Durham School District ends fiscal year and owes bills
The Durham School District fiscal year ends July 14 1918 and requests all indebted persons to present bills by that date to Frank E Korn Secretary Town School Committee Middletown. Probate Court July 5 1918 Estate of Annie M Geer deceased limited six months for creditors to file claims with Hattie G Holmes Administratrix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham
Frank E . Korn
District of Middletown
Anniem, Geer
Middletown
Hattie G. Holmes
Admx
Dwight W. Holmes
Trench Hill
To Rent Listings Including Farm Hill and Nott's Island
Upper floor five rooms and bath with modern improvements for rent by George F Redford on High Street Farm Hill 87 Also Notts Island ready for pasture old price 50c per head per week Hay load standing 1 00 Sarah E Collins Essex 117 A D Williams real estate agent Houses and tenements rented bought and sold Rents collected Appraisals perience 174 Main St
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Redford
High St
Farm Hill
Nott's Island
Sarah E. Collins
Essex
A. D. Williams
Main St
Wanted Classified Ads From The Evening Press
A column of wanted notices including buying stock fat calves live poultry and paying top prices. carriage or Brewster wagon in A1 condition. boarding homes for children. rents and sales for houses and cottages. tenement needs by two women. plain dressmaking. Ford car body. graphophone records and various household items. and dead horses and cattle removal offered by Allis Bros. and A. Simonson contact numbers provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Alpert
Colchester
Brewster
John G. Johnson
East Hampton
Children’s Aid Society
Brownemson Bldg
Hartford
South Farms
Evening Press
E. L. Kelsey
Main St
Torrington
Conn
C. H. Wilbur
Church St
Angonia
John Nelson
Main Street
Commerce St
Portland
Philip. Moratta
Rockfall
A. Simonson
Rapallo Ave
Allis Bros
Tng
Middletown
Miscellaneous notices and ads from local shop listings
An assortment of local notices advertising highest cash prices for scrap metal and rags, mowers sharpening services, deliveries, and small ads for hair care and skin products. Mentions addresses on Hotchkiss Street Grove Street Main Street and a few business names with phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Manevitz
Hotchkiss St
A. J. Astie
Grove St. Leov
Bride Bros
Main St
Doe Elie
D. W
J. J
Tollet Ee Ene Ody
Hackett
Balance Sheet Snippet From 1918 Bank Report
A historical 1918 bank balance sheet fragment lists assets including loans and discounts, notes and bills rediscounted, U S bonds, Liberty Loan securities, stocks, and cash items. Liabilities show capital stock, surplus, undivided profits, circulating notes, deposits, and other obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Liberty Loan
Liberty
Liberty Tory Sah
Leoalans
Federal Reserve Bank
U. S. Reece
National Prm Ince
Wrks
Muneare
Siem
Weees
United States
U. Pt
I Reserve Bank
Baseball and softball scores from multiple leagues
Eastern League results include Providence 8 Bridgeport 0 and Springfield 9 Waterbury 3 with two games. National League shows Chicago 6 New York 1 and St Louis 3 1 Philadelphia 2 2 along with Cincinnati 5 3 Philadelphia 2 4 in a light schedule of three games. American League lists St Louis 3 Washington 0 as single game. International League reports Binghamton 8 9 Jersey City 3 3 Baltimore 6 1 Newark 2 7 Syracuse 1 Toronto 0. American Association features Columbus 3 0 Toledo 1 6 and Kansas City 1 1 Minneapolis 0 5 St Paul 4 8 Milwaukee 3 2 Louisville 12 1 Indianapolis 7 6. Other results include Poli's 9 Torrington 1 New Haven Colonials 4 White Sox 3 Navals 3 Cleveland 2 Camp Devens 9 Garden City Aviation School 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Milch Jersey
Misek
Ery
Main St
Ith Farms
Bullet Co
New Conn
Two Acres
State Road
Depot
William Bride
Portland
Sasa
Providence
Bridgeport
Springfield
Waterbury
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelpia
Cincinnati
Philadephia
Washington
Binghamton
Jersey City
Baltimore
Newark
Syracuse
Toronto
Columbus
Toledo
Kansas City
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Louisville
Indianapolis
Poli's
Torrington
New Haven Colonials
White Sox
Navals
Cleveland
Camp Devens
Garden City Aviation School
Eastern Lease
Edia
New London
Niet
En Haven
Hartford
Worcester
National League
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Boston Seveeveetees
Brooklyn Eoeevesese OO
Cincinnati Doe Schew Ansee
P.C
Bostons
Ecccee
Detroit
Senteees
International League
Rochester
Tpopoues Fois
Baltimore Siajee
Buffalo
Proceeds Benefit Clark Griffith Bat and Ball Fund
Scoreboard reflections from a Chicago perspective show the Giants varying fortunes as Shufflin Phil Douglas defeats the Giants, Dick Robertson holds St Louis to seven hits in a double bill, Allan Sotheron limits Washington to three, and the Browns win easily. Cobb and Sisler lead American League batting at .354 while Heinie Groh tops the National League at .350.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giants
