Casualties in Today’s Lists Show Broad War Losses
The casualty roll calls 198 total deaths and numerous injuries across Army and Marine units. Notables include Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt listed as missing in action and Lieut. Thomas W. Ashley declared killed in action. New England entries cover privates, corporals, sergeants, and missing in action cases, with multiple towns in Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire named among the fallen and wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pisane Saxiien
Pocono
Divive
Army
Quentin Roosevelt
William B. Peterson
Omaha
Winston P. Anderson
Birm
Ingham
Ala
William Nesselhof
Kansas
Marine Corps
Thomas W. Ashley
Deerfield
Mass
New England Army
Durham News and Notices from July City Briefs
Mrs. G B Smith of Springfield visits sister Mrs A F Rev and Mrs Morris Alling of Rocky Hill host. Mr Alling’s uncle Albert M Alling visited. Mrs McCabe of Pawtucket guests of sister Mrs E M Hubbard. Durham Y M C A ball team played Ivoryton. O U A M to meet Monday night with District Deputy State Counselor A E Church expected to install new officers. Ellen Moss Cheese expert to demonstrate at town hall July 22 at 2 30 pm. Funeral of Miss Lenora E Stowe held at Epiphany Church. Interment in Durham Cemetery. Methodist service Sunday normal with Rev Roy T Thawley preaching and 8 pm union service with Rev Louis H Ruge. Church notices for Sunday Trinity m Sunday service times listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Moss
State College
Town Hall
Lenora E.stowe
Middletown
Church of the Epiphany
Richard DeZong
Miss Stowe
Durham
Methodist
Roy T. Thawley
Louis H. Ruge
Nae Wen
The Yellow Ticket and Mary Pickford in M'liss at Middlesex
The Yellow Ticket with Fannie Ward heads a big bill featuring a Russian writer's realism and Ward in an emotional role. On the same double feature, "Brave and Bold" with George Walsh screens, plus "House of Hate" and more. Mary Pickford stars in "M'liss" at the Middlesex with Frances Marion and Marshall Neilan, popular western thriller elements and strong support. Also "The Eagle's Eye" and Current Events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Mirre
Fannie Ward
God Ward
Anna Mirrel
William Parke
Miss Ward
Grand Theatre
Fox
George Walsh
M’liss
Clay Green
California
Mary Pickford
Artcraft Pictures
Mary
Miss Pickford
Middlesex
Eagle’s Eye
Grand Theatre Presents Vaudeville And Films Tonight
Doors open at six with four acts of vaudeville Walsh Burns and alsh a clever comedy singing trio Peppino and Peny accordion players May Goodside singing novelty the Oxford Trio presenting basketball on bicycles. The Lion's Claws second episode stars Marie Walcamp and a new weekly features scenes of ex mayor John Furroy Mitchel military funeral plus other good pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Walsh
Burns and Alsh
Peppino
F Peny
May Goodside
Oxford
Marie Walcamp
New York
John Furroy Mitchel
Middlesex Show Features Hayakawa in The Bravest Way
At the Middlesex tonight Sessue Hayakawa will be seen in a Paramount production The Bravest Way. A Mack Sennett comedy Friend Husband is also shown. The vaudeville includes Fern Bigelow and King Bogart and Nichol Rams dell and Dal. Show starts at 6 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Sessue Hayakawa
Paramount
Mack Sennett
Fern
Bigelow
King
Bogart
Nichol
Ramsdell
Dal
Old Saybrook Civil and Social Updates in July
Local notices from Old Saybrook report A H Gilybert and others passing examinations and assignments for Shore Line electric and ferry districts. Conductor Watrous held for limited service. Loveland referred to medical advisory board. Frank Parker stationed at Fort Wright. Miss Lucy Rockwell visiting in Wood River Junction. Mrs Walliams returned after two operations. comfort noted. Co G 6th Infantry held annual social in town hall. many attendees. Reinforcements arrive from Boston to the railroad labor camp. Local arrivals and departures at cottages, and several visits to relatives. Red Cross rooms closed for now. notices will announce resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Saybrook
