War casualties list details Connecticut soldiers in action
Washington reports 6187 names in two army lists with statuses including killed in action died of wounds and disease. The section lists soldiers from Connecticut such as Avera Hinckley Danbury Alphonse Girard New Bedford John Rosenski Talcotville Ross Woodin Winsted and many others with designations for wounded severely missing in action and wounded degree undetermined across sections 1 and 2.
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Washington
Avera Hinckley
Danbury
Alphonse T. Girard
New Bedford
John Rosenski
Talcotville
Ross C. Woodin
Winsted
Stanley Zega
Torrington
Matthew Amarante
New Haven
Valentine Asprelli
J. Bassett
H. ‘Ord
Conn
Stanley Denkowski
New Britain
Christopher Natoli
Bridgeport
Louis Yindra
East Haddam
Harry . Howard
Danbuy
William J. Kelly
Simsbury
William Klem
Daniel McSherry
Greenwich
Arthur L. Shepard
Pawtucket
Walder D. Bailey
Waterbury
Charles A.robbins
South Manchester
Daniel B. Coll
Hartford
Wagoner John F. Johnson
New Tesk
J. Kampfmann
Glastonbury
Hyman Epstein
Guiseppe Ciaglia
Mortushis
Thony Loranta
Gillie Cassari
Vincent Falcone
Salvatore Abradessa
John T
Richard H. Brown
Meriden
Leonard F. Meiklem
Isedores 'Ivestries
John Tonkell
William Lee
Arthur J. Truley
Walter A. Wickstrom
Joseppe N. Angelotti
Derby
Fred Cunningham
Humane care urged for horses in cold weather
The Chicago Tribune advocates humane treatment for horses as winter tightens its grip. It urges blanket protection for horses left standing in cold weather and the use of suitable auxiliary shoes on icy pavements, noting worn shoes can endanger footing and increase risk of injury.
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Chicago Tribune
Changes at Yale reorganize graduate and Sheffield schools
New Haven December 19 Yale Corporation approved reorganizing the university toward a unified graduate administration under the Graduate School for all courses including engineering. The Sheffield Scientific School would drop the Select Course and extend undergraduate science to four years. Undergraduate arts and sciences would become four years, with talks of uniform freshman entrance and centralized freshman administration.
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New Haven
Yale Corporation
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Shefield
Cascarets Candy Cathartic Ad for Children Health
A vintage ad urges mothers to treat children's colds by cleansing the liver sour stomach and bowels with Cascarets candy cathartic. It promises relief for feverish heads sore throats and constipation and notes a 10 cent box includes dosing directions for children one year and older.
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Connecticut
Anthony Chanco
Charles W. Gilmore
New London
Hamilton Hefferon
Rockville
Stanley H. Suehoddens
Sullivan
Joseph W. Ahern
Middletown
Leo M. Merriam
Paul Glaser
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