OT REGISTRANTS ARE EXAMINED EAST HAMPTON PORTLAND LISTS
Registrants from East Hampton and Portland were examined for Division 22. Those physically qualified for limited service include Evelin Hill A Royce Harold E Thomas Guy Strong D Walton and others. Physically disqualified names include Eugene ONeil Ernest North Linton Whittles Arthur Anderson Andrew McGuire Callahan Keser Ostergren Clayton Benson Porteus Jr Harold Allen.
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Evelin B. Hill
East Hampton
E A. Royce
W. Hallberg
Harold E. Thomas
East Hampteo
Guy Strong
Edward B. Bergeson
Portland
Charles W. Metcalf
Frederick G. Post
James C. Kingston
Samuel J. Baines
Gildersleeve
D. Walton
Carl Kk. Erickson
Berndt F. Wederlin
William F. Bownes
James E. Standish
Eugene N. O’neil
Ernest L. North
Linton E
Francis E. Keser
Clarence N. Ostergren
Thomas R.clayton
Oscar B. Benson
Henry M. Porteus, Jr
Harold W. Allen
Pig Club Meeting At Long Hill Draws Leaders
Long Hill residents hosted a joint gathering of three pig clubs here last night with Richard Harris presiding over Our Pig and Calf Society. D G Sullins outlined pig club aims and praised pig form and hog wallows while noting August 5th sessions led by Miss Phebe Coe.
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Long Hill
Richard Harris
Our
Pig and Calf Society
Mgm
Farm Hill Club
Teader
Neal
D. G. Sullins
State Extension Service
Phebe Coe
Farm Hill
Local Boy on San Diego Crew Reported Lost
Alfred C. Wells of 69 Oak Street, a foreman for A S & Sons, is listed as a crew member of the U S S San Diego. The cruiser was sunk off New York yesterday. no word has reached his family, though reports say officers and men were saved and at the Brooklyn navy yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wells
Alfred C. Wells
Oak Street
U. S. S. San Diego
New York
A. 5 & Sons
Young Wells
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Boys Step Up Trough
Street department struggles with a watering trough at Main and Grand as boys plug the outlet with sticks, causing overflow. Director of Public Works Campbell caught one offender, who was taken to the police station and then home on Elm street with parental caution.
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Main
Grand Streets
Campbell
Elm Street
River Notes Tug Sachem Brings Barges to Middletown and Saybrook
The tug Sachem reached last night with four barges, two for Middletown and two for Saybrook. It is the third voyage upriver, with tows left for smaller tugs to haul up. Comet went up yesterday afternoon with two coal barges, and Onrust, returning from Friday, also came today. A New York boat arrived at 3:50 AM and departed with a large load of potatoes and produce for Middletown landing.
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Sachem
Middletown
Saybrook
New York
Middletown Landing
Lawn Party At Chester Hosts Bright St Luke’s Event
A lawn party by St Luke's mission ladies at Mrs MacDonald's residence in Chester drew a large crowd Thursday evening. The grounds were lit with lanterns and flags, with games dancing and refreshments provided, making it a very successful social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
St. Luke’s Mission
MacDonald
Three Years To Collect $100 Judgment in NL Court
U. J. won a $100 judgment after three years in Wille Nebraska for failure to return a cow left for temporary keeping with a Stoltz farm renter who fled the area. Behrens filed the suit after the property remained with Behrens' cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wille
U. J
Frank Behrens
Behrens
Stoltz
Prisoners to Farm Near Columbia and Mid-Summer Sale Notice
One hundred prisoners of war arrived at Jackson to be assigned to farm work. Details on their origin and prior service in the United States were not announced. Also advertised is a Mid-Summer Sale for Saturday, July 20 featuring Georgette crepe Panama hats and Leg sport bats with assorted prices. EB Wilcox & street-adv 227.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Jackson
Ion
United States
Georgette Crepe
Panama
Wilcox & Street
British cities adopt our own overseas citizens story