Chicago
Cubs
Clan McGraw
Stoill
Shufflin
Phil Douglas
Dick Robertson
Dodger
Robby
Rube Marquard
Allan Sotheron
Washington
Browns
Cobb
Sisler
Heinie Groh
Reds
Willow
Pershing Visits Alsace Marking Allied Footprint
The article notes General Pershing setting foot on German-claimed territory in Alsace during a visit to American troops. It’s viewed as an omen and a prophetic stride toward a future where Yankee troops will tread German soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pershing
Alsace
Germany
Skyline Rivalries Span Cities Across Baseball Schedule
Hartford faces Worcester while New London meets New Haven and Boston battles Pittsburgh. Brooklyn plays St Louis and New York clashes Chicago. Philadelphia meets Cincinnati as Chicago faces New York and Cleveland goes to Boston. Detroit hosts Philadelphia. Toronto visits Rochester with Buffalo at Syracuse. Baltimore plays Jersey City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Worcester
New London
New Haven
Boston
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Toronto
Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Baltimore
Jersey City
Tabs beat Attendants 4–1 on hospital diamond
In a City League game, the Tabs defeated Attendants 4 to 1 for their third win in four meetings. Barry and Dowling led with three hits each, Dowling adding a triple and a double, Barry two doubles. Mathews held Hospital hit count to six while teammates made two double plays. Next Saturday July 13 the Tabs face Russell on the hospital diamond in a potential top contest. Lineups: Hospital McGraw Demers Corbin Foss ONeal Mathews Magano Robinson Rogerson. Tales V Millerick Dowling Barry M Millerick Moore Walsh Murphy Grace Dooley. Umpire Schultz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabs
Barry
Dowling
Mathews
Hospital
Russell
McGraw
Demers
Corbin
Foss
O'Neil
Magano
Robinson
Rogerson
van Corr
P. Tales
V. Millerick
M. Millerick
Moore
Walsh
Murphy
Grace
Dooley
Schultz
Hornsby Case Tests Work or Fight Rule in Baseball
New York July 8 interest in applying the work or fight order to baseball centers on Rogers Hornsby of the St. Louis Cardinals. Hornsby has been notified by his draft board at Fort Worth to engage in essential occupation or be Class 1-A and plans an appeal citing a dependent mother. Officials believe a Washington ruling could define players’ status under General Crowder and affect club operations. National League leader John Tener says the test could provide the awaited clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rogers Hornsby
Cardinals
St. Louis Nationals
Fort Worth
Tex
Hornsby
Washington
Fulton Dempsey Bout Planned at Velodrome Newark
New Jersey boxing officials issued a special permit for an eight round bout between Fred Fulton and Sack Dempsey at the Velodrome in Newark on July 20. Both fighters expect to settle their differences in the ring unless either defaults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton-Dempsey
New York
Fred Fulton
Sack Dempsey
Boxing Commission of
New Jersey
Newark
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AN & Saps., Inc
City
Chalmers
South Sale
Tates
East Tel
Rocky Hill
Hool
Leonora Hall
D. A. Crowell
Long Hill
Gar
Washington St
Kitchen
C. D. Martin
Northwell
Oe View
Akron St
Merhien
Fred Hawtin
George Dickenson
Higganum
Otto Zhlers
South Front St
Cromwell
Walkley
H. McConochie
Crom- First Road
W. S. Bulkeley
Guernsey
A. Petras
E. Cronin
Court St
Ford
Stewart
Metz
East Main St
Eit ‘ Iden
A. Simon
C. K’ Hale
Frank H. Smith
H. A
Wim
H. Ryan
Haddam
Morgan
Milburn
Dwight St
Tel
Hayden L. Clark
William Bt
Goodyear Rubber Co
Nklin Electric Co
Leo B. Santangelo
Insurance & Teal Estate
Frank c. Allen
Westle
Alfred E. Pyne
Clinton
MME
Delina Miller Peckham
Haeepee Somaenee
Ursdays
Main
St. Middletown
Rayne Siderite
New York City
GHAS
Clarke Frestens Piano Amentere
Johnson Bt
Cb Tuttle
Tuttle
Grand St
Tel 163
U. Ss
Franklin Dept
Rocester
P. O
Rte
T. M. Bill
Washin
J. G Leonard
Civilite
Kenois
Suc Wee
N. Brass Co
Cromwell Hall
W. B. Scott
West Long Hill
Charles B. Warner
East Haddam
Arrigent
Fountain
Country Place
Camp Bethel
My Place
Bd. Co. Parmelee
E. H. Fielding Bell
Ce Ce
Black Dog
Teddy
O. L. Bogue
A. R. Jones
Deep River
Saybrook
Lymeles
W. B. Hedges
Crescent Beach
Middletown-Saybrook
J. L. Wright
Meriden
Cedar Lake
Winthrop Church
C. &. Phelps
A. D
Henry G. Shailer
Helen S. Shailer
Elmer A. Lynne
State of Connecticut
Westbrook
Agnes I. Smith
Joseph Smith
Charles A. Pelton
Eumer A. Lynne
Arrigont
Hotel
Arrigoni
Artesian Weliss
D. Hammond
Millis Ee
W. H. Chapman South
Aliddletown
Joseph S. Annino
North Main St
Aautomobile
Saniaing
Church St. Tel
First National Bank
Connecticut
Edward G. Campier
Knowlee
Edward G Cashier
Elton I’ Clark
Earle C CO. Butler
Robert W. Camp
United Tea
Brainard & Logan
Sporting News
Clark Griffith
Silver ST
Kirk
Kirksee
Village Grocery Ff. J. Bielefield & CO
E. Palmer Co
Omo Mig. Co
A. L. Southmayd
Clark & True
Hallmare Stor
Muleeoteam
Maces Loas
Cme
Chester L. Hull
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