Germans Repulsed on Picardy Front Amid Bold Attacks
German forces renewed assaults along the Pit battle front east of Amiens but were repulsed, with heavy artillery duels at Hangard wood and around Villers Bretonneux. In Flanders, Germans pressed a ten mile line Meteren to Voormezele, seeking to drive out British and French and threaten Ypres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amiens
War Office
Hangard Wood
Villers-Bretonneux
Villers Bretonneux
Luce Rivulet
Noyon
Grivesnes
Beny
Courty
Meuse
Verdun
Alsace
Bois Fosses
Frank Chariton
Meteren
Vooremezeele
Flanders
Ypres
France
Baillieul
Locre
Flanders and
Picardy
Arras
Unclaimed Letters At Middletown Post Office
Post office in Middletown Connecticut lists uncalled letters for the week ending April 27 1918. Names include Mrs Dana L Beehler Roger Benner Mrs Mary Blinski Gilbert Clark Francesco Carvito Mrs Arthur Chapman Robert Cross John Curtin D Douglas R Grissell Miss Lydia Hill H H Hollister J H Henderson Miss Hannah E B Headquest H A James N D Kline J F Ketcham Kaminski Mr and Mrs Harry Lampert J W Lyons J T Meade Mrs Laura Oakes Mrs Bessie Ohler Mrs Osborn Dr Emil Pardany William Rock Giovanni Scotti John Starr Miss Agnes O Soder William Smith Miss B Smith John Stutzman Emanuele Valenti Edward Verity M Wiectawski Albert R Waters Miss Elizabeth Walkley W A Wentworth Prof C W Wells T H Thompson Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Dana L. Beehler
Roger Benner
Mary Blinski
Gilbert Clark Co
Francesco Carvito
Arthur Chapman
Robert Cross
John , Curtin
D. Douglas
R. Grissell
Lydia Hill
H. H. Hollister
J. H. Henderson
Hannah EB. Headquest
H. A. James
N. D. Kline
J. F Ketcham
Ss. Kaminski
Harry Lampert
J. W. Lyons
J. T. Meade
Laura Oakes
Bessie Ohler
Osborn
Emil Pardany
William Rock
Giovanni Scotti
John Starr
Agnes O. Soder
William Smith
B. Smith
Union Telegraphers Fired in Hartford Disciplinary Move
Six more first class telegraph operators were discharged by the Western Union Telegraph Company in Hartford for joining the telegraphers union. One man was dismissed last week for similar union ties. Replacements include the day and night chief and strike breakers from President OConnell. Representatives of the union confer with Secretary of Labor Wilson in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraphers Union
O’conell
Labor
Wilson
Washington
Transports In Collision At Sea Near Atlantic Port
Two American transports returning to port after a collision report one vessel badly damaged and to be laid up for repairs. Soldiers were transferred to other ships. The bow of one ship was smashed. The transports had departed three days earlier for France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Rts
France
Liberty Loan Subscriptions Reach $2.23 Billion
Treasury reports practically all returns from Liberty Day show subscriptions totaling 2,225,934,450 dollars across twelve federal reserve districts. These figures reflect actual subscriptions and initial payments, not pledges. Washington notes the figure as the latest status of the third liberty loan efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Federal Reserve
Pershing's Men Tell Why Third Liberty Must Go Over
Fifty veterans of Pershing's forces describe their frontline experiences in France. Sergeant E B Creed is among the group returning to New York to share why the third liberty loan must advance. The men speak with modesty about their acts of heroism and the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
France
Pershing
E. B. Creed
Hartford Officer Killed In Action In War News
Hartford April 29 Captain Arthur Locke commander of Company M 102nd Regiment killed in action. Home in Hartford Locke a New England officer led troops into front line trenches. Company M drawn mainly from Torrington and Winsted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Arthur
Locke
Home
New England
Doubtful Revolution Rumor Shakes Petrograd
The state department today left unresolved questions about a counter revolution reported in Petrograd. An ambassador reportedly returned from duty as confusion over the revolt persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
Yince
Community Waste Shock In City Square
A local observer notes that piling all the waste from a thousand residents in the city square would horrify the community, highlighting sanitation concerns and the need for better waste management.
