Film line up at Grand Middlesex and other theaters
Amusements note the film schedule with The Romance of Tarzan at the Grand and Kiss or Kill on a double bill. Other features include My Cousin debut at Artcraft, The Raider serial with octopus monsters, Fuss and Feathers at Middlesex, and The Poor Rich Man with Bushman and Bayne. Shows Tuesday night.
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Uhdtoetay
Enrico Caruso
Cele Carulli
Mario Nanni
Earl White
Tarzan
Africa
Wilds
Grand Theatre
Henry Warner
New York
Universal
Priscilla Dean
Herbert Rawlinson
Warmer
Middlesex
Dainty
Enid Bennett
Paramount
the Middlesex
Miss Bennett
Metro
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Hot Water Flushes Toxins From the Liver Says a Noted Clan
An aging health advisory claims daily hot water with limestone phosphate cleanses the liver and improves health. It asserts headaches, colds, bad taste, and dull skin signal liver issues and urges a morning drink to remove indigestible matter and purify the body. The advice cites curbside-based folk wisdom and notes limestone phosphate is inexpensive and available from pharmacists.
Old Saybrook News Roundup and Parades of Honor
Wealth of local items includes Captain John Rankin’s funeral at Saybrook Point with pallbearers named and a Saybrook Point burial in Cypress cemetery. Mentions Camp Mills, the Rankin legacy and Saybrook’s sea captain tradition, plus a Sayrock Proving Ground dance and the State Guard’s regional presence.
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Elishavier
Russell
J. H. Devries
Canton
Mass
Herry Bean
Camp Mills
Glens Falls
N. Y
Walter Bugbee
William A. Clark
John Rankin
Union Chapel
Saybrook Point
William F. White
First Congregational Church
Cypress Cemetery
Frank L. Pratt
Edmund C. Spencer
Charles G. Gates
Robert D. Burns
Woodbury
H. D. Robinson
Rankin
Frederick C. Spencer
Liverpool
A. J. Bentley
New London
New Haven
Saybrook Pont
Wondbury
Arren Redfield
Shore Line
West
Ordnance Detachment
Sayrock Proving Ground
Town Hall
Prof. Pratt
State Guard
Old Lyme
Essex
Deep River
Chester
Westbrook Town Hall
Deep River Notes Market and Social Roundup
Mrs Nancy Schoonmaker canceled a Washington detained citizenship lecture at Mrs McCullough Smiths. Howard Graves visited from Hartford. Harrison Phelps and D Webb Parker spent Sunday in Clinton. Miss Mary Baker is sick. Ladies guild meets Thursday at the Parish house with entertainers Mrs James Hopkins Mrs J O Stallsbury and Mrs John Tyler. John Aaronson aged 12 died of grippe. funeral and Fountain Hill cemetery burial. Grace Denison returns from Hartford visit. Ralph Wright and Donald Harris visited relatives in town. Miss Lillian Pratts visiting Bristol. Clarence and Lilian Post visit Hartford. Masquerade by Three Jolly Harvesters Feb 14 at Deep River Town hall. Local sales at Wimovsky’s clearance, 112 Princess, and Mary Pickford’s Ambilly of Clothesline Alley listed.
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Deep River
Nancy Schoonmaker
McCullough Smith
Washington, D. C
Howard Graves
Hartford
Richard Graves
Harrison F. Phelps
D. Webb ‘Parker
Clinton
Mary Baker
Ladies’ Guild
James Hopkins
J. O. Stallsbury
John Tyler
John Aaronson
Charles Aaronson
Fountain Hill
Grace Denison
Ralph Wright
Donald Harris
Lillian Pratts
Bristol
Clarence Post
Lillian Post
H. Post
Kirby C. Pratt
Anna Pratt
Jolly Harvesters
Deep River Town Hall
Community notes and events in Chester and Hartford
Chester items list visits by Mr and Mrs Charles Brooks of Hartford and Miss Nellie Wilcox plus guests of J S Wilcox. Local social events include Leon Walker hosting New Haven friends and Robert Wilcox visiting from New York. An upcoming private masquerade ball is planned by Prof L E Pratt's dancing class and a Congregational church vestry gathering. Promotions for Wimovsky's Deep River clearance sale feature children's and adults wear at deep discounts.
