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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1919

Page

7

Mystery Girl and Other Films at Middlesex Theatre

The Middlesex presents The Mystery Girl with Ethel Clayton in a modern war tale set near a Maine coast, plus The Virginian starring Dustin Farnum in a grand three hundred player production. Constance Talmadge stars in Sauce for the Goose, Fox’s Tell It to the Actors, vaudeville acts, and Theda Bara in Salome at the Grand next week. Washington’s Birthday hours run 1:30 to 10:15 p.m.

Paramount Clayton Middlesex George Barr McCutcheon America Miss Clayton Mr. McCutcheon West Front Maine Ethel Clayton Ted Constance Talmadge Washington Theda Bara William Fox

Violet Mersereau Stars in The Nature Girl at Grand

Violet Mersereau headlines a five reel Bluebird photoplay The Nature Girl at the Grand theatre on Thursday. The absorbing tropical island drama centers on love and adventure as a girl learns her father’s identity while opposing a villain’s bid to control a diamond mine. Vaudeville and other good pictures also shown.

Violet Mersereau Grand Theatre

De Mille Photoplay “The Squaw Man” at Middlesex

Cecil B De Mille presents The Squaw Man at Middlesex Friday and Saturday February 21 and 22. Based on Edwin Milton Boyle’s play, it features Elliott Dexter and Ann Little with thrills of expectancy and heart appeal. Vaudeville and a Mack Sennett comedy accompany the feature.

Cecil B de Mille Middlesex Edwin Milton Boyle Elliott Dexter Ann Little Mack Sennett

Ladies' Friendly Society Elects Centerbrook Officers

Centerbrook February 19 The Ladies Friendly Society elected officers led by president Mrs William Bull and vice president Mrs W B Hubbard at their last meeting Also naming entertainment and work committees W E Griswold undergoing treatment in New Haven and local residents Herbert Johnson of Hyganum visiting on business Miss Annie Sisioro employed at Comstock Cheney factory Ivoryton Mid week service planned in the conference house

Centerbrook Ladies’ Friendly Society William Bull W. B. Hubbard William Stevens W. C. Griswold W. H. Stevens E. F. Bushnell Benjamin Tibball Carl Dudley James Spencer Iverson Ward W. E. Griswold New

California Syrup of Figs Ad Age Uses Gentle Cleansing

Warning about biliousness or constipation in children and urging a teaspoonful of California Syrup of Figs for a gentle cleanse. Describes signs of distress such as peevishness, pale appearance, poor sleep, stomach upset, and bad breath, and warns to beware counterfeit products and to buy the genuine made by the advertised company.

California

Deep River Community Notes and Local Events

Deep River calendar lists a 7 46 p m meeting at Sidney Chapman s home for the Easter Monday night play and dance while O Leary chairs the committee. The town hears of travel, illness and local engagements including Pratt s orchestra gigs and tax meetings in March.

Deep River Deep River Association Sidney Chapman O’leary Ee Olsen Hartford John Olsen

Shoe Price Reductions At Wimovsky’s Adv 192

Starting shoe price reductions for men and boys at Wimovsky’s. Walk-Over men’s shoes priced at 4.98 and 3.98 for lower tier, with men’s 7.50 and 5.50 price points. Boys’ shoes listed at 2.49 and 2.98, reflecting a sale event advertised in a 192 newspaper snippet.

Wimovsky’s Deep River

Cromwell Rifle Match Set Between Local Clubs

Cromwell on Feb 19 announces a Thursday evening match at the Cromwell rifle range between Company D Cromwell Rifle Club and Deep River Company Rifle Club. A close contest is expected. Local social notes report Miss Betty Kabatznick visiting New Britain, a surprise party for Miss Eva Baisden, Harry Walsh returning to Chicago, and upcoming Congregational Church meetings and events including a cafeteria supper, and talks on The Great War and Americanization.

Cromwell Cromwell Riffle Club Deep River Company Rifle Club Betty Kabatznick New Britain Eva Baisden Harry Walsh Chicago Alfred Anderson Main Street Dorcas Society of the Lutheran Church Charles Anderson New Lane

Local News Briefs From Durham and Surrounding Areas

Mrs Shriver and Mrs Fred Fowler of Middlefield visited Mrs R T Thawley in Durham on Tuesday. Charles G Stone broke a bone in his right hand cranking his Ford Monday. W C Fowler plans to finish filling his ice house. ice is excellent and about eleven inches thick. A W C T U meeting is set for Friday at 3 pm at Mrs Willis Goodales. The remains of Miss Lois Camp will be brought to Durham for a Thursday funeral at 2 30 pm at the Congregational Church Rev Louis H Ruge to officiate. Miss Camp was born in Durham nearly 84 years ago. Albert Libby has gone to Brooklyn for work. Woodmen's Hall in Durham hosts Hahn's orchestra Friday February 21 with H P Ryan as prompter.

