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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1919

Page

10

Decoy letter on Cromwell road fails to trap blackhand threat

Tony Amenta receives a threatening note promising death for failing to place $1,000 on Cromwell road. Police officers, including Kers Dougherty and Schilith, set a decoy on Thursday evening but no one claimed the money. The letter caused sleepless nights and illness for Tony. Also, Palestine aid shipments are arranged via new post rates allowing nonperishable clothing and food parcels up to 11 pounds with customs declarations and stamps.

Kers’Dougherty Schilith Cromwell Road Thuring Tony Amenta Ness Court Street Cromwel Road Tony Iter Dougherty ‘Schilling Dev Tonyta Palestine Mesopotamia

Baptist Church to Host Free Supper Next Wednesday

The Baptist church will serve a no charge supper next Wednesday evening, hosted by the women, inviting every family group in the church, congregation, and Sunday school. A future prayer service will aim to become a social gathering with Rev. Dr. A Coats of Hartford and Rev. Raymond Maplesden of Suffield as guests of honor, under the guidance of Deacons J Bailey H L Barton K B Fall and W J Trevithick. Mrs E R Hyde chairs the supper committee.

Baptist Church A Coats Hartford Raymond Maplesden Suffield J. Bailey H. L. Barton K.B. Fall W. J. Trevithick E. R. Hyde

One Borrower’s Case in Morris Plan Ad Highlight

A man, ill and unable to pay, lists his bills to Doctor, druggist, butcher and others totaling 44 dollars while he borrowed 100 dollars from Morris Plan Co. He is repaying at two dollars per week. The ad invites readers to seek help at 325 St-adv.

E Morris Plan Co

Illustrated Palestine lecture at North Church

On February 23 at 6 15 PM Rev William H Hall will present an illustrated lecture on Palestine in the Sunday school room of North Church. The public is invited.

Holy Land North Church Wm. H. Hall Palestine

Poslam Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Itching

The ad touts Poslam as a powerful treatment for itching and eruptions, promising rapid relief and visible results for acne and skin issues. It claims concentrated, persistent action and lists a free sample offer through Emergency Laboratories in New York City, plus Poslam medicated soap for tender skin.

Poslam Emergency Laboratories West 47Th St New York City

Middletown Chamber Directors Discuss Peace, Growth

The Middletown Chamber of Commerce held a wide ranging meeting. Delegates reported on the League to Enforce Peace while endorsing its principles. Plans covered a peace exhibit, a commemorative booklet, ferry service improvements, a March 1 business educators convention, and a new county affairs committee to aid neighboring towns. A welcome home banner and a street carnival idea were proposed.

Chamber of Commerce Clarence 8. Wadsworth Middletown Appropriations Committee General Assembly Connecticut State Guard Chamber of Commerce of Middletown Chamber of Commerce Middletown Business College Connecticut Business Educators’ Association George Burnham Robert W Rice Memorial Bridge Bunce Board of Directors Bunce Bee Meetin

City Briefs and local notices drift through town

A jumble of items from a 1919 era newspaper notes social events at Siebert's hall in East Hampton and a masquade dance for Company A Sixth Regiment. It mentions railroad layoffs on the New Haven line, a Connecticut shad bill debate, and shop sales at Schaefer's with fresh rolls and bakery items.

Washington's birthday hike and local notices extract

Glasses to Joseph Wileszcczyk at 58 60 Loveland Street. Dr Bransfield resumes practice Feb 24. Boy Scouts to celebrate Washington's birthday with a long hike through the city. President Wilson's favorite dessert at Schaefer's Saturday. Local receptions in Hartford for Edward Hanson returning from France. Tax office to stay open evenings starting Feb 15. New revenue bill forthcoming. cigar sales noted. Community announcements include music at Arrigoni Hotel, bowling matches, and a town report filing by C. O. Stone & Son, Inc. Personal tax due. store ads list daily specials and groceries. Washington's birthday holiday closures affecting business.

Joseph Wileszcczyk Loveland Street Bransfield Boy Scouts of Portland Washington Wilson Schaefer Charlotte Russe Thomas Hanson Grand Street Margaret Mulcahy Hartford Edward Hanson France John F. Convey Cigar Co G. P. McCoy Pythian Hall St. Andrew’s Chapel Ladies Guild Oakdale Jessen Tryon and Tryon Main St Eva Barrows High Street Springfield Mass Jennie Peterson Home Avenue Smith College Northampton Caulkins and Post Connecticut Power Company Douglas Hose Arrigoni Hotel Hook and Laader C. O. Stone & Son, Inc

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