Welen Gang Fined By Court For Disorderly Night
Members of the Welen gang, all minors except Timothy Coleman, were fined $5 and costs and placed on six months probation after a disorderly late night along Main Street. Officer Dunn and Probation Officer Patrick Kidney testified. the judge issued a stern lecture and warned of jail if repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol. Rober M. Lane
Joseph
Charles Brown
Timothy Coleman
William Coleman
William Maloney
Maher
Eric Eckstrom
John Y
Timo Coleman
Patrick M. Kidney
Guardian Ad Litem
Coleman _ dudge Edlin
Obituary for Norman L Daniels Jr Died at 28 in Middlesex Hospital
Norman L Daniels Jr of 110 Church street died this morning in Middlesex hospital from pneumonia at age 28. He leaves a wife and one child, his parents Mr and Mrs Norman L Daniels, one sister Mrs Frank Hudson, and six brothers. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm from A L South mortuary chapel, Rev W S Beach officiating, burial Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Daniels
Norman L. Daniels, Jr
Church Street
Middlesex Hospital
Frank Hudson
William
Torrington
Ellsworth
Deep River
Charles
New Britain
Isaac
Edwin
Middletown
Arthur
A. B.F
A. L. South
W. S. Beach
Pine Grove Cemetery
Death of Lillian Marguerite Atwell in Durham at 24
Lillian Marguerite Atwell wife of Warren Atwell died this morning at her Durham home after pneumonia. She was 24, survived by husband and father Augustus Mousch of Durham and five brothers Leonard and George of Meriden Elmer of Durham William of this city and Albert Mousch of Middlefield. Funeral at her Durham home Friday at 2 30 led by Rev Thawley with burial in Durham cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Marguerite’ Atwell
Lillian Marguerite Atwell
Warren Atwell
Durham
Augustus Mousch
Leonard
George
Meriden
Elmer
William
Albert Mousch
Middlefield
Mr. Thawley
Death Notice for Frank Rustek in Portland
Frank Rustek died at his home in Portland this morning after a two week illness. He worked at the New England Enameling Co. He is survived by his wife and seven children. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rustek
Pee Street
Portland
The
New England Enameling Co
A Valuable Acal isition. Buffalo Express.
The Federal Shipping Board urges completion of the merchant marine construction program with peace modifications. It commends the progress already made toward a strong national merchant fleet and stresses its essential role for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Express
Federal Shipping Board
All Together Strike Plan Headlines a Simultaneous Push
A Boston Transcript line suggests a sweeping proposal to strike together and raise wages across the board to achieve universal happiness and uninterrupted world work. The fragment hints at collective action as a solution to economic strain and stalled productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Ring Presented to Officer Ghent
An emotional farewell at the police station marks Officer Patrick Ghent’s retirement after 28 years of service. Chief Inglis Captain Kincaid and many officers witness as Ghent lays down his badge, accepts a gold ring inscribed with P H G 1890 1918 MPD, and bids goodbye to patrol life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Ghent
Inglis
Kincaid
Ghent
Lane
Knights of Columbus
Middletown
Maine Swindler Bamboozles Local Hotel Guest
A tall Maine con man using the alias J. H. Bartlett stayed at Hotel Middletown a week ago, drew multiple orders for potatoes and hay, and passed a Springfield bank check via Landlord Anderson. He collected cash advances and left town without paying board as the bad check was returned with charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
J. H. Bartlett
Green
Springfield
George B. Carrom
Anderson
Bartlett
Medical Societies to Meet at Chafee's on Court Street
Central Medical Society of Middletown and the County Medical Association plan a joint meeting at Chafee's hotel on Court Street January 13. Assembly at 4 PM with dinner at 6 PM. Expected strong turnout as key papers are to be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central and County Associations
Chafee’s
Central Medical Society of Middletown
The
County Medical Association
Court Street
Old Dobbin and Royal Carriages Highlight Fashion
In the Minneapolis Tribune a humorous sketch notes Old Dobbin’s last innings, and mentions the president of France and the president of the United States leaving the deepo in a two horse carriage. It also recalls the King and Queen of Belgium touring from Ghent to Brussels drawn by horses, suggesting the one horse shay as a late fashion.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Old Dobbin
France
United States
Deepo
Belgium
Ghent
Brussels
First day of 1919 opens with rain and closures
A somber start to 1919 as persistent rain keeps shops shut and streets nearly empty until afternoon when theaters reopen. The damp conditions and renewed commercial pause mark a quiet turn in the city’s new year observance.
Cradie Notes Birth At Washington Street Home
A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Petrocelli at their home on Washington Street on Monday afternoon. Mother and child are doing nicely.
New Year Notes from Middlesex County News
A fragment from a local paper recalls St Sylvester's day and the year opening. It notes New Year's Eve cold and a telephone rate change starting January 1 for one month. The piece lists events at Arrigoni Hotel and Middlesex theatre shows featuring Marguerite Clark, with remarks on civic meetings, college term start, and illness affecting Henry Burr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrigoni
Talliaferro
Clark
Middletown Business College
Henry Burr
H. M. Burr
Lawn Avenue
Middlesex Theatre
Marguerite Clark
James P. Stow, Jr
Pittsburg
Raymond Baldwin
New York
John Francis Burns
Middlefield
Grand
Charlie Chaplin
J. E. Wright
Indiana
Joseph N. Petras
C. M.M
Navy
A. Petras
West Long Hill
Inglis
Stoeckel
St. John’s Aid
St. John’s Aid Society
Buick price schedule fixed for 1919 season
Local Buick distributor IF L Caulkins confirms a Home Office price revision effective January 1 1919 six models priced, four reduced and two unchanged. He says the Buick Motor Company has cleared price uncertainty after the war, promising steady building schedules and no unwarranted price changes. Orders are piling up and the dealer will honor prior policies to avoid favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
IF. L. Caulkins
Buick
Home Office
Mr. Caulkins
Buick Motor Company
Adv
A Suggestion to Think About
Cardinal Gibbons cannot be a railroad expert yet his fear about government control of railroads would dominate any administration and influence moral training. The objection cannot be ignored and thoughtful teachers of morale must consider it for lasting impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Cardinal Gibbons
Foreign Exchange Note From Columbia Record
A brief note discusses the Russian situation with a contrast between Bolshevik influence and bourgeois interests, noting a rough difference of about 30 in the context of exchange or value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Record
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Welen Gang
Gang OF End Boys
Michael Sullivan
Waverly Avenue
Marguerite
Hilda
May
Peter Johnson
Lake Street
Durant
Overson
New Haven
Reda
City
Louis
Emil
Best Business
Higginson Business Institute
Masonic Bidg
Court St
Ring
Maine
Middletown National Bank
Burgundy
Taupe
Spear Bros
Widdletown’s Fashion Center
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
the Hartman Drug Co
Stewart Ranges
Corey
Etusck Sudek
Main ST
Caulkins & Post CO
MAIN
Pequot
Mohawk
Salem
Ture
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