Knights of Was Third Degree in St. Marys Auditorium
A district gathering completed the third degree ceremony for a Knights of Was group in St. Marys auditorium. About 400 attended the event with notable attendees including William J. Cronin, state secretary Phillips, state warden William from Past Berlin, and George E. Kelley.
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The
Knights of
Festone Council
St. Mary’s
Wiliam J. Cronin
Phillips
William
Berlin
George E. Kelley
Class Confirmed and Obituary Updates at Local Church
ss of 12 candidates concerned at the Imtheran church by the Erickson. The church was red for the occasion with potted and cut flowers. The choir read special music. The members class were Ruth J. Caroline Munson, Dorothy Helen Anderson, Edith An Marion Ogren, Anna Olson Hulda Larson Agnes Carl Anderson, Richard John of Mrs J L Burnham. Services for Mrs Elizabeth Burnham wife of Dr J L were held Sunday afternoon at her late home. The M K Thomson pastor of the A church officiated. Our services two duets were read by Miss Marie Cornwall and Wilkins. There was a large gathering. The body was taken to Pa this morning for Sgt C F Anderson been returned to his Portland from Sorbonne university or that he is on his country. Sembtations to the Salvation are coming in very prompt is expected that the commit be able to announce the quota very shortly if the generous continues. Mrs Catherine Brown Gathering Brown widow of Philip Brown died this morn t 1:30 ager 81 years and 5 at her home on Marlborough She leaves four sons John of Portland William of Mass and Michael of
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Imtheran
Erickson
C Lass
Ruth J. Caroline Munson
Dorothy ’ Helen Anderson
Edith An-Marion Ogren
Anna Olson
Hulda Larson
Agnes ‘Carl Anderson
Richard John
J. L. Burnham
Elizabeth Burnham
J. L
C. F. Anderson
Portland
Sorbonne’ University
Catherine Brown Gathering Brown
Philip Brown
Marlborough
John of Portland
William of
Mass
Michael
Wekind Contes Ower
J. Ernest Williams
New Haven
Edward Greene
Springfield
East Main Street
Herman Werdelin
Army
Bris
Arthur S. Cramer
Medical Department
U. S. Army
West Point
R. V. Cramer
Ansel A. Packard
Connecticut Power Co
Atlantic City
N. J
New England Electrical Association
A. N. Shepard
New
Mission meeting and local notices from Springfield area
Local churchmission meeting announced for Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 pm with general discussion. Several townspeople noted in brief items: soldiers returning from overseas, people visiting, and minor town events including baseball games ending in rain. Also quoted aphorism about reward for foolishness.
Community notes from Chatham and Middle Haddam May events
Mrs Mary Cone spent Sunday at her home in this place. Ramsdell and Ruggles families plus Miss Clara Ramsdell of Middletown visited. G Crocker delivered pigs to Sperry & Barnes. Lafayette Spencer traveled to New Haven. The cast of Men Maids and Matrimony toured Haddam Neck and will head to Moodus soon. Mrs F E Taylor visiting New Haven. Mr and Mrs Small of Wilbraham Mass visited town. Ida Johnson and Mrs Alice Babcock left for Massachusetts. Mr Comstock visiting his sister Mrs Peckham.
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Chatham and
Middle Haddam
Mary Cone
Ramsdell
Ruggles
Clara Ramsdell
Middletown
Massachusetts
Mr. Comstock
Peckham
W C T U Annual Meeting in Middlefield
Middlefield May 19 The annual meeting of the W C T U will be held at the home of Mrs G Barton on Thursday afternoon at 2. Mr and Mrs Fred Miller are visiting relatives in New York. Mrs Annie Peckham and sister have gone to Boston for a few days. Henry Peterson has gone to see Wilder Brown who has returned injured from France. Mr and Mrs Edward Augur of Meriden spent Sunday with relatives. Clair Huse and family spent yesterday at Crescent Beach. Merritt Pendleton of Storrs Agricultural College was home for the weekend.