Senators Demand Inquiry Into Aircraft Program Profiteering
In Washington on April 29 emphatic senate demands arose for an inquiry into Guston Borglum’s charges of profiteering in America's billion dollar aircraft program. Senator Brandegee urged disclosure of a letter he read from Borglum and questioned the president's failure to release Borglum's report. He pressed the military affairs committee to act and warned the senate not to be silenced while at war for democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Gutson Borglum
America
Brandegee
Connecticut
United States Senate
Phelan
California
Borglum
McCumber
North Dakota
New York Times
Navy Casualty List Reports One Marine Dies In Action
Navy casualty report lists one marine dead from wounds in France, two others wounded in action, and one man lost from a submarine chaser. Fred Charles Schaffner of Rock Island Illinois died of wounds. Wounded: Spencer Jay Lewis of St. Joseph Missouri and Carl O. Kingsbury of Newcastle Pennsylvania. Matthew D. Sullivan of U S N R F was lost overboard. body not recovered. father resides in Brooklyn New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
Navy Department
Fred Charles Schaffner
Rock Island
Ill
Spencer Jay Lewis
JJ. S. N
St. Joseph
Carl O. Kingsbury
Newcastle
Matthew D. Sullivan
Brooklyn
N. Y
U. S. Steamer Orissa Sunk With YMCA Passengers
A British steamship named Orissa, carrying a large YMCA war worker contingent bound for Europe, was sunk by a German submarine. All passengers were saved, per YMCA central office in New York. Further details were not available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Europe
Orissa
Navy commends Randall for bold at sea move
Lieutenant Commander Albert B Randall of the U S N R F was commended by the secretary of the navy for excellent seamanship when he moved the U S S Standard Arrow from its berth at an Atlantic port on February 28 amid very unfavorable tide conditions. The night maneuver, executed without mishap, expedited the movement of a large and valuable cargo. Randall resides at 1865 Park Avenue Bridgeport Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniels
Washington
Albert B.randall
Secretary of the Navy
Arrow
Atlantic
Navy Department
Randall's
Street Sweepers Strike in Waterbury on April 29
Police intervened as forty city street sweepers went on strike for higher wages. They gathered on the Green and threatened to resist strike breakers, but officers dispersed them without incident. City officials refused demands, stating they can fill positions without trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterbury
Czar Open to Abdicating as He Faced Opposition
London April 29 An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen reports Russian papers publish a manifesto dated October in which the ex czar says he was willing to abdicate in favor of Grand Duke Michael. He was reportedly dissuaded by the premier and the minister of justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Copenhagen
Michael
Israel Gruber Fined For Short Weight Sales
Stanford April 29 Israel Gruber salesman for the Russian Liquor Co New York was fined 20 and costs in city court this morning for selling short weight He sold Russian vodka to Morris Sandhaus a local saloon keeper each bottle being several ounces short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford
Israel Gruber
Russian Liquor Co
New York
Morris Sandhaus
Bon Fire Fatal Claims Stamford Child
Mary Annunzio, eight, of 28 East Walnut Street, Stamford, dies in Stamford Hospital from burns suffered during play near a bonfire on Woodland cemetery property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Mary Annunziatio
East
Walnut Street
Stamford Hospital
Woodland Cemetery
Draft Bill To Conference in Washington April 29
The senate this afternoon sent to conference a bill providing for the drafting of youths who have reached the age of 21. The measure aims to define eligibility and streamline the call to service as the legislative process continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
French Liner Drives Off German U-Boat in Atlantic Action
An Atlantic port report says a French liner arrived safely after a desperate battle with a German U-boat. The gun crew claimed four hits while the U-boat shelled decks and torpedoed a near-miss. A destroyer arrived within two miles and forced the submarine to dive. Passengers, including French soldiers bound to America for the liberty loan drive, watched the battle from the decks along with a 324 passenger contingent from Massachusetts led by Charles S. Baxter and ex-Lt. Gov. Frothingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
