Portland of Trade Banquet Presents Noted Guests
A Portland board of trade banquet features David E. id of New Haven as a leading speaker with a hoped audience of active service veterans from BuilefieMs of France. Betra will perform at dinner and Ernest fis will lead singing. Tickets are selling well and the event will use the Emerald as the venue with a turkey dinner served at 8 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Eid
New Haven
Tely
BuilefieMs
France
Betra
Ernest Fis
Rogers and Hubbards
Abers
Board of Trade
Trolley Delays Highlight East Hampton Transit Woes
A 7:45 car from Gildersleeve faced an eight minute hold up by Air xpress this morning, marking improving but ongoing delays. Tracks near Waverly caused a later slowdown. repairs on Main street hill are incomplete. Some cars on the Hand line are in poor condition with loose seats and unwashed windows, while others are in good shape. A dance at Siebert’s in East Hampton drew crowds, and notices mention a Springfield trip for Frank Anderson of Middle Avenue. The Luther League basketball team heads to East Hampton for YMCA play. William Bride sells property at Air Line avenue near Main street.
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Gildersleeve
Waverly
Marlborough Street
Main Street Hill
Siebert
East Hampton
Jolly Boys
Heck
Irs
Frank Anderson
Middle- Avenue
Springfield
Luther League
Y.M.C. A
William Bride
Sebas
Sebastiana Muscatelli
Air Line Avenue
John To
Best Meats
Main Street
Middletown
Stueck
William Nelson
Elmy Hospital
New Haven
Arrest of Moak in Denver On Forgery Charge
Deep River notes report the arrest of a Moak in Denver by government detectives on a forgery charge after a continental chase since early 1918. He is son of Mr and Mrs George Moak of Winthrop district and served in the naval reserves at Newport. A hearing for desertion will be held at New London. Residents say he was seen in the area during the manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeee de Ottae
Moak
Denver
George Moak
Winthrop District
Naval
Newport
Newlondon
Fin
Winthrop
Lillian Carsten
Alva Smith
New Haven
Nazimova
Metro Seven
Princess
Frances Emily
Suny
Edward R. LaPlace
Barbara LaPlace
Hadlyme
Maude Fox
Westbrook
Elisha Hayden
Robert Olsen
Tartford
Pratt
Town Hall
Carmel Myers
Pathe News
Adv
Sensational Shoe Sale At Wimovsky's Adv 222
Men’s $6.00 shoes priced at $3.98 and $6.00 tan shoes at $4.98. Men’s $6.00 army shoes offered for $4.49. One lot of $6.00 and $7.00 shoes at $2.98 and $3.98. Advertisement notes Wimovsky's store and the ad number 222.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wimovsky’s
Best meats and low est prices in Durham ket
Saturday ad from 400 Main Street, Mid. Read as an old time street shopper notice offering best meats at low prices with location and day.
Middlefield Near Stueck's Bakery Ad
Classified notice seeking a position or opportunity near Stueck's Bakery in Middlefield. Brief, readable ad style inviting inquiry through the Want Ad.
Ice melts reopen lake as ice cutting continues in East Hampton
East Hampton reports the lake opened in several spots after a week of freezing. Ice men persist with thinner ice for filling ice houses. A Grange subscription whist at Chatham hall drew large attendance with prizes awarded to Mrs. A. M. Park and Mrs. Everard Day, and second prizes to Mrs. Ernest Buckland and Mrs. Hamel Stocking. Local social notes mention visitors, dances, and upcoming events, with brief town happenings and residents seen about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hampton
East Hampton Grange
Chatham Hall
A. M. Park
Everard Day
Ernest Buckland
Hamel Stocking
Luther League of Portland
Carrier’s Pavilion
Frank Convey
Middletown
Agnes Hardy
New York
Dorothea Bauer
H. C. Hodge
Chamber of Commerce
New Haven
L. A. Allen
Brainard
Southern New England Telephone Co
Jolly Boys
Siebert’s
Heck
Adv
Jack Ridley
Boston
F. J. Seeley
Ralph Thatcher
Hartford
Samuel Thatcher
Washington
Methodist Church
P. T. Peterson
Main Street
Stueck
Hadlyme Social Notes and Lodge Attendance
Hadlyme reports Mrs Fred R Beebe entertained a Hartford guest over Sunday. Mrs Carrie Hawthorne and son and Mrs Samuel Tooker visited Deep River on Tuesday. Seven Masons from Hadlyme attended Brainard Lodge in New London Tuesday evening. Miss Charlotte Passmore visits New York City for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadlyme
Fred R. Beebe
Hartford
Carrie Hawthorne
Samuel Tooker
Brainard Lodge
New London
Charlotte Passmore
New York City
Library Association Meeting and Local Updates in Rocky Hill
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational church met at Miss Ella Churchill's Elm street home from 2:30 to 5 PM. PD. W. McNamara was in Hartford on business. Ice men work busily to fill ice houses. Mrs. H. M. Barnard shopped in Hartford. Dr. O. A. Moser and daughter plan to return from Homestead, Florida soon. Red Cross met at Library Hall. Candlemas Sunday noted. Factory site cleanup ongoing as Connecticut Quarry Co. resumes work with William Quinn in charge. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Griswold visiting Quincy, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
