Lost items and ads mix in Middletown notices
Miscellaneous classified snippets reveal lost items and services in Middletown. Mentions include a rubber from Shild’s on Main Street, a bicycle reward, a signet ring, and various ads for awnings, testing, and repairs. Contact details and sparse locations appear in scattered form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shild's
Ulkins & Post
Finder Pieane
Raat ‘Hampton
Middetown
Adams Exo
Finder Lee “Co
Middletown High Il
Fineerme Co
Signet Ring
Cc. H
Annual City Meeting Notice for 1919 Elections
Notice to Freeman voters in the city of Middletown for a January 20 meeting at 6 o clock PM. Election of treasurer two aldermen and six councilmen to two year terms. Attest City Clerk James P Stow APSR McDowell and council issued order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seere
Clinton
C. M. Hdldietown
Jersey
Guernsey
Fen
C. B. Carlanum
High
Guy & Rice
Ford
Middletown
John
C. C. Aturham
George
East Hampton
Fletcher's Art St
Alek Moss
John Robb
F.uig
East Haddam
Conn
Inwick Bridge
J. E
Saybrook Point
F. R. An
O. Thhorshs
Aerd H. J. Bienc
R. F. Dd
Main St
August Johnson
Chas, T. Foster
Leespingtas
Mass
Middletown Gas Light Company
BE. C. Weston
District of
Curtiss
Bacon
Mary E. Kelly
Middletown Trust Co
Beabston
Belle
Bell Lodge
Wm. N. Markham
James. P. Stow
Apsr McDowell
Torogaine
Coinen
AMS Fa
Raousey
Casualties and named Connecticut soldiers in action report
Washington reports 214 total casualties in two army lists with Killed in action and Died of Wounds among the entries. Connecticut names include William Nyquist and William J. OConnor, both killed in aeroplane accidents, Harold V. Joyce who died of disease, and Charles E. Sharpe who died from accident and other causes, plus several corrections and returns to duty. The dispatch also notes discussions about Woodrow Wilsons future after his presidency and potential roles at UNC and Princeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ae Leekee
Ceseeee
Connecticut
Harold V. Joyce
Unionville
Charles E. Sharpe
Waterbury
Edwin J. Kellogg
Darien
John F. Dunn
Troffin Lisich
John H. Steele
New Britain
Adolph Haisbon
Bridgeport
Matthew Maraulis
John C. Novak
Wilson
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
Auto industry retools after war order cancellations
Ninety six thousand autos and passenger cars were left with manufacturers due to canceled war department orders along with many motorcycles and bicycles. The civil department for auto vehicles remains cooperative and manufacturers generally enjoy favorable treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Civil Department For
Breathing An Anaesthetic And Germany's Postwar Needs
A Chicago Journal article discusses experiments in breathing control to induce unconsciousness and astral communication. It also analyzes Germany's precarious postwar position, detailing its reliance on imports for raw materials, metals, oils, and meat, the collapse of foreign credits, and looming indemnities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chcago Journal
Germany
A. Barton Hepburn
Leslie
Alsace- Lorraine
Middle
Europe
Roumania
Ukrainia
Belgium
Economic League of Nations
German Empire
Berlin Riots Struggle To Contain German Revolution
Springfield Republican reports that Berlin’s riots have not overwhelmed the government as in Petrograd. Several hundred killed suggests skirmishes rather than civil war. If the provisional government preserves order through the constituent assembly, Germany may regain stability with disciplined citizenry and limited new violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Springfield
Petrograd
Germany
Party of Violence
A Wise Decision and Back to Life In War News
A Savannah News note says Japanese leaders praise America’s swift entry into the war and favor permanent peace with full agreement on main points to abolish war. The Springfield Republican comments Commodore title waning but revived during wartime with convoy leaders bearing duties akin to admirals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japan
Uncle Sam
Springfield Republican
Nedlin soles save shoe money for families in mass advertising
Mail carrier H M Foreman of Allentown Pennsylvania walked over 4000 miles and wore a pair of Nedlin soled shoes for nine months. The ad urges shoe buyers to choose Nedlin soles to extend wear and save costs. Goodyear Tire Rubber Co of Akron Ohio makes the soles and Wingfoot Heels that supposedly outwear rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Foreman
Allentown
Ned
Goodyear Tine Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
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Road
Ome
Deep River
Flowere
Funeral Ser
Boston Fern
Ntravaia
Sewin Down
Ferry St
Wm. Is . BR F
Pow St Baxter
High St
Tel
Sale
Cypress
H. Malbussion
Joseph
Amn
Mylchreest
Smith Typewriter
Toms Typewriter Ge
Pearl St
Hartford
Ortland Cement
SAP
Masons
Fros
Tei
Joe Fis
Conac Ne
Ik Apecintiyi
Erate
E.R
Shailer
Jlerville
Louise Emmette
Masonic
Court
Eoom
Spire Cleaning and Dyeing Co
Marinello
Grand Theatre
Townning Co
Fates Ave
Fred F. J
South Farms
SIAN
Diamond E. D. Hammond
L. Company
W. H. Chap
Middleton
U. Crs
Franklin Institute
Rochester
N. Y
Evening Press
State Civil Service
Ceri
State Capitol
State Civil Service Commission
Capitol
College Dining Hall
Corner Cross
Mt Vernon Sts
College St
Macdonough
E. W
Grand St
Planeta
Higganum
J. L. Leonard
Forme Civil Service
Kends Building
Ipl
Burneil Burner Co
Ies O
Wynne Broom Co
Eymira
Theodore Roosevelt
William Draper Lewis
Universal House
Philadelphia
Ee George Farrow
St. Tel
Delina Miller Peckham
Metrolitan
West 103d St
Newark City
Christenson & Deming
Chas. C. Clark
Johnson St
Liberty Garage
Arrigoni
P. O'Callaghan
Auto Parte
Brightman Auto Exchange
Wooster St
Hartford Charter
Casualtie
William Nyquist
Naugatuck
William J. O’connor
Roup
BOC VeUaAreem KS Ry.veta
P. O
Eterna
John Sellars
C. Herrmann
Harry Manevitz
Hotchkiss St. Tel
Burr Jordan
Spring St
He Band
Frank Chandler
Durham
E. E. Dickinson & Co
Andrew Io
Ernest Seaboard
Walter Cones
A. D. Williams
Howes
Savannah News
Neslin
Pat
Brunswick
Victor Records
H. S. Hall
Jams
Village Grocery
F. J. Bielefield & CO
Cambria
Napoli
Lyman D. Mills Co
George Paul McCooy
Metropolitan Grand Opera Co
Pythian Hall
Santa Claus
Waldemar West
Clark & True
Pocket Books
Bill Folds
Whiting
Hazen
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Middletown Coal Co
the Hartman Drug Co
Stueck Block
Main Street
A. P. French
Central Bank
A. E. Holmes
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