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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1918

Page

10

Hyde urges home support as Y M C A speaker addresses guards

E R Hyde and four clergy members spoke to the State Guards post regarding war service, Red Cross aid, and morale. He described Texas border duties, Mexican border tensions, German plots, and predicted a Mexican revolution within 90 days while praising soldiers morale and urging civilian sacrifice for Hoover food measures and Red Cross support.

State Guards Red Cross Seatle Frank N Church of the Ty Frederick W South Congregational Hs William D. Beach M T Horton North Congreas Hyde Iton Army Texas Kelly Field Paso Ely Ers Army Y. M. C. A. Autoise Mexico Cuba France America Mr. Hyde Wilson Dan Baker Hoover the Red Cross Knights of

Social for Red Cross Held at Manuel Church

A May night benefit social at Manuel Church Killingworth drew a large crowd. Five leather billiers donated by F. J. Stefanee sold for charity, plus a cake, ice cream, and refreshments. Total raised was 28.25 dollars for the Red Cross with attendees from North Madison Rockland Hill and Killingworth Center.

Manuel Church Killingworth Red Cross Fa. J. Stefanee North Madison Rockland Hill

Tug Boat Onrust Freight Report From Sunday

Tug boat Onrust took three coal and one lumber on Sunday. Middletown arrived at 4 04 with a load of coal H. L. and Hart for separate consignments while another load for Middle Co. and Hart was noted.

Onrust Middletown H. L The Middle- Co Hart

Residents can register here despite current mn status

The text indicates residents who are ms but currently mn may register at this location. It notes eligibility and the registration option without detailing dates or confirmed procedures.

IXTH REGIMENT WINS RIFLE SHOOT IN STATE GUARD MATCH

The first regimental rifle match of the State Guard at Hart Armory pitted First Regiment against Sixth Regiment. The Sixth Regiment won 706 to 699, with top scores by Sergeant McDowell and Private Taylor each 73 of 75. Captain Stow led the Sixth, while Captain Moon and others contributed strong marks. Colonel Charles E. Smith acted as referee as the contest neared perfection with an overall high level of shooting.

State Guard Saturnight Hart S. H. Warner Robert F. Gadd Charles E. Smith Hartford McDowell Taylor Hills Hills and Bedortha Stow Moon Ryan Serg. McDowell Sanford Petrofsky Spencer Glewka

In incendiary fire at Middle Town Laundry on East Court Street

Fire alarms rang at 7:20 Sunday for a blaze confined to a box of slippers shoes and a few coat hangers in the second floor ladies dressing room rear of the building. The box burned badly but water was unnecessary as the department arrived quickly. boys often throw gravel from the roof and may have started the fire with a cigarette and matches.

Middletown East Court Street

City Briefs and Local Notices Spread Across Town

Local items report office closings for Dr H W Davis and Dre Lawton, visitors at 386 Main Street, and a Memorial day fund drive at Red Men’s hall. Theatre ads promote Wallace Reid at Middlesex and Metro features, plus a Lusitania survivor feature. Community events include dances, whist, rummage sales, and a Pythian War Relief drive.

H. W. Davis John Holland Williston Mass Catherine Madison Main Street Carrier’s Pavilion East Hampton Dre Lawton Red Men’s Hall Leon Backer Jacksonville Fla W. E. Hale Pleasant Street Grand Theatre Metro Lusitania House of Hate John Giessbreth East Washington Street Frazier’s Fisheries Cromwell Grand Main King’s Avenue David Cripps New York Brooklyn Navy Yards Pythian Sisters Pythian War Relief Fund Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Rebekah Company A State Guards Middlesex Theatre Wallace Reid House of Silence Judge Carter

City Court Handles Drunkenness and Assault Cases

Stephen R. Blake pleaded guilty to intoxication in city court and was placed on one month probation. He and his family live at 100 Main Street. Sadie McLean testified Blake was drunk and abusive Saturday night. Peter O Callaghan faced assault charges, was represented by Attorney G B Carlson, and the case was continued to tomorrow morning.

Stephen R. Blake Main Street Sadie McLean Blake Peter O'Callaghan William Farley G. B. Carlson

Forty Hours Devotion Opens at St Francis Church

Forty hours devotion began with a solemn high mass led by Rev William Fitzgerald of Hartford and assisted by Rev Dr Drennan of St Thomas Seminary and Rev Francis A Jordan. The day featured a sermon on the devotion. Confession and visiting priests were scheduled for this afternoon and evening. Tomorrow mass will be at 5715 and 8 o'clock with devotions at the later mass.

