Casualty List Totals 4293 Names by Action and Place
Washington reports two army casualty lists totaling 4293 names with breakdowns by action twelve pages long. Connecticut entries include wounded severely and slightly, killed in action, died of wounds and disease, with numerous private and officer names across cities like Bridgeport Hartford New Haven Waterbury Norwalk and others. Missing in action listed as Weslig Nakenschnig of Waterbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Washington
Edward P. Denzel
Bridgeport
Albert M. Simons
Hartford
Frank E. Dee
Waterbury
Anthony Perkus
Frank Thomas
Stephen Rubelman
Seymour
Raymond W. Knapp
Charles J. Costello
New Haven
Patrick J. McGuire
Manchester
Isidor Pilkierus
New Britain
John C. Saunders
George W. Savage
George W. York
Anly Dugan
Thomas McKierman
Henry Imhoff
Bridgewater
Salvatore Grasso
James Carey
George J. Moran
George K. Hoffman
Joseph Rinoldi
Domenick Beale
Plainville
Maurice A. Meaney
Jacob Wortenko
William A. Gordon
Thomas Lynch
Stanley Grabowski
Charles A. Hurlburt
Joseph Pow, Jr
Michael Boyle
South Manchester
James Carver
James Carr
Norwich
Carl A. Johnson
Georgetown
Bernard J. Guirl
Herman Dikel
Bristol
Niles C. Clarke
Joseph Geanelli
Anthony Rocco Piccone
Goshen
Frederick McCarthy
Ansonia
James Chaban
Frank E. Dowling
Naugatuck
Ross Rhoades
Wethersfield
Carl A. Besenbruck
Frederick W. Fleischhauer
Percy H. Pettit
Dawson Springs
Arthur J. Tessier
Goodyear
Albert H. Sumpf
Edward Backeit
Michael F. Kenny
Michael Lake
Edward Plankey
Wauregan
Bernard Conwell
Southport
James Coppola
Norwalk
Albert P. Delotte
East Haven
Stif Brygidyr
Stanislaus Terlikowski
Joseph F. Helupka
Glenville
Samuel W. Loshin
Danbury
Tony Olefski
Branford
Joseph Raccio
Hampton
William Winning
John Thomas Walsh
Martin J. Crowe
Torrington
Eric H. Miller
Weslig Nakenschnig
Christmas visitors and holiday gatherings in Middlefield area
Miss Sarah Miller of East Orange and numerous couples and families from East Hartford Waterbury New Haven and New York spent Christmas or the holidays with relatives in Middlefield and nearby towns. Hosts included Mr and Mrs Henry H Lyman C A Clarks and the Lyman relatives with various guests from South Farms East Berlin Bristol Meriden and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield
Sarah Miller
East Orange
East District
Earle Munson
Waterbury
G. S Goodrich
New Haven
Paul Mathewson
New York
Henry H. Lyman
Charles E. Lyman
South End
Harry Beemer
East Hartford
John Scoville
East Berlin
Ernest Bidwell
South Farms
C A. Clark’s
Sidney Spencer
L. O. Schriver
Bristol
Clementine Skinner
Mary Skinner
Meriden
Pelham Bay Naval Reservists Visit Chester During Holidays
Frank Davis Zana Dease and Charles Stroud of Pelham Bay Naval Reserves spend a few days at their Chester home. Mrs. James H. Rockwell of Ivoryton visited the Spencers. Harold Selden returns to Hartford. LeRoy Wilcox of Brooklyn visits town for Christmas. Bates and Sons factory resumes after inventory. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hunt and Everett spend Christmas in East Haddam. Mrs. Charles Brooks and Nellie Wilcox of Hartford celebrate Christmas in town. Gertrude Lund of Warehouse Point visits her father G. E. Lund. St Luke's mission holds a social at John and Mrs. Kennedy's home. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Searle of Plainfield NJ visit Bates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Frank Davis
Zana Dease
Charles Stroud
Pelham Bay
Naval Reserves
James H. Rockwell
Ivoryton
J. B. Spencer
Harold Selden
Hartford
LeRoy Wilcox
Brooklyn
Cr. Bates and Sons
Harold Hunt
Everett
East Haddam
Charles Brooks
Nellie Wilcox
Gertrude Lund
Warehouse Point
G. E. Lund
St Luke’s Mission
John Kennedy
W. A. Searle
Plainfield, New Jersey
H. C. Bates
Inappropriate. Buffalo Express ban on enemy guests
The Buffalo Express reports the general syndicate of French hotel men pledges no native of an enemy country will be hosted or employed for ten years. It suggests Germans may lack funds for travel, while Germany remains a source of trained waiters. The item cites the Baltimore American querying whether the crown prince renounced, then quips about subtracting nothing from nothing. Jealousy as a bitter fruit closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo: Express
Germany
Houton Post
Deep River Christmas Visitors and War News
A list of local residents and visitors over Christmas includes Lt. Proul Judson on furlough, Seymour Tracy returning from military service, and Paul Hagen entering navy training in New York. The town notes illnesses influenza laryngitis and recovering Leonard W Baker, plus plans for Unity Grange Christmas tree entertainment and ship parade attendance in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Proul Judson
U. S. Army
Fred Joy
Hartford
Ellen Joy
