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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1918
Page
4
March circulation figures are listed in this notice. The statement provides total circulation numbers, regional breakdowns, and date of the report submission. No further context or commentary is included in this brief notice.
Weather record from Mount Higby station shows daytime readings with a 65 degree morning value, a 26 degree low, and a mean of 45.5. Barometer at 30 inches, water 27 inches, wind from the northeast.
A fragmented 1919 era reflection touches on April showers, river docks, roof fears, and a wary public awaiting totals. It discusses war-time austerity, bond buying, shortages, and the political atmosphere, noting citizens’ duties amid economic stress and upcoming Liberty Loan pressures.
Don spokesman notes a united front under one general and urges thinking of the entire front rather than individual nations. He explains that American forces must view the war’s fortunes as part of a broader Allied line, with emphasis on joint outcomes over local setbacks and victories.
The Detroit News reports Chancellor von Hertling announced Germany will recognize Lithuania as free and independent after a Lithuanian national council request. The council seeks unity with Germany through alliance and cooperation, with Lithuania to receive protection and reconstruction aid and a confederation within the German empire, sharing war burdens and eventual independence similar to Alsace and Lorraine.
Camp DevensMass April 27 Six ty enlisted men at this cantonment were selected to attend the fourth engineers training camp starting May 5 at Camp Lee Petersburg Virginia Most are from the 301st engineer regiment with others from other outfits The selection rules for the fourth officers training camp to begin May 15 were announced today Candidates must be US citizens not born in war belligerent countries aged between 20 and 40 and physically qualified for the officers reserve corps Eligible enlisted men may apply by written submission to their organization commanders
Paris faced renewed bombardment as German artillery fired into the city on April 27, heightening wartime tension. Reported shelling targeted strategic districts while civilians sought shelter, with authorities warning residents to remain indoors and conserve resources.
Daniel Butler of Fort Thomas visits his wife and mother in law Mrs Hattie Ranney. Mrs G M Smith learns to maneuver her new runabout. Nora Mae Gorman of New Britain visits parental home. Mr and Mrs C C Brooks attend wedding of daughter Clarissa C Brooks to John J Kelleher in Hartford. Bride Ivory satin gown with pearl trim. Attendants Elizabeth Kelleher and Harry Hale. Wedding breakfast at groom’s home. Couple to reside at 95 Seymour Street Hartford. Gifts numerous. Eleanor Bride and brother Edward Bride visiting. Mrs L J Radcliffe travels to Middletown. Orrin Carrier of Boston visits father F J Carrier. Steve Cook Clifford Brooks and Walter Cahill attend Red Cross benefit at East Haddam. F A Lord thrown from ox cart, breaks shoulder and collar bone, hospitalized and to recover long time. Dr Sweet attends. Daniel Brackley employed at Colt’s Hartford. Mildred Michael and Mr Page marry at Methodist parsonage in Moodus. They reside on Main Street. Y M C A Durham branch meets. over 16000 in Liberty bonds sold locally. Honor flag shown at post office. M E Church services with Rev R Thawley and Rev Mr Michael leaving Moodus for Cheshire. Epiphany Church evensong at 3 PM. Press Want Adv.
Bishop Atwell joined the United States Navy in New Haven and is to be called away soon. Edward Merwin of Elizabeth New Jersey visits his summer residence and plans trout fishing. Mr Barrett from the south district is in Middlesex Hospital with an eye injury. C C Atwell, previously ill, was out visiting friends. Miss Irene Atwell underwent an appendicitis operation at Middlesex Hospital and is recovering.
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