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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1918

Page

8

Jay Hubbard is 75 in today’s local notes

Jay Hubbard former county commissioner and longtime Connecticut resident celebrated his 75th birthday. Born in Wadesboro North Carolina he moved to Middletown as a youth and pursued real estate tobacco trade and land development. He later operated a vegetable farm after converting property once used by the Noise Typewriter Co. into agricultural use.

Jay Hubbard Ounty Sioner Main South Farms Wadesboro Anson Mnty North Carolina Middletown Daniel Chase Connecticut Leaf Connecticut Johnson Now Noise- Typewriter Co

John Hubbard longtime Middlesex county figure dies

John Hubbard, renowned for gardening and hunting along Middlesex county woods and streams, also helped found the Middletown Horse Railroad Co and served as director of Old People’s Fire Insurance and Central National Bank. A Lincoln voter with strong Republican views, he remained active in public affairs and was celebrated as he walked his usual constitutional route.

John Hubbard Middlesex County Connecticut Saybrook Middletown Horse Railroad Co Old People’s Fire Insurance Co Central National Bank Abraham Lincoln J. Hubbard

Russell Co. vs Annex Fast Game at Mill Hollow

A Sunday afternoon match at Mill Hollow field features New Britain’s Russell Co. against Middletown Annex. Both clubs boast strong records with Annex near perfect and Russell Co. undefeated. Jack Krauth starts for the Weavers with Tom Blanchard pitching for Annex as fans from South Farms and voters gather for an expected exciting contest.

Mill Hollow Mill Hollow Field New Britain Middletown Annex Russell Co Jack” Krauth Weavers Tom Blanchard Nejako Lucey J. Strohla W. Strohla Spinney Johnson Smithib Kosicki Paul Field I Begley T. Blafichard A. Blaird Peterson G. Campbell H. Campbell Kilduff

Farm Hill Barn Burned Near Pameacha Road

A barn on the road from Pameacha to Farm Hill burned to the ground last night shortly before 10. The Ward ice house nearby was also consumed. The hay barn stored hay and was engulfed. neighbors arriving early could save the ice house.

Farm Hill Pameacha Wardice

Is This Your Case A Memorial Missing Funds Notice

A fragmented ad notes a man with sickness paying bills including Doctor 48, 9, butcher 20, grocer 15 and a Morris Plan loan of 100 with weekly 2 payments. Call 269 Main St for details. Mentions Emma Genevieve Mullen killed by a gun in St Gervais area and a memorial planned.

Morris Plan Main St Adv Eereee Emma Genevieve Mullen Ange St. Gervais

Supplies contracts open for New Haven and Middlesex bidders

The United States Navy seeks bids from New Haven and Middlesex county manufacturers for over 111 schedules of supplies. Interested firms should visit the Regional Advisors office in Bridgeport to view blueprints and specifications, including hardware, tools, electrical goods, cameras, clocks, and various industrial items.

New Haven Middlesex County United States Navy New England Chamber of Commerce Col. I. M. Ullman War Resources Committee Middlesex Counties First Bridgeport National Bank Bridgeport Conn Ieiane Cal

Garden Party At St. Francis Church Draws Crowd

The garden party hosted by St. Francis church societies attracted 600 to 700 attendees. Lanterns lined the rectory lawn, hydrangeas framed the scene, and decorated booths ran by parish sodalities were well patronized. A fine musical program featured local and visiting talent with an excellent orchestra.

St. Francis’ Church

Police Captain Receives War News From France

Joseph J. Kincaid, police captain, got two letters from Shelly M. Kincaid in France. One dated July 12 and another July 23 say he is at a base hospital wounded and gassed, upsetting his stomach but cheering with a concert and plans for movies. He mentions no mail yet and moving between posts after leaving training camp three weeks ago.

Joseph J. Kincaid Shelly M. Kincaid France

Urge Use of Female Farm Labor

At a Hartford committee meeting, Elijah Rogers of the USDA said draft age changes could shrink farm labor next year. He noted farmers already using women through the Women's Land Army and labor from the United States Boys' Working Reserve.

Food Department Hartford Elijah Rogers United States Department of Agriculture Rogers Women's Land Army United States Boys’ Working Reserve

Coal For Incubators In Connecticut Urges Coal Supply

The food committee of the State Council of Defense informs Connecticut poultrymen using mammoth incubators or coal burning brooders to secure chestnut coal now for next spring. The U S Fuel Administration says states and communities will receive a specific coal allotment and no extra supply after distribution.

Cecticut Mamoth State Council of Defense United States Fuel

Land sale on North High Street to Vaine couple

Real estate transfer reports Mary E. Broderick and Katherine A. Broderick sold a parcel on the west side of North High Street measuring 50 feet frontage and 130 feet depth to Celia 3B. Vaine and Felix C. Vaine, husband and wife. The description notes the conveyance details and the parties involved in the sale.

Mary E. Broderick Katherine A. Broderick Celia Vaine Felix C. Vaine North High Street

St Joachim’s Friday meeting and local events

Friday schedule includes B Y P U of C E meeting with Rev Alfred Nickless to speak, and a city wide invitation. Also planned are beads of social activities at Arrigoni Hotel, watermelon season openings, theatre features, auto travel notes, and war related notices across Middletown. The piece mentions schedules at Grand Theatre and Middletown Yacht Club activities, plus civic notices and local business updates.

St. Joachim Helock Alfred Nickless C. E Arrigoni Granges Grand Theatre Anette Kellerman House of Hate New Animated Weekly Adv W. F. Burrows Mabel Meech White Mountains Meech Stoddard Joseph Reboro

Obituary of Alfio Annino Brother of Louis and Joseph Annino

Word has been received of the death of Alfio Annino, brother of Louis and Joseph Annino, of this city. He was born October 15, 1855, in Mellili, Italy. He is survived by his wife Sebastiana, four sons Santo of 60 Ferry Street, Emilio and Sebastiano in the Italian army at the front, and John at home, plus two daughters Carmelina of 62 Ferry Street and another daughter living with her mother in Italy. He also leaves three brothers in Italy and one sister, Josephine, in this city. The obituary mentions two famed nurses, Fio Nightin and Clara Barton, as part of the world’s remembrance.

Mercury Leo J. A. Masterton Clark & True Otis Elevator Co James F. Carter Silver St South Farms James P. Stow Cresent Beach Madison Barracks Sacket Harbor N. Y War and Navy Departments Hartman Drug Co J. B. L. Cascade Middletown Silver Co Minor C. Baldwin White Mountains Hartford Joseph McDonald Lynch Middlesex Theatre Wallace Reid Xantippe Mack Sennett Adv James Griffin The Water Department Ocean Beach New Animated Weekly Order of Red Men Connecticut Robert Scoville Yale United States Army Training Corps Marjorie Bailey Nickless Gran Theatre Anette Kellerman New Animated Manresa Institute Keyser Island Norwalk Sound Cecil B. de Elliot Dexter Begle Alfio ‘Annino Alfio Annino Louis Joseph Annino Mellili Italy Sebastiana Santo Ferry Street Emilio Sebastiano John Carmelina i Josephine

Friend in France Lieutenant Davis Wounded in Battle

Word reaches local friends that Lieutenant Walter K. Davis is hospitalized in France with a slight scalp wound from action on July 15 likely during the Marne battle. He reports he is progressing and hopes to be released soon, though caveats remain about the calmer surface masking trouble.

Walter K. Davis France The Marne

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