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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1919

Page

10

War relics will arrive for Liberty Loan campaign in Middletown

A report from Middletown notes an event at the railroad station on May 5 at 8 30 p m promoting the Liberty Loan with excellent speakers and a meeting as part of the Victory Liberty campaign. Local firms advertise support including Baldwin Repair Co Meech Stod The Noiseless Typewriter Hubbard Co and others. A separate item mentions the State Board of Education advancing an evening English as a second language course at the New Normal School from July 3 to August 7 led by Samuel J Brown to aid non English speaking adults in schools.

Liberty Loan Dave Victory m Middletown Met Co Wilcox Critten- Baldwin Repair Co Butgrace Office Meech Stod Hubbard Co Walter A. Blau Wrubel True, Blake & Barton Co Mechanics’ Savings Bank, & Co Middletown National Bank Es Connery Conve Cigar Co S. Losey Dr. Biden L. Crowell Rogers Dayton A. Baldwin State Board of Education New Normal School Toof Samuel J. Brown City

Coles Company Announces Midday Saturday Closures

Notice states plans to close the office, store, and mill at noon on Saturdays through May to provide a half holiday for employees. Requests cooperation and indicates operations may resume after Friday night if orders are ready, with the address 138 Middletown.

Coles Company Middletown

Jedish Lutheran Church Notes and Meeting Attendees

Mrs. Anderson returns from Manchester where they attended a New England conference. The League plans a business session at evening hours followed by refreshments and a member contest. All members, old and new, are urged to attend the program and gathering.

Jedish Lutheran Church Anderson Manchester New England

Trolley Service Expanded for Hartford Parade Day

City lines adjust trolleys to handle traffic for the 26th Division parade in Hartford. OConnects will operate every 30 minutes all day after the 8 23 trip.

IAL Hartford

Ask for Genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin in Package

Community member requests guidance on identifying authentic Bayer aspirin tablets in the package. Tip includes looking for standard Bayer logo, packaging seals, and matching lot numbers to prevent counterfeit purchases.

Ayer Bayer

Local Fraternal Meetings and Elk Lodge Banquet Plans

Tonight St Aloysius Y M T A B society meets at 499 Main. Cyrene Commandery No 8 holds a special conclave at 7 30 with Work in the Valiantine Order. Middletown lodge No 771 Elks completes plans for the May 1 banquet with Joseph P Quirk as toastmaster and all plates reserved.

St. Aloysius Y. M. T. A. B. Society Main Street Cyrene Commandery No Valiantine Order of the Teme Ellis Middletown Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Joseph P. Quirk

Priscilla Rebekah Lodge entertains district Odd Fellows

Priscilla Rebekah lodge No. 12 hosted Central and Schiller lodges and other Odd Fellows with tableaux recitations and a Rebekah guard drill. Refreshments followed in the banquet hall with Central Lodge orchestra. At May 8 meeting initiatory degree for about 15 candidates will be worked. Frederick L. Phelps Garrison Hayes and H. C. F. Howell elected to represent the lodge at the Grand Lodge meeting in May.

Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Central and Schiller Lodges Odd Fellows Rebekah Central Lodge Grand Lodge Frederick L. Phelps Garrison Hayes H. C. F. Howell

Wednesday regis tering dogs and dances at Arrigoni hotel

Wednesday is the last day for registering dogs with notices of dances each evening. New singer Miss Barton appears at Arrigoni hotel adv tf. The K of P card and pool losers host a supper at Chafee house on Thursday May 8. Major William Bryden of Fort Sill visits sister Mrs. Meech in Court street.

Miss Barton Arrigoni Hotel Chafee House William Bryden Fort Sill Oklahoma G. Ellsworth Meech Court Street Briggs’ Hall Cromwell Ford Gam E. M. Biseed Fletcher’s Patrick M. Kidney Middletown New London State Conference of Charities and Correction Kidney Board of Education Edward R. Johnson South Main Street Robbins B. Stoeckel Joseph Duda Union Street F. L. Caulkins New York St. Philip and St. James Church of the Holy Trinity Portland Bitgood Winsted Bishop House Middlesex Robert S. Norton Wesleyan High Street Hudson River Guilford Dana Young Middletown Savings Bank Broad Street Morse Connecticut Clifford Staddle Hill Chapel Daniel J. McCarthy Samuel C.katz United States Navy Navy Dudley Butler Earle C Camp U Army Fifth Army C. Zaeblett

Barbers Union Plans Dance at Odd Fellows Hall

Local No 648 Journeymen Barbers Union arranged a dance for next Monday at Odd Fellows hall with delegations from Hartford New Britain and Meriden expected. St Johns Sewing Class to meet Wednesday at 2 30 in Knights of Columbus rooms Main Street. Junior O U A M Mansfield Council No 9 to hold fourth annual dance at Odd Fellows hall on Friday evening May 16.

