New Cases on Criminal Docket and Key Conspiracy Forgery Cases
The December term of the superior court lists 17 trial cases next Tuesday at 2. Most are continuations from last term, with four new appeals from Middletown and Cromwell. Notable matters involve William H. Segar and George T. Cavanaugh over conspiracy and forgery with East Hampton Bank involvement. several local cases continue, including O Connor and Clinch thefts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest A
Middletown
William H. Segar
George T. Cavanaugh
East Hampton Bank and Trust Company
East Hampton Bank
James J. O'Connor
John Clinch
Inglis
Ernest Pelletier
Elias Wentworth, Jr
Philip Myner
Andrew Kling
Theodore I. Schwartzman
James J. O’connor
Mike Karmenski
John Staworka
Tony Makuk
Josephine Childs
Cromwell
Dominic Inferino
Martin. Penczak
Joseph Jurczak
Pretty Church Wedding In St John’s Church
Miss Mary A Cronley married William D Christopher in a seven o clock Thanksgiving ceremony at St John’s Church. Rev James P Donovan and Rev M E Kearney officiated with Lohengrin and Mendelssohn music. The couple will reside at 245 William Autos In Collision and honeymoon in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Cronley
William D. Christopher
St. John’s Church
Julia Cronley
Ferry Street
Daniel Christopher
Alsop Avenue
James P. Donovan
M. E. Kearney
W. G. Dineen
P. J. O’brien
Christopher
New York
William
Puny Weak Boy Made Strong By Vinol
Williamson West Virginia advertisement claims Vinol builds strength for weak tired children. Testimonial from Harley Clay of Williamstown WV says the tonic rebuilt his boy by providing beef and cod liver peptones and manganese peptonates. Benefits promoted for appetite energy and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
W. Va
Harley Clay
William W. Va
Blood Strength Drug Co
Hartman Drug and Druggists
Chamber of Commerce Rally in Middlesex for Red Cross funds
Middlesex chapter of the American Red Cross plans an illustrated lecture and film in the Middlesex theatre on December 4 to show how the $10,000 Red Cross Day funds, the $75,000 first war fund drive, and the $100,000 second war fund have been spent. The three part film For All Humanity depicts Red Cross activities in Europe with narration by Chaplain David Hughes. No collection will be taken. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Middlesex
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Middlesex Theatre
Middletown Chamber of Commerce
Europe
David Hughes
Welchman
Hughes
New Haven
Middletown
Miss F M Hazen to Speak at Foreign Missionary Meeting
First Congregational Church invites attendees to a Sunday 3:30 pm session in the chapel. Miss F M Hazen will report on the Woman's Board of Missions annual meeting held in Syracuse New York November 13 15. Epidemic and distance limited New Haven delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
F. M. Hazen
Foreign Missionary Meeting
Woman’s Board of Missions
Syracuse
N. Y
Woman's Board
Mins Hazen
New Haven
Syrian and Armenian Sunday Addresses Prepared for Christmas Offering
Sunday morning services nationwide will feature brief talks in Sunday schools on Syria and Armenia. Visiting speakers will discuss conditions and prepare for a Christmas or post holiday offering for those lands. Mr. W B Hall of North Congregational Church authored an address to be used across Middlesex and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Armenia
W. B. Hall
North Congregational Church
Middlesex County
Boy Hit By Auto Near South Farms Causeway
A son of Mrs. Sophia Mitchell of 160 Main Street was struck by an automobile near the foot of the causeway at South Farms at 10 o clock today while crossing the road. The car was driven by William G. Smith of 9 Wall Street. The boy was jarred but not seriously hurt, got up and walked, and Smith took him to his home and summoned a doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Mitchell
Main Street
South Farms
William G. Smith
Wall Street
Young Mitchell
Morris Plan advert offers $100 to $500 mortgage payoff
