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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1919

Page

3

Riot Echoes Bolshevist Blame In Yale Campus Attack

New Haven reports blame Bolshevist influence for a revival of town and gown rioting last night. A mob of several thousand, including soldiers and town youths, attacked Yale students, broke windows, and damaged property. Two civilians shot, hospitalized, and several Yale students injured. Police continued probe into shootings as arrests for concealed weapons and breach of peace proceeded.

New Haven Fitzgerald Yale Yes Nneither Yale Daily News Today 102Nd Regiment Stephen Calanitz Ernest Fusco Sheff-Vanderbilt John S. Perry Covington Ohio John D. Hough Oak Park Ill Hugh O. Clement Rutland Harvey Childs Pittsburgh Jim Braden William T. Montgomery George W. Drayton Drayton Abbot Yale Crew Frederick Jones Sheff District

Saybrook Point Visit Highlights From Local Weekends

May 28 report from Saybrook Point notes Walter Beckwith of Hartford spending Sunday with relatives, Hiram Parsons of Springfield visiting grandparents G. E. Sheffield, and F Williams visiting Stewart Williams' family. Merritt Chalker, Harold Newton, and Goodrich Pratt returned to Sterrs college. Gordon Ransom and family hosted Olmstead daughter, who came back from Cooperstown, New York.

Saybrook Point Walter Beckwith Hartford Hiram Parsons Springfield G. E. Sheffield F. Williams Stewart Wiliams Merritt Chalker Harold Newton Goodrich Pratt T Sterrs College Gordon Ransom Oe Olmstead Cooperstown N. Y

Fear Bombardment Drives German Families to Swiss Border

Geneva May 28 Hundreds of terrorized German families seek admission into Switzerland to escape bombardment of German cities by allied airmen if German envoys refuse to sign the peace treaty. Reports say the allies are building bail aerodromes at many points. The people want peace.

Germany Geneva Switzerland

Roosevelt Son Fined in Queens Traffic Case

Major Ker mit Roosevelt, son of the late ex president, was found guilty of violating traffic rules by Judge Miller in Long Island City. He argued he only tried to swing his car around slow trucks on Queensboro bridge. The judge offered to suspend sentence for a $10 Salvation Army donation, which Roosevelt gladly paid.

New York Kermit Roosevelt Miller Long Island Queensboro Bridge Salvation Army Fund Roosevelt

Local notices and events in Deep River area

Community notes report visitors and residents including Mrs Charles Treat from Orange, Miss Lillian Pratt, Miss Laura Doane of Brooklyn, and Mrs Maude Fox. Local sports list Ridgewood A C. vs Comstock Cheney & Co with two games. Funeral for Samuel Adams 81, St Josephs church. Aeroplane flyover news, dance at Deep River Town Hall May 29, and film showing Within the Law at Princess theater accompanied by adv listings.

Charles Treat Orange Lillian Pratt John Simonton New London Joseph O. Shea U. S. Army Camp Upton Deep River Martin Johnson Jill Laura Doane Brooklyn N. Y West Main Street Ridgewood A. C Comstock Cheney & Co Cheney New Haven Roswell M. Bushnell Daniels Samuel Adams Richard David Samuel Chester William Hartford Peter Dewalin Boston St. Joseph’s Catholic Church St. Joseph’s Cemetery

Hartford visitors and local notes from the region

Visitors in Hartford yesterday include Ward Porter who sold his farm to Rufus R Rathbon and John Hewitt with friends who motored to Point O Woods. Mrs Leon Rathbone and others shopped in Middletown. Sergeant Wm Frese, in France, expects to be home by July 4. Hebron ball team beat Columbia 12 to 6 last Saturday and will play Columbia again on Decoration Day at Hebron green.

Hartford Ward Porter Rufus R. Rathbon John Hewitt Point O’woods Leon Rathbone Jared Tennant W.A. Seyms Middletown Wm. Frese France Jennie Lynch Fred Brehant Hebron Columbia

Air Mail Route Established Paris to Geneva

Geneva reports a new air mail service linking Paris and Geneva. A Swiss aviator completed the flight in five and a half hours, flying over the Jura Alps at about 9,000 feet.

Paris Geneva Jaura Alps

Memorial Day exercises at Union Hill cemetery

Chatham Middle Haddam observes annual memorial exercises and decoration of soldiers graves at Union Hill cemetery on Sunday at 2 30. G A R, returned soldiers, Sons of Veterans and State Guards in East Hampton invited to participate. Crescent band joins. Rev Frederick Grant of East Hampton to give the memorial address. Theodore House has safely returned from overseas and will proceed to Ohio with his company to be discharged.

Chatham Middle Haddam Union Hill Cemetery Sons of Veterans State Guards East Hampton Crescent Band Frederick Grant Theodore House Ohio

Local Notes From Ivoryton May 28

Ivoryton residents and visitors share a string of small-town items. Mrs. Charles L. Lynn of Stratford visits for a few days while Eric J. Carlson returns to New London. Miss Elizabeth Rathbun recovers from a recent fall. Charles Evers of Guilford was in town Tuesday. Miss Lois Leotard plans a summer stay in Winsted with her sister Mrs. Winslow. The thirteenth anniversary of the Resolute Circle of the King's Daughters was celebrated with a parish house program headed by Mrs. L. M. Behrens who spoke on the circle’s work as four original members remain. Mrs. Nancy Kelsey and Miss Winifred Kelsey have returned from New Haven.

Ivoryton Charles L. Lynn Stratford Eric J. Carlson New London Elizabeth Rathbun Charles Evers Guilford Lois Leotard Winsted Winslow King’s Daughters L. M. Behrens Nancy Kelsey Winnifred Kelsey New Haven

Salvation Army Drive Underway in Middlefield

The Salvation Army drive in Middlefield has begun. Lieutenant Leath ers of the New Haven district names committee members including John Lyman as chairman and Miss Ruth Emmons as young ladies chairman. A house-to-house canvass will be conducted on Memorial Day.

Middlefield Salvation Army Lieutenant Leathers New Haven John Lyman Ruth Emmons Young Ladies’ Committee Memorial Y

Memorial Day Parade Invitations and Local Events

Centerbrook residents note events including a drill and inspection by Company E Sixth Infantry in the new Town hall this evening, a Congregational church youth entertainment, and a Memorial Day parade invitation for soldiers and sailors of the late war. A local baseball score is given for Pratt High’s win over an out-of-town team, and Thelma features Enid Bennett in Fuss and Feathers tonight.

Centerbrook Harry Prann Pratt River Oood Sixth Infantry New Town Hall Congregational Church Thelma Enid Bennett

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