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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1919

Page

7

Grand Theatre Showcases Mickey and The Secret Garden

A busy Middlesex program features Mickey a romantic drama with intense thrills and natural courtship, The Secret Garden adaptation starring Lila Lee, and Mexican floating gardens in travel reel. Also Roscoe Arbuckle in The Sheriff and vaudeville acts led by Sam Curtis Co plus Tom Mix in Rough and Ready. Norma and Constance Talmadge head a Wednesday double bill The Forbidden City and Mrs Lefingwell's Boots.

Secret Garden Frances Hodgson Burnett Paramount Lila Lee Middlesea Roscoe Arbuckle Tom and Dolly Ward Peaces Galvin Wilson and Galvi Mildred Grover Comedienne Monroe Brothers Grand Theatre Sam Curtis Co Adelaide Francis Phonograph Records Columbia Co Conover Ford Homer Tom Mix Adorno Talmadge Norma Talmadge Constance Talmadge Mrs. Leffingwel

Washington lodge to confer M M degree at meeting

Cromwell reports Washington lodge No 81 A F A M will hold a meeting tomorrow evening with the M M degree to be conferred. The Frazer children are ill with measles. A real bargain in meats at Public market 400 Main street Middletown near Stueck's bakery best meats and lowest prices adv. Even rough men can be gentle when they meet a real woman.

Cromwell Washington Lodge A. F A. M Arthur Frazer Main Street Middletown Stueck Adv

Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts Ad Claims

A famous authority warns that regular meat intake straining kidneys leads to back pain and various ailments. It recommends Jad Salts regimen to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and restore normal kidney function.

Grange Hall hosts events and visits in Rocky Hill

Jason Robbins visited from out of town for a Friday gathering at Grange hall. Miss Virginia Maynard is ill. Mrs. Annie B Andrews, Center school principal, visited Portland with Edward Churchill for the junior four minute men speech contest. Pupils from twelve schools spoke. Lent begins March 5 and Ash Wednesday observed.

Grange Hall Jason Robbins Virginia Maynard Annie B. Andrews Center School Portland Edward Churchill the Grange Grangehall A. Moser Clorinda Homestead Florida C. W. Boardman Somerville Mass Edward J. Stevens Hartford Philips Boston Eva Coggshall Raymond Albert Sprague Goodrich Place Sprague Motherhood Club Library Hall Main Street Middletown Stueck

Ivoryton Notes Rev Frank Sanberg Sermon at Mission Church

In Ivoryton on February 28 Rev Frank Sanberg of Buffalo NY will preach at the edish mission church at 7 am. All are invited. A public whist in the library Wednesday evening awarded prizes to John Bushnell and Mrs William Booma as the first winners, with consolation prizes to Mrs Parmelee and Mrs Aaron Ed rg. The Y M C A hosted Harry C White's wartime front-line lecture at Comstock Cheney hall Thursday evening. The 22nd annual Society of Church Workers meeting elected officers led by President Mrs E I Norton and vice presidents Mrs G A Bull and Mrs Juther Chapman. Twenty four attended the post-meeting tea. All Saints Mission Sunday will be at 3 pm conducted by Samuel Davidson of Chester. Sunday school to follow.

Ivor Frank Sanberg Buffalo N. Y Edish Mission Joseph Brown Comstock-Cheney & Co John Bushnell William Booma Oo Parmelee Aaron Edrg C. C. Hall Harry C. White Comstock-Cheney Hall Society of Church Workers E. I. Norton G A. Bull Juther Chapman Laura R. Comstock F. M. Rose Charles Sizer J. J. Jones Charles Haskell Fred Stickney Fred Say John Potter All Saints Mission Samuel Davidson Chester

Local notices and events mix in Essex area

Navy loughs at home on North Main Street. Witch hazel shipped to distillery near Essex station. Yale Professor Bailey to speak at Baptist church on Reconstruction. Y M C A lecture at Cheney hall Ivoryton. George Stillman visits Springfield with daughter. February paper money due Fay the newsboy. Local officials and Hartford trips noted. Y M C A meeting in old town hall. Methodist church schedule with sermon The Living Christ and World Redemption. Community service at Baptist church by Dr. Bailey. Thelma at The Vamp and Kitchen Lady listings.