A. H. Gilybert
Saybrook Point
Staton
John J. Brosman
Shore Line Electric
Deep River
Juddon L. Watrous
Hubert Loveland
Ferry
Middletown
Frank Parker
Power House
Fort Wright
New London
Lucy Rockwell
Wood River Junction
R. I
Frank Walliams
New Haven Hospital
Co. G
6Th Infantry
Boston
Clifford
Berrian
Cornfield Point
Plum Banks
Frederick Smith
Springfield
Mass
Albany
Harriet Hefflon
Boston Post Road
B. B. Warren
New Haven
Pittsburg
D. J. Donahue
Curtiss
Bacon
Ralph P. Stillman
J. B. Whittimore
Norwich
Red Cross Society
Saybrook Point News Tidbits from July Life
Saybrook Point reports illness keeps W Clark Fish confined to his home while Mrs. Howard W Pease spends the week away. Chauncey Day, Saybrook native and son of the late A L Day, writes from somewhere in France that he has served on the firing line for five months. Julius Aronson, a frequent visitor, describes a wonderful sea trip and a week with Miss Edith Luther who was away Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Point
W. Clark Fish
Howard W. Pease
Chauncey Day
Saybrook
A. L. Day
France
Julius Aronson
Edith Luther
Pepe Bei
Russell Quits Yankees for Sparrows Point Shipyard Club
Allan Russell, a star pitcher for the New York Yankees, quits the team without notice and joins the Sparrows Point shipyard club in Maryland. Manager Huggins laments the departure, noting Russell had carried much of last season hampered by a disabled finger that kept him from pitching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Yankees
Allan Russell
New York Yankees
Ship Yards
Sparrows Point
Huggins
Yanks
Deep River Obituary and Local News Roundup
Ena LaPlace at 48 dies of cancer in Deep River born in Westfield Mass taught at Union school funeral Monday at 2 p m Rev Atha to preach in Baptist church. Other items note Roy Gladding and Morton in France, Giacoma Co vaudeville turnout, Hartford visitors Mrs Wells and children guests, uncalled letters, and local employment moves with Pratt Read and Axtman at Rockaway Beach and St John hotel Essex dancing event Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Ena
William G. LaPlace
Main Street
Westfield
Mass
Union School
Congregational Church
Baldwin Chapter
W. G. LaPlace
Edna
Francis
H. P. Connolly
Haverhill
Frederick N. Hanchett
Deep River High School
George B. Atha
Groton
Roy Gladding
Howard A. Morton
France
Giacoma Co
C. E. Wells
Hartford
E. R.ferguson
W. R. Krause
Susan Hall
H. D. Tyler
New Haven
A. A. Axtman
Rockaway Beach
H. W. Stevens
Pratt, Read & Co
St. John Hotel
Essex
Gatchell
Springfield
Local notes from Rocky Hill Sunday services and town visits
Sunday morning services were held as usual with a union service planned at the Methodist church in the evening led by Rev. H. W. Trinkaus. Mrs. Charles Beaumont was an out of town visitor Friday while Mrs. J. Stickles shopped in Hartford. The mother of Mrs. Clarence Pratt died at her daughter’s Elm Street home. burial is in Rockville. The Lisbeth A. Turner Daughters of Veterans held an annual picnic at Mrs. Alma Griswold’s Elm Street home. The New England Tobacco Growers' association met at M. W. Smith’s Shaker Farm with lunch and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Methodist Episcopal Church
H. W. Trinkaus
Charles Beaumont
J. Stickles
Hartford
H. Y. Barnard
Bridgeport
Clarence Pratt
Rockville
Elm Street
Alma Griswold
C. B. Boardman
Churchill
Katharine Quinn
Charlotte Elliott
Lisbeth A. Turner
Daughters of Veterans
New England Tobacco Growers’ Association
M. W. Smith
Shaker Farm
Shaker Station
Haddam News Highlights and Local Guests
In Haddam on July 20 Mrs. Charles Wills and her daughter Miss Wills with her grandson Charles stayed with A. R. Shailer. Charles M. Ingersoll and family returned Thursday from Westbrook. The village heard the church bell ring Thursday night and rejoiced over the allies' success in a gathering at A. R. Shailer and G. A. Dic.
