Naturalization list highlights 34 aliens examined in Middletown
The superior court session led by Judge Lucien F. Burn bench will hear naturalization matters for 34 aliens. Names span Italy, Russia, Sweden, Austria, Ireland, Hungary, England, Bohemia, and more, with addresses in Middletown, Cromwell, Portland, East Hampton, and Haddam, showing widespread local naturalization activity.
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Eeasonal Naturalization
Lucien F. Burnbench
Exr
Allyn F. Church
D. Gigi
Turkey
Middletown
DP Bombaci
Italy
Marian Zwynocienski
Russia
Prospect Street
Erikes Ison
Sweden
Cromwell
Gio Passanisi
Ferry Street
Dieto Dominick Pantilli
T Baybrook
Antonio Morandi
Durham
Felice Marino
Court Street
Michael
Germany
Killingworth
Lesliemond
England
East Hampton
Klocienski
Rock I
Cheslaw Osowski
Deep
John Sollak
Austria
Higga- Eurico Bacalli
Grove Middletown
Sebastiano Spada
Union Street
Ppe Serra
Middlesex Portland
Alois E. Zemann
Silver Street
Portland
Nocera
Iddletown
William Wilkes
Eng
Frederick Slack
Meriden Road
Kucharak
Hungary
Maromas Mstrict
Joseph Kazi- Bir
Ponsett
Haddam
Florin Mas
Portland Street
John A. Palmaquist
Iden
Henry Baer
Hada
Guiseppe
Tos
Mao Filippo Lauteri
Frederick
W. Proudman
Ireland
Main Street
John Byrne
A Cromwell
John Chittick
Saybrook
Teofil Zabricki
West Silver Street
Middle
Baptist Church Notes Schedule and Talks
Wednesday 7 30 p m mid week vestry service led by Deacon L Barton. 8 30 annual church meeting for election Iy. 3 o'clock Wom Missionary society with Mrs T Smith Brainerd avenue and Mrs W H Hall formerly ed at Beirut College Syria speak on An American Baby's evnce Through Famine Pes at 7 30 Campfire Girls.
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Baptist Church
L. Barton
Wom_ Missionary society
T. Smith
Brainerd Avenue
W. H. Hall
Beirut College
Syria
Letter from France Recounts Talk by President Shanklin
Vincent Lamb of the 101st Machine Battalion writes to his parents from France about a restful talk given to the boys by President Shanklin of Wes University. The company had returned from the trenches and rested for a time in a dugout behind the lines.
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Dr. Shanklin
Vincent Lamb
101St Machine Battalion
France
California Syrup of Figs Ad Cautions Parents
Old advertisement warns mothers about sick children and outlines the trusted California Syrup of Figs product. It touts gentle relief for stomach liver and bowels, urges checking tongue and symptoms, and cautions against counterfeits while claiming the genuine product smooths digestion and restores playfulness.
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California
Flags dedicated at St Francis Church
A dedicatory service flag raising at St Francis Church drew about 2000 attendees. The Home Guard under Col. Elliott and staff received praise. Father Jordan and Rev. Hutchinson spoke on Catholic patriotism and loyalty, stressing unity of faith and country and urging youth to join defense efforts. The event highlighted Catholic participation in the war effort and the value of family stability to national strength.
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St.Francis’ Church
Home Guard
Col
Elliott
Holy Name Society
Francis A. Jordan
Colonel Elliott
Rights of Columbus
Reilly
Father Jordan
France
Belgium
David Hutchinson
New Haven
Caesar
God
Republic
Europe
Vimy Ridge
William Clancy
Texas
Enright
United States
Freedom of the World Promoted in Middletown Notices
Local items report evening lamp checks, theater lineups, and memorials as Middletown residents mingle with Civil War era chants. Veterans, geese sightings, college lectures, and Y M C A notes fill a lively city brief page with names, places, and events.
Steamers Idle as River Falls Twenty-Four Inches
Water in the river dropped two feet in twenty four hours, leaving the steamboat dock two feet below the lower floor and mud washed clear. No news on when New York boats will resume river trips. Tug Onrut delivered fertilizer to Portland then moved coal toward Hartford, while the Smith carried two light barges down river and the Raymond took an empty barge from the Asylum dock to Saybrook.
