Victory Supper Monday Evening in Middletown War Work Plans
War Work committee announces Victory Supper in the ball room next Monday marking the end of the war and war work campaign. No funds appeal, all welcome. Judge E L Smith Ard to speak, William A Shanklin as executive chair, Jeff Davis to lead musical numbers, band from hotel providing lively tunes, decorations by James O Neill, tickets $1 with reservations via George A Tierney or phone 042 or 799.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyone
Execut
William A. Shanklinside
E. L. Smithard
Middletown
William H. Jer
Generil
Robert W. Rice
Ralph Atwell
George Tierney
Richard Bunce
Randolph S. Lyon
James O'Neill
George A. Tierney
Chamber of Commerce
Staddle Hill Honor Roll Dedication Saturday Afternoon
The citizens of Staddle Hill unveil a new war memorial at the end of the Palmer’s mill concrete bridge this Saturday at 2 o'clock. The dedication program includes two nurses and a prisoner of war in Germany, with Judge M Eugene Culver as speaker and ip Wells presiding. Committee members are Samuel ge chair, Miss Mary E sux, Miss Ethel Dean, George Oyd, Robert Machell, James :esey, and Frank Blessington.
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Staddle Hill
Palmer’s Mill
Ich
Germany
Ip Wells
Agements
Samuel Ge
Mary E, Sux
Ethel Dean
George Oyd
Robert Machell
James :Esey
Frank Blessington
M. Eugene Culver
Election Expenses Report by Fagan Details
Treasurer James H. Fagan of the Crown Democratic Town Committee filed a statement with the state secretary showing election expenditures of 654.06 dollars and receipts of 655 dollars. Contributions included 250 from the state central committee. Expenses covered automobile hire and cigars and stationery. Fagan spent 150 dollars in his campaign for state senator from the third district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fagan
James H. Fagan
State Secretary
State Central Committee
Gordon's Specials for Saturday on Native Beef and Veal
Gordon's offers Saturday prices on native shoulder steak at 25c, corned beef bones 18c to 25c, veal at 25c to 35c, and other beef cuts around 29c. A full line of select meats is advertised by Yale Gordon at 60 Sumner.
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Gordon's
Acc Ib
Yale Gordon
Sumner
Good Time Gathering at Stueck's Monday Supper
A community notice invites all to a "good time gathering" at Stueck's Monday evening featuring singing and laughter. Supper will be served and attendees are encouraged to join. For reservations call Life at 803-2 or Mr. Tierney before Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stueck’s
Mr. Tierney
Ressons
Resinol Clears Away Embarrassing Pimples
Miss Jessie Torrance of Rutherford New Jersey describes her experience with Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap helping clear pimples on her forehead after persistent redness and soreness. She notes significant skin improvement after two applications and renewed confidence in going out.
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Jessie Torrance
Rutherford
N. J
Probate Court Records Detail Diverse Estates Actions
The probate court records list multiple estate matters including administration appointees appraisers inventories and final distributions. Individuals named include William J Coughlin John T Dawson Mary Booth Bernice Masada John Masada Annie Conroy Gustav Miller Esther Carling Philip Carling Elizabeth A Guy Mary Gannon Ella Pratt Gilbert Burdick Caroline Bach Ronald Bach Harry Booth Urania Tuttle Urania H Tuttle and others with property such as houses land savings deposits and government securities involved.
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William J. Coughlin
Richard
Mary Dawson
South Farms
John T. Dawson
Walnut Street
Harry M. Booth
Durham
Mary Booth
Charles Rowland Mills
Middlefield
Bernice Masada
John Masada
William J. Kieft
Matthew Smist
John T. Conroy
Annie Conroy
Thomas Bride
Daniel Deasy
Frazier Avenue
Martha FE. Miller
Terryville
Conn
Gustav Miller
Front Street
Esther Bill Carling
Philip E. Carling
United States
Elizabeth Hull
Frederick Atwell
James K. Guy
Elizabeth A. Guy
Mary Gannon
Harry Gannon
John B
Russell Team Entertained After Successful Season
The 1918 Russell Co baseball champions were hosted by William O. Johnson at his Walnut Street home. Players entertained with music led by Jack Walmsley on piano, sharing a turkey supper with toastmaster Samuel Russell Jr. Cheers for a seamless 1918 squad and hopes for an even stronger next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Co
William O. Johnson
Walnut Street
Jack Walmsley
Samuel Russell, Jr
Johnson
Bereavement thanks for floral tributes from Portland family
The Preece family of Hartford extend heartfelt thanks for kindness shown during the loss of their daughter and sister Mrs. Daniel Sullivan of Portland. Gratitude is expressed for the beautiful floral tributes and support from friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Sullivan
Portland
R. W. Preece
Hartford
Adyv
Dancing and musical events fill city brief notes
Daybreak is at 4 55 with evening lamps to follow at five. A lively slate of dances, jazz bands, and hotel performances runs into tomorrow night at St. Aloysius and the Arrigoni Hotel. Also noted are arrivals and visits from Thomas Griffin, Miss Bush of New York, and a parade rehearsal by the Sixth Infantry band for New Haven’s peace celebration. A train delay is recorded, a towboat brings coal, and war fund suppers invite reservations.
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St. Aloysius
Uranus
Delta
Capricornus
Arrigoni Hotel
Thomas F. Griffin
Petersburg
Miss Bush
New York
Arrigoni
Horlick
Hartford
Oakes Bros
Togger
New York American
America
St. Aloysius’ Hall
Ford’s
War Fund
United War Fund
Tierney
Stueck’s
St. Aloysius Hall
Thomas J. Tynan
Walden
N. Y
St. John’s Cemetery
Tynan
Patrick J. Tynan
Youngstown
Adv
Daniel J. O’connor
Mary O'Connor
Liberty Street
Hospital Corps
Stabbing Affray Heard In City Court
Martin Pendall jailed three months and fined 50 dollars plus costs for stabbing Alexander Nowak of South Farms last Monday. The episode followed a peace celebration when a dinner dispute escalated into a hallway knife attack. Judge James R. Balin imposed the sentence. bond set at 360 dollars with appeal noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Pendall
Alexander Nowak
South Farms
Nowak
James R. Balin
Daniel J. Donahoe
Superior Court
Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts and Kidney Troubles
A famous authority warns that eating meat regularly can burden the kidneys, causing backache and urinary issues. It recommends Jad Salts, four ounces in four glasses of water before breakfast for a few days, to flush and normalize kidney function. The preparation, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is claimed to cleanse urinary organs and prevent disease.
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Probate
Russell
Georgette
Spear Bros
Bolivia
Georgette and Crepe de Chine
George Hale
Henry Hale
Montreal
Cromwell
B. J. Hale
Lincoln Street
McGl University
Joseph C. Lincoln
Broatch’s Modern Book Shop
Stueck
Mr. Happy Party
Veal
Heinz
Foire de
A. E. Holmes
Main Street
Arthur B. Jenkins
U. S
Mutual Building
Caulkins & Post Co
Japan
Rover Coasters
Pric
MLS
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