John A. Pierson U. S. Navy North Main Street Essex Station Prof Bailey Yale College Baptist Church Y M. C Comstock Cheney Hall Ivoryton George Stillman Harold Sisson Springfield Mass Fay Niles Gladding T. D. Coulter John M Halleck Richard B. Tiley Hary M. Banes Hartford John Carlson South Main Street Hjalmer Sandeen New Britain Old Town Hall Main Street Middletown Stueck Methodist Church Alan F. Bain League Ida Larson Yale

Centerbrook News Briefs in Feb

Centerbrook reports W C Griswold is seriously ill at a New Haven hospital. The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society plans an evening meeting with Mrs Walter Wright on Main Street. Norton Giouri of Saybrook stays here caring for his ailing father on Deep River Street. Mr Tyler and family move into the W H Wright tenement on Westbrook Street. Mrs Frank Lew spent Thursday in New Haven. Ernest Billfinger is recovering from illness. Mr West of New London visited town on business. The Thelma screens Saturday night with Enid Bennett in The Vamp and The Kitchen Lady. adv.

Centerbrook W. C. Griswold New Haven Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Walter Wright Main Street Norton Giouri Saybrook Deep River Street Tyler Ald W. H Wright Westbrook Street Frank Lew

St Luke's Mission to Hold Sunday Service and Communion

The service at St Luke's Mission in Chester will begin at four o'clock on Sunday afternoon and will be led by Rev George B Gilbert. A Holy Communion celebration is planned. In Middletown near Stueck's bakery on Princess, Saturday night shows Wallace Reid and Kathryn Williams in The Thing We Love a two film featuring patriotic notes along with House of Hate and a comedy.

St. Luke’s Mission George B. Gilbert Main Street Middletown Stueck Wallace Reid Kathryn Williams Paramount James Connors St. John’s Church Grace Episcopal First Congregational Church Grace Episcopal Church

Local society notes and church services in Old Saybrook

Old Saybrook society items detail visits by Mrs Richard M Doyle and family, travels of relatives to Hartford and New London, and a Brown University veteran’s return. mentions of the 6th Regiment State Guard rifle practice, a large March 4 entertainment, and a fire at the Ansel Wright dwelling saved by nearby workers. Church services in several Saybrook parishes are listed for Sunday with Ash Wednesday plans for March 6.

Wirtn T Fornee Mae Richard M. Doyle Oscar Lord Concord N.hs Frederick G. Fish Hartford Frederick S. Chapman Co. G. State Guard 6Th Regiment James B. Williams Dwight Hall Saybrook Point Leslie A. Babcock New Haven Robert A. Babcock Brown University U.S. Army 20Th Field Artillery France Ansel Wright Lord’s

Clinton Fire Drill Smooth and Timely

Clinton notes the first school fire drill of the year with orderly exits by students. Among local items, Tony Vicini returns from France to Camp Merritt. Other news include enlistment, visitors, and workers' overtime at a local company.

German Republic Emerges From German Empire

The New German state calls itself an empire while remaining a republic. President Ebert declares the privileges of birth are eliminated from politics and social life. He vows to combat monarchist moves by force from any direction, as the world prepares to deal with a German republic fit for treaties.

New York Evening Post Ebert

California Syrup of Figs Ad Claims Safe Child Laxative

An old advertisement touts California Syrup of Figs as harmless and effective for children. It urges mothers to use a teaspoonful for feverish, listless kids with tummy trouble, promising quick relief as waste and foul matter pass through the bowels.

California California Fig Syrup Company

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