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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1918

Page

7

Film and stage lineup at Grand theatre next week

The Firebrand features Sinfa Pearson as Princess Naya in a revolutionary tale of love and danger with American Russian leader Julian Ross in Petrograd. Also shows Vita tas Mary Jane's Pa and a Pathe weekly. Vaudeville continues Thursday to Saturday, with Annetty Jerman in A Daughter of the s Monday and Tuesday and Hell With the Kaiser billed as a strong anti autocracy feature.

Sinfa Pearson Grand Theatre Princess Naya Andrei Rést Julian Ross Ross Petrograd Mary Jane Marermott Pathe Annetty Jerman

The Tiger Man at Middlesex Theatre Tonight and Tuesday

At the Middlesex Theatre William S. Hart stars in The Tiger Man, a western thriller by Thomas H. Ince. Also showing is The Mating of Marcella with Dorothy Dalton, a Paramount feature about Marcella’s struggle in love and work, including her entanglements with Luis Underwood and his wife.

Middlesex Theatre William S. Hart Thomas H. Inception T. Events Eagle’s Eye Dorothy Dalton Marcella Paramount Pedro Escoba Luis Underwood Robert Underwood Bobbie Underwood

Believe Me Xantippe at Middlesex Theater

Wealthy town figure Wallace Reid stars in Believe Me Xantippe a comedy drama based on Frederick Ballard play showing next Friday and Saturday at Middlesex. Reid wagers 20000 to prove he can commit a crime elude police for a year while a western girl wins his heart. Also Grand Theater offers Woman And The Law a melodrama inspired by the Des Saulles case with Miriam Cooper plus The House of Hate among other features.

Xantippe Wallace Reid Reid Middlesex Theatre Frederick Ballard New York George MacFarland Des Saulles New York City Grand Theatre Miriam Cooper

Why Should We Worry? Leslie's.

A period piece argues against worry by citing U S manufacturing output, soil products like a 600 million bushel wheat crop, and rising domestic demand. It notes Federal Reserve remarks on near capacity, improving government absorption of goods, strong rail traffic, and expanding labor purchasing power and investment activity.

Jay Federal Reserve Bank

Memories Of Boys And Girls In Youth Tests

The Boston Post reports on memories in youths aged eleven to fourteen, noting boys excel before ten, girls lead until fourteen, and boys again surpass after fourteen. Tests of hundreds of youths reveal girls show a higher tipping of color reaction, with scaractes mentioned among results.

Boston Post

Funeral Attendees Honor Mrs Harold Chapman in Moodus

The funeral of Mrs Harold Chapman was held in Moodus with Father Farney officiating and a high requiem mass later. Attendees included Mrs Margaret Farrell Mrs Mary Grover Mrs Frederick Stannard Mrs John Willey Mr and Mrs Thomas J Curran Mrs Edward Doherty Mr and Mrs M J Golden Mrs Jere Shea John and Thomas Coulter Frank Brody and Mrs E F Gilman.

Old End Margaret Farrell Mary Grover Frederick Stannard John Willey Thomas J. Curran Edward Doherty M. J. Golden Jere Shea John Thomas Coulter Frank Brody E. F. Gillman Harold Chapman Moodus Father Farney

Colchester Notes Include Marriages Funerals and Games

Colchester reports the marriage of M R Abell to Sarah Marcus by Justice of the Peace on Saturday afternoon. John O'Brien of East Hampton attends the Timothy O’Brien funeral, with sisters Mary and Annie O’Brien returning to New Haven. The Colchester baseball team loses 5 to 4 to the Norwich Colonials. Jeremiah Shea returns from Camp Devens, and Mr and Mrs Brink come back from Hartford with a new Oakland. A large funeral service for Timothy O’Brien is held at St Andrew's Church with interment in the family plot. A Grange Hall dance hosted by the Jewish Ladies Aid Society draws many attendees. James Sherlock and family visit Hadlyme residents Charles F. Brown and family.

Melvin K. Bailey Bridgeport James McCabe Middletown William J. Mulcahy River View Harry W. Acton New York Thomas C. Acton Gordon Hosmer Pelham Bay New Haven State Bridge Valley Horatio C. Chapman New York City St. John’s ‘Church Wallace Reid Music Mountain Saybrook Town Hall Old Saybrook Club Arthur H. Beebe Saybrook Point J. Hubbard Mary Murphy M. P. Murphy Colchester M. R. Abell Harry Begoom Sarah Marcus John O’brien East Hampton Timothy O’brien Mary Annie O’brien Colonials Norwich Jeremiah Shea Camp Devens BE. E. Brink Hartford Grange Hall Jewish Ladies’ Aid Society James Sherlock Hadlyme Charles F. Brown

Higganum Happenings Highlight Local Events

Higganum residents attended Middletown pictures on Saturday night. The YMC A baseball team beat East Hampton 6 to 5. Town teens joined a Had dam dance Saturday evening. Sunday school board meets Tuesday at 7:30 PM at the Methodist Church. Congregational Church hosts annual food sale on Wednesday August 14 with entertainment at 8 PM and 10 cent admission.

