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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1918

Page

8

Two Allen gang members jailed after court appearance

Judge James R. Edlin presided as John Walsh Wil Maher and Francis Daley faced theft charges. A boy of 17 listed among the accused two were sent to jail for ten days while Daley received probation. Witnesses described the burglary and the missing watch and whiskey. Maher Walsh were sent to Haddam in the afternoon. Kennedy identified by neighbors as the source of an alley theft. A separate case saw a local man placed on probation for non-support with a $5 weekly payment ordered to his wife.

James R. Edlin John Walsh Wil Maher Francis Daley George Burnham Max Frank Iome Basile Spencer Burnham Ross Kennedy Frank Rapallo Avenue Joseph Senior, Jr Astairs Chapman Schilling Walsh Daley Maher Haddam Thompson

Fire damages auto near Main Street blaze destroys runabout

Fire at 11:30 Monday gutted a runabout owned by John Oolette and used by J. W. Stueck Son bakers at the upper Main Street. The car was badly burned after started by spark from a faulty part. Firemen fought flames with a chemical extinguisher, but the machine was nearly destroyed while the American flag atop the car fluttered afterward.

John Oolette J. W. Stueck Bakers Main Street

Corporal Lohneiss Wounded In French Battle

Mrs Alfred Lohneiss of 180 Main street South Farms receives news her son Corporal Andrew J Lohneiss Co C 102nd U S Infantry was severely wounded April 20 in France. A telegram from Private Lawrence W Lohneiss Camp Forest Ga and a letter say three bones in his leg were broken but he is doing as well as possible and is hospitalized at No 9 in France.

Company C Alfred Lohneiss Main Street South Farms Andrew J. Lohneiss Co. Co 102Nd U.S. Infantry Middletown Lawrence W. Lohneiss Camp Forest Lohneiss

AONE ENLISTED IN MERIDEN NEPHEW OF LOCAL FAMILY

A man identified as Raffele Paone, 26, counted among Meriden enlistees, is noted as nephew of Mrs. Angelo Caiazza of 49 Grand Street. He served in the Italian army against Turkey, later joined the war effort in Meriden with International Co., and went overseas with the 102nd. His brother is currently in military service. Also, Wor ld Woodmen official visit planned for Wednesday evening to discuss government insurance and soldiers' benefits, with over 20,000 members in the organization. Samuel Judd, long-time printer and public servant, died aged 40 in Hartford, tracing lineage to Thomas Judd, an English immigrant founder.

Ils Angelo Caiazza Grand Street I Raffele Paone Erday Relo Caiazza The International Co Meriden Turkey Inan Erete Soverlgn Garvin Pamecticut Ooal W.O. W Sam Garvin el Gibson -Judd Samuel Sis Thomas Judd Hartford England

Pigs Not in Clover As Planned

A carload of pigs bought by Middle town National Bank for county farmers arrived late and many were lost in transit. Due to infection risk the deputy commissioner of domestic animals ordered the remaining pigs slaughtered at Sperry & Barnes. The bank and Farm Bureau face a setback as farmers await replacement guidance. A limited supply of six to eight week old pigs is being sought across the state with farm bureau and bank agricultural departments ready to assist.

Middletown National Bank Sperry & Barnes Bank Farm Bureau Agricultural Department of the Bank The

Free Bird Lectures At Amston Summer School

The National Association of Audubon Societies offers free illustrated lectures on wild bird life at Amston Conn during the summer school of ornithology. Edward Avis opens July 9 with bird song and pictures, followed by Winthrop Packard and Herbert K. Job in July and August with further talks by T Gilbert Pearson and Edward Howe Forbush. Public attendance encouraged.

Storrs Amston National Association of Audubon Societies Conn Edward Avis Winthrop Packard Boston Massachusetts Audubon Society Herbert K. Job T. Gilbert Pearson New York Edward Howe Forbush Massachusetts Aniston

Deutschland Anniversary Memorably Marks Two Years

On July 10, 1916, two years past, the German merchant submarine Deutschland arrived in Baltimore from Kiel after a 4180 mile surface voyage. Cut off from allied maritime trade by British sea power, Germany used the vessel to show its reach and to threaten U S aid with its submarine fleet.