St. Francis William Fitzgerald Hartford Drennan St. Thomas Seminary Francis A. Jordan Father Fitzgerald Children of Mary Knights of the Blessed Sacrament

Car Off Track After Heavy Rain Delays South Farms Trolley

A trolley car at Budden corner on Saturday night derailed as heavy rain washed sand and gravel onto the tracks. Passengers were shaken but no injuries were reported.

South Farms Budden

Card of Thanks From Hannah Family Portland

We thank all who assisted us at the time of our son and brother's death and all who sent flowers. Also the Portland Home Guards. Mrs. Hannah and Family Portland.

Portland Home Guards Hannah Portland

Christ Church Notes Louise Otis Host at Wall Memorial Day

Tuesday 8 p m Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs Otis home Wall Memorial Day 7 30 a m Holy Communion with appropriate prayers.

Christ Church Ladies’ Aid Otis Wall Street

Exp moves une fress ice at seven sharp

A brief notice states that Santoine and Becanny Exp move a fresh ice item at 7 o'clock sharp.

Policeman Saves Boy From Drowning Near Coal Yard

Special Officer John J. Koweleski, engineer at Arrigoni Coal yard, jumped into a 16 foot creek from a high rock to rescue 65 year old Joseph Ludwiks and a boy who fell off a dock. Koweleski swam to the boy, brought him ashore, and saved him from drowning. Ludwiks regained his breath and vowed to avoid the water again this season. Koweleski has served about two years and has received compliments.

John J. Koweleski Arrigoni Joseph Ludwiks South Street Ludwiks Koweleski

Connecticut Governor Indorses Babies Campaign

Governor Marcus H Holcomb endorses a statewide babies campaign in a letter addressed to Connecticut mothers fathers teachers physicians nurses and all others. The message urges care and public health measures to protect infants and promote welfare across the state.

Marcus H Holcomb Connecticut

Celebration of 25th Anniversary at Swedish Bethel Church

The Swedish Bethel church on North High Street closed a three day commemoration of its 25th anniversary with morning Sunday school worship and a memorial service. Rev. Axel Fredenholm preached from Revelation 19 11 16 and delegates from neighboring towns offered congratulations. A memorial sermon by Rev. J M Henrickson closed the event which featured choir selections and testimonies from charter members. The gathering included Red and Blue guards and pledges to hold fast to Christ’s coming. ST. JOHN'S MOVER THE TOP.

Swedish Bethel Church North High Street Axel Fredenholm Ollinsville J. A. Liljengrensas Arvid Ostling Wilmar A. T. Carlson Norquay Canada Naugatuck Bristol Cromwell Meriden J. M. Herickson Jesus Christ Choiir A. P. Bergman C. H. Lundstedt J. A. Ekstrom C. H. Wiberg Bibbe Er Emil Nyren Cromwell’ Church Board J. M. Henrickson ST. John’s

Series of auto mishaps across Sunday across towns

A sequence of vehicle accidents reported Sunday includes W A Finn of 21 Wall Street New Haven striking a boy McEntire on Spring Street injuring him slightly and the boy expected to recover in a day or two. Other incidents include Paul Francis eight struck near Forest City garage. Frank M Dunn hit by auto No 5004 in South Farms with hip and side injuries. a collision involving James O Connor and Harry Emmons near Higganum Road with cars badly damaged and occupants bruised. and Frank McGunish from Chester bruised after the O Connor car overturned. G A R ceremonies at Maromas Cemetery featured Mansfield Post veterans decorating graves with flags and flowers, prayers by Rev Barbour, an address by L O Shriver, and schoolchildren songs and recitations.

W. A. Finn Wall Street New Haven McEntire Spring Street Francis Forest City South Farms Dr. Mountain Frank M. Dunn William Martin & Son Bridgeport James O’connor Chester Harry Emmons Hartford Moodus Higganum Ferdinand Bidwell Emmons O’connor Frank McGunish Middlesex Hospital George Bloom Maromas Cemetery Veterans of Mansfield Post Maromas Mr. Barbour Haddam

To Attend Reception by Local Lodges

A notice states Middletown, New Britain and other lodges of the Shepherds of Tender a reception to her at a Rogers’ New Apartment building. The event invites members and attendees to join the ceremonial gathering at the lodge hall.

Middletown Nun New Britain Y6 Order Shepherds of Tender New Rogers

Real Estate Transfers on Asylum Street and Westfield District

Annie C Borden sold to Mary Mardie a 50 foot frontage lot on Asylum street South Farms known as Lot 5 Riverside Terrace. Wilbur E Wilcox of Meriden sold to Ralph R Marigold of New Britain a one acre parcel with buildings in the Westfield district bounded by unspecified lines.

Annie C. Borden Mary Maderie Asylum Street South Farms Riverside Terrace Wilbur E. Wilcox Meriden Ralph R. Marigold New Britain Weatfield

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