Literary success the Over shown at Mt this evening
A literary success screening titled The Over will be shown at the Mt theater this evening. Filmed at Miss, the production is expected to attract local readers and cinema enthusiasts.
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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1919
Page
7
Code of the Yukon at the Select on Wednesday
Mitchell Lewis stars in Code of the Yukon at the Select Theatre with Jean Dubois, a French Canadian hunter. The plot follows Dubois seeking the man who wronged his sister and aims to make him pay as trouble breaks the lonely North woods.
Mitchel Lewis in Code of the Yukon and Middlesex Double Bill
The page reviews Mitchell Lewis in Code of the Yukon with Kitty Gordon and Betty Cardon, plus a double bill at Middlesex featuring As the Sun Went Down and Ship Abbey. It notes other films and showings at Grand Theatre and mentions a public reception and a postal telegraph postmaster general dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlesex
Paramount
Martin
Alsi Edith
Y West
Oan City Times
He Hich
Postal ‘Telegraph Co
Mathe
A Useful Animal in Funetiece Chronicle
A fragmentary notice recalls a porcupine place and drivers altering course to give wide berth. The text notes motorists and a peculiar street scene with unclear names and terms. It preserves a fleeting image rather than a full event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Funetiece Chronicle
Local Notes on Meeting, Classes and Vacancies
The association elected William Watrous secretary pro tem at a meeting adjourned to next Monday at the same hour. Miss Sadie Miller and a friend were visiting up the river. John Lund stayed with his mother Mrs Sophie. School notes report perfect attendance for the winter term with list of students by room and teacher. The spring term begins Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Watrous
Tom
Okey
Sadie Miller
John Lund
Sophie
Scovilleard Burr
Orville Burr
Louis Dickinson
Ronle
Mary Lavezzoli
Leonard Williame
Miss Ott
Alta Whitmore
Miss Eldridge
Edward Atwood
Lillian Chvatel
Rose Calarco
Percy Clark
Florence Holmes
Stuart Joslyn
Orville Kelsey
Catherine Leet
Monti Lavezzoli
Helen Montana
Josephine Rolleri
Harry Sypher
Clara Waring
Miss Richardson
Elsis Gladding
Joseph Miksa
Joseph Rolleri
Carmelita Spencer
Old Saybrook Daily Social Roundup and Travel Notes
Old Saybrook reports Rev. William F. White officiating at a Hinsdale N H funeral. Bilis returns from New York City. Mrs Margaret Farrell visits New Haven then stays here for summer. Sergeant William P Allen discharged and in the Capitol on business. J F Knox returns to Pittsfield from visit to Hartford. James Brady back from Hartford after visiting Curran and Miller. Leon Miller to move Shore Line family here. Charles A Maynard joins Valley branch crew. Mrs William R Bushnell returns from Montclair N J. Freight train service remains high. meadows flooded by river freshet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Saybrook
William F. White
First Congregational Church
Hinsdale
N. H
Co. C. Bilis
New York City
Margaret Farrell
New Haven
Mill Rock Avenue
William P. Allen
Old Lyme
Charles A. Maynard
Valley
William R. Bushnell
Montclair
N. J
Birthday celebration and town notices at Haddam Neck
Fourteen friends and schoolmates honored Sterling C Gillette Jr. on his twelfth birthday with a pleasant afternoon. Selden Clark resumes studies at Storrs College after returning Monday. Capt and Mrs G T Sandin spent Sunday at home then left for Washington and Boston. Ladies' Aid meets Wednesday with Mrs Hannah M Selene. A party of thirty locals plans to attend a Middletown movie tonight. Mr and Mrs C B Brooks are in Middletown today. A Wednesday fire greatly damaged P J Langdon's barn before being subdued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddam Neck
Sterling C Gillette, Jr
Selden Clark
Storrs Colege
G. T. Sandin
Washington
Boston
Ladies’ Aid Society
Hannah M. Selen
Middletown
C. B. Brooks
P. J. Langdon
Essex area social and church notices brighten April day
April 1 events include Alfred Walden's over Sunday stag at city and Ladies Aid of George Carter's club in Ivoryton. Rev R D Trick visited. Lite club meets at Maneelen Strong's Center home. Essex town hall hosts final high school basketball game vs New Haven Methodists. Scouts at St Johns parish house. Mrs Fred B Bradeen and relatives visited Maine. W S B society meets at Mrs William Sizer's home. Mrs Harry Pierce and young son visited Mrs George Dibble in Ivoryton. Stetson Ryan of Middletown visited Essex. Thelma Dorothy Gish in Battling Jane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Walden
