SALE ADS From Cromwell Deep River and Surroundings
Various classified notices listing for sale items and livestock. Includes buggies, horses, cows, pigs, mules, poultry, a 1916 Excelsior motor, a 22 ft power boat, a family cow, and farm equipment. Addresses and contact names such as Walton E. Donahoe Pratt Deep River family names Lunden Harris Sellers, Bousa, Jones, Lyons are included. Economic sale notes feature prices, conditions, and delivery notes across East Hampton Cromwell Middle Haddam Waterbury and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman Payne
Walton E. Donahoe
Pratt
Deep River
Goale
Westbrook
C. Lunden
College St
Peefore Anderson
Cromwell
Cone
Walter Donahoo
I. B. Harris
Ellingworth
Guernsey
John Sellars
R. C. Home
A. C. Carrier
East Nee - Ee
Joseph Bousa
South Farms
C. Jones
Main St
Middle Haddam
H. G. Hills
East Hane
CSSS
Cooke St
Waterbury
Lyons
Firestone
Fisk Garage Co
Washington St
Bullet Co
Main Street
Prospect St
Walsh
State War Insurance
Portland Cement
Bros
Miscellaneous notices for repairs and services in East Hampton area
An assortment of local service advertisements including Berwing and Duar painting decorating paper and tapestry hanging in East Hampton. metal roof painting with estimates offered. scrap metal buyer Harry Manevitz at 39 Hotchkiss St Middletown. lawn mower sharpening and repair by A J Astle. Middletown Window Cleaning Co with prices. upholstery and awning services by Fred F Parmerie Mfg at 119 Main St South Farms. wells testing and dam and bridge formations by Diamond Corden E D Hammond L D Mills Company. gas and electric fixtures refinishing by W H Chapman Co at South Farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Berwing & Duar
East Hampton
P. O. Jis
Middletown
Harry Manevitz
Hotchkiss St
A. J. Astle
Bride Bros
Fred F. Parmerie
Mfg
Main St
South Farms
Ahriesian Wells
Iamond Coredin
E. D. Hammond
Hartford
L. D Mills Company
W. H. Chapman Co
Soe
Wanted Helps and Jobs in Evening Press Classifieds
Government hires 20000 women clerks with free particulars from J G Leonard in Washington. Wives sought for housework and cooking. Maids needed for light factory work at N N Hill Brass Co. Male help includes a boy for haying, toolmakers, delivery driver, and a middle aged man for farm work near Hartford. Several boxes and addresses listed for applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. G Leonard
Civil Service
Kenois Bldg
N. N. Hill Brass Co
East_ Hampton
Willis Hk. Bacon
Newfield St
Burns Lace Mfg. Co
South Farms
City Market
Main St
Pequod Nursery Co
Meriden
Conn
Lawrence & Swanson
Freestone Ave
Porthland
Usua
Country Place
Hartford
Address Mountain
Evening Press
Lost and Found Stolen Tires From Barn
Between 1 and 3 am Monday a 35x4 1/2 Federal cord tire and a 35x4 1/2 Federal rugged tread tire on Firestone rims were stolen from J. Masin at 157. A $25 reward offered for information leading to arrest and conviction of the guilty parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Has. J. Masin
Sporting results from yesterdays games across leagues
Eastern League Hartford crushed Worcester 10 to 0 and Waterbury topped New Haven 7 to 0 while New London blanked Springfield 8 to 0 Providence lost 1 to 3 Bridgeport won 4 to 0 National League Chicago beat Philadelphia 8 to 2 and Boston defeated Chicago 6 to 3 American League results included Washington 5 Detroit 4 New York 6 Cleveland 1 St Louis 5 Philadelphia 3 International League Rochester 4 Buffalo 1 Binghamton 4 Jersey City 3 Toronto 10 Syracuse 7 Newark 7 Baltimore 3 Indianapolis 1 Columbus 1 Toledo 3 Detroit • Other games postponed or night darkness limited several clashes listed with makeups dates and pairings across leagues
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Worcester
Bridgeport
Providence
Waterbury
New Haven
New London
Springfield
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
Washington
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Rochester
Buffalo
Binghamton
Jersey City
Toronto
Syracuse
Newark
Baltimore
Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Brid
Port Weeweegee
NBM Aceas Odes
Cleveland Seeees
Crigkho
Eane
Detroit Erent Ees Hens
Philadelphia Ween
Newvctgess
National League backs Tener against Ban Johnson fight
The National League directors pledged unanimous support for President John Tener in his dispute with Ban Johnson after Brooklyn's Charles Ebbets announced his stand beside Tener. Developments are expected slowly, with a full showdown unlikely until the Perry case concludes. In separate local games, South End faces Hartford Liberty Bells at 3 30 p m on the Russell Company diamond as both sides seek a win, the Bells boasting a strong season and Hartford's long list of victories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Ban Johnson
New York
John K. Tener
Charles Ebbets
Brooklyn
Tener
National Commission
American League
Perry
Greater
Liberty Bells
