Camp departure list for Division 21 recruits
A long roster shows forty nine men listed for departure to camp on August 27 from multiple addresses in Cromwell Hartford and surrounding towns. Names include Cronin Rockall Coleman Pyne Archimede Caravalli Johnson Griffin Schram Klein Harrison Fitzgerald Jagielski Smith Corvo Murray Hills Randolpho Cotton Quartarone Rohan Tynan Mattarolo Alleta Bradley Moore Daley Winbladh Warren Maxwell Salvatore Di Modica Nordgren Leonard Hill Robertson Dee Hutchings Mattes Russo Carlson Maher Commerford Dunklee Myers and others with home towns such as Cromwell Hartford Meriden and South Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Rockall
Coleman
Prospect Street
Pyne
Warthveten
Archimede Caravalli
P. O. Box
E. Berlin
Harry H. Johnson
Roberts
Harry Fantini
Court
Certs J. Larson
J. Babcock
Carl A. Johnson
Cromwell
William A. Harrigan
Main Street
Hartford
James J. Griffin
Liberty
Harry E. Schram
Prospect
Alois Kiein
High
Frank ‘H. Harrison
Thomas J. Fitzgerald
Main
South Farms
Frank J. Jagielski
Hubbard
Harold Smith
Rutillo C. Corvo
Ferry
Thomas Murray
Front
Edward Hills
Maromas
Angelo Randolpho
Fred Cotton
Natale Quartarone
Elmer J. Rohan
Staddle Hill
Jeremiah Tynan, Jr
Guiseppé Mattarolo
Newfield
Nichola Alleta
Frank T. Bradley
Cross
John J. Moore
Trench Hill
William Sanders
Farm Hill
John J. Day
West
James BH. Daley
Bacon Avenue
Carl W. Winbladh
Box
Charles Warren Maxwell
Salvatore di Modica
Gilshannon Place
Ernest L. Nordgren
Lester M. Dunklee
Charles B. Myers
Berlin
Farm Hill and Nearby Clubs Lead Junior Food Army Canning
In Farm Hill Durant Long Hill Westfield and Newfield districts junior food army efforts report strong canning totals. World's Workers in Farm Hill lead with 270 quarts, Busy Bees of Long Hills second with 253, Miller's Farm 50 quarts, Westfield 24 quarts, Newfield 115.5 quarts, Durant Daughters of Economy 125 quarts. Overall 298 quarts in war dishes, with total junior output 807.5 quarts, signaling will go over the top in these districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Hill
Miller’s Farm
Durant
Long Hill
Westfield
Newfield
Miss Coe
Miss Roche
Long Hills
Miller’s Farm District
Daughters of Economy of
Canning
Probate Authority to Sell Estate Homestead and 50 Acre Lot
Authority to sell real estate of Elizabeth A. Ryan, the Highland homestead on Rear Berlin line with 80 acres and improvements, plus a 50 acre tract on Lamentation. Real estate to be sold early under court order. Walter H. Roberts, executor of Elijah Roberts, reports account approved, debts paid, trust discharged, receipts filed by legatees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia A. Ryan
Elizabeth A. Ryan
Ryan
Highland
Berlin
Walter H. Roberts
Elijah Roberts
Children oppose wills in Middlesex County cases
Two Middlesex Superior Court matters challenge probate rulings admitting wills. Nellie E. Hackett appeals the 1918 will of her mother Ann Hackett, with bond $150 and Sheriff service. Bertha B. Cone appeals the 1958 probate of Albert A. Burdick's 1913 will, bond $150 and process served on executor Judge Rollin A. Tyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex County
Nellie E. Hackett
Bacon
T P
Ann Hackett
Miss Hackett
Grand Circuit Meeting At Hartford State Fair Nominations
The Grand Circuit meet at Hartford during Labor Day week will draw top line horses and drivers for major events at the Connecticut Fair. Key races include a $2,500 free for all trot between St Frisco and Mabel Trask with Cox stable contenders, and a 2:06 trot battle featuring Ima Jay Royal Mack and others. The Charter Oak purse opens the year’s $10,000 event with entrants like Chilcoot Hollywood Kate Matmark and Geers June Red, while the Whirlwind Purse could see A Game of Chance or Directum J among leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
St. Frisco
Mabel Trask
la Princeton
Cox
Murphy
Peter
Hollywood Bob
J. L. Dodge
Selka
Manrico
Miriam Guy
Columbus
Mamie Locke
North Randall
Charter Oak
Chilcoot
Hollywood
Kate
Binland
Matmark
Alain Forbes
Royal Knight
Cleveland
Geers
June Red
Ima Jay
Royal Mack
Philadelphia
Esperanza
Bacelli
Busy
Lassie
Bertha McQuire
Ross B
al Mack
Northspur
Directum J
Oro Fino
Walter Cochato
Edward P. Comsewogue Hal
Mary Rosalind Parr
Robert Gatewood
Funeral service for Thomas P. Ditlon at St John’s Church
Funeral for Thomas P. Ditlon Dillon was held from his 120 Prospect Street home at 9 AM then at St John’s Church for a solemn high mass. Rev. Dr James P. Donovan led the rites with deacon Rev William T. O’Brien and sub-deacon Rev Michael Kearney. The service included hymns by John Hazelton and St John’s choir, with floral tributes and pallbearers named. Burial followed at St John’s Cemetery with Rev Father Kearney pronouncing final rites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas P. Ditlon
Thomas P. Dillon
Prospect Street
St. John’s Church
James P. Donovan
William T. O’brien
Waterbury
Michael Kearney
John Hazelton
St. John’s Choir
Ae A. J. Campbell
Dr. Donovan
Fathers O’brien
Kearney
Charles Carlson
James Dillon
William Dillon
Thomas F. Dillon
