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Newspaper
The Evening Press
Location
Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
4
Notices detail postpaid terms for United States subscribers with monthly rates and terms. It instructs subscribers to provide payment before activation, report address changes promptly, and notes discontinuation timing. It also lists Middletown Conn postal handling and local sale locations at 239 Main St, 138 Main St, and 652 Main.
The Mt. Higby forecast covers twenty hours ending at noon today. Temperatures ranged from a high of 35 to a low of 12, with a reading of 21 and 28 elsewhere. Barometer stood at 30.16, water level at 22 feet 7 inches, wind from the north, and rain present.
The weather forecast for Haven and vicinity predicts cloudy skies with fog and rain tonight and Saturday, rising temperatures, and moderate south winds across Connecticut. The report mixes regional conditions with varied political commentary on railroads, navy plans, tariffs, peace, and postwar leadership, noting new assembly members and global tensions alongside local weather.
The column argues that peace terms must prevent future war and notes Middlesex county’s looming General Assembly role. It discusses brewing and prohibition battles, voter manipulation by interest groups, and the perennial political game. A Meriden auto crash injures Katz and Shecket amid icy Walnut Grove Hill traffic. A trolley fare agitation is seen as potentially beneficial to communities in time.
Business meeting of the Middlesex County Historical Society takes place in its building on Tuesday December 17 1918 at 730 pm Col Clarence S Wadsworth will read a paper at 8 pm titled False Finance the Spoliation of a Charity All interested are invited to attend this public meeting
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