Hill
Leetering Lee
Ladies Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Ella Churchill
Elm Street
PD. W. McNamara
Hartford
Martin Howland
H. M. Barnard
O. A. Moser
Homestead
Fla
C. T. Holmes
Clara Warner
Myrtle Howard
George Picard
Library Association
Red Cross
Library Hall
Connecticut Quarry Co
William Quinn
Thomas Hosmer
Middletown
W. R. Griswold
Quincy
Mass
Main Street
Midé
Stueck
Adv
Saybrook Point Social and Masonic Notes
Saybrook Point reports Mrs. Harry Spencer hosting a Middletown friend for several weeks. Ernest Prann, editor of the New Era, attended the local Masonic gathering. Mrs. William R. Bushnell is able to be out after grippe. Mrs. B. H. Chalker misses teaching this week due to her son Richard’s influenza illness. C. C. Fairbanks visited Hartford and saw Frederick Chapman, who is improving at the hospital. E. C. Spencer and Herbert Stokes attended a Masonic meeting in New London. Teachers' Council will meet in the chapel at six this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saybrook Point
Harry Spencer
Middletown
Ernest Prann
New Era
William R. Bushnell
B. H. Chalker
Richard
C. C. Fairbanks
Hartford
Frederick Chapman
E. C. Spencer
Herbert Stokes
New London
Washington's birthday holiday hours at Cromwell post office
Cromwell observes Washington's birthday with no rural carrier delivery. C H Stovall leaves for the west to join his wife visiting their son Captain A H Stovall in Illinois. They plan visits to Kansas City relatives. Mr Kabatznick and Mr Krause travel west on business. Camp Fire Girls meet with Miss Elsie Kirkpatrick this evening. Best meat and lowest prices at 400 Main Street Mid-Near Stueck's Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cromwell
Washington
C. H. Stovall
West
A. H. Stovall
Illinois
Kansas City
Kabatznick
Krause
Elsie Kirkpatrick
Main Street
Stueck’s Bakasy
Local Y M C A to Reignite in Ivoryton
Ivoryton residents report the local Y M C A is not dead but in hibernation and will wake soon with citizen support. A social at Ivoryton hotel is planned by All Saints church with games music and refreshments. Mrs. Sizer visits from Essex and the Church Workers earn $41 at a reception.
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Ivoryton
Burton Chapman
Boston
Annie Carlson
New York
Herman Mooz
Fen
Automoe
Ivoryton Hotel
All Sainte’ Church
William Sizer
Essex
Charles Sizer
Society of Church Workers
Virginia Steckney
Howard Steckney
Sickness. Co. & Chall
Adv
Children’s Shoes on Sale at Wirnowski’s Deep River
One lot of children’s shoes priced from $2.50 to $3.00 is offered at $95, plus a $4.50 tan Educator pair at $2.98. Also available are seven children’s shoes in $3.50 and $4.00 ranges in tan and black at $2.49 at Wirnowski’s, Deep River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shioes
Wirmovsky’s
Deep River
Meat Injurious to the Kidneys Warns Readers
A well known authority warns that excessive meat consumption fills blood with uric acid, overworks kidneys, and causes trouble. Take four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily to flush kidneys and neutralize acids in urine, ending urinary and bladder disorders and keeping kidneys active.
Centerbrook Brief Births and Visits
A baby boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs William Magee in Centerbrook on Wednesday morning. Mrs Walter Wilcox visited her parents in Hadlyme on Wednesday. Mr West of New London was in town on business yesterday. Mrs Julius Bellfinger and daughter were in Middletown on Thursday. A number from Centerbrook will attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerbrook
William Magee
Walter Wilcox
Hadlyme
West
New London
Julius Bellfinger
Middletown
The Fremens Bell in Essex This Evening
Reading fragments describe a local event in Essex this evening titled The Fremens Bell. Mention of residents filling ice houses includes Mr and Mrs G J Jones and Renee in Middletown on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
G. J. Jones
Renee
Middletown
Thursay
Thelma Saturday Matinee Features Shoulder Arms
Thelma presents a Saturday program with Charles Chaplin in Shoulder Arms and Charles Ray in His Own Town. Matinee and evening showings available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Thelma
Charles Chaplin
Charles Ray
Ady
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Middlefield
Mida
Horlick
Rocky’ Hill
Vinci
Sandford
Maine
C. D. Haines
Waffle
Rown Rds
Main ST
Guernsey
Whittall Brusse
Axminster
Union Huck
Notion
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Sterlino
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