Superior Court Short Calendar Review
The session led by Judge T Warner cleared several cases from the short calendar including defaults and continuances. Notable actions: orders of default and hearings on bonds set, and continuances in divisions of Middlesex Banking Co. receivership cases, with a jury to be called week after next and assignments for next week including Smith, Kennedy, Latshaw, Braddock, Burnham et al.
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T. Warner
Smith
William C. Knipfer
D. Knifer
Frank J. Schuckowsky
They of
New Britain
Iswerik Field
Connecticut Pany
A. Robinson
Middlesex Banking Co
The
Investment Co
National Bank
D. Coulter
Harrison JF
Aurora Giuliani ‘Laurenzi
Agostino Laurenzi
Maria Lombardo
Lombardo
James F. O'Keefe
Elizabeth Barry
Ellis H. Fox
Louis M. Brooks
Frank Jones
Jennie D. Jones
Alifine Knopp Rathke
Emil Rathke
Margaret Franceson
John F. Nelson
Bertha
Wesleyan Basketball in Springfield Tonight and Manager Elections
Wesleyan travels to Springfield Mass to face Springfield College on their court tonight with eight players. Williams game in Williamstown follows. Duke Parsons and H V Widdoes return to college from service strengthening the squad. Coffin and Andrews elected track and assistant managers amid campus activities.
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Liston
Springfield
Mass
Wesleyan
Springfield College
Yale
Williams College
Williamstown
Purple
W. B. Coffin
M.S. Andrews
Coffin
The
Argus
Mystical Seven
Phi Nu Theta
Andrews
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
Duke
Parsons
H. V. Widdoes
Social and Whist at St Francis Parish Tonight
The ladies of St Francis parish host a social and whist at the auditorium on January 24. An orchestra will provide music during and after the game. Advance ticket sales are strong, promising a good time for all attendees.
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St. Francis’ Parish
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Drops of Magic Lift Out Corns
A Cincinnati man discovers freezone, a drug freezone drops. For a few cents, a tiny bottle relieves a tender corn or callus with no pain before or after use. Hard, soft, or toe corns and hardened calluses shrivel and fall off, leaving no irritation to surrounding skin.
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Cincinnati
Castles on the Loire Lecture by Lieutenant DeRicci
Next Monday at 8 in the university chapel Wesleyan hosts an illustrated talk Castles on the Loire by Lieutenant Seymour DeRicci noted art critic and former editor of Art in Europe The lecture in English is open to the public and part of the American Council on Education international relations program
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Castles On the Loire
Seymour DeRicci
Europe
DeRicci
Wesleyan
Committee On International Educational Relations
American Council On Education
Republic
Pacific Coast
France
Lieutenant DeRicci
America
City Court Records Paint Colorful Drunken Offenses
Edward Kirk pleaded guilty to intoxication in city court and was jailed in Haddam for 30 days after arrest on South Street by Officer Wiernasz. Mervyn Smith, a full-blooded Indian known as Red Eagle, came from Arizona and Portland selling rattlesnake oil. he pleaded guilty, had a Hartford license badge, six bottles of oil, and faced a $2 fine plus $3 costs from Judge Edlin.
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Edward Kirk
Wiernasz
South Street
Haddam
Mervyn Smith
Court Street
Edward Dunn
Walter Main
Red Eagle
Arizona
Carlisle
Portland
Middletown
Hartford
Edlin
Wesleyan Man Decorated For Distinctions In War
Lieutenant H. F. Raymond of Wesleyan University and the 27th Aero Squadron has been awarded the Croix de Guerre by France and the Distinguished Service Cross for gallantry abroad. He was recently released from a German prison camp after five months, having been shot down while bombing German lines and shelling troops at close range. Commissioned from the Plattsburg training camp, he later joined aviation, receiving his commission at Fort Worth and sailing overseas in February 1918 from New York aboard the George Washington.
