WANTED ADS OFFERING GOODS AND LAND SIGHTS
Classified notices list buyers for various items: graphophones feather beds stoves clothing ice boxes and furniture from A Simonson at 52 Rapallo Ave Tel 483. hay buyers for city barn. C A Campbell director of public works seeks quotations by August 1. Hyenius Press box 30 seeks a two family house under 6000. live stock buyers A Alpert Colchester Tel 38 18. beef stock and dairy cattle buyers Gordon 60 Sumner St Tel 679 24. Allison Inc Middletown buys dead horses and cattle Tel 173. painting by Hurlburt Sanbern Portland Tel 906 12. scrap metal buyers Harry Manevitz Hotchkiss St Tel 271. cleaning and disposal services. ware for rags and newspapers at J Kilv Tel 165tf.
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A. Simonson
Rapallo Ave
Fia
Commoncis
P. O
C. A. Campbell
Public Works
Hyenius Press
A. Alpert
Colchester
Gordon
Sumner St
Allison , Inc
Middletown
Bankruptcy notice of Benjamin N North in Connecticut
United States District Court District of Connecticut announces Benjamin N North of Middletown Connecticut was adjudged bankrupt on July 25 1918. The first meeting of creditors will be held August 7 1918 at 16 o clock in the forenoon before Referee Dister B Carlson at Bank Building Middletown Conn. Creditors may attend prove claims examine the bankrupt and conduct related business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Smith
Ola Saybrook
Haddam
Middletown
Municipal
Frissell
Main St
South Farms
Marlborough
Conn
George W. Buell
Norman R. Lord
Ota
United States District Court
District of Connecticut
Benjamin N. North
Benjasmin N. North
Dister B. Carlson
Dutch Tobacco Workers Provoke Parliament Protest
From the London Chronicle, the Band of Cigar Makers in the Netherlands denounces a war tax on tobacco. They claim over 45,000 people depend on the rolled weed for livelihoods, highlighting tobacco as a major Dutch occupation and employment source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Chronicle
Holland
Baseball scores and today’s schedules from major leagues
Yesterday in the National League no games were scheduled while the American League saw Chicago defeat Boston eight to zero and New York tie Cleveland two to two after a rain shortened game in ten innings. Detroit was six to six with Philadelphia zero to two, and St Louis beat Washington four to two. Today’s slate features St Louis at Brooklyn and several other matchups including Chicago at Boston and New York at Detroit. In the International League, Binghamton visits Rochester and Jersey City plays Toronto as Newark goes to Buffalo.
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P.C. Chi
New York
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Boston
St. Louis
LPIC
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago
Detroit
P.C
Binghamton
Toronto Eeree
Baltimore
Rochester
Newark
Buffalo
Syracuse
Jersey City
International League
Binghampton
Toronto
Dempsey Stops Fulton in 23 Seconds for Heavyweight Title
In New York City, Jack Dempsey from Saltnre City defeated Fred Fulton in 23 seconds to claim the world heavyweight title as Fulton collapsed after a rapid exchange of rights and body blows. Dempsey declared California his native state and plans to resume shipbuilding work against the war's end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plasterer
Jack Dempsey
Saltnre City
Fred Fulton
Newark
Fulton
Dempsey
John P. Eckhardt
Atlantic City
Jack
Rochester
Ring
Eckhardt
Jess Illard
Humphries
Manassa
Col
Salt Lake City
California
United States
Tigers Sweep Doubleheader In Pennant Chase
The Tigers swept both ends of a doubleheader from the Mack men with Kallio and Cunningham umpiring. Thanks to the Brooklyn Robins, the pennant race remains close as the Robins halted their rivals in the teetionat onree, keeping the standings tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Mack
Kallio
Cunningham
Brooklyn Robins
Robins
Field secretaries named to boost Connecticut defense work
Connecticut State Council of Defense appointed field secretaries to reorganize town committees into war bureaus across counties. Appointees include Louis S. Smith of Middletown for Middlesex, Richard Wayne for Hartford, F. L. Vanderpoel for Litchfield, Benjamin F. English for New Haven, Allyn L. Brown for New London, Frank J. Brainard for Windham and Tolland, Charlies F. Green for Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Council