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. Sanateee S
George Carter
Ivoryton
R. D. Trick
Maneelen Strong
Tee Ratiee
New Haven
Fred B. Bradeen
Maine
William Sizer
Harry Pierce
George Dibble
Ivory
Joseph V. Trevail
Clinton
Stetson Ryan
Middletown
Essex
Moodus Daily Roundup Highlights Local People and Incidents
Moodus on April 1 reports Mrs. George Barber of New Britain at her father's home F. J. Carrier. Hartford visitors include G. P. Lecrenier Jr and his son A. J. Lecrenier at the parental house. Rep. C. H. Emily's wife ill. nurse Miss Carrie L. Bowers assisting. C. S. Gates toured Chester and Deep River. Weaver Nellie Griffin injured by a flying shuttle at Hall Lincoln mill. Dr. Plumstead called. Henry L. Labensky returns from the south. Joseph Egeter of Carrier House hospitalized for heart trouble. Steve Cook discharged from a camp near Boston. Meat peddler Henry oo faced snow drift. wagon overturned but no major damage. Judge A. E. Purple loses a cow. helper Mr. Liebke loses a ten-month calf. G. B. Hall of North Moodus reports a very sick cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moodus
George Barber
New Britain
F. J. Carrier
G. P. Lecrenier, Jr
Hartford
G. P. Lecrenier
A. J. Lecrenier
Emily
C. H. Emily
Carrie L. Bowers
C. S. Gates
Chester
Deep River
Nellie Griffin
Hall- Lincoln Mill
Dr. Plumstead
East Haddam
Henry L. Labensky
Joseph Egeter
Carrier House
Steve Cook
Boston
Henry Oo
A. E. Purple
Liebke
Purple
G. B. Hall
North Moodus
Jad Salts Promoted for Kidney Health in Poor Quality Ad
An old advertising passage touts Jad Salts as a remedy for backache kidney discomfort and bladder irritation. It claims uric acid from meat harms kidneys, advises drinking water and taking four ounces of Jad Salts daily, and asserts the product cleanses kidneys and prevents trouble.
Japanese Rail Expert Visits to Study U S Systems
Baron Shimpei Goto, famed Japanese railroad expert and diplomat, arrived in San Francisco for a proposed U S study tour. He aims to assess American railways to plan extensions in Japan, Siberia, and China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Shimpei Goto
Japan
Higganum Mourns Passing Of War Weary Town Notes
Higganum reports April town events with Mrs. Tate and her two sons visiting, Phylis Clark and Irene Hubbard's class event postponed, locals attending Little Women at Middlesex, Red Cross garment drive urged for war relief, and Mrs. Mark B. Clark to speak at South Church Sunday school in Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higganum
Tate
Kiam
George
Clark
Phylis Clark
Poe
Mies Irene Huebard
Haddam
C. B. Carlson
P. L. Cody
Middlesex
Red Cross
Mark B. Clark
South Church
Middletown
Westchester News Briefs From April Local Notes
The Merry Workers met with Mrs. Kaufman on Tuesday of last week. Miss Claire Lycette is home from the New Haven training school after recovering from tonsillitis. Mrs. Peterson was in East Hampton on Wednesday. Clinton Williams spent a couple of days at Storrs College. George Kaufman was in MI on Wednesday. School opens today at the bridge after a week-long vacation. Miss Dorothea Williams of Hartford spent the weekend at her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Street
Merry Workers
Kaufman
Claire Lycette
New Haven
Peterson
East Hampton
Clinton Williams
Storrs College
Ntly
George Kaufman
Bridge
Dorothea Williams
Hartford
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Li Hsun
Kitty Gordon
Cummings
Werner Olandt
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Hebron
Eldrege
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Spencer Webb
the Thelma
Dorothy Gish
Jane
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Westchester
Ely
Florence Reed
Dustin Farnum
New York
Fire Code of the
Big Six Reel
Eddie Polo
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
Louisa M. Alcott
Paramount Artcraft
Anne Maxwell
George Kelson
Harley Knoles
Rene Guissart
Pearl White
Lightning Raider
Jesse L. Lasky
Vivian Martin
Paramount Picture
George Wal
Ton
Marlon Fairfax
Robert Vignola
Edith Storey
Billy West
Theodore Roberts
Pudd’nhead Wilson
Travel
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Victor Egg Preserver
Victor
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Smith Mew Co
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Apothecaries Hall Co
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