America
Massachusetts
France
Bay State
Charles S. Baxter
Frothingham
Yesterday's baseball results across leagues
National League games saw St Louis beat Cincinnati 4 2 and Chicago over Pittsburgh on wet grounds. American League reports Chicago 2 St Louis 1 while Detroit faced Cleveland with rain. Southern Association results include Chattanooga 9 Little Rock 0 and Mobile 3 Birmingham 3 halted after 10th due to Sunday law. New Orleans won 4 3 against Atlanta as Nashville split with Memphis 4 4 and 7 7 in two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago-Pittsburgh
Chicago
Detroit-Cleveland
Southern Association
Chatanooga
Little Rock
Mobile
Birmingham
New Orleans
Atlanta
Nashville
Memphis
Exhibition Games and League Matchups Across Cities
Washington A defeats Boston N 8 to 1 while Boston A loses 6 to 5 at Bridgeport All-Stars New York N. Boston at Brooklyn and St Louis at Cincinnati highlight the schedule with American League games Detroit at St Louis Philadelphia at New York Washington at Boston and Chicago at Cleveland with Pittsburgh at Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago Penins Soest
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Bion
St Louis
Nihie Eine
Boston
Speetes
Cleveland
Chicago
Detroit
St Louis Sereereresse
Washington
Bridgeport
Baltimore
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Giants Face Season Test in Philly Series Opens Today
New York Giants start a key series with the Philadelphia Phillies in Philadelphia to challenge their early pace after a recent Dodgers interruption. McGraw plans to use his left-handers Scharp and Sallee if possible as the league leaders brace for Western clubs. The White Sox and Red Sox weathered disruptions, while Barrow’s crew remains the American League front runner needing Western foes to halt them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Giants
Phillies
Quakertown
Dodgers
McGraw
Scharp
Sallee
White Sox
Boston
Ed Barrows
Scoreboard Reflections and Baseball Notes
Two young players Collins and Jackson helped the White Sox beat the Browns with timely hits. Sherdell allowed twelve hits but earned the win as the Reds defeated the Cardinals. Matty will not attend Trance at this time. The Giants meet the Phillies for the season opener today while the Giants and Indians led runs last week with New York scoring 39 and Cleveland 36. A 28,000 attendance watched a service ball game in Boston, noted as a free game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Jackson
White Sox
Browns
Sherdell
Reds
Cardinals
Matty
Giants
Phillies
Indians
New York
Cleveland
Boston
British Ace Stanley Rosevear Killed in Action
Chicago April 29. Commander Stanley Rosevear an ace with the British air service was killed in action April 25 with a German aviator, according to a cablegram received today by his uncle R C Brand. Rosevear had brought down 22 airplanes. No details of the battle were given.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stanley Rosevear
Air Service
R. C. Brandon
Rosevear
Turks Kill Missionaries in Caucasus Conflict
Turkish troops in the Caucasus have reportedly killed several American missionaries, with a Athens press report stating Turks are slaughtering Christians indiscriminately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Caucasus
Athens
U Boat Losses Double in Six Weeks Says Zurich Source
Zurich reports that Germany’s submarine losses in the past six weeks more than doubled those of January and February. The information comes from a trustworthy source and covers wartime naval activity over the recent period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zurich
Germany
Clearing House Statement
New York reports sub-treasury debit 2,427,434 with exchanges 392,548 and 671y Dalagses totaling 46,950,800. The figures reflect daily financial movements and balances as recorded for that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearing House
New York
Sub-treasury
Exchanges
Dalagses
Mailed fist has effect on Holland
