Stueck Case Hearings Continued For Twenty Defendants
In a police raid at Stueck's Modern Tap Tea, twenty defendants had their bonds forfeited and all cases continued. Philip J. Stueck sought a July hearing date to secure attendance of all twenty defendants, with a potential trial date set for July 16 at 10 a.m. Also, William Maher’s theft case, involving a $25 watch taken from Edward Kennedy, was continued, with two additional arrests in the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip J. Stueck
Stueck
William Maher
Edward Anédy
John Walsh
Francis
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
GAINING CAMPAIGNS FOR CANNING IN MIDDLETOWN AND STATE
The State Canning campaign begins July 7 to conserve fruit and vegetables for home use. Towns receive quotas including four million quarts for adults and one million for youths. Four thousand Junior Food Army members have canned fifty quarts each. Middletown’s quota is 56 280 quarts. Home Economics officials expect strong local participation to aid Middlesex Hospital with winter supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.state
Iris
Middletown
Jean
Middlesex Hospital
Middlesex County
Aid Society
Pryone
New Assistant Named at Holy Trinity Parish
Rev Harold J Edwards was recently ordained and begins as assistant minister at Holy Trinity. He preaches at 7:30 Sunday at Holy Com pn and at Allints chapel Staddie Hill at 11 2 ey. Formerly with St Tr F parish Bridgeport he excelled in school work and studied at Berkeley Divinity School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold J. Edwards
Church of the Holy Trnity
Star and Vestry
Edwards
Holy Compn
Allints
Staddie Hill
St. Tr F
Bridgeport
Berkeley Divinity School
Edis
K of C Victory Convention in New York
The victory convention of the Knights of Columbus will be held at Jefaldori Astoria in New York City on June 6 and 7. Delegates from every K of C jurisdiction in the United States and from Cuba Puerto Rico Canada and distant Philippines will attend this important gathering. About four hundred thousand Knights are in the order with ten percent serving in the army or navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of C
Ights of
Columbus
Je faldori-Astoria
New York City
United
Cuba
Porto Rico
Canada
Philippines
Union Church Services in Middletown Summer Plan
For the first time in Middletown the Baptist Methodist and Congregational churches plan joint services during the summer vacation, with two months of preachers from Albany Park. Rev. Alfred S. Nickless is to lead the North church service tomorrow morning, hoping all seats are filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Church Services
Middletown
Baptist
Methodist Ma
Alfred S. Nickless
Albany Park
Special Preacher at Holy Trinity Service
J George William Douglas D D will preach at the 9 30 service at Church of the Holy Trinity in the morning He formerly served as select preacher at Grace Church New York City and was a canon of the cathedral in the diocese of New York His special duty was that of preaching and public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity
J. George William Douglas
Church of the Holy Trinity
Douglas
Grace
New York City
Diocese of
New
Injured at Shipyard Incident Reported at Grove Street Yard
Gurtin of Grove street sustained a leg injury at Idersleeve Ship Building Co when a power drill struck his calf. He escaped serious harm, though the accident caused notable difficulty and his near-miss is noted as fortunate amid the repairs and layoff implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurtin
Grove Street
Idersleeve Ship Building Co
Russell Co to Continue Plant in Middletown
Rumors of government takeover of Russell Manufacturing Company plant have circulated for days. President Major T. M. Russell dismisses the claim as untrue, noting discussions for months with officials who refused to consider nationalization. The firm, Middletown’s longtime major industry, has expanded since the war, producing war material including cartridge belts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Manufacturing Company
T. M. Russell
Russell
Middletown
South Farms
Russell Co Defeats Hospital In Fast Middletown Game
Russell Co defeated Hospital 2 to 1 on Independence Day in a quick, well played ball game on hospital grounds. Krauth struck out 14, allowed six hits, and Nieako's bunt set up the decisive run in the seventh as Russell capitalized on a double play miscue by Hospital. Jeanette pitched for Hospital, with Frank Johnson umpiring the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Russell Co
Russell Boys
Nejako
Weavers
McGraw
Bill” Strobla
Corbin
