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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1918

Page

7

Grand Theatre Double Bill Attracts Star Cast Tonight

Grand Theatre presents Helen Shipman in The Home and a feature lineup with The Lure of Luxury and The Surrender of German Fleet. Clara Kimball Young stars in The Reason Why at Grand tonight and Tuesday, with additional Harold Lloyd and Paramount shorts plus Vive La France at Middlesex.

Grand Theatre Helen Shipman Ruth Clifford Fox Becta William Farnum Zane Gray Clara Kimball Young Elinor Mary Murillo Robert G. Vignola Miss Yvonne Russia Nicholas Marinoff Prefect Police Mimo Harold Lloyd Comedy Weekly France Thomas H. Inoce

Chester Grange to Meet. cantata at church planned

Chester Grange No. 158 P of H will hold a regular meeting on Thursday evening. The Chester Liberty Chorus will perform the Christmas cantata The Adoration next Sunday morning at the Congregational church in the evening. The chorus includes about 30 voices. Local residents and visitors were noted in town, while ads hint at local store promotions and school activity.

Chester Grange No Chester Liberty Chorus Baptist Church Congregational Church Wilbur Butler Whartford G. Myron Abbey

Local Deep River News Highlights Christmas Plans and Notices

Mrs. Carl M. Durr and relatives visit from Deep River and Spring while Mrs. H P Denison hosts the W C T U event on High street. Army veterans John Marvin and Robert Olsen return home after muster out. Pratt's orchestra to play for a Chester dance on December 19. Influenza grips town as students suffer. State Guard plans a peace dance to aid homecoming service members. Christmas ads urge lasting gifts. jewelry and department stores promote specials. Red Cross rolls call. 1,000-member drive with volunteers assigned by street district. Wimovsky's and John M Dudek stores tout practical gifts and moderate prices.

Deep River Carl M. Durr H. P. Denison High Street William LaPlace, Jr Pratt Chester John Marvin Robert Olsen U.S. Army Madguerns Clark Seven Swans Oliver I. Markham Red Cross North Main Street George G. Starkey Kirtland River Streets Mary Duggan Main Street Center G. L. Black E. G. Burke Spring Street J. B. Schlick Bridge Street Frank A. Hefflon Jerome H. Russell River Street Fremont B. Bailey Fairview Avenue John B. Tracy Essex Street Eugene Lord Meadow Woods William Saunders Village Street Mary Kelly Elm Street May L’hommedieu G. W. Spicer Prospect Hill R. L. Selden

Christmas activities and influenza hit Ivoryton town

In Ivoryton Everett B Ry am of New Britain visited, Miss Lindgren and Miss Strickland are ill, while Frederick Say spent time in Hartford. Local officials report influenza widespread. a public education meeting is planned for Dec 19 in Comstock Cheney hall with songs four minute speeches and demonstrations led by C H Westbrook and W S Dallin. A jewelry display by Oliver Markham and gift shop ads fill the issue.

Ivoryton Everett B. Ryam New Britain Anna Lindgren Frederick Say Hartford Behrens Bushnell Waden Sarah Strickland New London Clarence Champlin Naval Reserve Comstock Cheney Hall C. H. Westbrook W. 8. Dallin Oliver Markham Deep River Adv

Ice up river eases coal barge work in East Haddam

East Haddam reports barge Frank Fones discharging coal for W O Reynolds as river ice thins after a sunless spell. Local activity includes tree cutting by W O Peck and moodus bread deliveries resuming. Visitors include Mrs Morse visiting Arthur Morse in Maine while Mrs Fannie Tracy nurses Mrs Sackley. Deer numbers down. hunting subdued by smoother ice conditions.

East Haddam Frank Fones W. O. Reynolds Fannie Tracy B. Clarke Edward Tele Ertha Sr Brown Pasanta

Funeral services for James N. Gladding held in Essex

Relatives and friends attended the funeral of James N. Gladding at Saybrook street Saturday afternoon with Rev. Chas. Peck officiating. Interment was in the Riverview cemetery family plot. Other local notes include visits, society meetings, and community events across Essex and nearby towns.

Essex James N. Gladding George Williams Comet Bethany Circle King’s Daughters Mary P. Champion Lewellyn Mack, Jr Mystic Rose Penelli Capittol Parker’s Corner Literary Club

Man who claims self made eraing father in law

A tersely phrased remark notes that many men who claim to be self made are, in fact, influenced by their fathers in law. The line suggests familial ties shape career paths more than individual effort.

East Berlin Dispatches From 1918 Community Notes

East Berlin reports James Mc Pherson of the aviation corps discharged after arriving from France and arriving in town Sunday. Winfield Ross injured himself at work by breaking his shoulder on Saturday. The Modern Woodmen held a chicken supper at M. B. Hazen home with a meeting electing officers including J. P. DeMore vy. p. and A. H. Hazen w. a. plus several other officers and managers. Hog killing season began with H. L. Harriss and M. B. Hazen each killing two hogs Saturday and more planned this week. Mrs P Holigan visits daughter in Springfield. Progressive Reading Circle to meet with Mrs F Hubbard on Tuesday evening December 17. Edward Clark and wife have Kensington and moved into Mrs Maine's residence.

East Berlin James McPherson Aviation Corps France Winfield Ross M. B. Hazen J. P. DeMore Vy. P A. H. Hazen W. A M Sugenhime M. F. Griswold W. Palmer J. J. McIinerney William Noble H. L. Harriss

Remember Bonaparte. The British bulldog tightens on the ex-kaiser

The Baltimore American quotes a tensioned line about Britain pursuing the former German emperor, warning the ex-kaiser will not regain power or plot again. The tone evokes wartime justice and pursuit, with references to the ex-ruler’s downfall and ongoing threat to his throne.

Bonaparte Baltimore American

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