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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
7
A powerful stage drama adaptation by H. Austin Adams titled Ception, popularized by Naximova, transfers to a film setting. The story centers on a girl who faces the full penalty for her love, tracing life’s consequences in a successful New York run.
A program note lists Nazimova in a tropical tale and Mollie King at Grand Theatre, with Wil 8 Hart in Well Lowry, George Walsh in I'll Say So, Hollie Polo in The Lure of the Circus, Are You A Mason at Middlesex, plus vaudeville acts Joe and Agnes Reilly and others. Pauline Frederick's Out of the Shadow screens at Middlesex, with Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out.
Mr and Mrs R H Shailer of New Britain were in town. Adelbert Buell Robert Bailey Sean Case and E R Shailer attended Kin Lodge East Haddam Monday for M M degree exemplification with over one hundred present. William Hubbard Willis Buell Mr Latshaw House Mrs Jesse E Butler welcomed a newborn son from Middlesex hospital. Mrs Dittman and Mrs Lean Case joined a Monday social at Mrs F s. Joseph Fisher of Thomaston visited Mrs Jesse Butler.
Clinton, 10 Mrs Ella Hil home Tuesday after the wiatter In Florida. William Horan and young son Jr of Guilford were the of her father Thomas E Lynch on Tuesday. Tryon, one of the 102nd t, to return on the Mount on last week, is spending a days with Mrs Charles Crum and has returned Ransom Tucker a two weeks visit with in East Hampton. Mrs Emily Meigs has been spend.
The town committee names a chairman to succeed Miss C E Moore and assigns F Hoxsie Charles M Poet and President H E B Kelsey to oversee Public Green care this summer. Various residents return from winter elsewhere, negotiations and meetings occur, and local properties undergo changes as plans unfold.
Cromwell news notes April 10 reports Mrs William Carrolls visit to the Greaves home on Pleasant street. Thomas Noble and wife visit relatives in New Haven. Grade eight at Nathaniel White school toured Hartford. Thomas W Beaumont chairing Victory loan drive announces captains H H Frazier Rev A E Elmauist W C Noble James McAllister B J Coe Lars Emil Swanson J T Cant range for speakers. medals struck from German cannons to honor patriotic service. Helmets awarded for top sellers. town allotment pending. Cromwell focus on industry and business. Count Equality F of A to meet. pany D and C 8 G to hold meetings Friday night.
Miss Eva Bacon of Hartford is the guest of relatives in town. Mrs. Richard Hulbert and daughter are visiting relatives. Arthur Benson left for Flint Michigan on business. Modern Woodmen hold a meeting at M E church tonight. The stone quarry is rushing and sending out a number of cargo daily. Brickyards are ready to resume brickmaking.
In a decisive upcoming game at West Madison tomorrow, Springfield and Middletown prepare for a fast high quality basketball battle. Officials from New York AAU aim for even calls as both teams, led by Springfield’s Jackson Chapin King Green and Middletown’s Wilkinson Hahn Salmonson Shultz, race for the season’s final win. Also noted are Cobb joining the Tigers and Dempsey receiving an England offer, with Hartford’s defeat of New Britain highlighting local hoops activity.
A young soldier served many months without a proper uniform. He was housed in quarantine then placed in a depot awaiting a standard issue. A specially fitted uniform was ordered but the armistice arrived before it could be issued, and the man arrived home discharged in civilian clothes.
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