Theda Bara in Salome at Grand Theatre
Theda Bara stars in Salome described as a stupendous, spectacular super production. The film features elaborate biblical scenes and palace intrigues with an enlarged orchestra. Two showings daily Monday and Tuesday at 3 and 8 15 with main floor reserved and a weekly opening feature.
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Theda Bara
Salome
Balomy
J. Jordon Edwards
America
Grand Theatre
John the Baptist
Tely
Cleopatra
Grand Theatre Features Four Vaudeville Acts and Films
Tonight shows Violet Mersereau in The Nature, a romance adventure on an island. Friday and Saturday headline the Foxes Jane and Katherine Lee in Tell it to the Marines. Also Fighting for Millions episodes with matinee and evening shows. Washington's Birthday holiday hours run 1:30 to 10:16.
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Washington
Community notices from Rocky Hill slate meetings and events
In Rocky Hill on Feb 20 the Grange hall hosts an 8 oclock education support meeting. Washington supper at the Methodist church raised about 23 dollars. Library association plans a Friday meeting at the Congregational church. Methodist prayer meeting at Miss Jennie Risleys home. Mrs Fred Stickles and daughter Virginia visited Harford on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W P Griswold tour Quincy Massachusetts. Library event committee includes C B Holmes Mrs Clara Warner Miss Myrtle Howard and Mr and Mrs George W Picard. Ladies Missionary society meets Friday 2 30 pm with Mrs Ella Churchill. Mrs W F Griswold shopped in Hartford yesterday. Saturday marks Washingtons birthday.
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Rocky Hill
Grange Hall
Washington
Methodist Church
The
Library Association
Congregational Church
Jennie Risley
Fred Stickles
Virginia
Harford
Hartford
Haddam Neck Community Notices and Local Meetings
Haddam Neck notes show the Ladies Aid society meeting with Mrs Colson, Miss Andrews visiting Mrs Andrew Durr, and a whist club prize night won by Mrs D S Brooks and R S Bailey. Several residents travel to Hartford Clinton and Sea View for events, with 117 attending Sea View at Clinton. John Ostergren recovers use of his arm after a ten week fracture while F A House sells oxen.
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Haddam Neck
Ladies’ Aid Society
Colson
Miss Andrews
Brooklyn
Andrew Durr
Jolly Juniors
D. S. Brooks
R. S. Bailey
H- M. Selden
Hartford
Haddam
Westbrook society meets under Clarke Spencer Moore hosts
The Lakes' Congregational society holds a work meeting with entertainment by Mrs. C L Clark Mrs W G Spencer Mrs John G Spencer and Miss A S Moore The Chapman School teachers Miss Kay and Miss Stoll are boarding with Mrs Phoebe Shag and Mrs E Fife Exhibitions at Town hall draw homemakers with talks by Miss Clara Ketcham and others The 10th annual masquerade by the orchestra is set at Westbrook Town hall with Camouflage Tickets 50c for men 25c for ladies.
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Westbrook
The
Lakes
Kay
Miss Stoll
Chapman School
Phoebe Shag
E. Fife
Clara Ketcham
Bohling
Greer
County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Westbrook Town Hall
Memorial notices and local updates from Clinton area
Clinton February update reports Fred Parker arriving from France at Hoboken New Jersey. A memorial service is planned at the Congregational church for Corporal Howard Hillard who died of wounds in France last November. Harry Merrill family plans several days in New York City. Scarlet fever quarantine lifted for Joseph Emack’s home after his son’s recovery. Abner Watrous and family relocate to Merrill tenement on High Street. Mrs. Eudocia Saunders dies at Middlesex Hospital from a stroke. funeral held in Deep River. Church of the Holy Advent schedule notes 10:45 service and noon Sunday school. 19th annual masquerade by the orchestra at Westbrook Town Hall Friday with Camouflage theme. tickets 50c men, 25c women.
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Clinton
J. Frank Parker
Fred D. Parker
France
Hoboken
N. J
Congregational Church
Howard Hillard
Harry Merrill
New York City
Joseph Emack
Warren
Abner Watrous
West Main Street
Merrill
Westbrook Town Hall
Saybrook Point Obituary and Local Visits
The body of Mrs. Ella Rose, widow of Herman Rose, was brought here for burial on Sunday with services led by Rev. F. W. White. Mrs. Calvin E. Fairbanks visited her daughter in Hartford. Mrs. W. S. Clark called on relatives in New Haven. D. A. Kellogg spent Tuesday afternoon in Middletown. W. D. Vars was an out of town visitor yesterday.