The Morris Plan advert promotes a loan from 100 to 500 dollars to pay down part of a mortgage immediately. Repayment is on a weekly plan, encouraging systematic saving to gradually reduce the mortgage each year. Address listed is 269 Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Plan
Morris Plan Co
Main Street
Adv
Dedication exercises for honor roll board call at 2 30
Company A Sixth Infantry to Cromwell this Sunday afternoon for dedication of the honor roll board. R Hunt captain directs roll call at 2 30 sharp. Adv 2011 Chamber of Commerce December 15 meeting at Stuecks references supper 6 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Infantry
Cromwell
R. Hunt
Common Council to Convene Monday Evening
The regular monthly meeting of the common council will be held on Monday evening, December 2, with very little business on the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
City Briefs From Camp Devens To Trolley Runs
A mass of mail from France arrives at the post office as James E Dooley and Fred Smith return to Camp Devens. Letters from Corporal Antonio Basile and Frank Grippo report good health. Dancing tomorrow night at St Aloysius popular hall. Grand Theatre features The Prussian Cur with William Fox Monday and Tuesday. George A Pratt writes from a base hospital in France dated Oct 23 seeking letters. Dr Charles B Young and Mrs Young visit Westerly. Offertory at St Johns on Sunday funds Catholic University. Lady Washington Chapter heads to Wallingford by 1 oclock Meriden trolley. 3011 David Bauman and wife celebrate 30th wedding anniversary. Thanksgiving boat service resumes New York trips after holiday. Prices listed for meats at Trevethick-s. Red Cross film For All Humanity shown at Middlesex. Thanksgiving travel lighter than many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Dooley
Fred Smith
Camp Devens
Antonio Basile
Frank Grippo
France
St. Aloysius
Grand Theatre
William Fox
Advv
George A. Pratt
George
St. Aloysius Popular Hall
Charles B. Young
Young
Harry Tre
Lady Washington
Wallingford
David Bauman
Anchorage
Middletown
Meriden
New York
Trevethick’s
For All Humanity
Red Cross
the Middlesex
Horlick
Ladies’ Aid Society
First Methodist Church
W. D. Beach
St. Andrew’s Chapel
Edward Williams
Joseph D. Tynan
John J. Tynan
Ayer
Mass
Joseph Erbal
Boston
Arrigoni
Israel Mittleman
Pelham Bay
Thomas F. Reilly
Newport Naval Station
Daniel Hughes
Middlesex
Theodore Herrmann
Leonard & Herrmann
Fred Hawtin
John Potter
John G. Drew
C. A. Drew
Hartford
Russell Mfg. Co
Omo
Russell Co
Henry C. Ward
Wilbert ‘Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Poslam Balm Touts Quick Itch Relief for Eczema
An advertisement promotes Poslam as a potent eczema remedy proven to quell severe itching rapidly. It claims direct action targets skin eruptions and emphasizes unusually high healing energy in a small amount of ointment, urging farm use for various eruptions.
Methodists plan meeting and Red Cross drive
A Ladies Aid Society special meeting is set at the home of Mrs. W. D. Beach Friday at two. Red Cross sewing continues. The St. Andrews chapel men’s club hosts a whist on Tuesday, December 31 at 8 PM with 15 cents admission. Community notices include furlough returns, lectures, and local shop closures as the influenza season prompts civic activity and wartime adjustments.
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B. Gilbert
Washington Street
Bernard A. Carrey
Gilbert
Germany
York
N’s
Hamburg
Gordon
Sumner St. Teleen
Supreme Lodge Knights of Pythias
Victory
Hartford Lodge
Charles E. Davis
Denver
Colorado
America
Apollo Lodge No. 33
J. L. Johnson
William Street
A. H. Anderson
Co. D
Christian Hansen
King’s Avenue
Verdun
Mardshal Foch
SPLENDID NEW _COATS aes
Eathe Odd Lot
SIU
Chilten
Spear Bros
Sandy Andy
Broatch
George F. Redford
Main St
Corey
Stueck Block
Schaefer
New England
Tremont Temple
New Haven Railroad
Schaefer’s
Connecticut
Wilson
James Murphy
Smith College
Lady Washington Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Home
Sky
Caulkins & Post Co
Nashua
Beacon Indian Blankets
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