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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1919
Page
10
Residents attended a brief session where a resolution approved a tax plan to fund the treasury starting July 1, 1919. The meeting adjourned at 8 12 to allow the mayor, treasurer, and committees to review the year's orders and actions.
A Springfield Union excerpt argues Bolshevism offers consolation amid postwar distress by suggesting that worse outcomes could befall nations. The fragment notes prewar fears and wartime sacrifices, presenting a cautious perspective on international upheaval and morale.
Pore tonic value Peptiton offered as a last word medicine in coated pills designed for easy use without water or opiate. It claims to boost appetite, support nerves, resist disease, and quickly improve health while preventing perilous illness by encouraging immediate treatment.
A comprehensive program proposes posters in 343 Connecticut railroad stations and collaborations with movie theatres, Americanization centers, and pay envelopes. The Social Service league funds a Travelers Aid committee with $5, while thrift clothing profits aid relief.
Easter advertising shows gatherings at Saints hall and Siebert’s for Monday night dances with Hahn’s and Adm. 75c admission. Also notes St Aloysius ball, Easter Monday events at Durham Town hall, and various florals, refreshments, and garden items from Fountain’s greenhouse and local fruitery. Red Cross rooms closed until Monday morning. many travelers return home after visiting Portlaru.
Funeral of Mrs Mary wife of John Murphy will leave W J Coughlin Sons undertakers at 8 30 Saturday morning and depart St Mary's church at 9 o'clock. burial in St Mary's cemetery in Portland. Funeral of Carl Algot Johnson held this afternoon at 2 35.
Wesleyan Debating Council last night at the Eclectic House elected M. A. Potter of Long Branch president and manager for the season. The council outlined plans for a May 15 triangu lar debate with Brown and Bowdoin and a revised rushing system to address criticism. The Interfraternity Council, formed to oversee rush rules, elected H. M. Grinton president, E. O. Titus vice president, and R. J. Keelen secretary, with two representatives from each fraternity group.
Leslie's recalls the 72nd division marching through New York with full discipline while millions watch. It contrasts with wartime route step at foreign ports where greetings were exchanged. The author urges returning troops be allowed friendly recognition and smiles from loved ones.
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