Citywide Early Morning Victory Celebration Highlights Streets
A vivid first light parade marks a citywide celebration led by Chief Inglis and G Thompson with the Sixth Regiment Band. Factories shut and the town erupts in processions from Main Street to makeshift tributes, featuring an Uncle Sam Kaiser mockery and a tank display aboard a Russell Co. auto truck.
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George S. Pitt
Cn St
Inglis
G. Thompson
Joseph P
Main Street
Rhiseless Typewriter Company
Russell Company
Tle Autos
Pandemona
Sam
Talia
Kaiser
Bill
Potsdam
WNO
Gott
Germany
Kaiser Bill
Sust
Pitche
Russell N ‘Co
New*boye
Wesleyan Men Entrain for Officers Training Camp
Twenty six Wesleyan S A T C men left this afternoon for the Officers Training School at Lee Virginia. The battalion escorted them to the station and Major Wrightson led a review at ten this morning praising the men and their subordination. The battalion will also appear in the municipal parade tonight.
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Bers
Leé
Wesleyan S. A. T. C
Wrightson
Lutheran church to hold special service tomorrow
Special Service. See Lutheran church will service tomorrow even ie. 8 o'clock, thanking God for vic. and restoration of peace. All should be present.
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Lutheran Church
Vic
South M E Church Notes Meeting Schedule
South M E Church notes list a Tuesday 7 39 meeting for Brotherhood Dpmn and a Wednesday prayer meeting followed by an eight fifteen committee gathering. The fragment confirms church activity and timing but omits full context.
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South M. E. Church Notes
Brotherhood Dpmn
Ent Committee
Knight-Adv Raid Tory Dance at St. Come Tonight
Knights of Columbus club declares a 7 p.m. gathering at St. tonight with a social dance. James Fin. announces Jas. Arthur J. New-Night entries and the phrase single blessedness appears in an anonymous old verse.
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C. Club
Arthur J. New- Knight
Tory
St. Come
The
Peptiron Promises Strength for All Ages
A fragment describes Peptiron as a combination of pepsin, nux, iron, and celery touted to restore strength after influenza and during nervous and blood ailments. It claims real iron helps blood and nerve health, aiding boys invalids and the aged.
Wesleyan Crushes Hamilton 52 to 0 in Clin ton
Wesleyan dominated Hamilton College in Clin ton N Y winning 52 to 0. The Red and Black had no first downs and used guard and tackle plays to breach the Hamilton line for most of the game. Boole kicked four goals and scored once, Travers added three touchdowns, Peck two, Bain and Taylor each one. Trinity meets Wesleyan next on Andrus field. Syracuse reportedly seeks a game with Wesleyan after observing the performance.
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Wesleyan
Hamilton College
Clinton
N. Y
Hamilton
Boole
Travers
Peck
Bain
Taylor
Trinity
Andrus Field
Syracuse University
Requiem Masses and War Work Appeal At Parish
Regular offertory masses are scheduled on Wesday and Saturday at 8 o'clock. A month's mind for Peter Dalton was said this morning. Requiems for Daniel Cahill, William Coughlin, Thomas Mansworth, and Andrew Donovan are listed for upcoming mornings. Rev. James Donovan urged parishioners to support the seven organization drive for the United War Work campaign, stressing duty to soldiers and sailors and urging generous contributions.
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Peter Dalton
Daniel Cahill
William Coughlin
Thomas Mansworth
Andrew Donovan
James P. Donovan
James P. Donovan, D. D
United War Work Campaign
Midweek prayer service and enlistment week plans announced
The mid week prayer service will be held Wednesday at 7.80. Frank Johnson will lead and Rev. Raymond Mapiesden acting pastor plans to attend. A Christian enlistment week from November 17 to 24 will be discussed with strong attendance urged. The B Y P U of C E considers winter Sunday services with a committee chaired by Andrew George William E Spencer M Marjory Bailey and Miss Isabel Matth ers to confer with the deacons. The pastor has a new assignment in France to organize Y M C A huts and oversee arrangements. Rev Maplesden preached an exciting sermon yesterday with patriotic thanksgiving tied to hopes for peace.
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Frank Johnson
Raymond Mapiesden
C. E
Andrew George
William E. Spencer
Marjory Bailey
Isabel Matthers
France
Raymond Maplesden
Suffield
Rang Victory Bell on 83rd Birthday in Westfield
Former Westfield first selectman Martin Loveland rang the church bell at dawn on his 83rd birthday to mark Germany’s surrender. A lifelong resident of Westfield, he remains active on his farm and shared the moment with his grandson, already on hand to ring the bell.
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1St
Swedish Lutheran Church Notes Choir Rehearsal and Meetings
The Sick Benefit society Saron meets this evening while the choir gathers for rehearsal. Tomorrow the pastor leaves for New York to attend an Imm orant Home board meeting and returns in the evening. Church members plan 8 PM divine worship thanking God for victory and peace restoration. The deacons meet Saturday evening.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
Sick Benefit Society
Saron
New York
Immorant Home
Quiet wedding at St Francis Rectory for Costello and Bennett
Miss Loretta Costello and Private Israel C. Bennett were married at St Francis Rectory on a Saturday afternoon. The ceremony, performed by Rev F Jordan, featured costumed attendants Hedwig Anderson of Portland and Lewis Henry, the bride’s uncle. A wedding supper followed at the bride’s home.