London reports Holland surrendered to the German mailed fist. A Rotterdam dispatch says Germany planned fear at home and abroad to force Holland to back down. Sand and gravel traffic to Belgium to resume. an economic agreement benefits Germany. Dutch detest German methods but will supply finished goods for raw materials. Unrest and bank withdrawals occur near the frontier as troop movements continue. Dutch cavalry recaptured German officers who fled toward the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Holland
Rotterdam
Daily News Today
Germany
Belgium
Daily Telegraph
Berlin
Warenfeld
Hague
Ultimatum on Russia Demands Immediate German Prisoner Release
Washington reports Germany prepares an ultimatum to Russia demanding the release of all able bodied German prisoners of war and the return to Germany. Failure to comply would trigger German forces to capture Petrograd. A 115 member German commission is en route to Russia to enforce the ultimatum with specified prisoner terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Russia
Petrograd
State Department
Derailment blocks New Haven Shore Line trains
A freight derailment at Leete's Island on the Shore Line division of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad delayed traffic until about 10 30 today. Seven cars leaving Maybrook bound for Providence derailed, with one box car across one track and a coal car across a track. Four other cars derailed and the Leete's Island tower suffered slight damage. Eastbound and westbound passenger trains were detoured via Plainfield and Willimantic, with shuttle runs from New London and local passengers transferred around the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Leete’s Island
New Haven
Shore Line
New York, New Haven ,and Hartford Railroad
Maybrook
Providence
Leete’s Island Tower
Plainfield
Willimantic
New London
Obituary for Sebastiano Lustro at 50
Sebastiano Lustro died at his home on Ferry Street after a brief illness. He leaves a wife, two daughters and a son. The funeral will be from his home at 1 30 PM on Tuesday and from St John’s church at 2 PM, with interment in St John’s cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastiano Lustro
Ferry Street
St. John’s Church
St. John's Cemetery
Postal Company Lockout Hits Birmingham Telegraphers
Birmingham April 29 The Postal Telegraph Company began a general lockout of all telegraphers tied to the Commercial Telegraphers union after a Sunday meeting with near full Alabama representation. About 100 workers were discharged or barred from duty while officials deny local responsibility, saying orders came from higher authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Company
Birmingham
Ala
The
Postal Telegraph Company Today
Commercial Telegraphers Union
Alabama
Italian War Report Details Prisoner Capture and Patrols
Rome reports 20 prisoners and several machine guns captured in a raid on the coastal district. Italian and British forces conducted patrol reconnaissances in the Asiago sector with artillery activity and desultory firing ongoing along the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Asiago
Missouri Chief Justice declines Stone senate seat
Jefferson City Missouri April 29 Judge Walter Graves chief justice of the Missouri supreme court declined the appointment of a United States senator to fill the late William J Stone. Governor Frederick D Gardner says he will not have another appointment ready before tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Jefferson City
Walter Graves
Supreme Court of Missouri
United States
William J. Stone
Frederick D. Gardner
Derailment Rears As Train Strikes Curve Near Missouri
A derailment near St. Louis involved a fast moving train on a curve west of the city. Six cars left the rails with two overturned amid early reports. several passengers were injured as dispatches noted the incident but offered no clear cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringfeld
Apri
Isco Passen
Ed Clivan
St. Louis
Aig
Safe burglars take cash from Carlisle Co. hardware safe
In Springfield Mass on April 29 a safe burglary occurred at Carlisle Co. on Main Street. Thirteen hundred dollars were taken from the hardware store safe sometime before opening today, with the store having closed Saturday night. Police investigation ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safe Blowers
Springfield
Mass
Carlisle & Co
Main Street
Middletown to receive honor flag at town hall event
In Middletown the honor flag will be presented at the town hall on Friday evening. A ceremony with music is planned as part of the observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ana
