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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1919

Page

10

War Cross for Dead Soldier Awarded to Maury Shea

Mrs P J Shea of Grove Street learned from Mayor of New Haven that Maury Shea, a sergeant in the 102nd, has been awarded the War Cross for valor at Leicheprey on April 20 1918. The award, delayed by delivery issues, was presented via Captain Beers. Shea was reported killed October 20, 1918.

Rs. P. J. Shea Grove Street David d New Haven Maury Shea Newton 102Nd Leicheprey R. C. Beers Brundett Parker Thhem Beers Shea

Ice From New Hampshire Reaches Brazos & Sons

Brazos & Sons Inc ice dealers report receiving over 40 cars from Lakeport New Hampshire this month with more on the way. Ice is unloaded from cars onto trucks then moved to the ice house conveyor for storage. Several cars were unloaded Sunday as part of ongoing shipments.

Brazos & Sons Brazos & Sons, Inc Pamcaicha Lakeport N. H

Community Calendar For Wednesday And Weekend Events

First M. E. Crunch hosts a Wednesday 7 30 service at multiple Cedar Street and neighborhood addresses with a topic A New Sacrificial Spirit in Bearing Things. Sunday school teachers meet 7 30 in North church chapel led by W S Woodin. Boy Scouts Thursday 7 30 and Girl Scouts Friday 7 p m plan a Friday play for April 4 with proceeds to Syrian Armenia fund. Choir rehearsal Saturday 4 15 and 7 00 for vested choir and orchestra.

M. E. Crunch Union Cottage M. B. Crawford Gh Street F. H van Sands Leke Street Ethel North East Long Hill Fred Henaley Front. Street William Breinsch Asylum Street South Farms J. Atwell Lincoln Street Edwin King South Main Street J. G. Baldwin William Street Frank Smith Lawn Javenue W. A. Snow Pearl Street North Church W. S. Woodin Syrian and Armenia Fund Reh

Barge Launched At Gildersleeve Yard On Saturday

A large government coal barge slid from the ways at the Gildersleeve Building Co. yard at 4 45 Saturday afternoon without incident. The Sachem tied a hawser at 5 15 and began the delivery to the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Other barges at the yard are advancing quickly and a launch is expected by mid April. When the third is finished, the yard is likely to be abandoned.

Slia m Gildersleeve Ip Building Co Sachem Brooklyn Navy Yard

Auto Mishap Reports Clash On Bridge and Miller Streets

J R Kidney of East Hampton reports he was driving south on Bridge street at 8 10 Saturday night when Leon Francis Jeannette running north cut across and struck his car breaking the running board. Charles B Frisbie of Cromwell driving Sunday noon was struck when auto truck No 9933 turned to go up Miller street without warning. damage was trifling.

J. R. Kidney East Hampton Bridge Street Leon Francis Jeannette Charles B. Frisbie Cromwell Miller Street

Elected Tax Collector of Rockland Center

Arthur Flannigan a former resident of this city was elected last Friday as tax collector of Rockland Center He is a plumber by trade in Rockland Center learned his trade with Hale Kelsey and worked for them until moving away about 15 years ago He is married to the daughter of John Dunn Main street this city and has two children

Arthur Flannigan Rockland Center L.1 Flannigan Hale & Kelsey John Dunn Main Street

Eighty eighth Birthday Of Mrs Cortelyou At Home

Mrs. Gerret Cortelyou mother of Mrs Walter C Jones celebrated her 88th birthday at her Lawn avenue home on Friday. She enjoyed excellent health for her age and joined in the festivities with younger party members. Also present was her daughter Mrs Mabon of Hackensack New Jersey.

Gerret Cortelyou Walter C. Jones Lawn Avenue

City Court Hears Breach of Peace Case

One case appeared in City Court this morning. A north end resident faced breach of the peace charges with his wife as the plaintive witness. She testified she had thrown water at him at home. The six children were present as the entire family attended. The case was continued for thirty days. the defendant had no prior trouble.

Local W C T U Solicitors Seek One Million Drive

The local W C T U has appointed solicitors to raise one million dollars for the National W C T U work. Funds will support child welfare, women’s industry, Americanization, and world wide prohibition. Citizens are asked to contribute and reduce Middletown’s apportionment.