Fairfield County
Charlies F. Green
Bridgeport
Hartford County
Ricard Wayne
Hartford
Litchfield
F. L. Vanderpoel
Middlesex County
Louis S. Smith
Middletown
Connecticut Patents Issued in Official Gazette June 25 1918
List of Connecticut residents receiving patents reported by Arthur B. Jenkins. Howell Cheney of South Manchester patents neckband for neckties. Samuel B. Ezra of Hartford patents drawing board support. William J. Gagnon for Bead Chain Mfg Co in Bridgeport patents jump-ring coupling. Frederick A. Hart of Hartford patents combined typewriting and computing machine assigned to Underwood Computing Machine Co New York. Fred W. Manfeldt of New Haven patents wheeled toy. Harry E. Parker of The Stanley Rule and Level Co New Britain patents bit-chuck. John N. Reynolds of Greenwich assigned to Western Electric call finder for automatic and semi-automatic telephone systems. Ryland L. Taft of Hartford assigned to The Hartford Rubbers Works bed-trimming machine. George B. Thomas assigned to Bryant Electric Co Bridgeport electric switch. Arthur Vogelsang of Waterbury assigned to Sargent's & Company lock. Frank Zalanka of Hartford patents shock absorber. Frank D. Zinno assigned to Waterbury Mfg Co stirrer for molten brass. Sumner Simpson assigned to Raybestos Co Bridgeport clutch facing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
United States Patent Office
Official
Arthur B. Jenkins
Connecticut Mutual
Main Street
Hartford
Howell Cheney
South Manchester
Samuel B. Ezra
William J. Gagnon
Bridgeport
Frederick A. Hart
Underwood Computing Machine
New York
N. Y
Fred W. Manfeldt
New Haven
Harry E. Parker
Stanley Rule & Level Company
New Britain
John N. Reynolds
Greenwich
Western Electric Company, Incorporated
Waterbury Mfg. Co
Waterbury
Sumner Simpson
Raybestos Co
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Coe Ave
D. Roberts
Le—Howes
Cromwell
Portland
Joseph S. Annino
North Main St
Ford
Price Eeeiure
Bor Liberty Garage
A. Spielberg
Caver Meadow District
John
John . Walsh
Maxwell
Jersey
Elizabeth
East Hampton
Hinman
W. E. Mason
Jnmire
Richard Haggerty
Court St
South Ferme
Walter C. Jones
Reatte & Insurance
Willard
Holley
Wm. J. Marks
Oes Ce
John Gottand
Evening Press
Oor Exchange
Bay Horse
Fred
Whithrop
Deep River
Hunting Hill
Leo San Ma Relo
Crescent St
Apj
Angelo Caiazza
Grand St
Cope
Midtown
Center St
Thomas Walsh
Spring St
Asrence perRee
Forte
Leo B. Santangelo
R Estate
Masons
Myichreest
K. O'Connell
Washington St
Bacon
A. D. Williams
Hurlburt & Sanbern
Harry Manevitz
Hotchkiss St. Leaveers
Town Iow Cleaning Co
Alsopore
Fred F
Pa South Farms
Tel
Hammond
W. H. Chap- South Farms
Middleton
J. Kilv Tel
Bmer
Christensen
Chester
Coleman
Sound View
Midauto Marker
Joseph W. Walsh
Port
Guernsey
Soukup
Atwell
Roc Este Lie
R. H. Er
Russell Mfg
J. Taylor
Burns Lace Co
E. E. Dickinson
Essex
J. Ae Lambert
Min
Leonard
Civil Service
Kenois Bidg
Sperator
Ss. N. E. Tel. Co
Keee: Don Hotel
Isitt
Warner Hammer Co
City Market
R. I. State Prison
John V. Chapman
Howard
Christensen’s
N. E. Enameing Co
River Road
Mme
Delina Miller Peckham
West
Ae Ghas. cc. Clarke
Practicaliano Tuner
Johnson St
Cannaing
Baldwin Repair Co
Church St
Ee Horel Harvey
Robert Harvey
Sporting News
George Sisler
Shanks
Sisler
Brows
Rob Russell
Yanks
Indians
Ray Caldwell
Common Labor
U. S
United States Employment Service
Federal
Department of Labor
War Labor Policies Board
Wilson
War, Navy, and Agricultural Departments
Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation
War Industries Board
Food, Fuel and Railroad Administrations
Felix Frankfurter
New Jersey
John R. O’leary
Leo A. Korper
State Capitol
Connecticut State Council of Defense
Willimantic
Stamford
Department of Agriculture
Bell-Ans
Victrolas
Brunswick
Victor Records
H. S. Hall
Silver ST
Clark & True
Westinghouse
General Electric
Connecticut Power Co
Keen Ketter
Keen Kutter
Dard of America
George F. Redford
United Tea
Importers’ Co
S&t
Brainard & Logan
Full Informa
Tion
Jackson Co
Gourt St
Teiatre
Herbert Hoover
F. J. Bielefield & CO
A. E. Holmes
Bacon Bros
A. P. French
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