Neighbors in Walworth face police court assault case
In police court today Siecienski and William faced evidence in a case of alleged assault. The fracas occurred near the Omo factory yard where land was being contested. Testimony described strikes with a stick and an axe, with both sides claiming the other initiated the confrontation. Neither man was seriously hurt.
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Siecienski
William
Omo Factory
Wal
Kennedy
Siecianski Yard
Ralph M
Radziwon
Radzi
Radziwor
Tiy
Pine Independents Organize for Season on the Diamond
The Pine Independents have organized a baseball season and expect to field a team against North End and other city rivals. Notable players include N. J. Dunn, T. Coleman, H. F. Fitzpatrick, T. Geary, H. J. Murphy, J. Reynolds, and T. Geary. Tryouts at Liberty Street 7:30 PM. contact H. Ashton, 285 Pearl St., City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pine
Nuts
North End
N. J. Dunn
T. Coleman
T. Geary
H. J. Murphy
J. Reynolds
Liberty Street
H. Ashton
Pearl St
City
Plan to close Saturday afternoon offers half-holiday
The plan adopted two periods ago closes the office store and mill at noon on Saturdays and grants a half holiday for employees. The Coles Company at 138 Street Middletown asks for later Friday night meetings and delivery orders until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coles Company
138 Street
Middletown
Correspondent to Speak at North Church Sunday
A London correspondent, P. I. Wilson, famed for The Christ We Forget, will speak at the North church this Sunday. He has served as an acting correspondent since the war began and is noted as an English newspaper man. No speaker theme announced.
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North Church
Wilson
London
Last of Barges Launched by Gildersleeve Yard
The last of three large government barges built by the Gildersleeve Ship Co. yard across the river was launched yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The vessel slid down the ways and was towed to the navy yard this morning, marking the completion of the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gildersleeve Ship Co
Navy Yard
Veterans Meet on Branch of American Legion in Middletown
A meeting of World War veterans was held in Middletown to discuss forming a local American Legion branch. James R. W. Sellen and other named attendees were slated to attend a convention in the city club.
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Veterans of World
Middletown
James
R. W. Sellen
Marriage Announcement in Middletown Names Cutting Family
Marriage announced in Middletown for Miss Mary Theresa Cutting daughter of Mr and Mrs John B of Springfield Mass and Arthur Edward of Springfield. The ceremony was solemnized on Saturday with the present families and friends attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mary Theresa Cutting
John B
Springfield
Mass
Arthur Edward
Ith Cter Meeting at North House Saturday
Ith Cter will hold a meeting at the North House on Saturday with attendance urged due to importance. Members are requested to attend as an urgent matter will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ith Cter
North House
Thanking neighbors for kindness after loss
The Windridge family extends thanks to their neighbors for the many expressions of sympathy and beautiful ties shown during their recent bereavement. Mrs. Eliza E. Windridge expresses gratitude for the considerate acts and kind memories shared.
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Eliza E. Windridge
Fraternal Meetings and University Club Tonight in Forest City
Fraternal groups hold meetings across town including Toni Hermann lodge Norit C D H and at 168 Court street Lady Washington Chapter No 45 at 183 Court street Central Lodge No 12 L C O F on Main street Apollo Lodge No 33 Knights of Pythias at Pythian building Mansfield Post No 53 G A R at 181 Main street University club meets at Eclectic house High street at 8 o clock Apollo Lodge K O P the degree to be worked at its regular meeting this evening Memorial Day tree to be reported Forest City council Knights of Columbus meets tomorrow night with building committee report urgent member presence requested.
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Toni Hermann Lodge
Norit C. D. H
Court Street
Lady Washington Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Central Lodge
Main Street
Apollo Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Building
Mansfield Post
Grand Army of the Republic
The
University Club
Eclectic House
High Street
K. of P
Forest
Knights of Columbus
Funeral Rites Held for Helen Irene Bride at St John’s Church
The funeral for Helen Irene Bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Bride, began at 8:30 from the family home at 16 Grand Street. A solemn high mass followed at 9 at St. John’s Church with Rev. James P. Donovan as celebrant and Rev. Michael Kearney as deacon, with clergy assisting at committal. Interment was in St. John’s Cemetery after the service. Additional notices list the funerals of Nazzareno Bozzi from 658 Main Street and Lenora Grace Fowler of Middlefield, with services at St. John’s Church and local cemeteries.
