Norma Talmadge at Grand in Ghosts of the Past
Norma Talmadge appears at the Grand starring in Ghosts of the Past directed by Charles Miller. The program includes Pathe’s The House of Hate with Pearl White, a Sunshine comedy Are Married Police Men Safe, and The Devil Stone by Artcraft. The Middlesex and other features feature Geraldine Farrar in The Stone and The Son of Democracy from the Mount Mount series, with rights inquiries from Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Talmadge
Grand
Charles Miller
Normanadge
Theatre
Ite
Tal- Madge
Pathe
Pearl White
Antonio Moreno
Abraham Lincoln
Ben-jamin Chapin
Middlesex Theatre
Rine
Japan
He & Co
Tokio
Tnesday
Raffles
John More
Sonia Markova
Morgan
Dainty Violet Meru
Sidney Drew
Thers
Louise Glaum
Good Pictures
America
Benajmin Chapin
Local Notes From East Haddam April 8 Events
Billie Clark buys his brother H L Clark s auto. Arthur Spencer buys a motor from E E Brown s Kutle. Harry Reynolds and family visit from Hartford, as does Harry L Clark with his new roadster. Home Guards held target practice in Goodspeed hall. Various locals change jobs, boats get prepared, and fishing season begins with alewives and trout reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Mallory
Riverside Inn
A. Clifford Swan
Middletown
Amiel Washick
Riverside Garage
EB. H. Rose
Florida
F. H. Tracy
Deep River
Harry L. Clark
F. A. Clarke
E. E. Brown
Clark
Zember
G. N. Phelps
Boston
Fred Cone
B. A.lawton
Frank Ventres
R. H. Swan
Clark and Waterhouse
Arthur Spencer
B. A. Lawton
Marshall Miner
al Swan Yesteray
W. C. Drown
Meriden
A Drown
Lester Hallock
New Britain
Addie Hallock
Fasts for 35 Days in Downieville Cal
Downieville California reports Autariste Arsino has not eaten for thirty-five days, planning to continue for longevity. He has previously endured up to twenty-eight days without solid food. Logarmarsino declines to reveal his real age, but locals say he is over sixty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downieville
Cal
Arsino
Logarmarsino
Old Jesus
Lyme News Briefs and Local Notices
Lyme notes report Charles Banta finding work with Terry. Selectmen assign signal cops. Harold Bump visits from Camp Devens. Miss Kittie Ludington opens house for summer. John and Morris Chapman run a Shore Line trolley between Saybrook and New London. Ernest Rogers joins Saybrook to New London trolley service. Mr and Mrs Tomlinson of North Haven visit daughter Mrs Harold Pierson in Silltown. Mrs Mary Riddle, Lyme elder, laid to rest at Duck River cemetery. sons James and John. Caulkin auction with Lodwick Bill in session all day. Fire warden reports grass fires. studio fire destroys Mrs Talcott’s studio and contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyme
Charles Banta
Terry
Harold Bump
Camp Devens
Kittie Ludington
John
Morris Chapman
Saybrook
New London
Ernest Rogers
Mrs. Tomlinson
North Haven
Harold Pierson
Silltown
Mary Riddle
Duck River
James
John Riddle
Caulkin
Lodwick Bill
Ponsett Social Notes Highlight Local Relatives Trips
April 9 report from Ponsett lists Rev. W G Knowles returning from a week with relatives in New Haven Branford and Hamden. Miss Arline Champion and Miss Zella Champion teachers at Ponsett Center back from Lyme. Gertrude Farrelly returns to Burr from Noroton. Stephen Spencer noted in town recently. Mrs John Knowles visits sister Mrs Wallace in Devon. Mrs W E S Burr back home after travel. A car stuck in mud in front of the Methodist church Sunday night. Mrs Emma Burr and three children guests in Westbrook. Charles Robbins in Middletown on business. Florence Camp in New York City visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponsett
W. G. Knowles
New Haven
Branford
Hamden
Arline
Zella Champion
Ponsett and Ponsett Center
Lyme
Gertrude Farrelly
Burr
Noroton
Stephen Spencer
John Knowles
Wallace
Devon
W. E. S. Burr
Emma Burr
Westbrook
Charles Robbins
Middletown
Florence Camp
New York City
Hamburg Notes on Social News and Local Events
