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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1919

Page

7

Clayton Stars In Satan Junior and Third Floor Melodrama

The article previews Clayton in the title role with sharp wit and culture, Viola Dana in Satan Junior, Forbes Robertson in the Third Floor, plus a Fatty Arbuckle feature. A Universal Weekly note highlights Youthful Work shown at the Grand with four acts, involving a traveling printer who starts a newspaper in a bad town and confronts insults to women in a violent sequence.

Clayton Viola Dana Satan Forbes Robertson Fatty Arbuckle Universal Toru Bureday Tora Red

Temptation and Farrar at Middlesex and Grand theatres

The Middlesex screens Geraldine Farrar in Temptation on Thursday, with her portrayal of Renee a singer whose rising fame makes her a target for Otto Muller an impresario. Grand theatre features Tom Mix in Hell Roarin’ on Friday and Saturday, promising a wild mountain plunge and balcony leap in a Wil production.

Temptation Paramount Geraldine Farrar the Middlesex Farrar Renee Sheer Otto Muller Moran Burton Travel Grand Theatre Wil

Miss Lindren and Zyephia visit New London event

In Ivoryton on April 23 Misses Sarah Anna Lindren and Zyephia were in New London while Smith of Mystic remained in town. Mary F. Potter returned this morning after vacation. An event at Deep Town Hall hosted by the Holy Name Catholic church featured Dane whist with good prizes and the best time of the season, though some were not present.

Sarah Anna Lindren Zyephia New London Tues- Smith Mystic Mary F. Potter Deep Town Hall Holy Name of the Catholic Church Adv

Thieves Kill Officer in Auto Theft Shootout

An officer died instantly on April 23 during a gunfight with two car thieves attempting to steal a vehicle. Police say the thieves fled the scene as the rifle squad continued the manhunt with other officers aiding in the investigation.

Diece Aes

Aglear Complexion Fat Wares Can Live

Fragmentary OCR item hints at a possible local notice or column note referencing complexion, fat wares, and a live event. Details are unclear. entities and concrete facts are not present to form a coherent summary.

Local furlough and war drive events planned in town

Mr and Mrs John D Kelsey attend a relative's funeral in Hartford. A whist and dance in the tower hall Friday by the Holy Name society to raise funds for painting the church and parochial residence is nearly arranged. The Victory loan drive begins Monday and runs through the war's fifth year as workers canvass numerous named committees and streets. A war relic train arrives May 7 at 4 45 pm and a five reel film The Price of Peace will be shown in the town hall under town government auspices.

John D. Kelsey Hartford Tower Hall Holy Nama Society Victory Loan E. BR. LaPlace G. A. Wormwood Winter Avenue Daniel J. Kelly Union Street Arthur M. Pratt Main Street Proul Judson North Main Street Louie Bree Raymond J. Ferguson Essex Street Leon Schlick River Street C. R. Post Meadow Woods Gilbert P. Eagan Delmont Tufts Kirtland Street Edgar R. LaPlace Spring Street Emma Ziegra Bride Street Clara Ziegra Village Street Jerome H. Russell High Street May L’hommedieu Elm Street A Kelly West Bridge Street Eugene S. Lord Harry A. Moore Read Street Frank A. Hefflon R. L. Selden

Deep River Holy Name Sale and Whist Dance Ad

Friday afternoon and evening events in Deep River Town Hall promote a Holy Name sale and a whist and dance evening with prizes and music. Featuring two notices encouraging attendance and participation in the parish fundraiser and social gathering.

Deep River Town Hall

Measles in Higganum and Grange Activities Noted

Beatrice Quinn daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Quinn is ill with measles. A Grange meeting is planned for Saturday morning and afternoon. Mrs Elmer F Whitney and daughter Marjorie of Shelton visited the Spencers. A Grange meeting occurs Friday evening. Mrs Frank Fuller was in Middlebury yesterday. The Chester wash truck was in town. Herbert and Elton Jonson have recovered from measles. A dance is planned Saturday evening at Brainard's Hall by local youths. Esther Baroni, ill, resumed activities.

