Wanted general and household items in local ads
A combined batch of classified notices seeks a general with 5 to 20 acres near town or trolley, an experienced nurse with a suitable home for maternity work, copies of New York American, kitchen range with hot water, five or six rooms with modern improvements for a small American family, private party buying second hand men's suits and overcoats, and a service buying dead horses and cattle. Contact box addresses and telephone numbers given.
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Poland
Berlin
Sam Kabasneck
Colchester
Dwight St
George St
New Haven
Washington St
E. Sree
Mer
Ivoryton
Portland Cement
Masons
Mylchreest Brox
Evening Press
P. O
Hartford
Arate
SOS
New York American
New Britain
Hazelwood
W. Taylor
Allison Bros., Inc
Middletown
Fountain
Kodak
Spear Bros
Fenn
Higganum
Crescent St
S. N. Ev
Government Civil Service
J. C. Leonard
Civil Service Examiner
Kendis Bldg
Washington
Divorce Notice In Middletown Court At Waterbury
The Clerk of the Superior Court orders notice by publication for Aurora Giuliani Laurenzi seeking a divorce from Agostino Laurenzi now at unknown location. Publication runs three times in the Evening Press Middletown beginning on or before August 22, 1918. Samuel J. Marsh, Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County at Waterbury.
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Agostino Laurenzi
Haddam
Parts
Aurora Giuliani Laurenzi
Middlesex County
Middletown
A. D
Samuel J. Marsh
New Haven County
Waterbury
Deep River Notes On School Openings And Local Travel
August 24 in Deep River reports on Union school opening September 4 and local residents' plans. Miss Emily Anderson and Miss Pauline Swanson pursue commercial teaching at Bay Path Institute. Porter family guests, elderly relatives staying through winter, typhoid illness sent to Hartford hospital, and church minster arrangements discussed for Rev. Morton’s winter absence. Local births, enlistments, and appointments noted.
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Patrick J. Campbell
Wethersfield
Hartford
Howard A. Orton
France
Congregational Church Society
Morton
Maud Fox
Westbrook
I. B. Davis
Davis
Agusta Drude
Jeanie Brown
Norwich
Juia Marvin
New England
Frederick Norton
Camp Upton
W. O. Kiersteat
Baptist Church
G. A. Wormwood
P. H. Wormwood
Boston
Registration Board
Perlee Classen
Arthur C. Saunders
Carl H. Olsen
Frank A. Lewis
John Marvin
John Classen
Perlee
Branford
Jennie Starkey
Eugene O’leary
U. S
Emily Anderson
Pratt, Read Player Piano Co
Mag Wimovsky
New York City
Saybrook Local Notes on Visits and Events
Old Saybrook residents return from vacations and attend church services. The McFaddens of Kenilworth visit Saybrook while Charles Strong and family face probate proceedings over their six children as state police investigate. Local fairs, camp departures, and social visits fill the week with church meetings and boating reports along Saybrook Point and Fenwick waters.
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Old Sayborok
Agn
William F. White
First Congregational Church
George McFadden
Kenilworth
N. J
William McCoombs
Charles Strong
Charles S. Gates
John Johnson
Norwich
William Champion
H. Nelson Beebe
Saybrook Point
Middletown
St. John’s Church
Richard Doyle
Camp Johnson
Florida
Equal Franchise League
Frank S. Pratt
A. Kelly
John Mooney
Pittsfield
C. C. Ellis
Fenwick Waters
Frederick Faulk
New Haven
Bridgeport
Higganum Social Notes Highlight Visits and Projects
Mrs. Frank White of Worcester visits sister Mrs. Jennie Gilbert in Higganum while Mrs. Maria J. Smith of Chester and two grandsons stay with nieces Mrs. A. B. Carlson and Mrs. Anna Neff. E O Burr starts a silo foundation. Asa A. Cody and mother travel to Hartford. Mrs. W. F. Smith vacationing in Branford. Mrs. E. P. Grout at her summer home. Howard Spencer healing from a hand injury and inactive at work. Congregational church Sunday school picnic held in W. S. Porter’s grove.