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St. Francis Rectory
Loretta Costello
Israel C. Bennett
Camp Devens
F. Jordan
Hedwig Anderson
Portland
Lewis Henry
Red Men Gather at Hall for Evening Celebration
The notice calls all Red Men to meet at Red Men's Hall at seven o clock tonight for a celebration. Per order F J Bielefield Sachem Ady.
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Red Men
Red Men’s Hall
F. J. Bielefield
Sachem
Ady
Comet Delayed After Standard Oil Tanker Trip
The Standard Oil Co tanker traveled to Hartford on Sunday afternoon and returned downriver early this morning, with the Comet experiencing a delay during the trip.
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Standard Oil Co
Hartford
Victory Dance at St Se Tonight Draws Town Crowd
A big victory dance is planned tonight at St Se attracting residents from the town. Organizers invite everyone to join in the celebration and enjoy music, refreshments, and a communal salute.
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St. Se
Allyn M C Berrie Dead in France
Mrs M C Berrie of Court Street received a telegram from the adjutant general in Washington announcing the death of her son Private Allyn Mather Colegrove Berrie of base hospital unit No 6 in France. He died October 9 from bronchial pneumonia at age 23 after sixteen months in service.
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Boston
Boston University
Fort Strong
Boston Harbor
Marble
France
U. S. Army
Berrie
Vushing Academy
Ashburnham
Mass
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Wilson
Obituary roundup from multiple deaths and services
Funeral notices for Patrick J. Cody Robert S. Hayes and others detail services at St Marys St Johns and local churches with pallbearers flower bearers and burial sites. Additional deaths include Mrs Lentor DeWolf Mrs Sarah Strickland Mooney John Masajada Hannah Mulcahy Frank Johnson Agnes C Brown and others with obituaries noting family survivors and funeral arrangements. Also mentions a Knights of Columbus effort 20000 postcards and a war fund banner display at major city churches.
Hot Water Therapy for Headache Relief from Toxins
Health note claims headaches stem from self poisoning by liver and bowel toxins. Recommends a daily hot water drink with a teaspoon of limestone phosphate to cleanse the system and purify the digestive tract, urging readers to ask a pharmacist for a quarter pound.
Mrs. Annie J. Ashton Died in Warehouse Point
Mrs Annie J Ashton wife of William Lord and daughter of Henry Ashton, former resident of this city, died Sunday morning at her home in Warehouse Point. Funeral from her late home Tuesday morning with burial in St Johns cemetery in the rear of the church. Funeral of Mrs Maria Esther Newton widow of George T Ne who died in West Orange New Jersey indicates another local obit.
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Lento
DeWolf
Lentor DeWolf
New London
Sete
Elizabeth Stannard
Johnson Lane
Charles Doebner
Middletown
Mary McCauley
Saybrook
Joseph DeWolf
Arthur Stewart
Samuel Stewart
Sarah Strickland Mooney
Henry Alexander Mooney
William Mooney
Staten Island
Henry A. Mooney
W. & B. Douglas Co
Elizabeth A. Stoddard
Laurel Street
Hartford
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Conn
John Masajada
Staddle Hill
St. Mary’s Church
M. Soltyck
John Firlick
John Duda
John Ryznor
John Czaja
Frank Stycharz
Eslament Lois
St. John’s Cemetery
Hannah Mulcahy
Lafayette Street
Bridgeport
Thomas Foster
St. Augustine’s Church
Bridgett
Frank Johnson
Farm Hill
St. .Vincent’s Hospital
Richard Coleman
Edith
Agnes
Annie
Minne
Albert
Springfield
Mass
Charles
Edmund
Agnes C. Brown
Russell Brown
Winthrop
New Britain
Richard Healey
Joseph A. Diemand
Elizabeth Cavanaugh
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
St. Mary’s New Catholic Cemetery
William Lord
Annie J. Ashton
Henry Ashton
Warehouse Point
Maria Esther Newton
Maria Esthe Newton
George T. Ne
West Orange
N. J
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Allyn M.C. Berrie
Frange
Coats
Spear Bro Middletown’s Fashion Center
Frank_H. Smith
Allied Nations
Rusco Hall
Red Cross
Durant School
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge
Arrigoni Hotel
Meriden
Claire H. Wells
Northfield
Big Viry Dante
St. Ape Hall
Eugene W. Sloper
Center Street
Catherine M. Madson
Stueck
Main St
Sullivan
Deer River
St. Francis Hospital
St. Aloysius Hall
Joseph T. Elliott
Sixth Regiment
Connecticut State Guard
Chester
Marcus H. Holcomb
Orrin E. Stoddard
Garden City
L. IL
William J. Kieft
Cecil
Norwich University
Mary A. Kinsella
Stow
Reo
Tucker Garage Co
Municipal
Grand Theatre
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Patrick J. Cody
Bank Street
Martin
Francis Smedick
Richard Dolan
Arthur Murphy
Thomas Treahy
John Hickey
James Linehan
James Maher
John Maher
Peter Maher
Waterbury
Thomas Dolan
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Robert S. Hayes
W. J. Coughlin
St. John’s Church
M. E. Kearney
P. J. O’brien
P. J.ford
Michael Fitzgibbons
James Dunn
Louis Burley
John P.nipeed
George B. Gilbert
Knights of Columbus
K. of C
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Caulkins & Post
Jewish Welfare Board
WAR Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Williams
Hartman Drug Coo
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