Dying in Indianapolis Esther Markham Dies in River Markham Home
Esther Markham dies in Indianapolis and is buried with relatives at Trinity. She leaves husband Herbert Berndt, five brothers in government service in Jersey City and at home, and parents Mr. and Mrs. Markham. The death follows the recent passing of Julia Mark- Brainerd. Funeral at 2:30 pm from her parents’ home. Rev. R. E. Bisbee presides. Ambulance and community notes on local deaths and furloughs.
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Esther Markham
Indianapolis
Ind
Pbert L. Markham
Jersey City
N. J
Ernest
Douglas
Ralph
Berndt
Portland
Herbert Berndt
Britain
Liberty Motor Plant
Markham
Julia Mark- Brainerd
R. EB. Bisbee
1St Episcopal Church
Trinity
East Berlin Notes on Arrivals and Local Happenings
East Berlin reports Dickinsi returning from Madison and soon to depart for Florida studio. Planes routinely fly over town between Hartford and East Berlin. Margaret Vance, visiting Seacols tn in Middletown, plans to return next Monday. A. Bourgeois has come home after a few days away. Chestnuts and hickory nuts are scarce this year. Fog in the morning described as the heaviest in years.
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East Berto
Hartford
Margaret Vance
Seacols
Middletown
A. Borgeois
Kidney and Bladder Troubles Warn of Irritation
A noted authority warns that acid from kidneys and bladder can irritate the urinary tract. The acid may pass into the bladder causing burning and frequent relief needs. Sufferers feel uncomfortable and may experience recurring symptoms and discomfort.
Hadlyme Woman 93 Dies After Hip Injury At Home
Mrs Geer widow of John Geer of Hadlyme dies at 93 after a hip fall. She had six children including Rev Curtis Geer and Maurice Geer. survived by two sons and two daughters and eight grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Burial in Cove cemetery. Her family served in wars from 1812 to WWI era and beyond.
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Hadlyme Congregational Church
Gerhart A. Wilson
Cove
Professor Curtis Geer
Maurice Geer
Rochester
N. Y
Marshall Luther
Hadlyme
Idela Strong
Hartford
Eva
Edward Kelloge
Washington, D. C
Red Cross Held All Day Session at Library Hall
In Rocky Hill on Oct 25 the Red Cross held an all day session at Library hall. The Motherhood club met there at 2 30 this afternoon. Various residents and visitors were noted including Mrs Jason Robbins and Mrs Henry Haile. Illnesses were reported with influenza affecting several, and news of the death of Second Lieutenant Thomas Bradford Boardman of Hartford was received, the family once living on Parsonage street in this town.
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Rocky Hill
The
Red Cross
Library Hall
M. W. Woodward
Motherhood Club
Jason Robbins
Hartford
John Ghagan
East Hartford
Henry Haile
Percy Bidwell
A. L. Peck
Bernardino
Susan Blodgett
Oe H. Bacon
Agnes Coffey
New York
Marie Mullins
Thomas Bradford Boardman
Thomas J. Boardman
Parsonage Street
Miss Jennie Hanson Visits Chester for Short Stay
Chester scene notes Miss Jennie Hanson of New Haven staying at her home in town for a few days. Mrs. Charles Wolcott of New Britain visits Avail yourself of the one cent sale at Neidlinger's drug store in Westbrook. Miss Eldridge, room three teacher, hosted a pupil party after school. Princess Saturday Night and Olive Thomas supply entertainment with Broadway Arizona and Vengeance and the Woman advertised.
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Chester
Jennie Hanson
New Haven
Charles Wolcott
New Britain
Neidlinger’s Drug Store
Westbrook
Conn
Eldridge
Prentice Pratts Daughter Dies at Essex Home
Miss Alice E. Pratt dies at her Essex New Street home after weeks of illness. She leaves one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Finney. Funeral Sunday at 3 PM at the Congregational church with Rev. Charles Peck officiating. Also notes on local meetings, illnesses, and events such as a late Hartford train and plays.
Grippe Hits South Glastonbury as Local Ills Rise
In South Glastonbury on Oct 25 the grippe causes illness in town with Elisha Clark seriously ill and at risk of pneumonia. Three Harrigan family members suffer pneumonia and grippe. A Red Cross sew ers meeting was held at Mrs. Louis W Howe. O E S chapters plan initiation. Windsor Chapters invited. a stray line notes imperial war talk and a dentist remark about effort to gain wealth.
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South Glastonbury
Grippe
Elisha Clark
Red Cross
Louis W. Howe
Harrigan
John
Windsor
Windsor Locks
United States
Westchester News Briefs and Obituary Notes
James Usher of Westchester died yesterday of Bright's disease. Funeral Saturday at 1 from the home of Julius and Mrs. Phelps. Herman Sleissermann died after nose surgery, influenza and pneumonia near Fort Bliss. Full military funeral in New York with a blue Comrade floral tribute. volley and taps. Several social visits and a Ladies Aid all-day meeting at the Potters are noted.