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H. F. Raymond
27Th Aero Squadron
Raymond
New York
S. S. George Washington
Plattsburg
Fort Worth
Installation of Officers at Red Men’s Hall
Deputy Sir Peter Nolan of Southington assisted by Past Commanders from New Britain Meriden Hartford and Southington installed officers of the Star of Peace Lodge Shepherds of Bethlehem at Red Men’s hall last night Commander Josephine Klein vice commander Mary Coughlin past commander Mary Coughlin aid to Commander Mrs Marie Flanagan marshal Mrs Christina George scribe Alice Gorman accountant Minnie Mullins treasurer Andrew George chaplain Nellie Watkins mistress of ceremonies May Flynn inside guard Mrs Julia Crowley outside guard Mrs Annie Collins trustee Mrs Mary Hills Following installation music and dancing was enjoyed and refreshments were served
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Peter Nolan
Southington
New Britain
Meriden
Hartford
Star of Peace Lodge
Shepherds of Bethlehem
Red Men's Hall
Josephine Klein
Mary Coughlin
Marie Flanagan
Marshall
Christina George
Alice Gorman
Minnie Mullins
Andrew George
Nellie Watkins
May Flynn
Julia Crowley
Annie Collins
Mary Hills
Actor at Grand a Veteran Returns from France
James F. Reilly, appearing with the Liberty Trio at the Grana theatre this week end, has just returned from active service with the American Expeditionary Forces in France. Drafted in New York City, he served with the 138th Field Artillery at St Mihiel and during the halt of the German advance. He was injured in a train wreck while his unit moved. Returning aboard the USS Mongolia, he docked in New York on December 22. Reilly also played Irving Berlin's comedy Yip Yip Yaphank.
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James F. Reilly
Liberty
Grana Theatre
France
New York City
138Th Field Artillery
St. Mihiel
Reilly
U.S. S
Mongolia
New York
Irving Berlin
Yip
Yip, Yaphank
Card Contest Meeting At Red Men Club
A special meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in the Red Men club room to settle I O U O PB and St Andrew s card contest. The chairman of each society should attend. In Wednesday s card contest the Red Men lost to Mechanics 23 to 20, I O O F did not attend, St Andrew claimed the game by default, and the issue will be resolved Sunday afternoon.
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Red Men’s Club
I. O. UO. PB
St. Andrew’s
Red Men
St. Andrew
Arrived From Overseas Cacchillo Son Returns to U S
Mr and Mrs O Cacchillo of Spring street report their son Private Rocco F Cacchillo arrived in New York Sunday morning. He sailed on the Lapland from Brest France. This is his second trip to the United States, first arriving in October with a wounded detachment. He is now at Camp Merritt awaiting discharge.
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O. Cacchillo
Spring Street
Rocco F. Cacchillo
New York
Lapland
Brest
France
United States
Camp Merritt
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Tributes
The Carlson and Johnson families express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy during their bereavement in their mother and sister’s death. Grateful for Kronan society and floral offerings at the funeral from Julius and Helmar Carlson and families and Mrs Adam Johnson Mise Carin Swanson.
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Kronan Society
Julius and
Helmar Carlson
Adam Johnson
Mise Carin Swanson
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Big winter events and notices fill Middletown brief
A flurry of community items covers dances at St. Aloysius hall and Odd Fellows hall, basketball at the Y M C A, and a range of social happenings. Local officials report closures, a Block Island quarantine lift, and school and town business including land sales, a teachers union note, and an influenza quarantine update. Major names include Seymour De Ricci and Joseph Drennan with local clubs, churches, and merchants cited.
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St. Aloysius’ Hall
University Club
Seymour de Ricci
Wesleyan University
Arrigoni
Middletown Y
Hartman Drug Co
St. Aloysius Hall
Noank
Schaefer’s
Staddle Hill
Middletown
Swallows of Watertown
Eddie S. Davis
Axel and
Helmia Larson
Catherine Street
St. Aloysius
Joseph F. Drennan
Camp Devens
Bosch Magneto Co
Springfield
Schaefer
H. Burstein
Ferry Street
Matilda Burstein
Joseph Lieberman
Sumner Street
St. Francis Parish
Ford’s
Modern Woodmen of America
St. Aloysius” Hall
Hugh McAvey
J. P. Kinsella
William D. Christopher
A Health Builder For Weakened Lungs
A health product Eckman’s Alterative advertised to stop coughs strengthen lungs and aid healing. Available in 80c and 1.00 bottles at Drug-Ban Laboratory Philadelphia.
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Eckman
Drug- Ban Laboratory
Philadelphia
Prices for meat and staples at Kosinski’s market
Rib roast 35c to 40c leg of lamb 38c roast pork 35c smoked shoulders 28c sausage 30c lamb stew 25c White Loaf and Napoleon flour 18 bags $1.50. W. J. Kosinski 232 William Street city Tel 440 United Green Trading stamps given free. -ady.
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W. J. Kosinski
William Street
City
United Green
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