An American port report notes a British ship bringing 188 passengers with a new record for calm seas. Included is William Perkins Bull of Toronto, head of a convalescent officers hospital, and details of Anglo-American exchanges and city-to-city adoptions of American towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Perkins Bull
Toronto
King’s Counsel
Perkins Bull
Putney Heath
England
Ernest Shack
United States
Glasgow
Chicago
London
New York
Bull
British Empire Union
J. W. Stevenson
English Channel
Connecticut seeks 459 student nurses for reserve drive
Hartford reports the Council of National Defense calls for 459 women aged 19 to 35 in Connecticut to join the United States Student Nurse Reserve. The statewide campaign runs July 29 through August 11, supervised by the Connecticut State Council of Defense Woman’s Division, with Mrs. Joseph W. Alsop of Avon as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Connecticut
Council of National Defense
United States
Connecticut State Council of Defense
United States Student Reserve
Woman’s Division
State Defense Council
Joseph W. Alsop
Avon
Snyder Sullivan Wedding at St Francis Church
Edith M Sullivan of 78 East Main Street South Farms married Nicholas J Snyder of 75 East Main Street South Farms at St Francis Church on Wednesday morning. Rev Father Jordan officiated. A reception followed at the bride's home. Bridesmaid Emily DeForrest and best man F Sullivan of Meriden attended. The couple will reside in South Farms after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Snyder
South Farms
Breach of Peace Case Between Two Housewives Heard
City Court session continued a breach of peace dispute from South Farms district involving Mary Wazech and Josephine Fynasz. Attorneys Burnsham for Mary and Carlson for Josephine argued a tongue quarrel of considerable acrimony and intensity. Judge Edlin presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wazech
Josephine Fynasz
South Farms
Burnsham
Mary
Carlson
Josephine
Edlin
Eighty Two Year Old Mrs Carpenter to Celebrate Birthday
Mrs John Carpenter plans her 82nd birthday tomorrow at daughter Mrs Maria Beebe’s home 27 Wall Street South Farms. Attending will her son Samuel Carpenter and her grandchildren. An aunt from New Jersey arrived this afternoon for the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carpenter
Maria ¢. Beebe
Wall Street
South Farms
Samuel Carpenter
Aes
New Jersey
Service In Portland at Rogers and Hubbard garage
In Portland a regular Sunday afternoon er aa will be held at Rogers and Hubbard garage. Rev. M. F. Anderson of New Britain will speak. Music will be provided. Come there and bring a-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Rogers & Hubbard Garage
M. F. Anderson
New Britain
City Briefs and Notes From Local Life
Light vehicle lamps at 8 47 this evening and nightly singing at Arrigoni Hotel. Barber shop open 8 am to 8 pm daily, Saturday till 10 30 pm with no price changes. L C B A meeting Monday 8 pm and B Y P U gathering tomorrow 7 8 with special music. Farmers report good corn weather. mid July travel steady. Dancing at St John’s Hotel July 22 with Gatchell’s Banjo Orchestra. Coventry residents spy a skunk feasting on three chicks. shooter and dog pursue. New Danbury summer school high school department to model modern teaching. Connecticut defense council urges reforms to conserve labor and materials for war. Grand Army encampment to meet in Portland August 18 week. Black Leaf 40 recommended to kill potato louse. Frank H. Smith promotes door and window screens. Camp Mills' George Birdsey visiting Long Hill. Fall family celebrates overseas news. Middlesex Theatre presents Sessue Hayakawa in The Bravest Ways with Mack Sennet’s Friend Husband and vaudeville. Rev. Carl O. Bostrom leaves for Canada to pastor in Saskatchewan. Swedish Bethel church lawn party for mortgage fund funds. corn coming to market. Mr. and Mrs. Jensen of Brooklyn visiting Kropack family. Jensen is Mrs. Kropack’s brother. Two masses at St Francis on Sunday. Quality sponges and car care supplies at John T. Walsh’s. Leland Hubbard en route to France from Camp Johnson. Shailerville schoolhouse to host a Monday night fan event.