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Freedom of the World
Edward P. Terragna
Pelham Bay Park
J. Edward Gustafson
Arthur Raffles
Bridgeport
Frank Bradley
Cross Street
Camp Devens
Middletown Scientific Association
Scott Laboratory
Frederick Brewster Loomis
Amherst
Martin Fletcher
Liveryman
Court Street
H. Lambertson
Main St
Charles N. Parmelee
James V. Gridley
Army
Grand Theater
Norma Talmadge
Pearl White
Antonio Moreno
V. Charles H. Oberdick
Washington Street
Grippe
George T. Meech
Lake Saranac
N. Y
Ira L. Gardiner
Middlesex Hospital
Board of Medical Examiners
Fannie D. Whitmore
International Feldspar Co
Maromas Meadows
Adv
Sons of Herman Home Corporation
East Hartford
Portland
Robert E. Eaton
U. S. Naval Training Station
New Haen
Charles Leneweber
Boston
Azel W. Gilbert
Berkeley
Cal
Thimble Club
Catherine Tuttle
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge
David Simonson
Camp Lee
Petersburg
Middletown
Connecticut
New York
Hartford
Smith
Raymond
Asylum Dock
Saybrook
Yale Defeats Wesleyan In Season Opener
Yale edged Wesleyan 6 to 5 in the baseball opener as errors costly for the latter. The Wesleyan lineup was unsettled after a week of outdoor practice under Dr. Fauver. Professor William North Rice preached on The Resurrection and the Days Following in college chapel yesterday.
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Yale
Wesleyan
Fauver
William North Rice
College Chapel
Stray Pig Causes Morning Stir at Russell Factory
A 150 pound black pig sped past the Russell Manufacturing company office around 4 am. Workers chased it as it dived through a gate into the dory buildings. After about two hours the owner C William Roberts from Johnson Lane rounded up the animal using its ear as a tiller and a switch for motivation.
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Russell Co
Russell Manufacturing Company
C. William Roberts
Johnson Lane
Methodist Church Notes Schedule and Activities
Tuesday 3 45 Girl Scouts in chapel 8 00 monthly business meeting and social of Epworth League in chapel. Wednesday 8 00 midweek service in chapel. Official board special meeting postponed to Sunday 3 00. Thursday 7 30 Boy Scouts in chapel. Friday 8 80 Woman's Home Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Kuhns 158 High Street 8 00 King Heralds entertain three plays in costume. Saturday 7 00 church orchestra rehearsal.
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Methodist Church
Epworth League
Woman’s Home Missionary, Society
St Johns Church Notes On Masses And Liberty Bond Drive
Regular offertory mass occurs Wednesday and Saturday mornings at eight. This week’s requiem masses honor Miss Jennie Leiferman on Tuesday, Daniel McCarthy on Friday, and Miss Minnie Deacy on Saturday at eight. Sunday masses feature a sermon by Rev. James P. Donovan urging Liberty Bond purchases, with the corporation also planning to buy bonds.
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St. John’s Church
Jennie Leiferman
Daniel McCarthy
Minnie Deacy
James P. Donovan
St. John’s Corporation
South Church Notes Wednesday 8 o'clock church night service
Wednesday evening service at 8 in the social rooms with the subject Faith in Immortality and the War. Thursday 7 15 Boy Saints meeting and Philathea sewing for the Red Cross. Friday 8 Parish Visitors at 8 o'clock?
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South Church
Red Cross
Truck stuck in mud on Meriden road near Staddle Hill
Peter OCallaghan of Franklin Electric Co. was transporting material to New York when his truck became mired in mud on the Meriden road just beyond Staddle Hill on Sunday. It took from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. to free the vehicle after unloading the load. Earlier, a Pierson florist truck from Cromwell stalled at the same spot. OCallaghan noted the road appears sound on the surface but fails under heavy load.
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Peter Ocallaghan
Franklin Electric Co
New York
Meriden Road
Staddle Hill
Pierson
Cromwell
O’callaghan
After sickness they gave her Vinol in New Castle Indiana
Alice Record of 437 So 11th St New Castle Indiana says after measles illness and a severe cold settled on her lungs she was run down with no appetite and sleep disturbance. Six bottles of Vinol cod liver and iron tonic restored her health enough to do housework. The Woodward Drugs drugstore offers Vinol.
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New Castle
Ind
11Th St
Washing the Kidneys and Anuric Remedy Advised
An 19th century-style medical pitch explains kidney function and warns of congestion causing aches and gout. It promotes drinking six to eight glasses of water daily and taking Anuric double strength from Dr. Pierce of Buffalo for uric acid elimination. It offers free health advice and water sample analysis.
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Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo
N. Y
Hale
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