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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1919
Page
8
National League games listed include York at Boston Philadelphia at Cincinnati and Chicago. American League shows Detroit at St Louis New York at Washington with other matchups. The fragment reflects scheduling across multiple venues and teams without final results.
Yesterday’s results include Pittsburgh 4 1 St Louis 1. Washington 8 6 Detroit 4. Kansas City 17 3 Napolis 4. St Paul 4 2. Southern Association games show Atlanta 0 Orleans 5 Mobile 3 and Birmingham 16. Swarthmore beat Tufts 11 innings 2 0. New Hampshire State 3 ston College 6 University of 0 in seven innings.
Middletown Red Sox beat North End Juniors 6 to 1 at West Side diamond. Pitcher Austin m tallied 20 strikeouts while James n and John Halibozek supplied heavy hitting. Local youths 16 and under urged to contact Thompson at 29 Hotchkiss Street or Captain Douglas Wilson for game info.
A fragment discusses Wall Street classes and CPArper Leelie's perspective on market education. It mentions training methods and potential impacts on investments and financial literacy.
UENRY and MORRISON outline that cows yield more when fed ample, high quality concentrates alongside hay corn silage and succulents. Skilled feeders adjust rations to each cow, using established brand feeds rather than improvised mixes. Cow testing associations should be developed to enhance both cow and feed quality for profit.
The piece argues courts martial reform is overdue citing Gen. Wood and a shift from pooh poohing to humanizing legal procedures. It contrasts recovery rates of convicted soldiers in the US and England and notes the army faces radical reform in summary military justice.
The Columbia State notes that in Munich theatres have been socialized, interpreting it as increased sociability and freedom of discussion with an attractive companion without formal introductions, while reflecting on the broader implications of such social changes.
Haddam on April 28 reports Miss le Hazen entertaining Mrs. Goodrich of Hartford over the Sabbath. An all day Red Cross work session is rescheduled to Wednesday this week to finish the current tasks. Samuel and Fannie Kelsey and Mr and Mrs Charles Helm of Hartford were guests at C H Kelsey’s. Elizabeth Bronson and Mr and Mrs St John visited town for the weekend. Evelyn Clarke, recently with grandparents, returned home to Plainville on Saturday.
A Wednesday evening dance at f1 hall features A C Ford's orchestra with admission 35 cents. The town prepares a new baseball team called The Young Men About Town to represent Cromwell this season. Clarence Swanson elected captain and William Dooley to manage. Funds to be raised with a Briggs hall event. The team aims to challenge fast nearby clubs as Cromwell’s first in years.
A shoe shop owned by Frank Carpencri will open Tuesday on Main Street Cromwell at the second house east of Restead crossing. The advertisement invites local residents to have their shoes repaired at the new outlet.
Rocky Hill invites attendees to a Wednesday evening dance at Briggs Hall Cromwell with Ford's Orchestra providing music. Admission is 35 cents in advance.
Lt Edwin C Parsons, famed Lafayette Escadrille pilot, allegedly sent a May 3 invitation promising a wild New York dinner with wild women and a party for eight dollars a plate. Police claim invitations bore American Flying Club of New York envelopes, prompting an investigation and club distance from the event.
The census of Wes leyan graduates reveals a strong tilt toward business. Sixty men were interviewed, including the 1918 class. twenty six chose business, six insurance, five theological seminary, three land and chemistry, two each for engineering, teaching, and graduate work, with one each in agriculture, banking, criminology, and journalism. six undecided.
John T. Cromley, a well known YMCA janitor from Essex Avenue Middletown, recounts severe postwar headaches dizziness and rheumatic pains. He says Goldine helped him and invites others including Mrs Temple to ask what it has done for them.
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