Durham Shriver Fred Fowler Middlefield R. T. Thawley Charles G. Stone W. C. Fowler Woodmen’s Hall Durham Hall Hahn H. P. Ryan Ady

Local Items and Notices From Essex Area

The Home Workers plan a Thursday afternoon meeting in the ladies room of Congregational church. Connecticut State Guards drill at Essex Town hall this evening. L. Hunt of Atlanta visiting town relatives. W S B Society meets at Mrs Julian Potvin home in Veryton Thursday evening. J Louis Baroni of West Avenue visiting Higganum relatives. Mrs Henry Duschka ill at home on West Avenue. Funeral services for Mrs Eudocia Saunders of this place, who died at Middlesex hospital, will be held Thursday at 2 in Wooster Memorial chapel Fountain Hill cemetery Deep River. interment in Fountain Hill. Mrs Charles Hayden honored by 12 neighbors on Little Point Street for birthday anniversary. lunch served. Charles Ridgeway from aviation corps mustered out and returned to Essex. Mr and Mrs Frank LaPlace back from extended visit to Carroll LaPlace in Washington DC. Mrs Winthrop Walden returns from Middlesex hospital improved.

Congregational Church Connecticut State Guards Essex Town Hall Ige L. Hunt Atlanta W. S. B. Society Julian Potvin Veryton J. Louis Baroni West Avenue Higganum Henry Duschka Eudocia Saunders Middlesex Hospital Wooster Memorial Chapel Fountain Hill Cemetery Deep River Charles Hayden Little Point Street Charles Ridgeway Aviation Corps Essex Frank LaPlace Carroll LaPlace Washington, D. C Winthrop Walden

February Sale Ad Sparks Bargain Dress Frenzy

A newspaper advertisement announces a February sale at Arkins featuring children's dresses for $1.50 and 98 cents, misses' dresses at $5.00 and $3.98, plus ladies outing flannel nightgowns at $1.50 and 98 cents. The ad notes theDur ing the sale and highlights low prices for young and adult apparel.

Arkins

Old Saybrook Weekly Update Hits War Front and LocalNews

Old Saybrook reports Mrs. D J Clark visiting Middletown and Portland. Henry Quintlin of the 88th aero squadron writes from the German border describing tranfers and two auto-truck journeys through northern France. He is healthy, learning languages, and serving as telegraph operator on front lines with flyers. Leon Metcalf returns from East Hampton visit. Siloam lodge hosts a semi monthly meeting and honors Hon Richard H Tucker on his 50th lodge anniversary. Several locals attend Elks, a Westbrook orchestra masquerade is announced, and shad fishermen protest a new law at the Capitol. Sales at Atkins’ in Essex advertise sweaters and slip ons.

Old Saybrook D. J. Clark Saybrook Point Middletown Portland Henry Quintlin 88Th Aero Squadron Seventh Corps Third Army Army of Occupation France Fort Slocum Leon C. Metcalf East Hampton Siloam Lodge No. 32 A. F A. M Masonic Hall Richard H. Tucker P. M B. B. Warren Carl Warren M. J. Golden the Elks H. D. Robinson Westbrook Orchestra Chapman School Frank Ingham Capitol

Lift Off Corns With Ginger Drops For Quick Relief

Apply a few drops to corns and lift them off gently. The Ginger formula promises no pain while removing sore, touchy corns and delivering quick relief.

What-So-Ever society meeting in Essex area

Ivoryton February report notes the What-So-Ever society of Essex meeting with Mrs. Julius Potwine Thursday afternoon. Walter Lawson returns from France and visits local friends. Elliott Reynolds, son of Mrs. Beatrice, is ill from Co. A. A family named LaPoint moves to Ivoryton from Clint.

Ivoryton Society of Essex Julius Potwine Walter Lawson France U. S. Army Elliott Reynolds Beatrice LaPoint Clint Julian Potwin Bory C. A

Local notes from Ponsett Feb 18 brush incident and community updates

Anoiphanes of Killingworth reports a Sunday brush with Mrs Prudence hene requiring Rev Lawson to drive an hour and a half from Higgs ham to West Haddam. Mrs W B Burr ends bed confinement and is up around the house. John Clark of Haddam moves his sawmill to the Benser timber. Norman Spencer travels to Meriden for two weeks with his son. Florence Camp visits Middle town on business. Illness in families of Joseph Wychodie, Linda Malcarne, Emma Burr, George Frick, and M Schum ends with recovery. Adelaide Creagh returns from Bethel to resume duties at Burr school.

Florence Camp Middletown Joseph Wychodie Linda Malcarne Emma Burr George Frick M. Schum Adelaide Creagh Bethel Burr School

East Berlin Meeting Delayed and Social News

The Five Hundred club will meet at the K of P hall while East Berlin holds a postponement meeting. Mrs. Clark dies after a lingering illness and is taken to New Britain for interment. Farmers report tobacco prices from high to low. Local Modern Woodmen meet next week on Monday, not Thursday. M. B church social planned for next week. Progressive Reading Circle met with Mrs. B. P. Cody Tuesday evening.

Modern Woodmen Society M. B Progressive Reading Circle B. P. Cody

Freezone corn remedy hailed as painless Cincinnati discovery

A Cincinnati inventor touts Freezone as a painless corn remover. A tiny bottle supposedly costs only a few cents at drug stores and eliminates hard and soft corns or those between the toes without soreness. the ad promises instant relief and easy extraction.

Cincinnati

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