Hartford
Russell Company
Hartford Boys
South End
Baseball Scoreboard Reflects Early Season Action
Babe Ruth played first base for the Red Sox Friday and hit two triples and a double off Joe Benz. Jones held the White Sox to six hits. The Yankees moved to second place by beating Cleveland. Gedeon hit a triple for the Browns against Philadelphia with two out and two on. Cobb homered and doubled but did not beat Washington. Ed Kenetchy pitched for the Boston Braves and the Cubs added another win. Fisher, Cruise, Paulette and Baird beat Jacobs as the Cards defeated the Phillies. The work or fight order quiets the Pacific Coast League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babe Ruth
Red Sox
Joe Benz
Jones
White Sox
Boston
Lefty Mogridge
Yanks
Cleveland
Gedeon
Browns
Philadelphia
Cobb
Washington
Ed. Kenetchy
Boston Braves
Cubs
Fisher
Cruise
Paulette
Baird
Jacobs
Phillies
Quietus
The Sugar Test of Patriotism in Detroit
A brief notice from Co. C. B. in Detroit assigns patriotism levels by sugar lump counts. One lump signals a Hoover patriot, two lumps a semi slacker, three lumps a slacker, four lumps aiding the enemy, and five lumps internment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. C. B
Detroit
Cincinnati Reds Player May Lead League in Batting
A Reds club member aims to top the National League batting race. Heinie Gresh, among the league’s smallest players, has surpassed Fred Merkle in slugging. If he wins, Cincinnati would mark a third straight year leading NL in batting, following Hal Chase in 1916 and Eddie Kousch last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Heinie Grch
Fred Merkle
Hal Chase
Eddie Kousch
Sunday notes on worship locations and Bastille day observance
Sunday services are listed for Christ Scientist, Swedish Lutheran and Bethel churches along with Bible Students meetings. The Baptist Sunday school closes for summer with Bastille day observance. French national holiday prompts flag unfurling and a Marseillaise closing piece by organist Bertrand E. Spencer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Sunday School
Associated Bible Students
A. Wd. Eshleman
Brooklyn
N. Y
Bible Students’ Hall
Gromwell
Hall
Alsop Ave
City
Christchurch
Swedish Lutheran Church
Swedish Bethel Church
House of Worship
Corner High
Spring Streets
G. BE. Carlson
Gupt
First Church of Christ, Scientist, College,and Broadsteet
South M. BE
Church of the Holy Trinity
All Saints’ Chapel
Staddle Hill
Mr. Edwards
North Congregational Church
Alfred Nickless
Chicago
Bertrand Ei. Spencer
Law Versus Gospel and the Coal Trust Battle
An editorial attacks United Shoe as a model against a coal trust crisis. It argues democracy suffers under plutocracy as coal barons profited last winter by selling slate and ash as coal, questioning how long such exploitation can continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewiston Journal
United Shoe
Coal Trust
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Vulcan Range
Cooley Ave
South
Elwell
Atlee B
H. S. Hall
McConochie
Fenwick
Auto Road
L. S. Sound
South Cove
Smith
Court St
Lincoln’s
P. D. Kinniey
Liberty
Grand St
D. Williams
DR. Minor C. Baldwin
Burr Ave
Retown
Delina Miller Peckham
Tuttle
Grand St. Tel. 1
Iene
Newman
Hazen’s
Yule Gordon
Sumner St
A. Alpert
Colchester
Allison Bros., Inc
Tel
Middletown Window Cleaning Co
D. W
J. J. Kily
Miss Hackett
Grand Theatre
Angelo Caiazza
Middlesex County
Joseph S. Annino
North Main St
U. S
Franklin Institute
SOF
J. F.nixon
Baldwin Repair Co
Church St
H. P
George Farrow
High St
Court of Probate
Sey
Elizabeth Ann Ryan
Celia A. Ryan
Admx
Broad St
J. Chapman
Morgan St
Louis M. Schmidt
Eres
Vanes
Britain
Sporting News
TWA
Probate
Mary E. Atkins
Charles H. Coles
Frank €. Smith
Arthur L. Allin
College Street
William J. Coughlin
Emily McNeil
Cromwell Hall
Caleb T. Winchester
Samuel T. Camp
Middletown Trust Co
Emily Leitke
Elizabeth Ryan
Westfield
Thomas Ryan
Ruth C. Dyer
Orian Pierson
Thomas Hoops, Jr
Ensign Lyman B. Hoops
Mary A. Longworth
James Longworth
Fred French
Durham
Conn. Hospital For Insane
J. Franklin Bailey
Thomas W. O’keefe
Mary McGrene
Esther G.reynolds
Abbie A. Reynolds
Ethel G. Reynolds
Louisa M. Mansfield
Louisa Mather Mansfield
Joseph K. F. Mansfield
Mather
Walter B. Hubbard
Dwight Holmes
Fannie M. Geer
Trench Hill
Ann Hackett
Carrie C. Hackett
John F. Gilshenan
Thomas F. Griffin
Court — Street
John T. Dawson
Richard and
Mary Dawson
Maplestreet
Hieinie Gro
Middlesex Chemical Company
Chester
Railroad Station
R Phone Wmith
Deep River M. $& Exchange
A. L. Southmayd
Main
Geneva Observatory
Vacheron & Constantin
Geneva
Vacheron & Constantin Geneva
Clark & True
Hallmark
Village Grocery
F. J. Bielefield & CO
A. P. French
Central Bank
Adlake, Iver Johnson
Hudson and
New England
J. F. Connery
oSee
Goodrich
Goodrich Servece Tires
Bad Rubber!company
Allyn St
Hartford, Conn
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