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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1919
Page
7
In Out of the Fog its top attraction Nazmova headlines a powerful emotional screen adaptation from H. Austin Adams. The New York run is noted for its storm of human tragedy and passion set against sea like moods. Mollie King appears in Suspense as the Monday Tuesday feature.
One of the best photoplays seen by this city in many months is Out the Shadow starring Pauline ck and featuring Frederick, a strong recent performance. The sup is of the finest quality. Also Fatty Arbuckle in Camping Out and four acts of vaudeville. The show ends at 6 30 tonight.
Maria Thompson Daviess novel adapted for Paramount feature Little Miss Hoo shows April 4 and 16 with Marguerite Clark in the lead. Maryland scenes, heroic tears, and triumphant courage mark the role. Also Pathe serial Lightning Raider with Pearl White includes a cliff dash escape. Wu Fang plot and Homecoming of the 36th Division noted. Vaudeville four acts tonight. George Walsh in I’ll Say So. Woman’s Land Army film segment, Ridgewood footage, and big double bill Wednesday Cecelia of the Pink and The Moral Deadline featuring Davies and Elvidee.
Clinton April 12 The regular W C T U will meet Tuesday April 5 at 2 30 Miss Iva Parmelee has returned home from Hart Alta Buell returns from Chester visit Mr and Mrs Leander Whitman have moved back to High Ball area Miss Gertrude has moved in with John Hull L Dudley buys property in Deep River and plans to move with family Foerch relocates from Hull building to new High Street business location
Deep River locals share arrivals departures and errands including Abe Wimovsky’s Hartford trip, Sgt. Louie Ziegra’s Camp Devens furlough, and the Wimovsky family move. Church services list morning topics The Conquering Redeemer and Soft Music and Hard Work. Captain O Shea abroad studying law with 2000 officers foreign study. Cited obliquely are births, illnesses, real estate transfers and club convocation notes.
Rocky Hill April 12 entertain ment and dance by men of Rocky Hill Grange this evening at Grange Hall. Mrs Henry M Barnard named town chair of Women’s Victory loan committee. Steamer Hartford first trip to New York this afternoon. Various residents visited towns and churches hold services tomorrow. Schools to close next week Thursday for library opening Friday.
Essex reports furloughs and local visits including William Saunders aboard the U S S Birmingham and William Lewis at Centerbrook. Union fast day services are noted at Congregational vestry with Rev R D Trick at 8 pm. Palm Sunday services listed for Congregational and St John memorial churches, Baptist address by E R Hyde, and an invitation to veterans returning from overseas with patriotic singing.
Chester notices report Mr and Mrs Hilton C Brooks returning from a week in Atlantic City. The Chester Agricultural and Mechanical Society will meet at Cr Spencer home next Friday at 8 pm. Everett Hunt joined J Bates & Son. Mr and Mrs G M Abbey spend weekend with Hartford relatives. The King’s Daughters plan a meeting next Monday evening. Rev and Mrs S W Delzell spent days with Union City friends and the pastor will preach at the Baptist church with topics on church attendance and calming life.
Colchester updates report Mrs Elvira Carver moving household goods to Essex and future residence there. A L Stebbins buys a new automobile. M A Tainter Post G A R meets at Rev B D Remington's home. Palm Sunday at St Andrews observed. weather cancels Hebron ball game. Local clubs Wooster Lodge F and A M meet. Jewish holidays begin with business closures. Elizabeth and Sarah Bigelow return from Florida. Eliza beth Day hosts Sunday school conference.
Large attendance at the W C T U institute in Moodus marked by strong town and neighboring town representation. Miss Helen Brown of North Westchester performed, George Russell won the silver medal and the audience prize of 2.50 at the Continental event. Local residents noted improvements at L L Brooks residence and new net machines arriving at the Falls mill.
D McMillen from Hudson New York writes of back pain that made reading and writing painful. After taking two bottles Foley Kidney Pills his back and side felt relief as if a stream of water put out a fire. He urges belief in kidney and bladder trouble remedies.
A public talk headlines a timely topic with Pubilo invited to speak. The event aims to engage local readers and provoke discussion on current issues.
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