The Thing We Love and Other Film Showings
A Middlesex program features The Thing We Love a Paramount Picture with Reid shown this evening and afternoon. Also vaudeville by The Geltons and acts by Rice Brothers Sterling and Chapman and Glaum plus The Eye serial and Wolves of the Ball release with William S. Hart planned for April 15 and 16 at the Middlesex Theatre.
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H. B
M. G
Paramount
Reid
Middlesex
Secret Service
Min
Mackitt
Frank
Grand Cello
Rose
Ash
And
Valdares
Grand Theatre
Eltons
Middletown
Rice Brothers
Sterling
Chapan
Glaum
Idolators
Eddie Polo
Twaystone
William J. Flynn
United Secret Service
King Baggot and
the Snow
Middlesex Theatre
Wolves
William
Hart
Fam H. Ince
Ladies Salute Him Discovers Unusual Drug Claim
A humorous note reports a chemist named Giscov in LINCINNALL discovering a drug that supposedly loosens gore and touchy corns, lifting the burden of pain and discomfort. The piece frames the finding as a curious local achievement by the chemist.
Local Chamber Forms Regular Meetings At Niantic
The Niantic town paper notes the first regular hearing of the chamber on Monday with 31 members. Officers include Herbert M. Swinney secretary Marion R. Davis treasurer Thomas J. Hill and directors Austin L Bush M R Davis James Bathgate J T Cruttenden F A Beckwith. Next meeting set for April 15 at the Morton house. The group plans monthly sessions and invites new members.
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Aerce
Herbert M. Swinney
Marion R. Davis
Thomas J. Hill
Austin L Bush
M. R. Davis
James Bathgate
J. T. Cruttenden
F. A. Beckwith
Morton House
Rohmeling
Chamber
James G. Hammond
New London Chamber of Commerce
South Street
Niantic River
New York
Boston
Niantic
Niantic Manufacturing Co
Mrs. Rice
Meriden
Fred. Weir
Portland
Mr. Hanens
Giant’s Neck
R. B. Gorton
Robert Duchette
Vivian Duchette
New London
Libby Cottage
Trade
Hartford
the Grove
Olivia Case
Brooklyn
N. Y
R. O. Libby
Ashley T. Boon
Norwich
The
Grove
J. Percy Morgan
Frank Russell
James E. Hurle
Charles Rudd
Worcester
Mass
J. C. Soden
Springfield
Lucy Theriault
New York City
James Metcalf
Middlefield Notes Include Grange Meeting and Local Visits
Middlefield reports Miss Lily May Terrill visiting East Hartford, and visits from E. C. Fortes of Brooklyn and Mrs. Hamilton of Wallingford. Middlefield Grange No 63 conferred first and second degrees on five members with a short program. News arrives of Miss Clara Parkins reaching France as a Grace hospital nurse. Union service planned at M. E. church Sunday evening. Rev. Albert Hawkes of Worcester visits Rev. G. B. Hawkes. Miss Agnes Grey visiting Hartford relatives.
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Middlefield
Lily May Terrill
East Hartford
E. C. Fortes
Brooklyn
Hamilton
Wallingford
Middlefield Grange
Town Hall
L. ©. Schriver
Charles Daniels
Esther Lyman
Nioma Clark
Walter Terrill
Albert Mousch
George Wetherill
Herbert Hawley
Grange
France
Clara Parkins
Grace Hospital
New Haven
M. E. Church
Albert Hawkes
Worcester
G. B. Hawkes
Agnes Grey
Hartford
Higganum News Briefs and Local Notices
Higganum reports Joe Righ returning from Vermont after attending his mother's funeral. Elen Sorenson missed work due to illness. Mrs. D. Baroni was in Hartford visiting her sister. Swedish Lutherans plan a Sunday afternoon service at 2 30 in the M E church. Cody received a power company thermometer ad lan dars available on request.
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Joe Righ
Vermont
Elen Sorenson
D. Baroni
Hartford
Hadlyme ends $5 House Wiring cam release
Central Conn. Sewer Light Co announces discontinuation of its $5 House Wiring cam in Hadlyme. The notice states the service is no longer available and provides no replacement details. Residents are advised to seek alternatives for home wiring guidance.
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Hadlyme
Central Conn
Sewer Light Co
Adv
Red Cross Flag Raised At East Hampton Town Rooms
East Hampton April 12 The Red Cross flag was raised yesterday on a new pole and drew noticeable attention from a distance. Fifty three ladies attended the Red Cross room gathering. Many local events were affected by wartime absences, with dances postponed and many youths joining the colors.
Rally at Grange hall and town notices in Rocky Hill
In Rocky Hill on April 12 Edward Walsted of East Hampton visited town and a large turnout attended a Grange hall rally last evening. Mr and Mrs Henry Hall plan to move into the Churchill house as the Kermodean family departs. Mrs Edwin Maskiell shows improvement after illness. The Bulkeley summer home on Main Street is under repairs as the family plans a New York visit. The Home Guard attend Sunday church, while Whist club hosts at Mrs R Murray's on Main Street. Julius Bulkley is ill with rheumatism and Stewart Bidwell has German measles. Jessie Bulkley sang at a King's Daughters meeting in Hartford. Carl Von Schultz plans to move into the Fagen house in the town's south part. Laurence Kelly suffered neuritis, and Sidney Templeman joined Leroy Sargent & Co. in Hartford.
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Rocky Hill
Edward Walsted
East Hampton
Grange Hall
Charles Pratt
Hartford
Henry Hall
Churchill House
W. J. Kermodean
Ernest Collins
Edwin Maskiell
Joseph Bulkeley
Main Street
New York
Herbert Thompson
Frank Holmes
Riverside Street
Congregational Church
Percy Bidwell
R. Murray
Leroy Sargent & Co
Shailerville School Aide Resumes Duties After Vacation
Miss Helen Case returns to Port er school Farmington after a three week vacation. George C. Russell was in Hartford on Thursday. The Red Cross met with Mrs.
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Promote Quick Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a mild laxative substitute for calomel claiming rapid effect on the bowel. The copy argues they avoid harming teeth unlike liquids or calomel and brighten mood, priced 10 and 25 cents per box.
Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color
Sage and Sulphur mixtures dating from grandmothers time adorn hair to a darker glossy shade. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, available at drugstores, darkens gray hair evenly by morning with one or two applications. Not a disease cure.
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Wyeth
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Miss Bera
Bara
Miss Bara
Rose of Blood
Harold Lockwood
I“ Square
Pearl White
Lincinnall
Giscov
Higganum
Red Cross
Siebert
Opera House
Teachers’ Association
R. A. Wall
Belle Mack
Chamber of Commerce
H. G. Hills
Sarah L. Chapman
Henry Metcalf
Abbie Butler
William Cahill
Harold Jeffries
Norman Hills
Clyde Rich
Joel Smith
Leander
Herman Dittman
Simon Baer
Elizabeth Shailer
Deep River
Haddam
Jesse Butler
Thomaston
Shailerville
Dr. Edwards
Arrigori
Liberty
Cello
Ross & Ashton
Jesse L. Lasky
Wallace Reid
Kathlyn Williams
Mack Sennett
Target Center
Thomas H. Ince
W. S. Hart
Eagle’s Eye
Germany
America
U. S. Secret Service
King Baggot
Marguerite Snow
Lusitania
Wes Addletown
Louise Glaum
William Fox
Atandard
Grand Theater
Adorno
Pauline Frederick
Benjamin Chapin
Victor Moore
Burton Holmes
Middletown Coal CO
OLD Company
Lehigh
Fuel Administration
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