Girls' Middletown Club elects officers at Bee Ameerionss Red Cross
The Girls of Middletown met at Red Cross headquarters last evening. 335 girls attended, 214 paid dues. Officers elected: president Jennie Peterson, vice president Miss Shukoske, recording secretary Mildred Joyce, corresponding secretary Elizabeth Serbo, treasurer Signee Fae, assistant treasurer unnamed. Swimming classes start March 14 at YMGA pool with scheduled times. Friday sessions listed. Social dancing begins May 16 at the High School hall led by Miss Marion Keefe. Sewing class to be announced. Program committee to report at next meeting. Float planned for May 30 parade under a committee. Next full club meeting May 19 at the High School hall.
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Middletown
Bee Ameerionss Red Cross
Jennie Peterson
Miss Shukoske
Mildred Joyce
Elizabeth Serbo
Signee F Ae
Labet
Ymga
Marioneefe
Castle School
Perkins
Red
Anna Flynnted
Red Cross
Eagles Plan Annual Aerie Convention in Meriden
Last night at Red Men hall the Raternal Order of Eagles discussed preparations for the 9th annual Aerie convention to be held in the city on June 9. Col. William L. Grayson of Colorado will be principal speaker and several state Eagles were invited to attend and speak. A public Grand meeting is set for June 8 with Col. Grayson as speaker. The Meriden Aerie minstrel troupe will provide entertainment. Treasurer Charles Anderson was elected delegate to the convention with Louis Burley as alternate.
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Eagledom
Meriden Aerie
Charles Anderson
Louis Burley
Transport Docked F J Lucken Arrives With 126th Infantry
Boston May 14 crowds cheered as the transport F J Lucken docked at Commonwealth Pier carrying the 126th infantry minus the third battalion. The regiment under Col. W T Mollison totaled 25 officers and 2308 men, formerly part of the Michigan national guard, with 1000 casualties reported. Five men were carried from the ship on stretchers after the collapse of 700 berth bunks caused by a savage gale.
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Boston
Transort
F. J. Luckenech
Commonwealth Pier
126Th Infantry
W. T. Mollison
Michigan National Guard
Connecticut State Hospital Fifth Victory Loan Bond Total
Hospital officers report sales of 15000 in the Fifth Victory Loan drive. Liberty bonds sold at the state hospital across five campaigns total 85300, reflecting strong employee support and institutional participation.
Obituary for Charles A Dunican of the city
Charles A. Dunican died at Middlesex Hospital after pneumonia. Born October 24, 1888, he attended St John’s School, high school, and Seaton Hall College class of 1909. Survived by brother John in the US, aunt Miss Rose During, and uncle Edward During. Funeral from 8 Hubbard Street Thursday at 9 to St John’s Church 9:30 solemn requiem, burial in St John’s Cemetery.
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Charles A. Dunican
Middlesex Hospital
J. John’s School
Seaton Hall College
Orange
New Jersey
John
France
Miss Rose During
Edward During
Hubbard Street
St. John’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Mrs. Mary A. Whiliker Dies After Five Weeks Illness
Mrs. Mary A. Whiliker wife of George H. Kavanaugh died at the family home 37 Park Place after a five weeks illness She is survived by her husband foreman at I E Palmer Co one daughter Margaret and one sister Miss Margaret Whisiker Funeral to be held Friday morning at an hour to be announced later.
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George H. Kavanaugh
Mary A. Whiliker
Park Place
I. E. Palmer Co
Margaret
Margaret Whisiker
Miss Mary Cahill Dies in Meriden Home Visit
Miss Mary Cahill died this morning at the home of John Scully at 41 Broad street. She leaves one brother Cornelius Cahill of Meriden and two sisters, Mother Gertrude of St Elizabeths convent in this city, and Miss Bessie Cahill of Meriden. Flowers are to be omitted.
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Mary Cahill
John Scully
Broad Street
Cornelius Cahill
Meriden
Gertrude
St. Elizabeth's Convent
Bessie Cahill
Child Helen Czyz Dies After Long Illness
Helen Czyz two years seven months daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Czyz of 24 Sumner Street died this morning after a long illness. The funeral will be from the family home tomorrow at 7:30 and St Mary's Church at 8 a m with interment in St John's Cemetery.