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Helen Irene Bride
Helen Irene
Thomas P. Bride
Grand Street
St. John’s Church
James P. Donovan
Michael Kearney
James Dargan
Father Kearney
St. John’s Ghost
Dineen
A. Campbell
John Hazelton
John Murphy
Philip Griffin
Joseph Murphy
Edward McNulty
William Flood
Frank Sullivan
William J. Murphy
Joseph Bransfield
Gerald O’keefe
James Breed
St. John’s Cemetery
Nazzareno Bozzi
Main Street
Lenora G. Fowler
Lenora Grace
Arthur D. Fowler
Middlefield
Middlefield Cemetery
Funeral for Charlies Parmelee Augur Set for Friday
The funeral for Charlies Parmelee Augur will be held Friday at 3:30 in the Middlefield Congregational Church. Rev. George B. Hawkes will officiate, with interment in Middlefield Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P
Charlies Parmelee
Middlefield Congregational Church
George B. Hawkes
Middlefield
Worcester Honors Heroes Parade in War Memorial Tribute
Worcester Mass May 1 crowds exceed 200000 as 4000 Worcester soldiers march through the streets. Wreaths are laid at Victory Arch for 329 hero dead in a citywide holiday with industries paused and special illuminations. Mayor Pehr G Holmes reviews parade from City Hall stand.
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Worcester
Mass
Worcester County
Victory Arch
Pehr G. Holmes
City Hall
Fly experiments show flies travel long distances from waste
A small English town faced a plague of flies traced to a distant rubbish heap about a thousand yards away. Experiments with chalk-dusted flies showed they flew up to 1,300 yards, carrying germs and posing hygiene risks as the insects can carry infections for days.
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England
Manchester Guardian
Local notices and ads mix in Middletown scene
Frequent ads note arrivals, shopping, and events around Middletown including a New York boat unloading merchandise, millinery at Mrs J Anderson's, and a veterinarian advert. Local updates mention Union park mowing, a Wesleyan infield meet with Amherst, diet and grocery specials, a May flowers opening, dog licenses, and a fast-paced sports note on Wesleyan’s dual meet against Ne P.
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Miss Barton
Arrigoni Hotel
New York
T. ‘J. Anderson
Main Street
E. M. Bitsood
Fletcher’s
H. Curkin’s
Main St
Union Park
Village Grocery
Lieut. Johnson
Wesleyan
Amherst
Orange County
Tryon and
Tryon
Trevithick’s
George Cameron
Silver Street
South Farms
Middlefield
Manhattan
Daly’s
Middletown
New London
Seibert’s Hall
East Hampton
Guild
Hartford
Samuel Crowell
Middlesex Hospital
Zink
L O. O. F. Hall
Fond du Lac
Tei Brown Bros
Ann Fitzgerald
Russell Street
P. B. Fitzgerald
U. S. Army
Riverside
California
Guilford
Lum
Ne P
Middletown Home Sales And Local Games Schedule
The notice lists a sale of home made food at the Methodist chapel on Friday May 2 from 3 to 5 pm. It notes Wesleyan versus Amherst in a major home game Saturday with admission 50 cents or season tickets via K V Dixon phone 992. Knights of Columbus building committee meets to discuss a council report Friday night. Also a fruit and vegetables ad and a 7:30 pm town and city consolidation committee executive meeting in Chamber of Commerce offices open until 9 pm.
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Middletown Homes, Inc
Methodist Chapel
Wesleyan
Amherst
K. V. Dixon
Knights of Columbus Building Committee
Trevithick
Orange County
Tryon and
Tryon
Main Street
H. Curkin
Main St
Town and City Consolidation Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Adv
Beauty of a Seneca Maiden Legend
A student of Indian customs notes a Seneca tribe practice where a maiden is mourned by imprisoning a young bird until it sings, then sending it with affectionate messages to the grave. The belief holds the bird will not rest until it reaches the spirit land and delivers the burden of love.
Southwest storm threat shifts from Michigan to Atlantic sea route
New York May 1 reports a southwest storm warning from Cape Henry to Boston. A strong disturbance centered over lower Michigan moves east and northeast, intensifying. Southerly winds this afternoon and tonight give way to a moderate southwest gale tomorrow, affecting coastal and inland areas.
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New York
Cape Henry
Boston
Lower Michigan
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney trouble
An old remedy claims to relieve back pain dizziness insomnia and bladder discomfort linked to kidney trouble, challenging the notion of female complaints. The advert promises quick relief and renewed vitality with Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules, noting centuries of tested use.
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Haarlem
Derengemsata
Yim
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Dents
World War Veterans
D. A. R. Meeting
Tilis
Worchester
Fuller
Lowell
Mother
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Corey
Stueck Block
Minneapolis Journal
America
Emery
Caulkins & Post Co
Hoosier
China
Porcelain
Guernsey
DBY
Women’s Troubles
J.F. Oana Ae
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