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Middlefield
G. B Orton
Fred Miller
New York
Annie Peckham
Boston
Henry Peterson
Wilder Brown
Frans
Edward Augur
Meriden
Clair Huse
Crescent Beach
Merritt Pendleton
Storrs Agricultural College
Connecticut Patents Issued in Official Gazette 1919 List
Connecticut citizens receive patent grants listed in the Official Gazette dated April 22 1919. Names include Albert C Arnold East Hampton Stephen C Burlingame Sterling Norman N Hill East Hampton Frank E Howard Hartford Charles P Maxson West Mystic Arthur W Reynolds Newtown Albert Rothery Bridgeport Joseph Sachs Hartford Edward R Sargent New Haven Sumner Simpson Bridgeport Albert Boehringer Meriden George H Parker Stamford James L Wyckoff North Woodbury designs trade marks games boards and pieces.
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Connecticut
U. S. Patent Office
Official
Arthur B. Jenkins
Connecticut Mutual
Main Street
Hartford
Albert C. Arnold
N. N. Hill Brass Co
East Hampton
Toy
Stephen C. Burlingame
Sterling
Norman N. Hill
N. Hill Brass Co
Frank E. Howard
Charles P. Howard
James L. Howard Co
Charles P. Maxson
West Mystic
Arthur W. Reynolds
E. Benedict
Newtown
Albert Rothery
Bridgeport
Joseph Sachs
Edward R. Sargent
Sargent and Co
New Haven
Sumner Simpson
Raybestos Co
Albert Boehringer
Edward Miller’& Co
Meriden
Camp
George H. Parker
Stamford
James L. Wyckoff
North Woodbury
Hebron News Briefs From May Visit to Willimantic
Mrs Ben Dingwell and Mr and Mrs George Long and their son visited Willimantic on Thursday. Mrs Fitch Jones was in Willimantic last week. Mrs Edward A Smith and son Bradford recover at St Josephs hospital. Robert Goodrich and Richard Doubleday traveled to Coichester.
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Hebron
Ben Dingwell
George Long and Son
Willimantic
Thurs
Fitch Jones
Edward A. Smith
Bradford
Robert Goodrich
Richard Doubleday
Coichester
Bayer Cross on Aspirin Brand Stamp Misreadings
A garbled OCR passage discusses Bayer Cross on aspirin tablets and prompts consumers to seek genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin. It mentions safety, ownership by Bayer, and unknown quantities amid unclear dealer references. The fragment hints at product authenticity and brand markings.
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Bayer
Ameticabe
Ze Mayer
Farmer’s summer tale endorses Goldine remedy
Edmund McAuliffe of Mulberry Street Portland recounts rheumatism indigestion a bad cough and nervousness cured after using Goldine. He cites neighbors Thos Byrnes and a network of druggists in Connecticut towns and urges dealers to stock Goldine via The Apothecaries Hall Co or Charles W. Whitlesay Co.
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Edmund McAuliffe
Mulberry St
Portland
Conn
Middletown
Goldine
Farmer cAuliffe
Gole
Thos. Byrnes
Dance Given in Town Hall by Willimantic Orchestra
In Hart county, Mrs Sarre and Miss Viner are unwell as young residents plan a Saturday evening dance in the town hall. An orchestra from Willimantic is set to perform.
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Sarre i K. Viner
Hartvon
Iarenot
Willimantic
Will
Man fears injury limits age at seventy
A man contemplates the impact of serious harm on his life, reflecting on age as well as the threshold of seventy, and how fear of harm intersects with aging.
Sketching Luncheon Conversation With Enticing Mention
A fragmented diary style passage describes a luncheon moment where a woman sits with a small group, the narrator noting her ease in conversation and attention to others. The text hints at manners and social habits, including a casual reference to confections and a distant remark about national biscuit dainties as a fond memory.
Italian immigrant finds steady job after years of trouble
After a long period of misfortune an unskilled Italian citizen for 20 years secures a position that nets him eighteen thousand dollars, bringing relief and happiness to his family. His insurance had lapsed but the family was beating old trouble.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Robert Larson
Commerce Street
Orlando
Rome
Paris
Italy
Signor Orlando
Fiume
United States
Chatham—Middle
Haddam
Mertime
Thomas Byrnes
Barton Drug Co
C. B. Hull
Clinton
Edward H. Arnold
Saybrook
Wilam H. Pond
Essex
Edgar R. le Place
Deep River
John Allison
East Haddam
Gildersleeve
Rockfall
Durrham
Killingworth
Westbrook
Ivoryton
Chester
Higganum
Moodus
Chatham
Apothecaries Hall Co
Waterbury
Dren
National Biscuit Company
Needa
Uneeda
Salvation Army Home Service Fund
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