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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1918

Page

2

Third Liberty Loan drive far surpasses initial goals

Subscriptions total 1,456,585,150 dollars with thousands more pledges. Railroads and western states report strong results. Seattle, Los Angeles, and Chicago districts post high numbers. The drive nears midweek with leaders over top and expectations for Liberty Day demonstrations boosting sales.

Western Sanco Federal Reserve Bank State of Washington Seattle Tacoma Toledo Ohio Los Angeles Louis Federal Reserve Bank Missouri St. Louis Dallas New Mexico Fort Worth Waco San Antonio House Shreveport Galveston Ustin Arizona Treasury Department Mojo Federal Reserve Iowa Oregon Arkansas North Kot Montana Utah Huesota Minnesota As- Reserve Cleveland Chicago Treasury Migan Illis Wiscons San Francisco Atlanta

California Quake Kills Two and Levels Towns

An April quake centered in San Jacinto and Hemet killed two people, damaged businesses and homes across Southern California, with $600,000 in losses in the mountain towns. Santa Monica and Los Angeles saw minor damage. California towns from Riverside to San Bernardino report shattered windows, toppled chimneys, and disrupted utilities.

Los Angeles Cal San Jacinto Hemet Riverside California Frank B. Darnell Boston Santa Monica Here August Carlson Seligman Ariz Milford Utah San Bernardino Santa Fe

Tests of Free Energy Machine Will Be Made Soon

Boston reports Garabed Giraggossian claims to have a free energy device producing unlimited heat light and power without fuel. He says a committee of five scientists under Interior Secretary Lane will oversee tests once machinery is ready. Details and date await official demonstration.

Boston Garabed Garabed Giraggossian Giragossian Brookline Lane Department of the Interior

Take Over Irish Railroads and Allied Lines

British military authorities have seized the principal railways in Ireland and taken control of the post office and telephone lines. Guns and ammo removed from Dublin shops. Supposedly a prelude to conscription enforcement amid strong local anti draft sentiment.

London Ireland Cork The Chronicle Dublin

Ministers Vote to Delay on Retired Beneficiary Increase

New Britain April 22 The New York east conference debated raising the allotment for retired ministers from 1 1 2 percent to 2 percent of district superintendent salaries and postponed decision until this evening The conference heard Rev Dr L H Dorchester of Bristol advocate sending his war related address to President Wilson with conference approval The board of education reported 850000 subscriptions toward a 1550000 goal for Methodist educational institutions and announced trustees for Syracuse university and Wilbraham academy The conference expected to assign 320 ministers tonight with reports linking Rev Ernest F Newman to Epworth Church New Haven and Rev Harry B Belcher or Rev W H Wakeham to First Church New Haven and Rev A H Smith to a larger parish.

New Britain New York East L. H. Dorchester Bristol Wilson Methodist Church Dorchester United States Germany Board of Education Syracuse University Wilbraham Academy Ernest F. Newman Cheshire Epworth Methodist Episcopal Church New Haven Harry B. Belcher W. H. Wakeham A. H. Smith

Auto Accidents Report March Fatalities

Eighty six motor division reports for March list 86 accidents, 57 by day and 29 by night, with 34 pedestrians struck and 19 automobile wagon or stationary object collisions. Nine people died from March collisions including three children. five drivers faced Superior Court, four exonerated by the coroner's court.

Department of Motor Vehicles

Scarlet Fever Epidemic Hits Fairfield County Home

In the Fairfield County Temporary Children's home an outbreak has infected about 20 inmates. Two deaths have occurred and several additional cases are serious. Health officer Dr. W J Tracey has the facility under quarantine. Well children play outside while the ill are isolated.

Norwalk Fairfield County W. J. Tracey

Sub Treasury Report Shows Gains From Banks in New York

In New York on April 22 the sub Treasury reports a cash net gain of 910000 since Friday and a Saturday gain of 799000, reflecting bank movements.

Sub-Treasury New York

House vows to raise draft age to forty for WWI lifters

Washington April 22 members of the House military affairs committee planned a strong fight to raise the draft age to 40 as the registration for men who have turned 21 since June 5 nears passage. The bill has Senate approval and goes to the House in days. Representatives Kahn and Schall enberger push for quick enactment to use June 5 as the registration date.

Washington England House Military Affairs Committee United States Senate House Congress Kahn Representative Schallenberger

Missing registrant Antoni di Gracia in Waterbury dragnet

A dragnet by Waterbury police and the department of justice targets Antoni di Gracia, a local registrant who failed to report at Camp Devens after shipping on March 30. He registered in Waterbury but has been living in Utica New York, and his arrest as a deserter is anticipated.

Waterbury Department of Justice Antoni di Gracia Camp Devens di Gracia Utica N. Y

Knitters Return to Work In Winsted Strike

Thirty of fifty knitters at the Winsted hosiery company returned to work claiming a wage increase was granted. The company refused to confirm the claim.

Winsted Winsted Hosiery Company

Happenings in This Town Report Wide Range of Local News

Wall street bond sales aim to restore gold reserves. Fifty ferry tickets go on sale for regular patrons. A large animal in Wrights pond has been shot at without effect. L D Anderson buys Charles Hale farm in Portland. John Convey buys house in Tariffville. A square piano with rounded corners advertised for sale. George H Hurlburt and wife stay at Hygeta hotel, Old Point Comfort. Birth records remain incomplete at town clerk office. Storm damages mount to thousands at Savin Rock. Staddle Hill road near I B amen mills badly rutted. F Brewer Co installs cash register. Thomas P Bill visits Ly me hometown. Charles T Davis ill at home. Antoine Brazos starts to excavate for Y M C A cellar. Street Commissioner Mc Donald cleans mud from Court and Center. Maitland and Murphy return from University of Penn. Conrad G Bacon buys old North church, to name Columbia. Mrs Cornelia Wadsworth adds brick extension on East Washington street. Steamer Hartford tied up all night. tug Brazos sunk at Saybrook dock in storm. Fred Hotchkiss building's new brick block rising fast. John H Griffin of Blue Front Clothing gives gift with each child’s suit.

Wall Street Wright's Pond L. D. Anderson Charles Hale Portland John Convey Shepard & Co Tariffville George H. Hurlburt Hygeta Old Point Comfort George H. Burke Savin Rock Staddle Hill I. B. Amen Mills F. Brewer & Co Thomas P. Bill Lyme Charles T. Davis D. I. Chapman’s Antoine Brazos Daniel R. McDonald Court Center D. L. Maitland James Murphy University of Penn Conrad G. Bacon Old North Church Columbia Cornelia Wadsworth East Washington Street Hartford Brazos Saybrook Fred Hotchkiss John H. Griffin Blue Front

Rockville Baptist Church Calls Rev. J. Howard Adams

Rockville Rockville Baptist church votes to call Rev J Howard Adams of Los Angeles California as pastor. Adams previously led the church in 1912 before moving west for his wife’s health.

Rockville

Variety Revue at Middlesex Theatre this week

An appeal piece promoting the Variety Revue at the Middlesex Theatre for Wednesday and Thursday. It contrasts charity drives with entertainment, urging readers to buy tickets while noting limited seating and linking the show to wartime fundraising efforts.

Middlesex Theater

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