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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1918

Page

8

Hanson Not Out For The Registrarship

Hanson the veteran registrar of voters at Wilcox is not a candidate for re election. His time at work with the company and in government duties prevents him from giving the office the attention it requires. Henry P. is the likely successor with Hanson’s deputy also considered, while Jiss is mentioned for long service to the party. The news spread among friends before today.

Bry Hanson Registrar of Voters Wilx Crittenden Henry P W. & B. Douglas Bone Hanson Bliss

Farewell Breakfast For Local Marine Band Draftee

Louis Saidenberg trap drummer at Grand theater will leave by train Monday morning to join the Marine Band at the New London submarine base. He is a member of the Middletown Fife Drum Corps and is the second to enter service this week, following John J. Tynan who left for Camp Devens. Manager Adorno will host a breakfast at Arrigoni Motel before escorting him to the station. Fellow corps member Thomas McCue has passed submarine base examinations and awaits his call. The Middletown Drum and Fife Corps mourns the loss of three players but pledges to march the boys to camp when called.

Louis Saidenberg Grand Theater New London Saidenberg Middletown John J. Tynan Camp Devens Adorno Grand Theattre Louie Arrigoni Middletown and Fife Corps Thomas McCue High Street Drum and Fife Corps

Lafayette Marne Day Observances Set for Sept 11

Hartford Sept 7 Governor Holcomb and the Connecticut State Council of Defense announce Lafayette Marne Day observances for the evening of Sept 11 on the eve of Registration Day. Due to week’s events, statewide addresses will mark the French hero and the 1914 Paris relief with notes on Pershing’s birthday and the Star Spangled Anniversary.

Hartford Connecticut Marcus H. Holcomb Connecticut State Council of Defense Connecticut State Council of Ease Paris Pershing

Father Charged With Misconduct With Daughter

Frank Zinky was bound over to the district court by Judge R. Edlin on eight counts of misconduct with his 16 year old daughter, accuser Katie Mihulski. The defense questioned the age, and disclosures noted poor marriage history. Zinky led this, while Mrs Mihulski said they had separated on religious grounds. Mihulski lived upstairs and Zinky downstairs. Zinky was released later.

Frank Zinky Far Court R. Edlin Katie Mihulski Zinky Fiski

Engagement of Violet Henrietta to Walter of Middlebury

Mr and Mrs Peter Sicholm of Jud e Avenue New Haven announce the engagement of their youngest Violet Henrietta to Walter son of Mr and Mrs William of Hunting Hill avenue Middlebury.

Peter Sicholm Jude Avenue New Haven Violet Henrietta Walter William Hunting Hill Avenue Middle

It Rally Meeting After the Sum Comes Sunday

A Sunday rally is planned with a meeting following the sum. The program begins at 10 a.m. on September 8 and features an initial sharp focus in the school setting.

Trolley Company Sued for 10000 in Deadly Main Street Crash

Harry Press as administrator for Antoinette Press seeks 10000 damages from Connecticut Company over a July 30 1917 trolley crash on Main Street that killed four year old Antoinette. Suit filed by Fitzgerald Walsh New Haven alleges high speed operation by the motorman and failure to brake, with negligence in not stopping the car.

Harry Press Antoinette Press Connecticut Company Main Street Fitzgerald & Walsh New Haven

Forest City Knights of Columbus Elect Officers for Year

Forest City Council No. 3 Knights of Columbus elected officers for the upcoming year at a Friday meeting led by Grand Knight Arthur J. Neville. The report highlighted membership at 351 with about 20 percent in service. A 35th anniversary celebration is planned around October 18 with district deputy Thomas C. Flood to install officers on October 4.

Edward T. Moran Joseph P. Quirk Arthur M. Coughlin P. Stephen O’brien Thomas C. Flood Portland Uncle Sam

Wartime Christmas Rules For Merchants Adopted

The Council of National Defense with the National Chamber of Commerce and the National Retail Dry Goods Association announced regulations to allow Christmas giving without harming war needs. Merchants will not boost staff or hours for Christmas, will limit non essential gifts to useful items, spread shopping over October to December, and minimize deliveries to prevent clogging vital transportation late in December. Middletown merchants will follow these restrictions and the public will cooperate with early purchases to ease transport and delivery strain.