John Classen
Branford
Noah Starkey
Howard Graves
Richard Graves
Village Street
Seymour Tracy
Paul Hagen
New York City
P. J. Adams
Margaret Adams
Ernest Phelps
Albert Frank
Winchester Co
New Haven
Paul
North River
Archie B. Harris
Erie
Y. R. Harris
Unity Grange
John McMamara
Edward Larson
Gerald Wimovsky
Claude Williams
Christmas events and local news from Rocky Hill
Christmas church entertainment at the Congregational church in Rocky Hill begins at 7 50 this evening. The Motherhood club hosts a children's Christmas party Friday at Library hall. Privates Belden Peck Quinn Evans return home for five days from Camp Devens. Several locals visit Hartford for Christmas. A Cromwell wedding and a major fire at Foster and Merriam Co. are noted among town happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Congregational Church
Motherhood Club
Library Hall
Walter N. Belden
Wallace H. Peck
William Quinn
Raymond Evans
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Frank Stickles
Hartford
Heath
Henry Austin
Elwood Backe
Agnes Waters
Arthur Filmore
Cromwell
Edward Nichols
Constellation
New London
John Bulkeley
Foster & Merriam Co
Home Company
Meriden
Goyer & Grandreau
Florence Guile
Clara Warner
Family mourns as niece Maude DeWolf buried
Centerbrook reports the funeral of Miss Maude DeWolf in Bridgeport as relatives William and Mrs Stevens and family attend. Henry Palms’ remains arrive from Deep River for burial in Nott cemetery. Christmas tree planned in Essex. Middleton visit noted and Ernest Kelsey shoots a nearly three foot black snake while hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerbrook
Wiliam Stevens
Bridgeport
Maude DeWolf
Frederick Jeffen
Hartford
W. J. Prann’s
Henry Palms
Deep River
Nott Cemetery
D. C. Stedman
Middletown
Essex
C. L. Jones
Hazel
Lois Bushnell
Ernest Kelsey
Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 99 as a blood purifier for rheumatism, claiming it detoxifies blood and kidneys to ease sore joints and restore health. It urges readers to buy 50 cent or one dollar bottles from Hartman Drug Co and Woodward Drug Co and other druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartman Drug Co
Woodward Drug Co
Danderine Promise: Dandruff Vanishes and Hair Grows
An advertisement for Knowlton's Danderine claims dandruff disappears and hair stops shedding. It promises immediate fullness, charm, and lustre, with new growth from the roots, urging readers to buy a small bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowlton
Coffee Percolators and Tea Kettles for sale
Local ad lists coffee percolators, tea pots and kettles from W. P. Tea and Coffee and Lisk. Also mentions a self bast ing roaster by Lisk with prices and contact for purchase.
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W. P
Lisk
Glass Shelves and Accessories Listed for Sale
A catalog note outlines glass shelves towel bars tumbler holders soap holders sponge holders medicine cabinets and related bathroom fixtures offered for purchase. The item list emphasizes practical storage and organization solutions for bathrooms and powder rooms.
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Turkey
F. W. Hillddietown
Brindle
Jersey
Brin
Joseph An Ferry St
Louis Debark
Lot Cromwell
Earl Prout
Portland
Catherine St
M. Vandecar
Durham
Holter
Riverview
Joseph
Mylchreest
Newfiel
Newfield
Lincoln's
Jumbie
Newfeld St
Main St
E. Adeling Rich
Brewster's Garage
Cobalt
Lacy
Leahy
Hubbard St
Well
Paolo D
Bill
Catherine Gallagher
Port
1St Church
St. and
College St
Black Satin Way
South Main
Staddle Hill
Municipal
Conn
Lesture
John Sullivan
Joun Bransfield
Cohen Brothers
Max Cohen
Philip Cohen
the of Portland
Max
Cohen
Busi
Ane Colren
Ae Cohen
Liberty Garage
Arrihotel
Ours
Arrigoni Hotel
Tenson & Deming
Prilessons
Clark
Ola
Tel
The
Middlesex
D. Williams
Caretakay & Rice
Main &T
Cascara
Mr. Hill
Guy & Rice
Lawn Ave
Fraternity House
John G. Holbrook
Westbrook
C. B. Young
Pleasant St
Wm. L. Spencer
Higganum
R. B& Chamberlain
Bross
Middletown Laundry Co
Connecticut Hospital For the Insane
Broad St
Scree
Best Mfg. Co
William St
Chas
Wolf
E.R. Shailer
Haddam
Shailerville
Middletown Window Cleaning Co
Alsop Ave
Parmelee, Mfg
South Falls
E. D. Hammond
L. D. Mills Company
W. H. Chapman Co
B. Citron
A. Simonson
Rapailo Ave
E. B
Loveland St
Globe Automatic Sprinkler CO
D’esplo Bidg
Hartford, Conn
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Tsotu
Bacon Bros
Full Informa
Tion
Jackson Co
Court St
the City Savings Bank
Middletown, Conn
Clark & True
Hallmark
Maxfield Parish
Hazen’s Book Store
Main Street
Brown Bros
Louis M. Schmidt
Omics Fco
Britain
Village Grocery
F. J. Bielefield & CO
AETNA
Standard Brunswick
H. Siegel
Prop
Mgr
A. P. French
Central Bank
Glenwood
Lyman D. Mills. Co
A. E. Holmes
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