Warning Notice on Cross Street Parsonage Property
Legal notice warns against entering the old parsonage on Cross Street and against theft or defacing property. Prosecution will follow to the full extent of the law. District of Middletown Court of Probate November 16 1918 solicits creditors to file claims in Estate of John Cordone and Estate of Fannie A Godfrey.
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Cone
Middletown
Ludwig Krenz
Wetzel
Middlefield
A. C. Tanner
Hig Conn
J. G. Desmond
Deep River
Chalmers
Stanley Davis
Old Sartrest
Devon
L. S. Diley
Essex
W. P. Eee
E. H. Atkins
Westfield
Alsop Ave
Joseph S. Annino
P Insurance
Evergreen Ave
Cromwell
South Front St
J. Oh. Cook
Westbrook
Church St
Portland
Bath
Santangelo
Big AH
Masons
Myichreest Kross
Holden
Middleltown
Midadletown
Curtiss
Bacon
Morris Bittman
A. D
Eva Bittman
Vance
Cross St
T. E. Smith
Eel Ipeeraetataere Oeeereaar
District of Middletown
Court of Probate
John Cordone
Fannie A. Godfrey
Seppe Milardo
Thomas W. O'Keefe
Admr
Grand 5
Conn
Sree
TH. W. Clark
Oak St
Haddam
Josephine G. Augur
Minnie G. Reardon
Haddami
Pearing
1509 Casualties Reported Today in Army Lists
Washington Nov 19 Two army casualty lists report 1509 names divided among died of wounds died of disease killed in action wounded undetermined and missing in action Connecticut entries include Privates Henry Landry Giuseppe Mure Patrick O Leary and others with towns such as Manchester New Britain Norwich Danbury New Haven Middletown Torrington Bridgeport and more. Prisoners listed include Private John F. Rourke New Haven.
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Connecticut
Washington
Te Ee
Henry E. Landry
Manchester
Conn
Guisseppe Mure
New Britain
Patrick O’leary
Norwich
Joseph O’neil
Danbury
Arthur R. Pape
New Haven
Titian Saweuk
Waterbury
Arthur J. Booth
Joseph F. Bushnell
Windsor
Steve P. Coogan
Bridgeport
Conrad A. Sundquist
Branford
Dwight H. Wickwire
West Haven
Herbert Wyatt
Jewett City
James J. Ryan
Lucyan Mascjke
Earl F. Ross
Milford
John F. Rourke
Credit men seek orderly postwar price stability
New York reports the Council on Credit Defense of the National Association of Credit Men urges a careful readjustment from war to peace. They warn against abrupt government contract termination and sudden price cuts, calling for active industry participation, liquid credits, and guidance from business leaders to maintain national prosperity during the transition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Council On Credit Defense of the
National Association of Credit Men
Tregoe
Council On Credit Defense
Destiny and the warning of a chastened victory
A New York Tribune reflection argues the nation risked winning the war too easily and becoming less tested. It notes a prosperous, comfortable home front during six months of conflict and urges that destiny may demand a harder, more demanding task to truly prove the country’s strength.
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New York Tribune
End of Hostilities May Shift Wages for Supervisors
The Pittsburg Gazette Times notes no one can forecast wage effects after hostilities end but suggests superintendents and managers could be deter mined to adjust their pay as peace arrives.
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Pittsburg
Governorship to Fill Major Connecticut Liberal Appointments
Governor Holcomb will appoint successors to several state posts as terms expire or age limits reached. The list includes Chief Justice Prentice, Associate Justice Roraback, Superior Court judges Reed Maltbie and Warner, Insurance Commissioner Mansfield, Public Utilities Commissioner Alsop, Bank Commissioner Sturges, Labor Inspector Hyde, and a vacancy on the tuberculosis commission, with numerous paid positions anticipated after the war.
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Holcomb
Hartford
Springfield Republican
Samuel O. Prentice
Albert T. Roraback
Joel H. Reed
Stafford
Superior Court
Wil- William H. Maltbie
General Assembly
Donald T. Warner
Mansfield
Baldwin
Joseph W. Alsop
Public Utilities Commission
Olcomb
J. H. Hale
Glastonbury
Alsop
E. J. Sturges
William S. Hyde
Manchester
Legion
State
Tuberculosis Commission
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Madison
Tel
Address Boxing Press
Gas and Electric Ts
Rice
Main St
Guy
E. A
Weinlineament
Inquire Geo. Behan
Dur- Ave
Lenz
Durham Ave
High St
Nurseless Type Co
Ira Trench
August Johnson
Prospect St
T. W. Barrows
Cromagney
Hillside Ave
South Farms
Cosine
Boe
Sa Hiesecom
Walsh
John Bozzi
Ahlberg & Johnson
Coe Ave
Ll. E. Hale
North High St
Leo B. Santangelo
Real & Insurance
High Street
C. L. Miller
Guy & Rice
Grand Theatre
P. O
Middle Haddam
Liberty St
Black Horse
Turkey Hill
Goldburg
Brewer's
Atwell
W. E. Mason
Walrm
Omwell
W. J. Coughlin’s Sons
Ave
Mme
Delina Miller Peckham
Metroudio
St. New City
Tenson & Deming—School of i
Uttle
Grand Steel
Ne A Bray Voight
The
Hertford _ Music
Mt Vernon
Clinton
N. A. Co
Gen
del City
S32
Marinello
Hackett
P. O'Callaghan Co
K&. RK
Shafer
Hauerville
Middletown 2 Cleaning Co
Fred F. Parmelee
E. B
D. W
J. J. Keily
Evening Press
South Main St
Durham
Will O
Sei
Killingworth
E. E. Dickinson & Co
Alpert
Colchester
Norwich Ave
Dee
Louis Raffelo
Allison Bros., Inc
Auto Parte
Brightman Auto eecherEy
Wooster St
Charter
A. D. Williams
Eckman
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Jennie Cordone
Admx
Portland St
Mane Conn
Frank N. Godfrey
Admi
Christian St
Wallingford, Conn
W. A. Tel. Co
R. E. Ah
Civil Service Examiner
Cyrus Coe
Rockfalls
U. S
Franklin Institute
Dept
J. Rochester
N. Y
A. N. Shepard
James H. Bunce
Home Ave
James Murphy
Broad St
Bros
William P. Ladd
Lawn Ave
Church
North Congregational Church
James A. Bunce
James H. Buncse Co
Frank Arrigoni
Ee Ee
Reese
Allyn M. C. Berrie
Lawrence F. Callahan
Noroton Heights
Victor A. Haag
Torrington
Robert L. O’connell
Southington
Onn
Portland Silk Co
Abdmiiray 2K
Jeerran
Admiral Rodman
Hugh Rodman
Paris
Dispostal OF State
Victor
Lucia
Galli- Curci
H. S. Hall
Toolmakers
DIE Makers
A. L. Fowler
Plantsville
Hallmark
America
Clark & True
Walthams
Kvens
Ingersoll
New England Enameling Co
Middletown Coal Co
OLD Company
Lehigh
Hartman
Hartman Drug CO
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