Baltimore America Germany Kiel England United States

Merchants to Close Stores on Summer Wednesday Afternoons

Notice lists numerous Middletown businesses agreeing to close on Wednesday afternoons during July and August starting July 10. The same notice includes a list of uncalled letters at the post office for the week ending July 6, 1918, with names such as Gustaf Anderson Judith Crawford Helen Evans and many others, under acting postmaster TA Thompson.

Riordan Bros W. J. Trevithick J. H. Leiferman O. Thompson Donovan Bros Bidwell & Lynch Public Market James Ahern Whalen & Fitzgerald C. Bonfoey R. A. Pease & Sons Millbrook Dairy Co F. J Middletown Connecticut Gustaf Anderson Judith Crawford Helen Evans E. E. Eldridge George Greer L. W. Homer Madeline Hill S. Kilimaz Daisy B. Lacy M. Larson Anna Lund Emily MacVaury Martha Metzger Hans Nilsson George Olds Paul W. Poley Manuel Rose LeRoy Root Robert Steinmeyer Alex C. Stevens A. W. Stracha Carrie Taylor Elias Lee Willis C. Wolf Olie Willace Kathryn P. Wilcox Rudolph Werner TA Thompson

Card of Thanks from the Plum family

The Plum family of Haddam Connecticut expresses gratitude to all who aided at the White Birch Posh fire scene on Monday afternoon and helped save household effects. Mr and Mrs A L Plum July 9 1918 Adv.

Plum White Birch Posh Aaron Plum A. L. Plum Haddam, Conn

Real Estate Transfer in South Farms District Sale to Russell Mfg Co

T McDonough Russell sold a plot of land of one and four one hundredths acres in South Farms adjoining New England Enameling Co and Hartford Conn Valley railroad to Russell Mfg Co. includes a severing right reserved by Roger Kennedy and notes debts and Morris Plan ad to call 269 St-adv.

T. McDonough Russell Russell Mfg. Co South Farms New England Enameling Co Hartford & Conn. Valley Railroad Roger Kennedy

Fruit-A-Tives Aid Verona Reader in Rheumatic Relief

Verona resident W. M. Lampson recounts long Rheumatism and side pain from heavy lifting, noting rapid improvement after using Fruit-A-Tives Tablet therapy. Product priced 50c each, six for 2.50, trial 25c. available at dealers or by mail from Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg N Y.

Verona W. M. Lampson Fruit-A-Tives Limited Ogdensburg

Local notices and events near Middletown and surrounding area

Dr Harold W Davis returns and opens office. Local stores market picnic supplies. Lighthouse lamps guide evening traffic at 8 54. Farmers warn corn crop will fail without warmer nights. Beachgoers note mostly soldiers on shore. Connecticut recruits reach 1565 in six months, 22 from Norwich. Debs arrest draws socialist silence, attorneys warned against targeting soldiers dependents. Kronan society to meet at Masonic hall with refreshments. Middlesex theatre presents DeMille film The Whispering Chorus with Kathryn Williams and Elliott Dexter. Hazen's bookstore hires J C Newman Jr, ex-store manager. Local residents return from vacations in North Adams and Newark. Potato blight reported. Government endorses Black Leaf 40. Grand theatre doubles bill with Innonce and The Devil's Wheel. Arrigoni Hotel hosts nightly singing and dancing. New York boat arrives with freight. Onrust departs for coal port. Middletown Yacht Club to meet. Red Cross and IOOF meetings scheduled. Indian star visits and lodge installations planned. Walsh's harness frame loosens. local jeweler relocates to West. Court street stones advertise blackberries. Central school hosts five-week term with emphasis on hand work. promotions offered. Funeral of Miss Della Gould set for Wednesday evening.

Harold W. Davis Connecticut Norwich Eugene V. Debs Chicago Kronan Society Masonic Hall Middlesex Theatre DeMille Whispering Chorus Kathryn Williams Elliott_Dexter Eagle’s Eye Adv J.c.newmann, Jr White Plains N. Y Hazen Grand Theatre Fannie Ward Gladys Brockwell Arrigoni New York Middletown Yacht Club Red Cross Central Lodge No. 12 I. O O. F East Hampton Albert Robertson New Britain Main Street Warner N. MacDonald Brainerd Avenue Clark and True West Ambassador Stationery Co Miohinel Eye William J. Kieft T Atlantic Council Meriden Court Street Will

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