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Saybrook Point
Ella Rose
Herman Rose
F. W. White
Calvin E. Fairbanks
Hartford
W. S. Clark
New Haven
D. A. Kellogg
Middletown
W. D. Vars
East Hampton Socials and Notices Highlight Local Week
East Hampton features a surprise birthday party for Earl Boardman hosted by the Galpins, a Washington birthday social planned by the Live Wire class, and visits from Lieut Rupert Day and George Kennedy. The Red Cross meets, a Siebert’s hall dance is advertised, and local students return from visits. Teachers and clergy host services, while tobacco tax changes prompt ads.
East Berlin Village Improvement elects officers at meeting
At the annual Village Improvement Society meeting held in K of P hall East Berlin officers were elected M Sugendine president Mrs E P Cody vice president Dr T C Hodgson secretary and treasurer and an executive committee including several residents A membership drive was announced and pink eye cases noted The Five Hundred club meets tonight and a weekly prayer service is planned at the M and E church Miss Marjorie Turner will host her Sunday school class Saturday from 3 to 5 PM
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East Berlin
Village Improvement Society
K. of P. Hall
M. Sugendine
E. P. Cody
T. C. Hodgson
William Brown
A. A. Barnes
M. B. Hazen
M. Sugenhime
T. ©. Hodgson
Middlesex Hospital Aid dues due by mid March
In Chatham-Middle Haddam on Feb 29 the Middlesex Hospital Aid society announces dues may be paid to Mrs. G. N. Lawson before the middle of March. The notice urges timely payment to support hospital needs and community medical services.
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Chatham
Haddam
Middlesex Hospital Aid Society
G. N. Lawson
Colchester Notes and Local Deaths and Ice News
Colchester reports Daniel Goldberg in Hartford and Grange attendance in Norwich for the New London county Pomona Grange. Funeral services for Mrs Euodocia Saunders of Essex were held at Memorial chapel Fountain Hill cemetery Deep River with interment at Fountain Hill. Ice houses to be filled in the cold snap as it was 12 degrees above zero this morning. Washington's Birthday mail closure 12 to 6 p.m. No mail on R F D. Mid week prayer at Baptist church. State Organizer LeTenders reports success for Woodmen of the World. Market ad offers beef at 22c per pound corn beef 15c. Daniel Goldberg near depot Colchester.
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Fountain Hill Cemetery
Deep River
Charles
Elmer
Washington
The
Baptist Church
O. J. LeTenders
Woodmen of the World
Daniel Goldberg
Depot
Colchester
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Town Hall
Charles Chaplin
Adv
East Hampton
Earl Boardman
B. A. Galpin
Main Street
M. E
Rupert Day
New York
Everard Day
George Kennedy
Red Cross Society
Chatham Hall
Charles Torkelyen
Joseph Emerson
Hilda Nyman
New Britain
Siebert’s Hall
Roy Campbell
Earl C. Hitchcock
Worthington White
George K. White
Elizabeth North
Moodus
Grace Hall Wag
Ohio
Mae Riley
Lorretta Cashion
Ellis Hughes
Luther League of Portland
Dorcas Society
Chatham Pharmacy
Chatham—Middle
Colchester Grange
Norwich
London County
Pomona Grange
Isaac Gillette
Norwich Avenue
Eudocia Saunders
Essex
Middlesex Hospital
Memorial Chapel
Lambsdown
Bodygard
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
Keeley Institute
Beach St. West Haven
Conn
Violet Mersereau
Was Ricci
the Nature Girl
Washington’s
Jane and
Katherine Lee
the Fox Kiddies
S. Adorno
Prop
William Fox
Russian Symphony Orchestra
Cecil B. DE Mille
Edwin Milton Royle
Squaw Man
Elliott Dexter
Ann Little
Katherine MacDonald
Theodore Roberts
Jack Holt
Thurston Hall
Tully Marshall
Edwin Stevens
Artcraft
DN. Griffith
King
Holy City
American Committee For Relief In the
Committee For Relief In the
Farmers & Mechanics Savings Bank
Farmers Mechanics Savings Bank
Middle Town ,Conn
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