Kosicki
W. Strohla
Jeanette
Krauth
Demers
Lacey
Frank Johnson
Athletics
Russell
J. Strohla
Spinney
Lucey
Smith
Fruit a tives claim cure for nervous sick headachs
C E Beswick of 160 Caroline Ave Ogdensburg New York recounts suffering three to four years from nervous headaches and dyspepsia. After trying doctors and various remedies he credits Fruit a tiv es or Fruit Liver Tablets with relief from the first day and ongoing wellness. Sold 60c box six for 2.50 or 25c trial size, by Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline Ave
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Fruit-A-Tives Limited
Golden Wedding of John and Mrs Hick Celebrated in Hartford
Mr and Mrs John Hick formerly of Portland observed their golden wedding anniversary on July 4 with family in Hartford. Married 50 years ago in Slatedale Pa by Rev J W Porter they raised six children and four grandchildren. Hick, born in Cornwall, England, worked at Colt Co and remains employed there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hick
Portland
Hartford
Slatedale
J. W. Porter
Hick
Turo
Cornwall
England
Tripoli
Mr. Hick
Colt Company
William Hick
Married Fifty-Eight Years Morgan Anniversary Quietly Celebrated
Mr and Mrs Albert L Morgan mark 58 years of marriage with a private celebration at their Silver street home in South Farms. Both in fair health the pair have a long history with Adams Express Co where Mr Morgan served as a Berlin road messenger in later years. He has been an active member of Central lodge No 12 IOOF for 52 years and will observe the milestone next October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert L. Morgan
Silver Street
South Farms
Morgan
Adams Express Co
Bugs Raymond Cited in Pershing Communique
General Pershing cites Lieutenant Robert Raymond known as Bugs Raymond for shooting down an enemy flier after a thrilling air contest. Raymond, a Wesleyan man, authored plays produced by the college theatrical club and earned his commission after attending the first Plattsburg camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugs
Raymond
Pershing
Robert Raymond
Bugs” Raymond
College Theatrical Club
Plattsburg
Card of Thanks From Lena Hall and Family
We express heartfelt thanks to all friends and neighbors and to everyone who helped during the sickness and death of our husband and father. Appreciation also for the flowers sent to the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Hall
Adv
Service in Portland at Rogers and Hubbard Co garage
A Sunday service will be held at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at Rogers and Hubbard Co s garage in Portland with special music. A person from New Britain will attend to deliver the message and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rogers & Hubbard Co
New Britain
Morris Plan Helps Debt Liquidation Scheme
Debtors are urged to seek relief under a Morris Plan type program. It promises orderly liquidation of debts, reduces worry, and directs interested parties to a contact at 269 Main Street for information and eligibility details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris
Local city briefs note July events and military updates
Light vehicle lamps at 8:54 p m. Four killed at Leiferman's. L C B A meeting set for Monday at eight. Thomas Dillon seriously ill on Prospect Street. Hotel Arrigoni hosts nightly singing and dancing. Dance at Durham town hall Saturday July 6. Miss Gertrude Asman vacationing in New York and Hudson trip. Harold Pierson leaves Fort Slocum for Fort Sill. Fresh killed four at Selseyman's. Grand theatre shows Fannie Ward in Innocent and more. Elsie Southwick and companions head to Myrtle Beach. Hoffman wedding couple reside at 40 North Main. Antoinette Popp to study costume design at Columbia. P J Kelley and families visiting Zoar. No Sunday school until September. Wardens meeting July 10. North Middlesex Farm Loan Association gets charter. Land Bank approves 30500 loans. seven more pending. Middlesex theatre: two shows with Douglas Fairbanks in Reaching for the Moon. Potatoes harmed by leaf-eating fry, farmers worry. State guardsmen train at Niantic July 6 to August 7. Red Cross raffles banned. Cement bags shipment eased for mills. Milardo to join navy at New London. Bacon family leaves for Crescent Beach. Steamboat Comet arrives with freight. Insurance claims filed for Fourth of July hail damage. Mrs. Terrill recovering from appendicitis. C S G officers attend Niantic course. City man with three children celebrated Fourth. Tug Comet delivers coal to Middletown and Hartford. Griswold families vacation at Cosy Beach. Donahoe family spends July at Crescent Beach.