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Chester
Charles Brooks
Hartford
Nellie Wilcox
J. S. Wilcox
Leon Walker
New Haven
Robert Wilcox
New York
Gaylord
Salome Wilcox
L. E. Pratt
Congregational Church
King’s Daughters
George Emmons
Essex Hingham suburb ball and local notices
Essex February notices report a whist event at the parish house Thursday evening. Visitors include Arthur Lovell and family from Hartford and Mrs Harriet Phelps from Hadlyme. A birth occurs to Mr and Mrs Harry Pierce. The P M M literary club meets Tuesday at Mrs Betsy Doane’s home. Washington Fire Engine Company to host a grand ball in the town hall on Valentine Eve. Local attendance at Branford game noted. infant Garrity baptized at Catholic church. The Thelma, Mary Pickford in Johanna Enlists, Arbuckle comedy and showtimes listed.
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Essex
Arthur Lovell
Hartford
Griswold House
Frederick Swain
Westbrook Road
New Britain
Arthur Bevelsa
Railroad Avenue
New Haven
P. O. M. M. Literary Club
Betsy K. Doane
Washington Fire Engine Company
Essex Town Hall
Valentine Eve
Harriet Phelps
Hadlyme
Harry Pierce
Branford
Charles Waples
Deep River
Free electricity offer sparks home wiring drive in 1919
Central Conn. Power and Light Co announces a February wiring offer for Chatham and Middle Haddam residents. Home wiring at a special rate includes a handsome set of electric fixtures. visit Easthampton or Walter A. Beau in Middle Town for details. Telephone 140 adv. 122. A light lie note ends the ad.
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Walter A. Beau
Middletown
Central Conn. Power and Light Co
Easthampton
Conn
Walter A. Blau
Central Conn
Power and Light Co
Hampton
Moodus Electric Offer Promises Free Power in 1919
A clipped ad urges Moodus residents to wire homes in February to receive a free electricity offer. It directs readers to Walter A. Blau’s Middle town office to obtain details and visit the East Hampton Light Co in East Hampton Connecticut. Tel 140. Adv. 1. 122. Time is a file that wears but makes no noise.
Higganum Notes and Local Happenings
In Higganum February updates note residents at Middletown services and a Miss Daisy Marble returning home from a visit. Pomona Grange plans Clinton attendance this week while Rev Caldwell’s Roosevelt address drew a large crowd. Ladies Missionary group meets Friday at Mrs Usher and Grange holds initiation for candidates Friday evening. Clayton Burr and Richard Johnson were in town and nearby business trips. The town school shifts to biweekly Saturday sessions due to influenza. William O Conner Jr takes a truck driving post with Mr Barone. Mary Strom visits two weeks. Red Cross all day session planned. local power company advertises wiring services.
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Higganum
G. B. Carlson
Middletown
Daisy Marble
Pomona Grange
Clinton
Caldwell
Congregational Church
C. J. Usher
Grange
Clayton Burr
Little City
Richard Johnson
William O’conner, Jr
Middlefield Social Notices And Community Calls
In Middlefield on Feb. 10 a cottage prayer meeting is planned for 7 20 p m at Miss Mary E Lyman home. A clothing drive for refugee children is announced with garment-making sessions at Mrs G B Hawker home on Tuesday and a gathering with Mrs L O Schriver Friday afternoon. Gladys Warner hosts a birthday party for her thirteenth year Friday. Dancing school opens tonight at the town hall. Horace Wilcox and wife of Terryville visit relatives for the weekend.
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Middlefield
Mary E. Lyman
G. B. Hawker
L. O. Schriver
Gladys Warner
Horace Wilcox
Terryville
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