Midnight brawl on Court Street leads to fines
Three Italians Louis LaBella Corado Maniscallo and Nicola di Santi faced assault charges after a Saturday night melee on Court Street. Maniscallo and LaBella were found guilty and fined ten dollars plus costs, while di Santi had judgment suspended for defending himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Street
Louis LaBella
Corado Maniscallo
Nicola di Santi
Maniscallo
LaBella
di Santi
Edward R. Dunn
Mariscallo
DiSanti
William Costigan
Lane
Edlin
State Farm
Costigan
Wesleyan Defeats Amherst in 9-0 College Baseball Clash
Wesleyan nine easily shut out Amherst 9 to 0 on Saturday afternoon. Amherst used two pitchers but the Red and Black offense prevailed due to errors by Amherst and solid batting. Yard of Wesleyan, a faculty member from West China Union University, spoke in college chapel yesterday on China work by combined churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts College
Wesleyan
Amherst
West China Union University
College Chapel
China
Elevator repairs in municipal building continue Tuesday
The municipal building elevator will be out on Tuesday as cable installation work resumes by Otis Elevator Co. contractor Charles S. Curtis, long-time local meat merchant nearing retirement, plans to close his business. Other items note a fort Andrews marriage license, a seeds donation to schools, river transportation tie up talks, and Waverly Hall sale to L. Abramo after a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Otis Elevator Co
Charless
Curtis
Samuel Mattes
The
Lake Submarine Corporation
Bridgeport
Church Street
Edward Dyer Prouty
Fort Andrews
Mass
Carrie I’. McDonald
Washington Street
Richard P. Freeman
United States Agricultural Department
James K. Guy
C. Goodrich
H. & N. Y. Transportation Co
New York
Connecticut
W. J. Zimmerman
F. J. Zimmerman
Samuel Russell
Chatham
Vanderbilt Avenue
William P. Spear
U. S. Aviation Training School
Princeton University
Priscilla Social Club
Ernest Bidwell
East Main Street
South Farms
Waverly Hall
Joseph 8. Annino
L. Abramo
Stock Market Opens With Sparse Offerings In Hartford Trading
On April 29 in New York stocks showed a dull start with light volume and modest demand. Early gains appeared in Steel common and Distillers with several rails steady. Union Pacific and New Haven rose while some issues pulled back. Liberty bonds gained strength with the 1 48 and 4% issues advancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steel
Anaconda
Union Pacific
Southern Railway
New Haven
Balwin
Distillers
Inspiration
Liberty Bonds
Swedish Lutheran Church Notes
Church activities outline a busy week with choir rehearsals and a sacred cantata in East Hampton to aid the Junior Y M C A and church. A Red Cross committee, Pastoral travel to Pawtucket, Pinghet meeting, deacons board, confirmation class, and Sunday school planning for May 23 are scheduled with volunteer transportation and hostesses listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Lutheran Church
East Hampton
Red Cross Committee
Pawtucket
R. I
New England Conference Mission Board
Society “Pinghet
Prison Escape Plot Foiled at Connecticut Prison
Hartford April 29 A plot to aid the escape of three convicts from the state prison at Wethersfield was uncovered by Warden C C McClaughry Two guards were dismissed for complicity and an ex convict was implicated but no conspiracy indictment followed Lack of definite evidence prevented charges The plan included smuggling weapons files and contraband into the prison with guard and former convict aid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Wethersfield
C. C. McClaughry
Work On Arawanna Bridge Resumes After Suspension
Workers resumed construction on the concrete bridge over the Arawanna river at Newfield. The temporary crossing is removed, and the Jackson street detour must be used for the next six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arawanna Bridge
Newfield
Arawanna River
Jackson Street
Lead and Spelter Prices Diplomatic in New York Trade
Lead remained quiet with spot and April at 7.10 to 7.25, while spelter eased with spot and April at 63.4 and June at 6.80 to 6.90. Prices reflect a subdued market as suggested by the day's New York quotation round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
South Church Notes Sewing and Scout Schedule
