Portland 433 for Service and Early Registrations
In registry day actions 493 men aged 18 to 45 enrolled with 433 reg istrations completed by 8 pm. Among registrants are 26 citizens and 107 others with eight African Americans. Notable pairs include father and son registrations. The day records show the 18-year-olds and a spread up to 45 with a variety of ages listed. Registrars on duty include Harry Howe chief and John C. Barry among others. Found dead in Middletown, John Mitchell, age about 65, heart failure is confirmed by Medical Examiner Dr. Sears. James Olson arrested for drunkenness after a disturbance and a large bottle of rye seized. Six months interest on Third Liberty Bond due midmonth. invest in war savings stamps via post offices. Various social notices, visits, and meetings follow including club caucus schedules and lodge officer elections.
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Tan
Walter H.field
Richard
George
Arthur
Frank Ander
Hjalmar
John Johnson
Amond
Fred Hall
Ad Hi Jr
Gail T. Lloyd
Nts
Harry Howe
John C. Barry
F. A. Goodrich
Frank J. Brainerd
H. C. Finkle
Floyd S. S
William E. Parker
Edmund @lizewski
George C. Pascall
John ©. Burnham
F. William Nelson
Z. C. Flood
D. A. Carlson
John Mitchell
Rapalio Avenue
Middletown
Air Line Avenue
C. A. Sears
Sears
Robert McBrien
A. J. Emmons
New Jersey
Portland
Lillian Anderson
Meriden
Ferdinand Anderson
Waverly Avenue
Cramer
C. M. ‘Road
Fairview Avenue
Catherine Flood
South Street
New London
Main Street
Hannibal
J.H. Boughton
Harry J. Johnson
Medical Department
Cornelius Hansen
Edna
Commerce Street
New York
Cornelius Hansen, Jr
U. S
Belmar
N. J
Chapel of
St. John the Baptist
O. H. Raftery
Bell's Hall
John Cosgrove
Fort Slocum
N. Y
Freestone Council
Frank G. Flood
P. Butler
John E. Barry
John Bransfield
Hose Company
John T. Coates
Harry Rawson
Hartford
D. W. Robertson
Black Hall
A. Sears
Cromwell War Exhibit And Rally At Gardener’s Home
In Cromwell on Sept 13 a Junior Army exhibit and a band concert will be held at the gardener’s home Station 8. A canning demonstration is at 4 PM. The town welcomes war effort progress with a fuel conservation check and a later registration rally led by Dr Halleck, marking Lafayette and Pershing anniversaries and the Star Spangled Banner finale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Canning Club
Emeda Sage
Springfield
Maine
John Myers
Meriden
A. Avery Hallock
Gladys Merrills
Pauline Jarvis
Hartford
Co. D. State Guard
A. H. Frazer
Halleck
Lafayette
General Pershing
Marne
Burdick
Infant dies in East Berlin home. burial set at Wilcox
Vincent Har old Daniels, 13 days old, died Tuesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs William Daniels in East Berlin. Interment will be in Wilcox Cemetery. Alma Kramer of Clinton, Mass, is visiting relatives. Local registration at library ran to 63 registrants with few doubts. First frost noted but not damaging. Caucuses for town officers to be held before Tuesday. notices not yet posted. Teachers meeting held. only one school session. Vegetables abound in fields and canning dominates season activity.
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East Berlin
Vincent Harold Daniels
William Daniels
Wilcox Cemetery
Alma Kramer
Clinton
Mass
E. W. Mildrum
A. A. North
L. A. Westcott
Colchester News Briefs and Events Sept 13
The town records 237 residents aged 18 to 46 with 236 white men and one negro. The Old Guard Band gave a 7 p.m. concert indoors due to weather. The Junior Food Army Fair opens at Grange hall with music by the band. Local visits include Mrs. Jennie Holbrook of St Louis and Mrs. Emma Hall of Hartford visiting residents. Mrs. E A Carrier and Mrs. L C Brown spent a day in Hartford. Miss Marion Sullivan returned from Putnam where she visited Miss Potter.