Higganum Beatrice Quinn Thomas Quinn Grange 8 Farm Bureau Elmer F. Whitney Zine Marjorie Shelton Ellis Spencer Grange Frank Fuller Middle Businens Chester Herbert Elton Jonson Brainard’s Hall Hsther Baroni

Potts in New York on business. Bogart in Hartford hospital

Chester reports Samuel Potts in New York on business for a few days while William Bogart lies in a Hartford hospital in the morning. Miss Lydia Fargo owns a four pen automobile. A social event by the Catholic Dancing Society promises prizes, music, and a top time of the season in Friday's Deep Society gathering.

Chester Samuel Potts New York William Bogart Hartford Lydia Fargo

State Guards Ball Highlights Season in New Town

Last evening the State Guards held a military ball in the new town hall, Pratt's orchestra from Deep River provided music, and the event closed a notable season. Also noted are town-tax reminders, carpenters shingling Saybrook residents, and local visits including Mrs. Johanna Samuelson’s funeral and navy man Charles Tiley’s family stop. A Pond's Drug Store one cent sale runs April 24, 26, and 27 with a buy one get one for a cent offer.

James Chrystal Ivoryton State Guards New Town Haii Pratt Deep River Saybrook Charles Young Saybrook Street Henry A. Braddock New York Luther Braddock West Hussex Cn Hire Niles E Gladding Gilman Charles Goodwin Hartford Dauntless Club Annie Abistrim Higganum Johanna Samuelson Charlies Tiley United States Navy Richard B. Tiley Livy Babcock S Iphila LeRoy Babcock Sarah Hilley

Durham News Highlights and Local Movements

Durham notes show residents traveling, work shifts, and farm leases. Ella Parsons leaves for Severndale Mass while A C Fowler visits from Puiaahnela on business. William Coleman and family plan to move to Charles Selander’s home as Harry Selander works for Merriara Manufacturing Co. Laura Linsley of Branford dies, remembered by Durham friends. her husband Tay lor Linsley mourns. A. A. Camp hosts the death visit, with Mrs. E. A. Markham shipping seed potatoes from Milford. William P. Camp leases Selander’s farm for a year. A Fifth Victory loan bond drive committee is named with Durham quota at 18 700, aiming to meet it by week’s end. A W O W ball invites all to Durham town hall on Friday April 25 with dancing and Hahan’s orchestra.

Durham Ella Parsons Severndale Mass A. C. Fowler Puiaahnela Bre Page William Coleman Charles Selander Harry Selander Merriara Manufacturing Co Laura Linsley Taylor Linsley Branford A. A. Camp Paul Peck Wilcox Newton Harold C. Parsons Ham Hattie M. Newton Blanche Thayer Sarah Burr Durham Town Hahan

Local items note discharge and homecoming in Cromwfll

Harry J Anderson has been honorably discharged from the United States and returned home. Miss Anna Nyrens is recovering from illness. The Sunshine Sewing circle meets Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs P Ancesson on Main Street. Arthur Fillmore and family move into A N Pierson’s cottage on the Plains. Clifford Bailey bought the house on River Street built in 1803 by William Belcher. A garret exploration noted a shingle conference date. Mrs Henry Buckeley is ill at Mrs Wirshing’s home with a nurse in attendance. Mr and Mrs Walter Bailey and daughter Dorothy visited town yesterday.

Harry J. Anderson United States Anna Nyrens Wm. Belcher Henry Buckeley Wirshing Walter Bailey Dorothy

Eight year old Edwin Doherty injured by bicycle accident

Edwin Doherty, eight, suffered injuries near Reynolds' store when a loose dash board chain caught and pulled him under a moving car wheel. One or two ribs reportedly broken. he rested fairly well during the night. Winds were cold in Essex during the State Guard social and dance last evening.

Edwin Doherty Reynolds State Guard Essex R. P. Stillman Junction Ess New Haven Hartford Valley Branch H. Chapman Saymeena Point New York Wm. M. Chandler Ruth Dkapcuu Ey. Tsrespo

Haddam to Celebrate 100th Haddam Sunday School

Arrangements are under way for Haddam Sunday school’s 100th anniversary on May 11. A Liberty scan will be held at the Congregational church tomorrow evening with Lt. Albert H. Simons of Hartford expected to speak. Several village residents plan to attend the Haddam Neck rally tonight. Granite Lodge No. 119 F and A M held its regular meeting with district deputy visiting and M M degree conferred. Visitors from East Haddam and Deep River lodges attended. Eastern Star members helped with refreshments.

