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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1918

Page

5

Assault Case In Superior Court In South Farms

The Superior Court opened this morning with the trial of Martin Penczak of South Farms charged with assault with a dangerous weapon on Alexander Nowak. The incident occurred November 11 at the Kennedy block. Nowak testified Penczak drew a knife after a dispute with Mrs Glowak and stabbed him. Glowak said he struck Penczak with a poker. The case continued as jurors were sworn and witnesses including Ralph Wilcox and Officer James Kidley testified.

Ais Martin Penczak South Farms Alexander Nowak Reed Kennedy Penczak James R. Edlin Daniel J. Donahoe Ernest A. Inglis Bertrand E. Spencer C. Francis Middletown C. Edward West Thomas F. Spain Alston W. Gilbert W. H. Brown Haddam Azariah Dickinson John Joyner Chester Clement A. Bailey Thomas S. Sellen Cromwell Edward S. Coe J. Franklin Bailey Durham Walter A. Seifert Alvin C. Fowler Middlefield Ernest L. Coles Ernest A. Jennings Saybrook Harvey J. Brooks Edward Wilcox Glowak Uo Street

Poultry Association to Plan Exhibition in City Court Rooms

The Poultry Association will meet in city court rooms tonight to finalize plans for a poultry exhibition in the town hall during the week of January 28, 1919. Local and state interests boost prospects, with Barred Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red clubs contributing entries and state cups to be awarded. favorable conditions for young birds and strong trade activity support a successful show.

Poultry Association Town Hall Plymouth Rock Club Rhode Island Red Club

District Nurse Association Monthly Meeting Report

The District Nurse Association held its monthly meeting with Mrs. Craig presiding over most of the board and offices. Nurses reported 1,832 visits, 444 patients brought forward, 95 new patients, nine sent to hospital, and nine deaths. no calls from city physicians.

District Nurse Association Meern Craig

Mayors Association Annual Meeting Announcement

The annual gathering of the Mayor's Association will take place at Hotel Hartford on December 10 with Governor Holcomb and the State Council addressing the forum. Agencies and cities will discuss aiding during the reconstruction period as Augustus M. Bidwell feels optimistic about the afternoon.

Mayors Association Hotel d Hartford Holcomb Sense Ws State Council of We

Baruch Resignation Accepted by President Wilson

The resignation of Baruch was accepted as the armistice ends, with the board to dissolve on January 1. Wilson praised Baruch’s leadership, noting the board’s valuable counsel and expressing regret at its discontinuation. Baruch urged dissolution as its missions have effectively ended.

Wilson Baruch Washington Hich

Sugar rules eased as distribution resumes to normal

Hartford reports the food administration announcing further sugar regulation relaxations. Public eating places and households face no per person four pound monthly limit. Open sugar bowls return and retail equitable distribution rule rescinded. The move preserves sugar conservation for famine relief in Europe. Confirmation comes via Washington telegram outlining General Orders 8 and 9 repeal.

Hartford The Food Administration Washington

President Wil son to enter Germany during European stay

Paris reports virtually certain plan for President Wilson to enter Germany while in Europe. A joint review with General Pershing of American troops, including Marne St Mihiel and Argonne veterans now near the German border, is being arranged. Secretary Lansing and others may tour scenes of American victories with the party. Col. E M House may join Brest if health permits.

Germany Paris Wilson Europe General Pershing Marne St. Michiel Argonne Lansing E. M. House Brest

Two Die As Auto Plunges Into River At Coles Bridge

Fall River Mass December 4 A touring car carrying six men failed to negotiate a curve at Coles bridge and plunged into the river killing John J Allison of Fall River and leaving others injured. The body of Lake Blanchette of New Bedford was found in the water. Driver Andrew Provost and companions Homer Ouellette Raymond Berube and Philip Goyette were dazed and could not recall the sixth member of the party.

Fall River Mass Coles Bridge John J. Allison Lake Blanchette Kearsage Street New Bedford Andrew Provost Homer Ouellette Raymond Berube Philip Goyette

Navy Acquires All Marconi Radio Stations

Washington Dec 4 The navy department has purchased all radio stations of the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co of America with four high powered exceptions. The announcement states this ends Marconi handling messages from ships to shore and leaves the navy owning all U S wireless stations previously used for commercial purposes except 16 now privately owned.

Navy Washington Navy Department Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co America Marconi Company United States

Fined for Mileage Fraud in New Britain Court

Philip Pearson was fined 35 dollars plus costs in New Britain police court for defrauding the New Haven road by using a mileage book made out to Louis Linderman. Linderman faced the same charge. Both men were recently arrested after a cloak and suit store fire they operated here and are held for trial in the superior court. Abdication of Crown Prince Expected. London dispatches say the German crown prince's abdication is expected to be published today, with no immediate successor named.

New Britain Philip Pearson New Haven Louis Linderman Linderman London Copenhagen

Unopposed Candidates Dominate London Parliament Race

In London on December 4 more than 100 parliamentary candidates were unopposed in nominations. Notable figures Sir Austen Chamberlain A. J. Balfour and Sir Auckland Geddes were listed among them. Dozens more withdrew, with the vote set for December 14.

Parliamenta London Fore A. J. Balfour Austen Chamberlain Sir Auckland Geddes

Middle Town Chamber of Commerce Annual Meeting

The Middle Town Chamber of Commerce will convene at Stueck's on Thursday evening for the annual meeting. A permanent memorial to the boys in service will be discussed. The Sons of St George plan a meeting at their Center Four Wednesday.