Richard Commerford
James Frayne
Frank Cassidy
Martin Dolan
Joseph Whalen
St. John’s Cemetery
Father Kearney
Annual Garden Party at St Francis Church South Farms
The sodalities of St. Francis Church South Farms host their annual garden party on the church lawn this evening. A musical program featuring songs and piano and violin selections will be directed by Miss Ellen Powers. Real Estate Sale notices a land parcel with dwellings on Catherine Johnson streets sold to Martin J. Ander. agency by Jones Real Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francis’ Church
South Farms
Ellen Powers
Henrietta. G. Jones
Catherine Johnson
Martin J.ander
Oe Jones
Woman credits Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in Key West note
Mrs. J. M. Camus of 726 Caroline St Key West Florida says five years of irregularities back pain and weakness ended after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports it the best medicine she tried and urges others to write to Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts for advice based on 40 years of service to women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key West
Fla
E. Pinkham
J. M. Camus
Caroline St
Florida
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mass
City Briefs and Local Notes in August Eve
Light vehicle lamps at 8:17 this evening. Trevithick’s offers music and dancing with a jazz band. Samuel H. Rees, Berkeley Divinity graduate, sails on a Meade steamship to Portland Me. Western Union names W Vanderliet as new telegraph operator in Paterson. Mrs. Slavin of Pearl Street visiting Springfield. Vaudeville at Grand tonight and tomorrow. Edward Whalen and daughter at Savin Rock. Optometrist A Masterton away Aug 19 to 26. repairs by assistant. Patrolman Patrick Ghent back from Asbury Park. Garden party at St Francis church Friday. free admission. Rev. W T O’Brien vacationing in Park Place. Middlesex Theatre features Wallace Reid in Believe Me Xantippe with Sennett comedy. vaudeville acts. George W True in New York on business. return Saturday. Rudkin family leaves for vacation until September. Fire chief John Vincent begins ten-day fishing cruise. Municipal elevator still out after storm. fixer delayed. Trukenheimer and Henry guests of Miss Esther Blumer. auto trip home. Miss Margaret Markwits visiting Miss Blumer at Grand. Regular General Mansfield Council O U A M meets. Frank Grippo reports overseas. A Daughter of the Gods play at the Og tomorrow. Seynele to drill Company A C S G on Monday. Captain Hunt. Miss Marion Scanlon recovering from appendicitis. Walter A Foster purchases property on Farms Avenue. Apples and crop notes. 1918 prospects discussed. Summer grip appears in some cases. 23rd Connecticut Volunteers reunion at Savin Rock Thursday. Mrs. Henry Lee to entertain Connecticut Woman Suffrage workers Monday for fall plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trevithick
Western Union Telegraph Office
John Slavin
Pearl Street
Springfield
Agnes Holmberg
Anna Holmberg
Freda . Johnson
Ocean Beach
Patrick Ghent
Asbury Park
N. J
St. Francis Church
William T.o’brien
Waterbury
Park Place
Grand
Middlesex Theatre
Wallace Reid
Mack Sennett
George W. True
Clark & True
New York
George Rudkin
Washington Street
John Vincent
Russell Mfg. Co
Capt. Foster
Hartford
Trevithick’s
Messers
Trukenheimer and
Henry
New York City
Esther Blumer
Warwick Street
Auto
Margaret Markwits
Grand Theatre
General Mansfield Council
Frank B. Grippo
Daughter of the Gods
Og Theatre
Seynele
Company A
Fred R. Hunt
Marion Scanlon
Hotchkiss Street
Middlesex Hospital
Walter A. Foster
H Farms
Iter C. Jones
J Jy
Shakespeare's Re-set Laws Create a Few Hee-Haws
A fragment from The State of Columbia depicts a satirical collage mixing advertising, film culture, and political themes with tangled phrases about wisdom, peace, and discretion. The piece alludes to public figures and historical contexts in a quip-like style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S. C
Villa
Pankhurst
England
Two Semi-Pro Baseball Showdowns Set for Weekend
Russell Co. meets Omo in a Saturday afternoon clash to decide the faster team, with Woodruff and Sturtevant pitching for Omo and Diller catching. Nick Strohla and Johnson lead the weavers as they face a strong Annex club from New Britain in Mill Hollow on Sunday at 3.0. The Annex boasts a string of victories over top regional teams, while Russell Co. holds a league lead in town. Large crowds are expected for both days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Co
Omo
Woodruff and
Sturtevant
Diller
Nick” St
Russell
Sugar dealers to meet with city officials on sugar conservation plan
Local sugar dealers will meet Chief George S. Pitt of the fire department at headquarters this evening to discuss conserving the sugar supply and a distribution plan that ensures a just amount to each district consumer. A separate feature from the Seonikeham Age-Herald presents a humor note titled Wriggling Out of It.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Pitt
Fire Department
Seonikeham Age-Herald
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