The dancing class reception drew a large crowd. Miss Marguerite Ely returns to Smith College after vacation at home. Miss Marjorie Lord and Miss Carrie Bill recover from German measles. Town folks attended Mrs. Caulkins auction in Old Lyme. Red Cross whist a t the Harding home Tuesday evening. The L B S meets midweek. Mrs. L D Harding and her daughter host dinner. Walsh family stayed at their summer home. Miss Mabel was seen in her new car. Pamona to meet with rs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Marguerite Ely
Smith College
Marjorie Lord
Carrie Bill
William Caulkins
Old Lyme
Red Cross
L. D. Harding
Daugter
Helen Gage
Walsh
Colchester Notes and Local Happenings April 9
Colchester reports include residents visiting New York and Massachusetts, auto maintenance for seasonal use, trout fishing slim yields, and cowslip gathering.Deaths: Mrs. Rachel M Adams on Hayward avenue at 87 after a short illness with funeral Thursday at 3. Liberty bonds selling fast as town nears its $20,000 target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colchester
James Maloney
Norwich
Thomas Rudden
Ray Squires
New York
Grange
M. J. Porter
E. A. Carrier
George F.brown
Palmer and Munson
Mass
Eliza Grover
Hayward Avenue
Michael Sullivan
Willimantic
Sullivan
Margaret
Minnie Cavanaugh
Amston Avenue
Truman Spencer
George Kramer
Carl Rogers
Salem
Rachel M. Adams
Joseph N.adams
Haywood Avenue
Julia Adams
L. C. Brown
H. A Blake
B. D. Remington
Louis Schlaich
Oakville
Liberty
Equal Franchise League meeting to hear Katharine Ludington
Rock hill April 9 Miss Alice Williams of Meriden visits mother Mrs L B Williams. Equal Franchise League meets Friday at 2 30 at Mrs Frederick R Comstock home with state president Miss Katharine Ludington speaking. Unclaimed post letters list several names. Navy enlistment news and local Grange activities noted. A Liberty Loan rally set for Grange hall Thursday with two out of town speakers and Goyers orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Alice Williams
Meriden
L. B. Williams
Equal Franchise League
Frederick R. Comstock
Katharine Ludington
Margaret H. O’brien
Hartford
Grace Swanson
Navy
Leon B. Humphrey
New York
Rocky Hill Grange
Pomona Grange
New Britain
L. W. Button
Grange Hall
Goyer
Theft at Page Boulevard Police Station in St Louis
A sneak thief at the Page boulevard police station stole a stickpin valued at $10 from James O. Murray who was there for draft examination on April 9. Murray reported the loss while being processed at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Page Boulevard
James O. Murray
Remington Strike Vote In Bridgeport Sees Large Turnout
Bridgeport machinists and tool makers vote to strike unless wage demands are met. Ninety-eight and a half percent approve, one percent oppose, and one percent vote blank. Tool makers seek eighty cents an hour and machinists seventy cents. Results sent to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport
Remington Arms
International
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Artcraft
Geraldine Farrar
the Lasky Company
Weird Fason
Miss Farrar
Farrar
Wallace Reid
Hobart Orth
James Neill
Horace B. Carpenter
Tully Marshall
Raymond Hatton
Theodore Roberts
Grand Theatre
Bessie Barriscale
Thomas H. Ince
the Middlesex
Girt
C. Gardner Cer
Prothy Warner
Ince
Princess Theatre
Dave K
Palitz Hartford
Johnny Kid Alberts
Niel McCabe
Scotty
Kid Sage
Viola
Kid Patto
Kid Joe
Joyce’s
Kearns’ Cafe
Cadwell’s Cafe
Town Hall
Flanders
France
J. J. Todd
McKenna and
Pimiott
Remington Strike
Matinee
Jesse L. Lasky
The
Jeanie MacPherson
Beatrice DeMille
Leighton Osman
Cecil B. DeMille
Paramount Pictures Corporation
Benjamin Chapin
Polis Road
Wellington
Sylvia
Ray and
Pagana
Curry and
Graham
Estelle Lovenburg
Nearey Bros
Mack Sennett
W. S. Hart
Eagle’s Eye
William J. Flynn
U. S
Secret Service
King Baggot
Marguerite Snow
Lusitania
GUYER
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
New Pathe
Scream
John Barrymore
Voilet
Merserau
Raiders
Idolator
Hartman Drug Company
Max Press
Liberty Loan
Ci Able
Federal 3
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