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Chester
James Usher
We Gears
Bright
Julius Phelps
Ernest Carrier
Albert Bell
Middletown
S. D. Brainerd
Lottie Olmstead
Reginald
Moodus
W. B. Adams
Emeline Loomis
Hartford
E. T. Peck
Colchester
Seth Carver
Ruth
Asa Brainerd
Frank Gahrman
L. M. Carrier
Elster
Marion Norton
New York
Israel Sleissermann
Herman
Fort Bliss
Texas
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Potter
Cromwell Social Notes Show Ill Carl Ludwig Resting
Cromwell reports Carl Ludwig ill with pneumonia resting comfortable. Mrs. R. Hale returned home after visiting her son in Middletown. Mrs. Fitzpatrick of Hartford visited town yesterday. Mr. Brown of New Haven visited Thursday. George Fielding was in Hartford on business yesterday.
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Cromwell
Carl Ludwig
R. Hale
Middletown
Fitzpatrick
Hartford
Mr. Brown
New Haven
George Fielding
East Hampton Sees Plans For Pictures At Maestic Theatre
East Hampton on Oct 25 reports plans to show Guy Hedfund's motion pictures at the Maestic Theatre once it reopens. influenza waning, schools and theatres to reopen soon. Middletown High to open Oct 28. Local post office gatherings spread disease. some residents ill. Mrs. Howard Barton and Mrs. Hale recover, others travel. piano pupils offered by Eva Abrams Home lessons Telephone 271/2. Local draft board announces exams next Tuesday. call for people aged 30 to 36 to appear in Portland. callers urged to pay for care of services.
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East Hampton
Guy Hedfund
Hadlyme
Maestic Theatre
Lawson
Middletown
Howard Barton
George Hale
Pneumona
George Jr
Eunice
Grace Bevin
Crescent Beach
Arthur Halberg
Pelham Bay
Ethel Seibert
Patrick Fox
Harfford
Howell Conklin
Harry Benton
Guilford
Eva Abrams
Portland
Funeral notices and church sale appear in Willimantic brief
Mrs P Moriarity attended a funeral in Willimantic yesterday. Miss Elizabeth North of Moodus is rapidly recovering from pneumonia after influenza. The Dorcas society of the Swedish Lutheran church holds a sale this evening, and a communion service is planned for Sunday afternoon. HE Hills and a cemetery lot price note appear in the item.
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HE. G. Hills
Neek
P. Moriarity
Willimantic
Elizabeth North
Moodus
Dorcas Society
Swedish Lutheran Church
Chicago Exceeds Liberty Loan Quota by 52 Million
Chicago reports its liberty loan drive surpassed the quota by at least 52 million dollars. Philip R. Clark of the local loan committee estimated the seventh federal district total subscriptions at 963.7 million dollars, an excess of 870 thousand over the quota.
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Chicago
Liberty Loan
Philip R. Clark
Local Loan Committee
Saybrook Point Notes and Local Social Events
SAYBROOK POINT Williams was at home over 4 Willie Davies is ill with influenza Miss Annie Sheffield has been entertaining a friend from out of town Rev William F White was an Essex visitor on Tuesday Mrs Pierce has returned from New York Mrs L J Arnold was a recent guest of her aunt in Essex Miss Margaret Davies who has been ill for two weeks with influenza was able to attend school in Hartford this week J B Holman spent Wednesday in New York with his daughter Mrs F G Fish was a recent out of town visitor The burial of Bishop Olmstead took place in Cypress cemetery on Thursday afternoon
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I Quirk
Camp Greenleaf
Georgia
Edward J. Quirk
Bank Cosgrove
Camp Upton
Ents
Larson
Springfield
Commerce Street
The
England Westinghouse Co
Herbert Anderson
S. J. Anderson
Comce Street
Lynch
Portland Foundry Co
Potter
Bransfield
Mailstreet
Joseph W. Walsh
David A. Cronin
John Cronin
Bridgeport
Patrick E
New Haven
William
Waterbury
Mary Lynch
Freestone Avenue
Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Relief for Muscles
An old fashioned advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as fast relief for tired strained muscles joints and rheumatic pain. It promises easy clean penetration no staining and wide use for sprains bruises stiffness neck sciatica and backache with a family friendly dose.
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Sloan
Perego Ag
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East Berlin
W. Dickins
Madison
Flori
Rocky Hil
Princess
Olive Thomas
Arizona
Gaumont News
Adv
Essex
Alice E. Pratt
New Street
Jabez
Elizabeth Harrison Pratt
Elizabeth Finney
Charles Peck
Congregational Church
Rebekah Lodge
Raymond Miller
West Willington
William Brown
Deep River
Earl Harrington
Sheriff Miller
Ivoryton
Mary Tucker
Thelma
Marguerite Clark
Westchester
Cc. H. Brewster
Connecticut
Saybrook Point
Sloan’ S
Bath
James H. Bunce Co
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