including plumed worms, intricate forms and gay colors. The passage suggests readers may profit from Times Want Ads to learn more about these tiny wonders and other odd creatures.
Dollar a Day Board and Room at Romagne Cemetery
Miss Elsie Goddard, a Wellesley graduate, reports that the Hostess House near Romagne Cemetery in France offers board and room for one dollar a day. Run by the American Red Cross and the YWCA for visiting American soldiers’ graves, it provides overnight lodging and meals. Guests often leave gifts to support the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romagne
France
American Red Cross
Elsie Goddard
Wellesley
Paris
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Southern Association
New Orleans
Herb New Orleans
Ty Chattanooga
Mattanooga
Nashville
Washville
Birmingham
Mobile
Beecham
W. €. Chick
F. C. Newton
J. T Hubbard
H. F. Minor
Times
K. O. C. Supreme Convention
Rio
State
Harvey Hubbell, Inc
Wordin
Conducted By
Dr. G. E. Conterno
Tersday
Sonnenberg Music Co
New Howe
Hoover
Marvel
Sonora
Aeolian Vocalian
H.C.L
Nothnngle’s
Main Street
Elm Street
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