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Leiferman’s
Thomas Dillon
Prospect Street
Arrigoni
Durham Town Hall
Gertrude Asman
Pomeroy Place
Travelers’ Insurance Co
New York City
Hudson
Harold C. Pierson
Horace Wi Pierson
High Street
Cavalry
14Th Field Artillery
Fort Slocum
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Selseyman’s
Grand Theatre
Fannie Ward
Pathe
Ladv
Elsie
Bertha Southwick
Lillian Anderson
Hartford
Stowe Cottage
Myrtle Beach
Milford
Nicholas Hoffman
North Main Street
Antoinette Popp
South Farms
New York
Columbia University
Pathe Star
Adv
P. J. Kelley
East Orange
N. J
James Gilroy
Zoar
First Methodist Church
Church of the Holy Trinity
Federal Farm Loan Board
Middlesex Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank of Springfield
Middlesex County
Middlesex Theatre
Douglas
Fairbanks
Sennett
Connecticut State Guard
Niantic
Red Cross
New Haven Railroad
Cement Bane
Government
Michael S. Milardo
Liberty Street
New London
Naval Re
Conrad G. Bacon
Cresent Beach
Willis E. Terrill
Court Street
Middlesex Hospital
Comet
Middletown
Albert H. Griswold
Middletown National Bank
Obituary William Mygalt Miller of Oxford New York
William Mygalt Miller of Oxford New York died at his home in the village at five this morning. He leaves a wife and two children Elizabeth and Benjamin Marshall Miller, and was brother in law to the late Judge Wesley A. Pearne. E C Kinsman of Rocky Hill funeral set for Monday at 2 30 in Rocky Hill. Also printed is a patriotic poem from the American Soldier with verses praising the Allied forces and a nod to the doughboys from the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Mygalt Miller
Oxford
N. Y
Elizabeth Mygalt Miller
Benjamin Marshall Miller
Wesley A. Pearne
E. C. Kinsman
Rocky Hill
Reflector System Guides Paris Night Traffic From Lamps
Paris uses a novel lighting system with small mirror reflectors strapped to lamp posts. The city stays dark at night while mirrors reflect moor light and home lights, helping pedestrians and cab drivers navigate the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Marriage Licenses Reported In Local Notices
Edward J. Lansie of New Britain and Maria Gauthier of South Farms took out a license yesterday. Dominick Julian and Miss Filomena Marchesa, Ferry street, obtained a license. Patrick S. Finn and Margaret Travis, both of Asylum street, procured a license. Oscar F. Carlson of Highland Avenue and Tilda Marie Larson of Babcock street also secured a license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Lansie
New Britain
Maria Gauthier
East Main Street
South Farms
Dominick Julian
Filomena Marchesa
Ferry Street
Patrick S. Finn
Margaret Travis
Asylum Street
Oscar F. Carlson
Highland Avenue
Tilda
Marie Larson
Babcock Street
Airplane Remains in Corn Field at Hospital Grounds
A Curtis bi plane grounded in a corn field on the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane grounds since July 4 remains unrepaired and not tuned to concert pitch. Chief of Police A W Inglis requested guards for the aircraft and watchmen from the hospital have guarded it on Thursday and Friday nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Connectuct Hospital For
A. W. Inglis
Connecticut Hos
Why We Exercise in Youth and Later Life
A transcriptional excerpt critiques the Lancet view that exercise is useless and argues exercise serves multiple aims. It notes adults exercise for muscle tone appetite and enjoyment. An aged tennis player remains agile by continuous activity, contrasting with non-exercisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
London Lancet
The
Lancet
Looking for a Rent in a Local Paper Classified
A brief classified notice indicates a person seeks rental housing and outlines preferred area and price range. It appears as a short ad snippet from page 25c, with standard contact instruction for responses.
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T.M. Russell
Hospital
C. H. I.field
C. E. Beswick
MR. C. E. Beswick
Spear Bros
Middletown’s
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Hans
Nough
Stetson
Henry
Lafayette
Maurice Morris
N. Y. Sun
CaulkIns & Post CO
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