List of court cases and a fatal horse kick in Middlesex
A long list of civil cases includes Otis et al versus committee to sell and multiple divorces and estates such as Lombardo versus Lom, Burnham versus Burnham, and Newberry versus Newberry. A horse kick near Atwell's stables in Durham kills Hanley, the night man there for about a year, with relatives in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis
Comstock
St. John’s Industrool
Mary Dineen
Michael A . Lombardo
Sebastiano
O'Keefe
Ih Barry
H. Clark
Goodrich
Markmuel Thompson
Henry Isaacs
Kozek
William Clewry
Hanley
Durham
Atwell
Middlesex Tal
Hanbeen
Atwell’s
Tom ii Aoe
Courage for World Feature Stars Carlyle Blackwell
A world feature starring Carlyle Blackwell and Greeley failed to reach theatres yesterday and will be shown tonight as an extra attraction.
Boys of 26th Here Return From Camp Devens
A train carried 50 Hartford boys and 40 from other parts of the state, 18 from Middletown, arriving to surprise relatives at breakfast. Jitney rides cost $8 for three to Middletown. three cars came down last night. The group will enjoy a three day furlough before returning to Camp Devens, with many shaking hands and greeting friends. Corporal Harry Becker arrives tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Middletown
Charles Anderson
Charles Hanson
Arnold Umba
William Lemieux
Bengston
Lawler
Henry E. Sorensen
Joseph Durance
John Crane
Murphy
Robert Pope
Harry Becker
Camp Devens
Real Estate Transfers Reported At Town Clerk Office
Real estate transactions show multiple deeds: William H Prior sold land in the South Farms to Herman and Elise Reinsch. John Motyal sold part of a westerly Middlefield road parcel to John Bujaz and Vera Motyal. Brooklyn dealer John Frederick Hubbard sold half interest in a Hubbard Street property to George Ernest Hubbard. Isabel Hubbard sold Farm Hill land to Howard Carll including 24 acres and nine building lots. Matte 3 B Carpenter sold a Grand and Pearl street corner parcel to Valeria and Angelina Ambrosa. Gilesippina LaRosa sold a lot on Ferry Street to Joseph and Josephina Salafia with buildings. Santa Santangelo sold 155 Main Street lot to Max Press and Simon Edelberg. The river water level rising about 1 1/2 inches. Sachem returns to coal port with three barges. Middletown steamer arrives with freight from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Prior
Herman
Elise Reinsch
John Motyal
John Bujaz
Vera
Middlefield Road
Clarence S. Wadsworth
John Frederick Hubbard
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Ernest Hubbard
Hubbard Street
Isabel E. Hubbard
Farm Hill
Howard Carll
George A. Hubbard
Matte
B. Carpenter
Hartford
Valeria Ambrosa
Angelina Ambrosa
Grand
Pearl Streets
Gilesippina LaRosa
Joseph
Josephina
Salafia
Ferry Street
The
Valley Railroad
Santa Santangelo
Max Press
Simon Edelberg
Main Street
George H. Bishop
Card of Thanks Expressing gratitude for kindnesses after death
Card of Thanks from Mr and Mrs Samuel Ratcliffe and Family thanks friends neighbors and floral contributors for kindnesses during illness and death of their son and brother Walter and mentions Aetna Life Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Aetna Life Insurance Co
Samuel Ratcliffe
Adv
Mrs Patten Celebrates 75th Birthday with Visitors
Mrs Mary J Patten of East Main Street Portland hosts the Sons and Daughters of Liberty who bring gifts to mark her 75th birthday. An evening of pleasant socializing followed with wishes for many happy returns. Social Service Lecture listed for Hendley Home for Nurses Saturday at 8 oclock led by Miss Sarah Ebersole director of the free services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendley
Sarah Ebersole
The
Free
Pay Your Bills You Can't Progress While You're
A brief directive urges timely bill payment and warns that progress stalls when obligations are neglected. The message emphasizes financial responsibility and prompt action to avoid delays in plans.