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Higganum
Frank White
Worcester
Mass
Jennie Gilbert
Maria J. Smith
Chester
A. B.carlson
Anna Neff
E. O. Burr
John Holt
Middletown
Ida Wilcox
Howard I. Spencer
Asa A. Cody
Hartford
W. F. Smith
Branford
E. P. Grout
Howard Spencer
Congregational Church
W. S. Porter
Sunday church services and notes for August 25
Sunday services listed across Christ Church Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity and several Era churches. Holy Communion at 7:30 and 10:45 a.m. at Christ Church. First Church of Christ Scientist services at 10:45 a.m. Readings and Bible Student meetings noted. no Sunday services for Bible Students due to Chester convention. South M E Church Sabbath School 10 a.m. morning worship 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. All Saints Chapel 11 a.m. Holy Communion. Swedish Lutheran 9 a.m. Sunday School 10:30 a.m. preaching by Rev Ralph Hult. Swedish Congregational worship as usual. No evening service at Swedish Lutheran.
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Christ Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Corner College
Broad Streets
Chester
Bible Students’ Hall
Cromwell
Alsop Avenue
City
God
Man
South M. E
W. H. G. Gould
Philadelphia
Church of the U Holy Trinity
Harold J. Edwards
All Saints’ Chapel
Staddle Hill
W. E. Hooker
Portland
Swedish Lutheran Church
Corner High
Liberty
Ralph Hult
India
Swedish Congregational Church
C. Mortenson
War Savings Day Aims July August Pledge Redemption
Connecticut War Savings Committee designates August 27 as W. S. 8. Pledge Redemption Day with state wide observance by thousands of workers to fulfill August pledges. State Director Howell Cheney stresses nationwide effort to back troops via war savings stamps and notes over 250000 folders distributed, one in every home, to remind residents to complete August pledges. Two infantile paralysis cases reported in Evanston, Chicago suburbs, names Lawrence Lester aged 19 and Bud Andrews aged 16.
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Hartford
Connecticut War Savings Committee
Connecticut
France
Howell Cheney
Chicago
Bhvanston
Lawrence Lester
Bud Andrews
Baseball scores from national league and others
National League results show Chicago 3 New York 2 and Cincinnati and Philadelphia 7 Boston 5 with Pittsburgh 0 in three games. American League games include Boston 6 St Louis 5, Cleveland 6 Washington 2, and Chicago 6 Philadelphia 5. International League notable scores: Baltimore 5 Jersey City and Toronto Rochester 1, plus Binghamton 6 Newark 4.
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Chicago
New York
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Jersey City
Toronto
Rochester
Binghamton
Newark
Sports Pairings and Matchups Across The League
A list of scheduled games features Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at St. Louis. Other notable matchups include Boston at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, Chicago at Philadelphia, Detroit at New York, Cleveland at Washington, St. Louis at Boston, Rochester at Toronto, Newark at Binghamton, Hamilton at Buffalo, and Jersey City at Baltimore.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Boston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
International League
Rochester
Toronto
Newark
Binghamton
Hamilton
Buffalo
Jersey City
Baltimore
World Series Plans Upheld By War Office Approval
Secretary Baker approves wartime closing of the 1918 baseball season and the world series matching the Red Sox against the Cubs. New York Aug 24 plans for the world series to be announced by Garry Herrmann with the war department backing. Boston likely to host September 4 opener and a limited Boston Chicago schedule.
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New York
Baker
National Commission
Red Sox
Cubs
Chicago Nationals
Boston
Windy City
War Department
Garry Herrmann
The Barrier shown at Westbrook Town Hall Tuesday Night
Rex Beache presents a powerful photo drama The Barrier at Westbrook Town Hall Tuesday Night. The ad also offers tips on canning and preserving foods, emphasizing sterilization, sealing, and minimizing sugar use while noting honey as a substitute and suggesting syrup as an alternative.
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Town Hall
Rex Beache
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