Tuesday Philatheas meet for Red Cross sewing at Mrs. A H Griswolds on Brainerd Avenue. Wednesday union church night in the social rooms. Thursday Union society holds all day Red Cross sewing in the social rooms. At 7 15 Boy Scouts. Friday at 4 o clock pastor's class for girls in the social rooms and a class for boys at S past ordained location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church
Philatheas
Red Cross
A. H
Griswold’s
Brainerd Avenue
Union Church
Union Society
S.pastor's
Aragon and Hits Machine Figure in Paris Tragedy
Paris reports a famous figure linked to a hit machine while an equally noted individual from Oupinet is killed. The April 29 dispatch notes a high profile connection and a fatal incident amid ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aragon
Oupinet
Paris
Coe
Hero of Isonzo Visits This City Parade Celebrates General Guglielmotti
The Meriden celebration for General Emilio Guglielmotti drew about three thousand people with a monster parade mass meeting and banquet. Italians and locals joined the event, with an automobile and trolley caravan. After a hasty visit to Middletown, the general pledged to return for a future large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilio Gugli
Quet
Guglielmotti
Middletown
Meriden
Middl
Union Temperance Service Addresses Prohibition Panel
Professor Irving Fisher of Yale University and Professor Spooner spoke at a Methodist church Union Temperance Service. Fisher discussed the economic and social aspects of prohibition, arguing enforcement matters and public health concerns, while supporters urged ratification in Connecticut by 1919 and warned against allowing civilian alcohol use even in small quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Yale
Spooner
Methodist Church
H. H. S Kensington
Connecticut
Irving Fisher
University
Cal
Non
Victory Conference for Womer A Series of 14 victory com
A Victory Conference for Women, organized by the State Council, is planned for Monday May 6 in Middle Town Hall from 11 a.m. The event highlights mothers and wives of soldiers, Red Cross volunteers, Liberty Bonds, and other campaigns. Ministers, doctors, merchants, teachers, librarians, and an advisory committee will attend. Mrs Hayward will show an exhibit on women’s work. About 6 speakers are listed. Each attendee brings lunch. all interested are invited without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womer
State Council
Tilly
Red Cross
Hayward
Coal Shipment Completed by Tug A. M. Smith
The tug boat A. M. Smith delivered a barge load of hard coal on Saturday night. The Mabel cleared Hartford and Deep River for westward empties. The Smith River arrived this morning with a barge just unloaded by the town Coal Co.
Shad Season Opens Under State Inspection Rules
The shad season opens on May first as fishermen prepare nets for inspection per state law. John N. Crampton and the game commission oversee the process with Selectman James H. Footit for Middletown and John F. for Portland, along with J. J. Petroff Cromwell and F. W. Bailey involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Crampton
and Game Commission
James H. Footit
Middletown
John F
Portland
J. J. Petroff Cromwell
F. W. Bailey
For Sale Classified Ads Fragment Summary
For sale items include a dresser five dollars and an iron bed with spring. An advertisement offers vegetables like pepper tomato and cauliflower plus bedding plants and flowers. Contact Sebastian Ave Tel 482 for plant shipments. Listing also notes 16 acres for cultivation and lists Michael DeToro at 65 St John.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sebastian Ave
Tel
St. John
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pigardy Front
NAVY
U. S
Sporting News
Tomlinson
Boote
Bateman
Watson
Camp
Raines
Green
Woodruff
PO Breck
McNamara
Cowles
Maynard
Phillips
Weber, Geveees
Palmer
Davison
Cummings
Clark
Bateman Woodruff
Richter & Company
Bankers and Brokers
New York Stock Exchange
Central Row
Charter 2600
Atg& WI
Alaska Gold
Amer Tel & Tel
Am Smelter
Am Loco
I Am Car Foundry
AT &8 Fe
Balt & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel B
Butte & Sup
Chile Copper
Cal Fuel
C&o
Erie
Northern
Kennecott
Miami Copper
Norfolk & West
North Pacific
Nynh&h
St Car
Penna
People’s Gas
Republic
Chic RI & Pac
St Paul
UN Pac
Westinghouse
Hero OF
Isonzo
St. John’s and
Michael DeToro
St. John’s
Bex
Main St
South Main
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