Breweries to halt work within four months due to fuel cuts
A delegation led by Christian W. Feigenspan told the Fuel Administration that coal demand in brewing was overestimated and today's cereal stocks must fuel operations. Officials cite potential annual coal savings of 25 to 30 million tons by inspecting power plants and tightening boiler efficiency, with no drop in output.
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Christian W. Feigenspan
N. J
States Brewers’ Association
Thomas R
Pittsburgh Strict
Fuel Administration
Pittsburgh
Plaster Falls in City Hall Ceilings
Large sections of plaster fell in the Municipal building two days apart. A 200 pound chunk dropped from Tax Collector Kieft’s office and another piece fell near the police station at 11 o’clock in the morning. No one was seriously injured, though officials narrowly escaped harm.
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Tax Col- Kieft
Berneath
Leonard O. Ryan
Inglis
Wier
Summer Union Services Planned by Local Churches
The Congregational, Methodist and Baptist churches extend the winter fuel conservation union into May and June and resume July and August services. Rev Dr Nickless of Chicago will lead in July at the North church and in August at the Methodist church. Dr Beach is home until July 20 and Rev Mr will return August 11, with a home usher overseeing summer services. The plan promises strong summer programs with careful provision for Sunday worship.
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Nickless
Chicago
North Church
Methodist
Beach
Dedication of Service Flag at Zion synagogue
Sunday at 3 pm Followers of Zion club will present a flag to the synagogue honoring 21 members who have entered the service. Mayor A V McDow, B Greenstein, Silverstone, and Neititz will speak. A memorial address for the late Dr Hertzel of the Zionist movement will be delivered. Public urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Club
Ity
A. V. McDow B. Greenstein
Wallingford
Silverstone
Bridgeport
Ard . Neititz
Hartford
Dr. Hertzel
Zionist Movement
Willl
Hearing on Conservator for Dr Bragdon Conducted
A probate hearing was held yesterday before Judge Curtiss Bacon to appoint a conservator for Dr Bragdon of South Main Street. Bragdon is the father of former Representative Berkley Stone and relatives seek the conservator to prevent misuse of his money. Judge Gustaf B. Carlson spoke for Dr Bragdon and the judge reserved a decision at the close of the hearing.
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Curtiss Bacon
Bragdon
South Maintreet
Berkley Stone
Gustaf B. Carlson
Bank Clerks Draft Ruling From Federal Reserve Board
The Federal Reserve Board in Washing, D C, received a letter from a general stating that bank clerks were wiped from operation of the laws that provide for with fewal of deferred classification and for number of registrants found to be employed in non-productive jobs.
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Ral Reserve Board
General
No Gand Rehearsal Sunday for CSG Band
No Gand Rehearsal Sunday. The letter notes there will be no rehearsal of the band of the C. S. G. under E. J. Smith.
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Atr
E. J. Smith
General Crowder Refuses Promotion to Lieutenant General
Major-General Crowder Provost Marshal General and father of the draft army declines Congress honor by promotion to lieutenant general. In a letter to Chairman Dent he asks the provision be struck from the military bill and argues it would be unfair not to recognize thousands of others who contributed to the draft’s success.
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Crowder
Army of the Nation
Congress
Dent
House Military Affairs Committee
Jim
Heavy Rain Storm Halts Hay Harvesting After Deluge
A heavy rain storm swept through the city after a brief drizzle, dumping rain for over an hour beginning at 8 PM. Farmers faced hay losses as windrows and rye lodging worsened while turnout was high. many workers were out in the fields and in vehicles when caught by the downpour. No lightning strikes were reported locally.
Another Russian State and Transcaucasia Politics
The piece argues that Bolshevik rule created a Transcaucasian government of Georgians, Tartars, and Russians. It claims armistice with Turks, loss of Adahan Batum and Kars, Turkish influence via Baku Tartars, and German control as Pan-Turanian and Pan-German forces gain ground. It links Brest-Litovsk terms to regional upheaval and speaks of Turkish military actions and shifting power.
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New York Times
Transcaucasia
Brest-Litovsk
New Republic
Baku
Transcaucasian
Mesopotamia
Brest- Litovsk
Georgia
Addahan
Batum
Kars
Turkey
Black Sea
Russia
Clemenceau’s Sincerity and Frontline Confidence
The Kansas City Star notes William James’s remark on faith in another’s faith and praises Georges Clemenceau’s simple claim I have just returned from the front. I am completely satisfied as a powerful reassurance. His plain statement inspires belief in his resolve and leadership.