Council of National Defense National Chamber of Commerce National Retail Dry Goods Association Middletown

Patriotic Play Week Promotes Citizenship in Middletown

Middletown joins national movement with a children’s Patriotic Play Week from Monday September 16 to Saturday September 21. Public events include Boy and Girl Scout games, County Junior Food Army field day at Lake View Park, a public baby clinic, a patriotic pageant Saturday afternoon, and an outdoor evening entertainment.

Children’s Bureau Washington Middletown Boy Girl Scouts County Junior Food Army Lakeview Park

Lafayette Day Recalling General Lafayette Escort

In observance of Lafayette day, the father of F. W. S. Ward of Newfield joined a troop to escort General Lafayette from Middletown to Wethersfield. The general led the pace, and the ride covered fifty minutes. On Prospect Hill Cromwell he paused to admire the view, prompting Lafayette to send a French artist to sketch it.

F. W. S. Ward Newfield Lafayette Middletown Wethersfield Prospect Hill Cromwell France

Missing Woman Reported To Hartford Police

Charles Carlson notified authorities last evening to be alert for Marsha Hubbard of Haddam. She is to be taken to the Connecticut Hospital for the Insane. She stands about five feet eleven inches tall and is around 40 years old. A later update said she had been seen in Hartford and police were following up.

Charles Carlson Marsha Hubbard Haddam Connecticut Hospital Jin Hartford

Funeral Rites Held for Louis Negrelli and Others

The funeral of Louis Negrelli was conducted at 8:30 this morning from W. J. Coughlin's Sons undertaking parlors, with mass at St. John's at 9 by Rev. M. J. Kearney. Pall bearers named and interment in St. John's cemetery. Melissa Ann Arnold's funeral was in the afternoon at 520 High Street, with Rev. Oliver H. Raftery officiating and four nephews serving as bearers. interment in the family lot at Farm Hill cemetery. Joseph Gleason, Civil War veteran from Portland, had his funeral from his Gildersleeve home, with Rev. Dr. O. H. Raftery officiating and burial at Indian Hill cemetery under Mansfield Post G. A. R. No. 53.

Louis Negrelli W. J. Coughlin St. John’s Church M. J. Kearney P. J. O’brien Joseph Mazzellini John Peterfetti Rocco Fessoni Angelo Luzi James Rocconi Joseph Nynowizi St. John’s Cemetery Melissa Ann Arnold High Street Oliver H. Raftery New Farm Hill Joseph Gleason Portland Gildersleeve O. H. Raftery Indian Hill Cemetery Mansfield Post

It's Tough to Be a Lady When You Want to War

Lorraine in the Sun Dial laments the conflict between feminine roles and war waged by the Kaiser. A wartime verse contrasts knitting with fighting urge while noting domestic duties and patriotism. William A. Caron closes his restaurant in Fred Zimmerman's block for two weeks and plans to hire help after the break.

Lorraine William A. Caron Fred Zimmerman Mr. Caron

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Henry P. Bliss Ger Adorno North Church Sunday School Trolley Company Voile Gingham Children Spear Bros Gage Alden City Dock Clinton Thomas H. Griffin Catherine Street Leq B. Santangelo Arrigoni Hotel Hunting Hill Lake Avenue Rurant J. E. Bailey St. John’s Parochial School Women’s Relief Corps Robert Burke Pearl Street 24Th Regiment Stow James Kilty Grand Street H. S. O’connor Middletown Business College St. Aloysius’ Hall Walter R. Chapman Street Railway Newport R. I A. T. Chapman Kate C. Mead St. Aloysius Connecticut Co Abbot Davis Central National Bank Fort Slocum Davis St. Aloy Hall David Raynor Shore St Mary’s Church Grand Theatre Big Fox Brotherhood M. E E. S. Brightman Wesleyan Rex Raymond Maplesden Suffield Baptist Church Maplesden E. R. Hyde Grand ‘Theatre J. A. Masterton Clark True Masterton Sixth Regiment Military Bané New York Esther E. Parker Middletown High School Naugatuck Savings Bank Higginson Business Institute H. Markowitz Hubbard Street Benjamin Albertta V. Cruser Brooklyn N. Y George E. Russell West Street Bunce Lebanon St. Aloysius Society Edward Burke W. Cronin Id Gorman William Dillon Will McG Frank Barry Frank Ford Morris Main St Broatch’s Modern Twao Om Nee Ee Laurencie National War Garden Commission Washington, D. C Caulkins & Post Co MAIN Victory Gurnsey
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