Haddam Congregational Church Albert H. Simons Hartford Harry W Rpold William Kelsey Ladies’ Sexing Society Winifred Lewis Bristol Haddam Neck Granite Lodge No. 119 Columbia Lodge East Haddam Trinity Deep River Ladies of the Eastern Star

Centerbrook News Roundup Across Town

C L Jones and family move to Willimantic. Miss Parker returns after vacation away. Nott School opens after a week off. Miss Miller back in Centerbrook. Sophomores plan a large masquerade Thursday with Fratts orchestra. The State Guards meet in the new town hall tonight.

Centerbrook C. L. Jones Willimantic Parker Nott School

Grange Meeting and Health Update At Local Hall

A Grange meeting occurred last night in Grange hall. Miss Jennie Mintz returned home from a week in New York. The Victory Loan quota reached 17000 dollars. Mrs Julia Burns of East Hampton visited town with Mrs John Slater. A Civil War talk drew interest. The youngest Civil War soldier enlisted at age 12 and served three years. Miss Yetta Mints left for New York after a week at her home.

Apen Gaeror West Page E Grange Grange Hall Jennie Mintz New York Elizabeth G. Day Hartford Julia Burns East Hampton John F. Slater Yetta Mints

Community Notes From Hebron Parish and Nearby Towns

Mrs Edwin Birdseye of Meriden visited Hebron on Monday to see relatives. John N Hewitt Fitch Jones and Fred Rathbun attended Camp Devens parade. George A Little returned home from Rockville for the weekend. Tennant and children visited Jared Tennant's family Sunday. Campfire Girls held a whist party in Town hall Tuesday. Elmer Lord delivered mail on R F D route No 1 Monday. E T Smith Frank R Post Banks Jones H C Porter and Mrs Kinney were in Rockville Tuesday. F O Brown of Exeter also visited. Mrs L W Robinson stayed in Norwich last week with Mrs H E Church and attended the Delta Upsilon Phi banquet at Wauregan house. Mrs E A Raymond spent a day in Hartford last week. Mr and Mrs Winthrop Porter and Robert Porter of New York were guests of relatives last week. Miss Helen Johnson visited her father Wm Johnson in Middletown over Sunday. Mrs H R Viner, unwell, went to Hartford for treatment and is reported improved. John Howie, who sold his place to Will Wood, will move to the Rottman place soon.

Hebron Edwin Birdseye Meriden John N. Hewitt Fitch Jones Fred Rathbun Camp Devens George A. Little Rockville Tennant E. T. Smith Frank R. Post Banks Jones H. C. Porter Kinney F. O. Brown Exeter L. W. Robinson Norwich H E. Church Delta Upsilon Phi Sorority Wauregan House E. A. Raymond Hartford Winthrop Porter Robert Porter New York Helen Johnson Wm. Johnson Middletown H. R. Viner Trartford John Howie Will Wood Rottman Place

Lyman Return Home and Local Events in Middlefield

Mr and Mrs Charles E Lyman have returned from New York where they spent the winter. Middlefield Grange will meet in the Town hall this evening. Cott prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs Imogene Camp Thursday evening. Cards announce Wilder Brown arrival in the United States after time in France.

Middlefield Charles E. Lyman New York Middlefield Grange Town Hall Imogene Camp United States Wilder Brown France

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Sale Mi Ie Holy Name Society of the Catholic Killingworth Old Saybrook Satan J Junior It’s A Corker Ray Hughes Alerge L. Lasky Ethel Clayton Maggsie Pepper Paramount Picture Geraldine Thomas H. Ince Cecil B. de Mille Burton Holmes Lyons-Moran Dorothy Dalton Mpropaganda Mary Pickford Ini Johanna Danderine Jim Bludcoe Liberty Ythe Barton Clothing BIG_ DOUBLE BILL Louise Huff Frank Mayo Arbuckle Universal Weekly Tulliver Charlie Chaplin Tom MIX Hell Roaria Eddie Polo Iin Norma Talmadge Verona Mitchell Lewis THE the Educational Department of the Zionist Organization Middletown Branch Wesleyan Jiber Club Ruth Fine Stueck’s Hall Ford A P. French Dange 6Th Infantry ST. Aloysius Hall Crosby the Crusader Carroll R. Gaosull Grand Selection
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