W. Cc. T.U W.C. TU

Naturalization Session Arrives Tomorrow for Citizenship Examinations

Naturalization examiner Allyn F. JGhurch from Boston will be here tomorrow from 9 to 12 for examining petitioners to citizenship cases, with April session pending. The session date for petitions will be set on April 8, and examinations will proceed tomorrow. No man should complain of being on his scales or facing delays.

Allyn F. Jghurch Boston

Sporting News trips Thompsonville quintet 57 to 24

Middletown overwhelmed Brussels of Thompsonville by 57 to 24 at the Y M C A. Salmonson and Ahern led Middletown with 20 and 23 points respectively, Schultze and Higgins opened scoring, Wilkinson boosted the defense in the second half, and McConochie added key baskets as Middletown announced more home games ahead.

Thompsonville Middletown Brussels Higgins Schultze Salmonson Ahern Fritz Dan Harold Wilkinson Wesleyan Spear Middletown Salmonson McConochie Wilkinson Hartford Courant Middltown Atlas of New Haven Fisk Red Tops New London Naval Base Hahn Connors

Dark Horses in Baseball: Mack's A's and Moran's Reds

Baseball experts with spring training underway in Dixie spot two likely dark horses for 192? season. They expect Connie Mack to lead the Athletics with Wit Bates and Grover back, Roth and Thom as strengthening the outfield. In N L, Pat Moran takes over the Reds with Oscar Dugey as assistant, the club known for natural hitting power.

New York Dixie Connie Mack Athletics Wit Grover Bates Mack Robbie Roth Cleveland Fred Thomas Boston A’s Pat Moran Cincinnati Reds Moran Phillies Cincinnati Sir Patrick Oscar Dugey

Baltimore Federal League Suit Opens in Washington

Directors of the Baltimore Federal League baseball club travel to Washington with a strong legal team to press their $900,000 damages case against organized baseball under the Clayton act and Sherman anti trust laws. The action continues the prior suit halted in Philadelphia after extensive testimony.

Baltimore Federal League Baseball Club Washington Stafford District Supreme Court Philadelphia Federal League Baltimore Federal League Club

Christ Church Weekly Schedule of Meetings and Services

Monday at 7:00 p m boys club meets at the parish house. Tuesday 7:30 p m Girls Friendly Society meets with Miss Jackson diocesan president in attendance. Wednesday 7:00 a m Holy Communion. Friday 6:30 a m Holy Communion. Friday 7:45 p m evening service with sermon by H Rees.

Christ Church Notes Girls’ Friendly Society Miss Jackson H. Rees

88th anniversary event at Pothian Hall by Mattabas Council No12

The 38th anniversary of Mattabas sett Council No 12 O U A M will be held in Pothian Hall Wednesday at 8 pm. An interesting program has been arranged by the tree in charge, and an enjoyable evening is anticipated.

Mattabassett Council Pothian Hall Tree In

Moon Quarters Today and Local Happenings

City briefs report a moon quarter at 3 34 pm and lamps to be lit at 6 33 pm while weather forecasters link last week’s rain to a line storm. bean prices drop wholesale and California growers resist lower shipping prices as the Connecticut experiment station publicizes potato pest control. multiple social and civic notices include Holy Communion observances, Rebekah degree, piano recitals by Leopold Godowsky, and local travel and discharge movements of soldiers.

California Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station Connecticut Priscilla Lodge Rebekah John T. Walsh’s Odd Fellows Odd ‘Fellows’ Hall Leopold Godowsky Tayne Lincoln’s Seymour C. West Camp Merritt Camp Upton Godewsky High School Hall J. F. Calef Broad Street New Hampshire Emil Molinito New Haven Jamies Dooley Henry Carey Camp Devens H. Lambertson Grand Theatre Yeoman Irene Fitzgerald New London Joseph Merriam Cordaville Mass George C. Moore Granda Union Tea Co Salvatore Misenti Spring Street Rosaria di Mauro Clinton Avenue Godowsky New York Harold L. Burr U. S. Army Newport News Middletown

Death of General von Arnim in Bohemia Mob lynching

Paris dispatch reports General Count von Arnim former commander of the German army in Flanders was beaten to death by peasants at Asch Bohemia. He allegedly shot at woodcutters on his estate before the mob invaded his chateau and killed him.