Essex Social Notes and Local Travels Highlight Week
Essex reports include Joseph Morgan visiting his mother Eva Morgan on West Avenue Wichita. Mr and Mrs Pike of Windsor visiting G L Tucker's family. Mrs M A Tucker and Mrs G L Scoville returning from two weeks at the beach. LeRoy Babcock at Rogers Lake cottage. E T Pratt entertaining grandson from Middletown on Prospect Street. Fred Clarke Lay named janitor of the Congregational church. Walter Brask of Hartford renting top floor in Reynolds block. N A Tripp shingling Mrs Selden Spencer on South Main Street. a month mind mass at St Josephs Chester for P J Murphy. Monica Simmons spending several weeks at Saybrook Point. Merle Brockway shingling residence near Middle Cove. Bre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Pratt
Middletown
Prospect Street
Fred Clarke Lay
Congregational Church
Walter Brask
Hartford
Reynolds Block
N. A. Tripp
Selden Spencer
South Main Street
St. Joseph’s Church
Chester
P. J. Murphy
Death of Henry Kahrmann in Providence at 64
Chester mourns Henry Kahrmann who died in Providence Rhode Island from heart trouble at 64. He leaves a widow and eleven children, four in France. Body to be brought to Deep River for services at Fountain Hill cemetery. Chester marks a Sea Victory with a band concert at the Cove. Church services note Good Cheer and Christ promises. Guests include Carl Barry and Miss Rachel Davidson. new home for Mrs Jacob Feinstein. Baptist services schedule Abundantly Above and As We Have Opportunity. next Gospel concert “The Anchor of the Soul.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Henry Kahrmann
Providence
R. I
Mr. Kahrmann
Ireland
France
Hugh
Arthur
Levi
Reginald
Emma
Mount Vernon
Patrick McCann
Essex
Charles
Hartford
Harry
Maine
Fred Mayer
May
Laurel
Hazel
Arizona
Deep River
Fountain Hill
Chester Military Band
Cove
Congregational Church
Alden Smith
Carl Barry
Rachel Davidson
Middletown
S. T. Davidson
Jacob Feinstein
Schoolhouse Hill
Baptist Church
Higganum Social Notes Publicized Visitors and Moves
In Higganum on July 20 a series of social happenings and comings and goings were reported. Mrs. Susie Marble of Boston visits her parents for the summer while Mrs. Thomas Reardon of Hartford stays with her father Frank Gladwin. Miss Jennie Andeen visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Carl Andeen. Mrs Horatio and daughters travel to Wallingford for a day. Miss Daisy Marble has taken a position in Middletown. Mrs. Elbert Burr is at Middletown Hospital for an appendicitis operation. J Loewe receives a promotion from lieutenant to captain. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson and several others were away yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higganum
Anna Neff
Beach Park
Susie Marble
Boston
Mass
Thomas Reardon
Hartford
Frank Gladwin
Jennie Andeen
Carl Andeen
Horatio Meee Ang
Wallingford
Toda
Loewe Caer
Brainard
John Knowles
Ponsett
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David Fannick
Waterbury
Conn
James F. Mungavin
S. Elm S&j
Waterbury, Conn
Joseph J. Moriarity
Holyoke
Raymond M. Geigle
Hamilton Avenue
Frank L. Mitchell
Livermore Falls
James Barton, Jr
Quincy
Joseph L. Bertrand
Nashua
N. H
Joseph Brundige
Roxbury
Felix Faboretti
Bruno Harpin
Woonsocket
William B. Kelley
Valley Falls
Angelo Laasco
Leslie B. Parmeter
Brockton
Edward A. Stevens
Methuen
New England Marine Corps
William R. Church
Tilton
Philip M. Jordan
Charles I. Lantz
Auburn
Ee Raymond E. Bliven
Bris
Wilfred Brunelli
Ware
Evening Press
Palm Beach
THE
Barton Clothing CO
and Custom Tailors
Top Notch
Vandeville
John Purroy Mitchel
Satan
Fannie
BIG
Theda Bara
Middles Theatre
Tonight
DEVO
Bogart and
Nicholl
Fern, Bigelow and
Matinees
Matinee
Eagle's Eye
Jesse L. Lasky
Vivian Martin
Fatty
Arbucele
George F.redford
of Patent Co
Arthur B. Jenkins
U. S
Foreign
Mutual Building
Hartford, Conn
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