Middletown Homes Incorporated elects officers and directors
The first meeting of the Middletown Homes Incorporated stockholders was held at the Central National Bank. Henry C. Ward was elected chairman and J. Vincent Dempsey secretary pro tem. A nominative committee presented 15 director candidates who were unanimously elected. The first directors’ meeting is set for April 11 at 3 30 in the Chamber of Commerce offices. About 20 housing construction information requests have been received. meetings will occur in the Chamber of Commerce rooms until permanent quarters are found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Homes Incorporated
Middletown Chain of Commerce
Central National Bank
Henry C. Ward
J. Vincent Dempsey
Chamber of Commerce
Lnest A. Inglis
Robert W. Rice
James H. Buree
Ernest &. Davis
Francis A. Beach
E. Kent Hulbard
Arthur L. Allin
Charles J. Davis
William H. Bouteiller
Dale D Butler
James F. Connery
Robert W. Merriam
George A. Craig
Ralph J. Atwell
Daniel J. McCarthy
Local City Notes and Community Ads Highlight Week
A crowded city brief page records lodge meetings at Red Men's hall and Stueck's Cross Buns ads, reports on Maurice Rowan at a Woodmen of the World convention, and Looming events from the Odd Fellows Hall to the Holy Trinity parish. It also lists dog licenses, a new railroad timetable delay, and several social gatherings, sales, and performances at local venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star of Peace Lodge
Red Men’s Hall
Stueck’s
Gven
Maurice Rowan
Westerly
R. I
Woodmen of the World
Stueck
Daniel Weston
High Street
James R. Edlin
New York
Miss Barton
Arrigoni Hotel
Tf Central Lodge
Dalton’s
Main Street
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Odd Fellows’ Social Club
William 8
Hart
Wolf Lowry
Courage
Carlyle Blackwell
our _Cross
Holy Trinity Parish House
Girls’ Friendly Society
Church of the Holy Trinity
Aaron C. Coburn
Danbury
Union Station
Capitol
Middletown
C. G. R. Vinal
Samuel Russell, Jr
E. B. Fall
Harry Johnson
Donald Baldwin
C. E. Lord
Susie Lord
Thomas W. Atkins
Holy Trinity Parish
Forest City Hive
Middletown Business College
Lady Washington
Sonic Hall
G Gould Returns Home and Local Notices Include Moves
G Gould has returned home after two weeks away. Mrs J W Bailey travels to Bridgeport to attend the funeral of Mrs John C Wilson. Colonial Delicatessen at 154 Main St Tryon offers baked beans potato salad cottage cheese pimento cheese codfish cakes and donuts. James R Edlin city judge visits Brooklyn N Y. Paul Kingston and John Ganey take new posts in Ivoryton starting Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Gould
J. W. Bailey
Bridgeport
John C. Wilson
Orange County
Gobel
Main St. Tryon
Tryon
James R. Edlin
Brooklyn
N. Y
Paul Kingston
John Ganey
Ivoryton
Deaths in Middletown Last Month
Middletown recorded 40 deaths in March this year, fewer than 58 in March 1918. Among the 40, two were under one year old, 16 were 65 or older, and one was between one and five. Nineteen of the 29 were residents. one died from influenza, one from tuberculosis, and two from cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Wesleyan Alumni Events and Track Schedule Announced
Roy B. Chamberlain travels for Wesleyan Alumni events in Maine and Boston, with a Waterbury concert on April 11. Wesleyan track schedule lists meets at Hartford May 8 Trinity, May 10 Williams Williamstown, May 16 Brown Middletown, May 23-24 New England Intercollegiates Boston, May 30 Hamilton Clinton tentative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Roy B. Chamberlain
Wesleyan Alumni Council
Maine
Maine Wesleyan Alumni Association
Fairfield
Boston Alumni Association
Waterbury Conn
Wesleyan
Trinity
Hartford
Williams
Williamstown
Brown
Middletown
New England Intercollegiates
Boston
Hamilton
Clinton
Middletown Yacht Club Opens Season With Large Attendance
The Middletown Yacht Club held its first meeting of the season with a large turnout. Commodore Morris of New Britain presided as four new members were admitted. A revived motor boating interest was noted and the long distance regatta planned for next summer after wartime cancellation. Boats depart July 3 and return the following Monday with rendezvous port to be decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yacht Club
Middletown Yacht Club
Commodore Morris
New Britain
Society Card Tournament Daily Results and Standings
In last evening’s games Odd Fellows beat St Andrews 26 to 17 while Red Men defeated Jr Mechanics 28 to 15. Current standings: Jr Mechanics 221, Red Men 220, Odd Fellows 207, St Andrews 169. Next Wednesday Odd Fellows host Red Men at the Odd Fellows club and Monday Mechanics visit St Andrews at the St Andrews club. One postponed game remains. two matches left to play amid strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
St. Andrews
Red Men
Jr. Mechanics
Odd Fellows Club
Mechanics
Community praises donors for Mrs Louis C appeal
A local notice thanks supporters for Mrs Louis C fundraising drive. The total collected was 3119.30 dollars. The listing credits Jewish Committee and Max Press for organizing the drive and soliciting contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis C
Max Press
Endness Chain of Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Letters
A fragment notes widespread letters from women across the United States praising health restored by E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, indicating widespread testimonial support for the remedy. The text emphasizes universal use and perceived effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dia
E. Pinkham
United States
E. E. Pinkham
Lenin
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Toggery
Thrrough
B. Stern
Belle
Heroic 102Nd Regiment
Paul Keritkoski
Wladyslaw Koritkoski
Joel H. Reed
G. B. Carlson
Thomas Coulter
Kittie Isadore Bissell
N. B. A. Carrier
L. O. Ryan
Mrs
Realty Transactions
Saybrook
M Dletown Homes Incorporated
Voises
Georgette Crepe
Crepe de Chine and
Silk
Spear Bros
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Corey
Stueck Block
Main ST
Jan Smuts
Hungary
Paris
Caulkins & Post No
Hoosier
Guernsey
Stek-O
Muresco
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