Sons of St. George Center _Foureday

A O H Election Behind Ancient Order of Hibernians

The regular monthly meeting of Division No 1 Ancient Order of Hibernians drew a large attendance as officers were reelected for a third term. Edward F Slavin remains president with Coughlin Frayne Christopher Smeddy Hayes Shea Burns and Donovan named to key posts. Installations set for January 7 by County President John Bransfield of Portland.

Ancient Order of Hibernians Edward F. Slavin Arthur M. Coughlin T. Joseph Frayne William D Christopher Thomas Smeddy Thomas Hayes Thomas Shea William P. Burns James P. Donovan John Bransfield Portland

Swedish Lutheran League Visit Delights Hartford Guests

The Swedish Lutheran church League from Hartford visited the local Swedish Lutheran church last evening. The parlors were filled with Leaguers and friends as a fine program unfolded with instrumental and vocal solos readings dialogues and an address by Rev J Hulteen on the league's history in the Swedish Lutheran church in the U S A. After the program refreshments were served and a social hour enjoyed. The local League plans a Thursday 7:45 business meeting followed by Ladies Chorus practice for a Christmas cantata.

League of the Hartford L. L J. Hulteen League

Woman's devotion to home quoted in health warning

A dated plea underscores how many women prioritize household duties over health, leading to headaches backaches and nervous symptoms. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a long used remedy, claimed to restore health after other treatments fail.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Senate peace commission idea waning

Washington December 4 The senate foreign relations committee will not recommend to the senate that a special committee of members be sent abroad to watch developments at the peace table. The panel listened to Senator Cummins of Iowa in support of his resolution. No decision was reached today. action will be considered at a special meeting tomorrow.

Senate Peace Commission Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee Senate Cummins Iowa

Man killed in factory elevator incident

Bruno Simonzi, 41, was found dead with his head wedged between the elevator and shaft at the Dean Pin Co factory here last night. He entered the factory with a newsboy and wandered onto the elevator before his death on December 4.

Bruno Simonzi Dean Pin Co

Rome Says England France and Italy to Form Alliance

Dec 4 Rome reports a completed alliance among England France and Italy with Italy rejoining the triple pact that originally included Germany and Austria. The Populo Romano announced the move stating the three powers would align in policy and defense.

Rome England France Italy Populo Romano Germany Austria

Sunday School Convention Opens at First Methodist Church

The Connecticut Sunday School Association opened its state convention this morning at 11 o'clock in the First Methodist church. About 400 to 500 delegates are expected tonight, with most staying for the full three days. The morning program featured an opening song session and an address by Hon. George L. Chandler on The Sunday School's Share in Winning the War. Tonight's program includes a 7:15 song service and a 7:30 prayer followed by announcements and talks by Prof. Edgar S. Brightman and Rev. J. Harrison Thompson, with music and offering to follow.

Connecticut Sunday School Association First Methodist George L. Chandler Rocky Hill J. Harrison Thompson Edgar S. Brightman Ea Eee Education

George H Prior Celebrates 82d Birthday Quietly

George H Prior of 76 East Main Street South Farms celebrated his 82d birthday on Tuesday December 3 with a dinner party. Born in Middletown he has long resided here and worked as a carpenter and farmer. He credits his longevity to outdoor living and has three daughters and one son. Daughters include Mrs D F Miner Middletown Miss Fanny Prior at home and Mrs French wife of Rev Robert French of New Hampshire. son George G Prior lives in Vermont. A week ago he enjoyed a weekend at the shore.

George H. Prior South Farms East Main Street Mr. Prior Middletown Fanny Prior French Robert French New Hampshire George G. Prior Vermont Prior Shore

Benefit Brand Sweet Nut Margarine Delivers Butter Flavor

Millionaires don’t buy pearls, synthetic pearls cost a quarter, experts can’t tell from genuine. Butter prices high. Benefit Brand Sweet Nut Margarine mimics flavor, color, and nutrition at 33c per lb versus 50c-60c for butter. Made from ripe coconut meat and pasteurized milk, contains no oleo or animal fats. Sold only at 70 Washington St Middletown Direct Importing Co front store.

Ayers Benefit Washington St Middletown

Whiskey defendants plead not guilty in Waterbury case

Hartford December 4 12 defendants in the Waterbury whiskey case entered not guilty pleas when indictments were read in U S court this morning Judge Edwin B Thomas assigned the cases for trial January 8 9 and 10 Bonds set at 2500 each remain in effect The charges allege wholesale theft of whiskey by the defendants

Hartford

Mi ona stomach tablets promise relief for indigestion

An advertise ment claims Mi ona stomach tablets cure indigestion by improving digestion within two weeks. It asserts removal of sourness gas pain and associated symptoms and guarantees satisfaction or money back. Sold by Ly & Bilatchley and other druggists.

Ly & Bilatchley

Metal Prices and Sub Treasury Cash Change

Lead unchanged and shelter steady with spot offers in East St Louis. December offered 8.35, January 8.25, February 8.15, March 8.10. Sub Treasury Report shows a $4,154,000 gain from banks on Tuesday, $2,039,000 net since Friday.

New York East St. Louis Sub-Treasury

Eitel Friedrich Arrives in Zurich from Germany

Eitel Friedrich second son of the ex Kaiser arrived in Zurich today aboard a diplomatic or official arrival reported by Agence Radio. He is arriving amid wartime tensions and was noted by local dispatches from Zurich dated December 4.

Eitel Friedrich Zurich Agence I. N Germany

Polish Forces Occupy Brest-Litovsk

Polish troops have occupied Brest-Litovsk according to reports reaching Paris from Riva dated December 4. The action marks a notable advance in the eastern front amid ongoing military operations.

Brest-Litovsk Paris Riva

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