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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1919

Page

5

Memorial committee notes and donors list from Middletown project

A Middletown committee reports receipts and expenditures for a memorial project. The balance and allocations cover curb work on Mill Street, a granite boulder, a bust of Henry Clary, and ornamental plantings. Generous aid is acknowledged from multiple Woman's Relief Corps and G A R Posts across several Connecticut towns.

S. Ward Wesleyan A R. Posts and Women’s Relief Mill Street Henry Clary DEM Ceneisheer Middletown Memo Woman’s Relief Corps Corp Waterbury Lyon Hartford Winsted U. S Plainville Burpee Rockville Sedgwick G. A. R. Posts Deep River Ee Post Guilford Post Mystic Brown Thompson D. P. Corbin Union Sons of A cL Upham Meriden G. Ellsworth James C. Fox Edward A. Iwin Eben Jackson

Meriden Undertaker Albert May Dies After Illness

Albert A. May, 71, a Meriden undertaker who founded a local business college and long served as a Grand Army man, died after months of illness. A Civil War lieutenant wounded in action, he later led the Grand Army post and sat on the Solace Home board in Noroton. Survived by a wife, two sons, and two sisters.

Meriden Eriden Albert A. May Grand Army Pnze Se Grand Army Solre Home Noroton

Telephone rates in doubt as Congress hears Bell System plea

Congress opened hearings before the Senate commerce committee on telephone rate policy. N C Kingsbury president of the Bell System urged restoration of private ownership and a clear rate-making power, arguing current controls leave rates in doubt. The session aimed to outline a path from government control to private operation and set the framework for future regulation.

Ashington Congress N. C. Kinsbury Bell System Senate Commerce Committee Teleto Kings

Boston Court House May 29 Fatal Self Destruction Case

A man named Melton Artunoff of Lynn district court was in Suffolk County Court on Pemberton Square when he shot himself in the left temple and died at the relief hospital. Police report he was to be released on bail of $10. In Haven a train accident left Harry 20 with his arm severed and bruised after he was found near the tracks. His navy seaman son is at the hospital.

Arcives Boston Melton Artunoff Lynn District Court Justice Arizona Suffolk County Pemberton Square Dusly Haven Harry South Harris Columbus Ohio Seaman Navy

Men's Smoker Postponed in Honor of Returned Men

Salvatore Adorno of the theatre postpones or reschedules the men’s smoker to a future date in honor of the returned servicemen. The delay follows many other activities planned to honor sailors and veterans.

Birvice Salvatore Adorno

Local solicitation sparks debate over a city toll

A fragment describes a city scene where a man with a permit from the town clerk solicits contributions on the streets. Citizens are urged not to contribute to such solicitors as a way to honor soldiers and sailors tomorrow, with a hint of local opposition to the solicitation.

Stock Quotations From Richter & Company

Stock quotations furnished by Richter and Company list York Stock Exchange listings with prices and rounds. The note indicates a telephone charter and a Conn office, with ticker references and market activity details for the day.

Richter & Company York Ford, Conn Tel Charter

Stock Market Opens With Dividend Recovery Push

New York May 29 opening trading shows a bull stride with dividend recoveries. Steel common ex 11-4% opens 107.5, climbs toward 108. Southern Pacific ex 1/2% rises toward 111.5. American Smelting ex 1% gains to 82.75. Marine preferred up to 126.5 briefly. Mexican Petroleum active at 186. Oil stocks mixed with Mexican Petroleum strongest. B R T and Intertoro advance. Southern Pacific tops fore noon gains.

New York Steel Southern Pacific Marine Preferred Mexican Petroleum Intertoro Crucible

Cotton Market Opens Easy on May 29 in New York

The cotton market opened easy at a net decline of five to 14 points as Liverpool and spot houses sold heavily and commission houses unloaded for the holiday. Unsettled weather kept relief distant while local bulls absorbed offerings and French buyers steadied the market after the first minutes. By 20 minutes, the market showed about 15 points net lower.