Barbers’ Union Journeymen Barbers’ International Union Odd Fellows’ Hall Hartford New Britain Meriden St. John’s Knights of Columbus Main Street

Boy Scout Notes and Victory Bond Campaign

Scouts are urged to raise several thousand dollars during the final Victory Loan week using plan No. 1 gleaners after the reapers. Scout masters must record subscriptions and report to National Headquarters via the local office. Upcoming scouting meetings include a monthly scout masters gathering May 14, a Court of Honor May 6, and a joint troop meeting May 8. John Alsop returns to High Street after service in France and Germany with the American Expeditionary Forces and Yale hospital unit. Edward P. Schaefer’s remarks follow to Middletown members last night.

John Alsop High Street France Mr. Alsop Yale Germany Coblenz United States Middletown Edward P. Schaefer Mum Clu

Unclaimed Letters at Middletown Post Office 1919

Uncalled for letters listed at the Middletown Connecticut post office for the week ending April 26 1919 include Frank H. Austin Mrs Algaier Henry L Bailey Newell Brainerd Miss Eliz Gould Lt A N Daniels G S Gullett Thos Huntington secretary Frances McHenry Migdaw J J O'Brien Mrs L G Osborne Henry M Pendleton Reton's Cafe Paul Russell Shears D G Stone two others Mrs James Townsend Fred O Wadsworth Miss Anna Wilson Jack Ubert Ane Walter Box 382 Saeed Musai D J M Carthy P M.

Postare Middletown Connecticut Frank H. Austin Algaier Henry L. Bailey Newell Brainerd Eliz. Gould A. N. Daniels G. S. Gullettt Thos. Huntington Frances McHenry M. Migdaw J. J. O’brien L. G. Osborne Henry M. Pendleton Reton’s

Couple from Connecticut State Hospital wed in blue suit and hat

John J. Coyle and Annie Sousik, both CT State Hospital employees, were married yesterday afternoon. Best man William Mathews received gold cuff links as a gift. A wedding supper at Hotel Arrigoni preceded a reception of gifts, after which the couple, with Mathews escort, headed to New Haven and then on an extended trip to the Thousand Isles.

John J. Coyle Annie Sousik Connecticut State Hospital William Mathews

County Pays for Clinton Bridge Construction Costs

County Commissioners approved funds for half the cost of the Clinton Madison bridge connecting towns. The state covers one half, while the two towns share the remaining half of the project. Construction began two years ago and the county disbursed vitae for its portion.

Clinton Middlesex County Madison

Burpee shield to be presented at Cromwell hall

General Lucien F Burpee will present the Burpee shield to Company D C 58 G for winning the state wide competition. Colonel Joseph T Elliott and staff of the 6th Regiment will attend. The public is invited to witness the ceremony at Briggs Hall Cromwell.

Fonight Briggs Hall Cromwell Burpee Joseph T. Elliott 6Th Regiment

Ethel Misses Marriage Announcement In Rockville Center News

Mrs William Phillips of Rockville Center L I announces the marriage of her sister Miss Ethel to be held in the local area. The notice emphasizes family ties and the forthcoming ceremony in a concise society brief.

William Phillips Rockville Center, L. L Ethel

Midd lefield Lecture By Ma Hazen Journey Around the World

Town hall hosts a stere opticon lecture by Ma Hazen of Hartford on Wednesday night at 8 under the Ladies' Benevolent Society. Tickets cost 25 and 15 cents with cake and coffee for sale.

Town Hall Ladies’ Benevolent Society Ma Hazen Hartford

Back Like a Board It's Your Kidneys Remedy Claim

A fragment warns of back pain signaling kidney trouble and urges quick action. It touts Haarlem Haarlem Go Kedal Oil Capsules as a remedy sourced from Haarlem for relief, claiming long-standing efficacy and a simple dose.

Cruggist KEDAL

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