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Colchester
Old Guard
Grange Hall
Jennie Holbrook
St. Louis
Lebanon
Danielson
Emma Hall
Hartford
Ella M. Staples
E. A. Carrier
L. C. Brown
Marion Sullivan
Putnam
Miss Potter
Miss Marion Bidwell Joins Camp Merritt Nursing Duty
In Glastonbury September 13 Miss Marion Bidwell left for Camp Merritt New Jersey to serve as a Red Cross nurse. Dorothea Kellam has returned from Middletown visiting Mrs Ellsworth Gay. Marion Brainard enjoys a brief East Orange vacation with her ill mother Mrs Sarah K Brainard. Wilbert Case and wife plan relocation to Ensign Street East Hartford after selling their Chestnut Hill home. A St Luke's parish lawn social at Senator Henry Hunt's home raised a neat sum for the organ fund. Frederick Loomis and George Burne spend a week in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tere
Ensign Street
East Hartford
Henry H. Hunt
St. Luke's Parish
Frederick Loomis
George Burne
New Yorkty
Saybrook Point News Bites and Notices
Mrs Annie Lord and Miss Marjorie Lord and Stanley Davis took an automobile trip on Wednesday. Charles F Williams, ill with typhoid fever, is able to be up daily. Clayton B Spencer enlists in the aviation corps and expects a short furlough at home. James H Day and son Donald were business visitors in New Haven on Wednesday. Miss M C Holman spent Wednesday with Mrs J G Cavlary in New London. Teachers council to meet in chapel at six this evening. Illustrated lecture at Congregational church Sunday on children and refugees of France. Mrs Harold W Pease spending two weeks out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Point
Annie Lord
Marjorie Lord
Stanley Davis
Charles F. Williams
Clayton B. Spencer
E. C. Spencer
Aviation Corps
James H. Day
Donald
New Haven
M. C. Holman
J. G. Cavlary
New London
Teachers’ Council
France
Harold W. Pease
East Hampton Seeks Registrants and Local News
East Hampton records Registration Day with 236 eligible men, 233 white and 3 colored, ages 15 to 45. Wounded in action is Private David Griggs, with prior bravery noted. Local social notes report returns, exhibits, dances, and community reminders including loyalty bonds and photo requests for servicemen.
Deep River Community Notes and Upcoming Meetings
In Deep River on Sept 13 total town grammar and high school registration reaches 455 with printery attendance separate at 44 from neighboring towns. Charles Glover set to join Winchester Arms Co in New Haven Monday. Congregational church society delays pulpit plan for winter. next meeting Sept 19 to decide arrangements during Mr Morton’s France visit. Town residents hosting visitors from New Haven and Brooklyn. Local entertainment includes Lois Weber and Philip Smalley in Scandal Mongers with Pathe News. dancing noted as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Charles Glover
Winchester Arms Co
New Haven
Edward Cooney
New Jersey
Augusta Southworth
M. C. Howard
Elmer
Mary Looby
Max Wimovsky
Samuel Bass
Brooklyn
Congregational Church Society
Morton
France
John Jopson
H. E. Jopson
Town Hall
Lois Weber
Philip Smalley
Pathe News
Adv
Essex Community Notes and Local Events
Essex reports social visits from Long Island and New Haven residents, factory improvements on Railroad avenue, and a new baby born to Newton and Mrs Fields of Essex. Local members prepare for military call ups, church society meetings, and travel news. Public notice restricts baggage handling after September 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
E. W. Staples
Joseph Trevail
Long Isand
Crawford G. Cheney
Champlin Square
Eastern Point
Lawrence Jones
Walter Rosedale
Lewellyn Mack
New Haven
Pratt & Company
Railroad Avenue
John S. Hutchinson
Hartford
Newton Fields
Fields
Paul M. Johns
Fort Slocum
W. S. E. Society
M. E. Church
John Davis
Democratic caucus set for Grange hall in Rocky Hill
In Rocky Hill on Sept 13 a Democratic caucus will convene at 8 o clock at the Grange hall. Local notes include H H Grant away on business and several residents from Hartford and East Haddam visiting or ill. The library was open at usual hours amid a note on pessimism from Detroit Free Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Grange Hall
H. H. Grant
Harry Hall
Hartford Hospital
Marcus H. Hills
Edward Stevens
Hartford
Frank
Edward Williams
East Haddam
Frank Warner
Martin Tennyson
Salty Ocean Impresses Arizona Soldiers at Atlantic City
At Atlantic City yesterday 1,500 soldiers from the southwestern states training at Camp Dix visited the Boardwalk. Two Arizonans in the group sampled the seawater, dipping fingers in the ocean and remarking its saltiness with a hearty exclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Camp Dix
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Gilder) Olson
A. J. Foley
Gildersleeve
Howard
Willis
Gillis
South Glastonbury
East Hampton
David Griggs
Charles Griggs
David
Young Griggs
Gordon Cody
Higganum
Everard Day
New Milford
Harold Cone
Glastonbury
Frederick Dunham
St. Aloysius
Nu Gamma Kappa Club
Center Grammar School
Clarence Goff
Bristol
Gordon Bevin
Chatham Pharmacy
F. Valli
Louis
East Hampton Bank and Trust Co
Detroit
Free Press
Caulkins' & Post Co
Nation Department
Williams
Castile
Kurley-Kew Wavers
Shetland
Uné Bf
Dry Goods Alliance
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