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Arrigoni
R. C. Corvo
Main St
Schaefer’s Block
Adv
St John’s Hotel
Essex
Gatchell
Springfield
Ladv
Coventry
Danbury
Connecticut State Council of Defense
Grand Army
Portland
Ore
Frank H. Smith
George Birdsey
Camp Mills
L. I
Long Hill
E. B. Fall
Lawn Avenue
Burton B
Middlesex Theatre
Sessue Hayakawa
Mack Sennet
Carl O. Bostrom
Hjalmar Bostrom
Coe Avenue
Caniada
Saskatchewan
Swedish Bethel Church
Linnea Johnson
Catherine Street
G. C. Jensen
Robert
Brooklyn
N. Y
Baldwin Avenue
Jensen
John T. Walsh
Leland Hubbard
Escape from asylum identified man William Eaton
Meriden reports a man calling himself William Warren of Burlington Vermont was arrested with a loaded shotgun. Middletown asylum officials identified him as William Eaton, a dangerous inmate who escaped last Tuesday night through six locket doors. A companion named Dixley, who escaped then, is also involved in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
William Warren
Burlington Vt
Middletown Asylum
William Eaton
Dixley
Éap Eaton
Bur
Women Found Wanting Now Means Coal Want in Winter
Mrs. Asbury F. Lever, wife of Representative Lever of South Carolina and author of a United States Fuel Administration measure, warns that unprepared housewives could cause coal shortages. She urges early coal orders, noting she has already placed two thirds of her needed winter supply with a local dealer to heat her Washington residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury F. Lever
Representative Lever
South Carolina
United States Fuel Administration
United States
Lever
Washington
Cities spent more than tax revenue in 1917 report says
Washington reports 219 cities with populations over 30 000 ran deficits in 1917 totaling 69 461 352 dollars 3 90 per capita while 90 cities showed a surplus of 26 976 929 dollars 1 75 per capita net city indebtedness averaged 7 78 per inhabitant New York leads per capita debt at 176 22 Philadelphia 70 97 Saint Louis 25 07 Chicago 28 70 and other large cities follow. Austria defends plans Vienna newspapers report defenses likely. Ludendorff succeeds Hindenburg as German army director says British London dispatch notes official statement naming Ludendorff as head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sam L. Rogers
Bureau of Census
United States
New’ York
Philadelphia
Louis
Chicago
Obituary notices for Buckman Lynch and Platt Headline
Funeral services are held for Leroy W. Buckman at his mother’s home in the afternoon with Rev. A W Hazen presiding and burial in Pine Grove cemetery. Mrs Frank Lynch of Washington D C dies at Meriden home and is to be buried at St Johns cemetery. Jane C Platt of Hartford dies after illness. funeral set for Monday at 2 PM with burial in Zion Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy W. Buckman
Highland Avenue
A. W. Hazen
Pine Grove Cemetery
Frank Lynch
Mary Nolan
Washington, D. C
Center Street
Meriden
Jane C. Platt
Sargeant Street
Hartford
Levi
Clarissa
Covert) Platt
Collinsville
William T. Platt
New Hartford
Carrie Platt
Eugene Platt
Middletown
William T. Marchant
Ann Street
Zion Hill Cemetery
East Berlin Church Announces Sunday Activities
East Berlin Methodist Episcopal Church schedules Sunday school tomorrow at noon with a special service led by J E Holden of Wesleyan University. Union evening young people's meeting set for 7 30 o'clock with additional details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
J E. R. Holden
Wesleyan University
Union
A Helping Hand in Debt Aid Ad
Twenty word ad offering assistance to all in debt or facing money problems via the Morris Plan Co. at 269 street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Morris ‘Plan Co
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Raft Board
Pa Sn
East Hamp- Portland
Motion Aware
Medical Advisory Board
Thetown
PIG Club
San Diego
U. S
Archduke SoseRrr
Archduke Joseph
Vienna
Amsterdam
von Hoetzendorff
Emperor Charles
Spear Bros
Middletown’s
Cts
Broatch
Modern Book Shop
U. S. Fuel Administration
Austria
Rome
Neuwe Freie Presse
Ludendorff
Hindenburg
East Berlin
Caulkins & Post Co
Christine Frederick Ld
Kathrin
A St
OUR July Club
Hoosier
China Department
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