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Helen Czyz
Helen
Anthony Czyz
Sumner Street
St. Mary’s Church
St. John’s Cemetery
Mrs M J Dickenson Dies in Lawrence Mass Funeral
Mrs M J Dickenson of East Berlin dies suddenly in Lawrence Massachusetts on Monday. Funeral services will be held from the home of her son Henry Dickenson at 412 Park Street Hartford Thursday afternoon at 1 o clock. Interment in East Berlin cemetery at 3 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Dickenson
East Berlin
Lawrence
Mass
Henry Dickenson
Park Street
Hartford
Funeral services for Helena Abel in East Berlin
Funeral services for Helena Abel will be held this evening at 7 o'clock from her East Berlin home with Rev. H. W. Hildreth officiating. The body will be transported to Brooklyn New York for interment in a Lutheran cemetery.
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Helena Abel
East Berlin
H. W. Hildreth
Brooklyn
N. Y
Funeral services for Jason Jedediah Wilcox held at home
Jason Jedediah Wilcox had funeral services this afternoon at 2 from his home at 21 Park Place with Rev. E B Hubbard officiating. Interment will follow in Highland Cemetery.
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Jason Jedediah Wilcox
Park Place
Hubbard School Team Wins Over Farm Hill in Close Game
Hubbard district base ball team beat Farm Hill 3 to 2 yesterday afternoon with batteries Ly Hubbard and Henry Lucas, p Raymond Davis, c. Three basehits by Howard Haison and Henry Lucas. Hubbard to face Durant District Friday. Hubbard girls also defeated Farm Hill girls in volleyball.
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Hubbard
Hubbard District
Farm Hill
Ly Hubbard
Henry Lucas
P. Raymond Davis
C. Farm Hill
George Marshal
William Rosenburg
Howard Haison
Durant
Policeman Killed in Raid near Knocklong Ireland
In Cork on May 14 a raid on a train near Knocklong resulted in one policeman killed and two others wounded while raiders freed Sinn Fein prisoner John Hogan. No arrests were made.
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Cork
Ireland
Knocklong
Sinn Fein
Ohn Hogan
Troops Leaving Camp Mills for Devens
May 14 report from Camp Mills lists units departing for Camp Devens including 128th Infantry with two officers and 36 men, and 77th Division casuals with 14 officers and 221 men.
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Devens
Camp Mills
L. I
Camp Devens
128Th Infantry
Navy Dirigible C-5 Sets Course For Halifax From Montauk
Montauk Point May 14 The C-5 airship left Montauk Naval Station at 8 am aiming for St John Newfoundland without stops. Wind 15 mph from the south aids the test flight. Gasoline enough for 1,500 miles. two 120 hp Union motors. length 192 feet. capacity 170000 cubic feet. Blimp the collie ran along shore three miles along the C-5 path. The craft passed Vineyard Sound lightship at 9 am and Chatham at 9:50 am. Provincetown later noted the airship out of sight beyond land near Cape Cod en route to Halifax.
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Montauk Point
L. I
Montauk Naval Air Station
St. John
N. F
Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod
Halifax
Eastern League Opens With New York Prospects
New Haven May 14 The Eastern League opened the season with bright prospects after last season's slump in New England Reorganization of several teams and Pittsfield replacing New London are expected to add zest to the championship race.
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New Haven
New England
Pittsfield
New London
Eight Boys arraigned for loitering and vandalism
Eight boys appeared in city court and received hearings in chambers. Four were charged with loitering around the railroad station, selling papers and causing nuisance. four others were cited for visiting the Franklin Electric Company dump, collecting broken glass, and scattering it on nearby roads. All were lectured and placed on probation for six months under Probation Officer Patrick M. Kidney.