New York Liverpool

Grain Market Prices Move with Mixed Shifts

Grain notes show corn mixed with rebounds and declines in May and July futures. Corn May at 174 and July at 165 with spreads, oats up to 11 4, provisions higher, and related price points across months.

Sinn Fein peace delegates urged in Senate resolution

Washington May 29 A Senate resolution urges that peace delegates assist in expediting a political settlement. The measure calls on the United States to back talks and support efforts toward Irish self determination after years of conflict.

Borah Sinn Fein Washington Ace

Million Dollar Baby Vinson McLean Killed by Auto

Nine year old Vinson Walsh McLean famed as the One Hundred Million Dollar Baby was killed by an automobile near his Washington home. He had never crossed a street alone before and lived a life of luxury, with guardians, servants, and many pets. His father was linked to the Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Post owner John R. McLean, and his mother to mining magnate Thomas F. Walsh.

Vinson M’lean Vinson Walsh McLean Washington Was Vinson John R. McLean, Dwiner The Cincinnati Enquirer Washington Post Thomas F. Walsh Colorado

New Geography for a New Generation in Europe

The article argues Lithuania’s emergence as a distinct nation reshapes Europe’s map. It highlights Lithuania as a Baltic barrier between Russia and Germany, notes its northern coast on the Baltic, and praises Lithuanians for preserving language, religion, and culture despite centuries of foreign rule. It describes Lithuanians as a seven million, Indo European people with a non Teutonic Slavic mix, fair features, industrious nature, and strong cultural identity.

Europe Lithuania Russia Germany East Prussia Poland Baltic Sea

Annie Seeks Truth in Local Gossip Denunciation

Georgetown California Gazette prints a defiant notice from Annie E Silva denouncing rumors about alleged immoral conduct. She sternly warns gossipers to pursue truth morality and decency and labels liars as abominations while asserting her right to speak openly.

Georgetown Calif Heaven Annie E. Silva

Women Braver Than Men in Daily Struggles

Letter from Mrs. Th Davis of Montgomery Indiana praising pills for relief from pain and discomfort, noting women endure daily tasks at home, work, and factory despite suffering from kidney and bladder issues at a Palen Sea. The misspelled text references a remedy and relief, highlighting medical claims.

Th Davis Montgomery Ind

Middletown Defeats Clinton 8 6 In Tight Hardwood Showdown

In Clinton Middletown High School defeated Clinton 8 to 6 with the game tied 5th through 8th innings. OBrien stole home to break the tie and Campbell delivered a clutch RBI single in the 9th. Daly pitched well but received ragged support. next trip visits Southington to face Lewis High School.

Clinton Middletown School of Clinton O’brien Campbell Daly Southington Lewis High School Obrice Moore Daley Conroy

Future trips to Europe predicted by Buffalo Express

The Buffalo Express forecasts a swift Europe trip for middle aged businessmen. A New Yorker leaves in the morning, meals at Trepassey Bay, breakfast in the Azores, and arrives in Bordeaux or Paris by night. Travel is described as comfortable and worry free with sleeping berths and occasional restlessness over hotel meals.

Europe Buffalo Express New York Trepassey Bay Newfoundland Azores Bordeaux Paris

Braren Family Returns from New York Visit

William M Braren of the Yankee division and his mother Mrs Frank Hebert with Mrs Nathan Satre have returned from New York after an extended visit with her mother Mrs William H Pailes Private Leslie M Braren has been discharged from the service and is now with his mother on Penfield Hill He served with the 332nd tank corps in France.

William M. Braren Frank Hebert Nathan Satre New York William H. Pailes Leslie M. Braren Penfield Hill 332Nd Tank Corps France

A Great Change Enters Into Life Of Storekeeper

A storekeeper describes years of toil and fatigue until a physician advised rest and Phosphated Iron. He credits the tonic with renewed energy, saying it transformed him to work ten hours daily and feel lively again. The ad warns buyers to insist on genuine capsules from Hartman Drug Co. and trusted druggists.

Hartman Drug Co

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