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Clemenceau
Kansas City Star
William James
James
Special Hat Sale Prices Weekend Event
Special sale Friday Saturday and Monday offers trimmed hats at 3.98, 2.98, 2.48, 1.98, 1.48 and 0.98 dollars and untrimmed hats at 2.48, 1.98, 1.48, 0.98 and 0.48 dollars. E. J. Wilcox Co. 69 Washington Street adv. That man who says he never makes a mistake probably doesn't know when he sees it.
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E. J. Wilcox & Co
Washington Street
Local notices blend ads and theater schedules in town
A jumble of brief items includes theater ads for The Lie and The Heart A Lion with Elsie Ferguson and William Farnum, public notices on road work by C A Campbell, land sale on Main Street South Farms, and local updates on War Savings Stamps, dating from July and ongoing events.
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C. E
Elsie Ferguson
Adv
Public Works
C. A. Campbell
Middletown- Portland Highway
Courtry
Guy Misenti
Woodward Drug Store
Arrigoni Hotel
West Side
Green House
Mary Ahern
Harry
Elizabeth B. Hosher
Main Street
Grand Theatre
Cromowell
Cromwell War Bureau
Arthur F. Hughes
Singer Sewing Machine
Catskills
D. J. Donahoe
Crescent Beach
Central Lodge
No. 12
Essex
Middletown
Hartford
F. E. Pease
Pearl Street
Grove Beach
Pease
William Farnum
Ladv
Elizabeth
Lillian Hartman
St. John’s Street
New Haven
A. Caiazza
Alsop Avenue
Rose Hart
Louis Fellerbaum
Middlesex Theatre
Mme
Boore
Charles Ray
Billy West
John Slavin
Springfield
Mass
Higginson Business Institute
Court Street
New England
Department
Ways and Means
State Board of Control
Connecticut Hospital For
John T. Walsh
S.—Adv
Connecticut
William Barnum
Fox
L. O. & B. S. Davis, Inc
Cromwell
Baptist Sunday School
Charles W. Cramer
Vacation loans offered by Morris Plan Co
Vacations are near and Morris Plan Co offers loans for leisure trips with weekly repayments. Arrange a vacation loan at 269 Main Street. Do not share troubles with police as it may bring more trouble.
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Morris Plan Co
Main Street
Adv
While the Heart Beats Young Poem by Riley
The poem celebrates youth and spring, with a refrain on heartbeats, mothers, and the joy of today. It recalls childhood scenes, nature’s beauty, and a hopeful, devotional tone praising life and the Master’s sanction.
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James Whitcomb Riley
Little Willie Stops Praying for Brother Then Sees Twin Babies
In Farm and Fireside a child ends nightly prayers for a baby brother. Soon after he is awakened to view twin brothers born overnight. He judges the outcome with a wry remark about stopping prayers in time.
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Willie
Funeral of Luigi Peterno Held at St John’s Church
The funeral from 41 Court Street this morning at 8:30 proceeded to St John’s Church where Mass was offered at 9 o’clock by Rev. Joseph W. Barry. Fr Barry conducted prayers after. Floral tributes and pallbearers including Peter Gallino Michael Genoa Alfo Lentini Charles Jaulo Sebastiano Peterno and Louis Zakeno accompanied the service. Interment followed at St John’s Cemetery. Also, the funeral of M pier A Lucey from 41 Park Street Durant district is scheduled for 8:15 Monday with Mass at 9 o’clock at St Francis Church and interment at St John’s Cemetery.
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Luigi Peterno
Court Street
St. John’s Church
Joseph W. Barry
Barry
A. J. Campbell
Peter Gallino
Michael Genoa
Alfo Lentini
Charles Jaulo
Sebastiano Peterno
Louis Zakeno
St. John’s Cemetery
M. Annie Licey
M. Pier A Lucey
Park Street
Durant District
St. Francis Church
Funeral for Andrew J. Peck Held in Higganum
The funeral for Andrew J. Peck was conducted from his late home in Higganum this afternoon at 2 30 by Rev C E Law son. Interment followed in Higganum cemetery.
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Andrew J. Peck
Higganum
Thrift Hints for War Time Economy and Innovation
Thrift guidance highlights cutting excess in fabrics, shoes, paint, tires and deliveries. Reducing styles and dependencies frees capital, labor, and machinery. In New Jersey grocers cut staff to one daily delivery, while department stores trim delivery crews and car fleets. When for profit these moves offend. when to support thrift and the war effort they earn praise.
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New York Times
New Jersey
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Hammock Factory Bridge
Meriden
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Ben
Cts
Fere
Louis Tracy
Rimrock Jones
Dane Coolidge
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Zcomimbiay
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Ill
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Caulkins & Post Co
the Doctor
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