Flanders Count von Arnim Asch Bohemia Paris London von Arnim

The Quick and the Dead by Laurencé Housman

A poetic reflection on day and night, light and moon, and the cycle of life. The speaker contrasts lively daylight with the timelessness of the moon. Mentions the whisper of water and leaves and the inexorable passage of youth toward age.

Laurencé Housman

Middlesex Lodge to Initiate 20 Eagles Members Tuesday

Middlesex Lodge Fraternal Order of Eagles will initiate 20 candidates at Tuesday evening’s meeting with state officers in attendance. After initiation there will be an entertainment and banquet. Fifteen members were admitted at the lodge’s last meeting.

Middlesex Lodge Order of Eagles

Adversity Tests How Much Men Can Borrow

A compact reflection on resilience and the limits of borrowing under hardship. The saying hints that amid adversity some men discover how scarce resources can become and how far risk and need push self reliance. It frames borrowing as a measure of endurance rather than risk.

Obituary notices for Knowlton Brown Carlson Roche Masajoda

Funeral services are announced for W Clark Knowlton of Akron at 165 South Main Street with Rev F W Green officiating and burial in Indian Hill Cemetery Chauncey Austin Brown dies at 31 Broad Street with service planned at 2 30 pm at his home. interment in Exeter Cemetery Lebanon Conn Mrs Selma J Carlson widow of Charles G Carlson funeral held at Catherine Street residence with interment in Pine Grove Cemetery Ellen Roche 84 widow of Garrett Roche dies in Cromwell funeral Monday 9 am from her home Mass at St Johns Church 9 30 am Alon Masajoda seven year old son of Mrs John Masajoda dies at Middlesex Hospital funeral from his mother's home 53 West Street Tuesday 7 15 pm Mass at St Mary's Church 8 am Interment St Johns Cemetery

W. Clark Knowlton Akron Ohio South Main Street F. W. Green P. A. Beach Thomas Hoops, Jr Townsend Palmer G. A. Craig Cornell, Jr Samuel Babcock Indian Hill Cemetery Chauncey Austin Brown Broad Street W. H. Hall First Congregational Church Exeter Cemetery Lebanon Conn Charles G. Carlson Selma J Catherine Street C. E. Anderson Pine Grove Cemetery Ellen Roche Garrett Roche John Klein Cromwell Klein St. John's Church St. John’s Cemetery Stanley MasaJoda Stanley John Masajoda Middlesex Hospital St. Mary’s West Street St. Mary’s Church

German Battleships Wider Threat and Jellicoe’s View

The Manchester Guardian reports Admiral Jellicoe argues docking limits hindered early British dreadnought plans while German ships feature wider beams. He notes Baden, California, and Royal Sovereign classes with long lengths and broad beams, claiming wider bulkhead space made German ships harder to kill. The piece discusses deck and fuse differences explaining losses at Jutland and contrasts British plunging long-range shells with British quick-acting fuzes.

Manchester Guardian Jellicoe United States California Japan Great Britain Jecllicoe Jutland

B P S Auto Enamel Finishes With Brilliant Lustre

The product promises a full brilliant lustre and a surface that will withstand wear. It emphasizes durable enamel coating for metal surfaces and lasting shine.

Glass Interior Enamel Finish Paint Ad

A high grade enamel for interior walls woodwork or furniture offers eighteen colors plus black and white. Directions on each can enable easy use with a brush. Dries overnight to a durable washable porcelain finish. Prices: pints 65 cents quarts 1.20 half gallon 2.35 gallons 4.50.

Floor paints resist wear with quick drying hard finish

B P eight floor paints are advertised for heavy traffic floors. The product dries quickly to a hard durable surface and is offered in quarts at 1.00 and 1-2 gallons at 1.95. This item markets paint quality and pricing for home or small shop use.

Window Screen Paint Restores Old Screens Prevents Rust

A new window screen coating claims to prevent rust and revive aged screens. The product forms a protective layer, reducing corrosion and improving appearance, potentially extending screen life with regular application.

Boino Paint offered as general purpose low price paint

A general all around paint named Boino Paint is advertised for use on buildings, metal, wood, concrete, porch floors wagons walls ceilings and furniture. Colors in stock include buff steel gray blue dark green red brown and white with prices 3.50 per gallon 1.90 for 1 to 2 gallons and 1.00 per quart.

Wall Papers Department Promotes Low Prices and Value

The wall paper department advertises itself as the busiest in the store offering exceptional values across all grades and stressing that high prices are not found there.

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