Middletown East Hampton Haddam Methodist Church Congregational Church

Choir Harmony and the Verger at Kensington Parish

The London Chronicle recounts Lord Alverstone's long passion for music as he served for years as a church choir member at Kensington parish. Curious visitors watched an attorney-general in a surplice and asked the verger which choir member was the attorney-general, receiving a general response about the gathering.

The London Chronicle Lord Alverstone Kensington

War saving drive plans eyed at Red Men hall

Essex residents hear a meeting of Menninketesuck tribe No. 59 S O R M on Prospect street to perfect plans for a state war saving and thrift stamp drive set for Saturday August 24. Visitors include Warren Frear of Philadelphia Hiram Frear of New York and locals in town. The literary club convenes Tuesday at Miss Alice Mather's home and various locals are noted as visiting relatives and friends. The Thelma is advertised as a gigantic thrilling picture at matinee and evening shows.

Essex Red Men’s Prospect Street Connecticut Warren Frear Philadelphia Hiram Frear New York Brownell Farm Book Hill Montross Pratt New Haven New City Street Lawrence Jones Lloyd Babcock Cross Street Margaret McGuire Brooklyn Frances Hughes Novelty Avenue James Parmelee Hartford Arthur Merriman Raymond Jones North Main Street Literary Club Alice Mather Clara Scrivens Bridgeport Charles Brownell Alfred Fenn Boston Samuel Fenn U.S. N

Deep River Local Notes and Social Roundup

Pratt Read & Co appoints George A. Wormwood secretary to replace the late William B. Stevens. Local visitants include Mrs. Janette Affleck from New Haven and Bertram C. Eastman from New Haven. Weather threatens postponing the Clinton ball game Madison at Deep River. Mass by Rev Father O Shea at St Josephs. Dorothy Desmond returns to New Haven after three weeks here. Marguerite Clarke in Bob's Diary at the Paramount. Coming Aug 21 Over the Top.

Deep River George A. Wormwood Pratt, Read & Company West Factory Pratt, Read & Co William B. Stevens Janette Affleck New Haven Clinton Madison Father O’shea Waterbury St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Leslie Wright Boston Louie Wright Hartford William Wright Louis Johnson Middletown E. R. Ferguson West Mill Bertram C. Eastman Ray Carter Elmer D. Howard Robert Vail Samuel Tracy Dorothy Desmond L. F. Joy Kirby C. Pratt Capitol City

Ivoryton Church Votes To Reject Pastor Resignation

At a Swedish Mission church business meeting in Ivoryton the decision was made not to accept the pastor’s resignation. Miss Winnie Kelsey of New Haven visited her parents Mr and Mrs William Kelsey. The Starling family held a reunion at the Ivoryton hotel Sunday. Miss Sarah Strickland and Miss Emma Chigdat visited in New Haven. Norman Burdick of Willimantic visited his parents Mr and Mrs Charles P Burdick Saturday.

Ivoryton Swedish Mission Church Winnie Kelsey New Haven William Kelsey Ivoryton Hotel Starling Sarah Strickland Emma Chigdat Norman Burdick Willimantic Charles P. Burdick

Centerbrook Notes on Local Movements and Illness

Centerbrook residents report household goods moved to Groton by Pierette Brothers for Errol Dean who plans future residence there. Mrs. D. C. Stedman returns from Middletown, Edward Prann visits from Springfield, and Mrs. Julius Bellfinger cares for Mrs. Doane in Essex. Louise Cutone is ill at home. W. B. Hubbard and wife visited friends in New London, and locals went to West Brook to view the railroad wreck work.

Centerbrook Pierette Brothers Errol Dean Groton D. C. Stedman Middletown Edward Prann Springfield Mass Julius Bellfinger Essex Charles Doane Louise Cutone W. B. Hubbard New London Weastbrook

Westbrook Town Hall Presents The Whip in Eight Parts

Westbrook Town Hall hosts a Tuesday night program featuring The Whip, the season's top sensation, presented as an eight part stage or screening event. The ad highlights the popular serial and invites attendees to join.

Westbrook Town Hall Town Hall Adv

Lemon Juice For Freckles Beauty Lotion Ad

A home remedy advert promotes lemon juice mixed with orchard white to create a cheap freckle and tan lotion. It claims a quarter pint of complexion enhancer can be made for a few cents and sold at grocers or drugstores. Apply massage to face neck and arms.

Battery Park In the War Returns to Military Use

The Battery in lower Manhattan is restored to military function as government work ends and it reverts from public park status. Historic sites like Verrazzano and Minuit’s fort are noted, with Castle Garden and Castle Williams referenced as evolving defenses. The plan includes large temporary structures, a live fish museum, and an excursion boat landing, while the site remains a symbol of wartime memory.

Battery Park New York Verazzano Peter Minuit Bowling Green Wall Street Castle Williams Governor's Island

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