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Chambers
Joseph Dunn
Patrick M. Kidney
Public Works
Carroll A. Campbell
Franklin Electric Company
Kidney
Holy Cross banquet and local notices in Hartford area
A compilation of short items notes Miss Margaret Jackson leaving for Boston and local ads for services, events, and sales. Mentions the Holy Cross banquet in Hartford attended by Michael E. Kearney and others, a towboat passing with coal, and various business notices. Also reports a hate letter to Gov Holcomb from so called Friends of Mr von Hoegen and related federal action.
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Hoegen
Hartford
Marcus A. Holcomb
von Hoegen
U. S
John F. Crosby
Waterbury
Transports Charleston and Panaman Sail From Brest
Washington May 14 The cruiser Charleston with 3 605 Yanks has sailed from Brest and will dock at New York May 22 The transport Panaman with a ...
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Brest
Washington
Charleston
New York
Strength for Young Mothers and Women in Childbirth
The ad touts Lydia Ptene Medicine Co. of Lynn Massachusetts, offering a 40 years experience in maternal strength after childbirth. It markets Mrs Bowers condition and claims patients can recover from weakness through their remedy. The piece mentions Pickhanss Vegetable Companies at trial and branding for female health support.
Chester May 14 News Terse Update
Ira C. Tucker sold his meat business to Archie Reddecke of Clinton. Norman Emmons visits his parents. Mrs. Clarence Harding and Mrs. Olin Morrill plan brief stays away. Co H Regt muster set May 16 at 8 pm in town hall. Prime film show "Mickey" with Pathos serial "Hands Up" and jazz dance by Three Jolly Harvesters May 15 at Deep River Town hall. Continuous late car to Chester and Saybrook. Steve's seven piece jazz orchestra of New Haven plays.
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Ira C. Tucker
Archie Reddecke
Clinton
Norman Emmons
Allan Emmons
Clarence Harding
West Somerville
Mass
J. B. Spencer
Olin Morrill
Newport
N. H
Stevens
Co. H. Regt. Inf. C. S. G
Three Jolly Harvesters
Deep River Town Hall
Chester
Saybrook
Steve
Jazz Orchestra
New Haven
Rossi Goeller wed in Madison license grant
Town Clerk Howard issued a marriage license to Henry Rossi of Madison and Miss Gertrude A Goeller of Longworth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Henry Rossi
Madison
Gertrude A. Goeller
Longworth Avenue
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NAVY
Long Island
Johns
Vineyard Sound
Navy Department
Chatham
Géwi
Alaska
Amer Tel & Tel
Acon
Am Loco
Am Car Foundry
AT. & 8 Fe
Balt & Ohio
BRT
Bethlehem Steel
Butte & Sup
Cé&O
Erie
Erie Ist
Gt Northern
Interboro
Kennecott
Lehigh Valley
Miami Copper
Norfolk & West
North Pacific
Nynh&h
Penna
People’s Gas
Repub I &€ S
Chic RI & Pac
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Sou Ry St Paul
UN Pac
Utah Copper
U S Steel
U S Steel Pfd
Westinghouse Wu
Edlin
Margaret Jackson
Washington Street
E. M. Bitgood
Fletcher
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Michael E. Kearney
W. J. Coughlin
James E. Borden
Arthur M. Coughlin
Holy Cross
Allyn House
Comet
Fond du Lac
Tel. Brown Bros
H. Wales Lines Co
T. J. Anderson
Main St
Coyle
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Charles E. Jackson
Philadelphia
Emerald Hall
Portland
South M. E
Howard H. Warner
The
Central National Bank
Lincoln Street
Edward
Hubbard Inn Park
South M. E. Church
Henry C. Dunham
Norman H. Dorflinger
Emile A. Dorflinger
Lady Washington Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Fletcher’s Stable
Lydia E. Pinkham
Princess
Mable Nomand
Mack Sennetts
Mickey
Ruth Roland
W. Oey
Richter & CO
North & Judd
U. S. En
Arthur B. Jenkins
Mutual Building
Conn
TNA
Standard Brunswick
H. Siegel
Daylo Lincoln
Madras
Main
Cone
Middletown National Bank
the Central National Bank of Middletown
Main Street
Chevrolet Motor Cars
Chevrolet
Chas. J. Masin
W. T. Fields
Tel
Liberty
Evening Press
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