Man From Mexico at Middlesex and strong vaudeville bill
The Man From Mexico starring Sebn Barrymore will play January 3 only at the Middlesex. Also shown is Marguerite Clark’s Out of a Clear Sky with a Bruges Palais de Justice scene and Celeste plot. Grand Theatre tonight offers five vaudeville acts and Chaplin's Shoulder Arms with Bachelors Children to close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Clark
Paramount
the Middlesex
Palais Routhouse
Bruges
Belgium
Palais
Celeste
Grymm
Germany
United States
Tom Mix At The Grand
One of the screen’s growing favorites Tom Mix stars in Mr Logan U S A at the Grand Friday and Saturday with Tom Mix as a secret service man. The program includes a war review and a Paths comedy with a Friday and Saturday matinee Fighting For Millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Mix
the Grand
William Fox
Mr. Logan
U. 8
S. A
Grand Theatre
Secret Service
Hamburg Town News Roundup and Holiday Social Notes
A quiet Sunday in Hamburg as the minister misses service while Judge Marvin joins for dinner. Folks travel for holidays, with Miss Tiffany visiting New York and Miss Harding returning home from New York. Arthur Beebe is the first to return from the front. L D Harding celebrates a sixteen Christmas dinner. A festive Christmas Eve dance delights residents. Several families deal with illness as Mrs Hayden returns to Springfield to care for relatives recovering from pneumonia and the flu. Marguerite Ely of Smith College vacations with cousin Beth Sterling of Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Marvin
Rachel Tiffany
New York
Ruth Harding
New
Grace
Middletown
Ada
Ora Harding
Arthur Beebe
L. D. Harding
Harding
Ora
Ray Harding
Santa
Hayden Eco
Springfield
Arguerite Ely
Smith Col
Beth Sterling
Windsor
Best Spread For Biscuits and Bread Delights in Taste Test
A taste study highlights Sweet Nut as a top spread for biscuits and bread. The article notes its creamy texture and rich flavor, favoring it over rivals in a series of blind tastings conducted by food writers.
Railway News and Local Notices From Old Saybrook
Old Saybrook notes include railway clerk J Parsons new forest Union station appointment with Valley branch trips and homeward focus. Also reports Charles King recovery, W Thompson job search in Seattle, local visits by Mr and Mrs Mooney, New Year quiet start, Masonic Lodge changes, Shaw’s Cove bridge failure delaying Boston and New York express, and Elizabeth Harvey funeral at Con gregational church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Saybrook
J. Parsons
Forest Union
Hart
Valley
Saybrook Point
Hartford
Wilcox Silver Plate
Meriden
J. B. Holman
Thomas F. Beckwith
Horace Leonard
Frank Beckwith
Court P. Davis
Frank J. M. Gilligan
James Daly
Charles King
William J. Thompson
Blasdell
Seattle
Wash
John J. Mooney
Pittsfield
Mass
Cromwell
Nelson M. Bowes
Siloam Lodge
No. 22
A. F
George E. Kirtland
Calvin C. Fairbanks
Shaw’s Cove
New London
Boston
New York Express
Elizabeth M. Harvey
Samuel HB. Harvey
W. F. White
Congregational Church
Westbrook Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Elizabeth Harvey
The Harvey family thanks friends for sympathy, flowers, and kindness shown during Elizabeth Harvey's death. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Harvey and Frank M. Harvey, Old Saybrook, Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Samuel E. Harvey
Frank M. Harvey
Old Saybrook
Conn
Higganum Community Notes and Obituary
George Joito returns from the navy and re-enlists for four more years. The Congregational church holds its annual meeting tonight at seven. Miss Cornelia Noyes, long a Haddam resident, died in Middletown and will be buried at Pine Grove vault. Red Cross meets Thursday afternoon at the schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higganum
George Joito
Navy
Congregational Church
Cornelia Noyes
Stueck Block
Middletown
Haddam
Miss Noyes
Dr. Hazen
North Church
Mr. Calder
Congregational Church of
Pine Grove
Red Cross
Stella Winslow Helps Sister Amid Factory Inventory Day
Mrs. Stella Winslow of Winsted cares for her seriously ill sister Miss Lois Leotard at their grandmother Mrs. Lynn’s home in Ivoryton. Local factories are closed today for inventory. Mrs. Florence Barnes visited New Haven on Tuesday. The Society of Church Workers plans a meeting at the Parish house Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivoryton
Stella Winslow
Winsted
Lynn
Lois Leotard
Florence Barnes
New Haven
Society of Church Workers
Death of Mrs Effie Swan Tiley shocks Essex circle
Essex January 1 The death of Mrs Effie Swan Tiley aged 45 occurred after an operation in a Boston hospital. Survived by husband Stillman B. Tiley a son Albert a daughter Dorothy her parents four brothers and three sisters. Funeral plans not yet set. Also notes thrift and war saving stamps by Essex Grammar pupils and local notices including Odd Fellows postponement and Pratt High re opening. Chu Gam Maine death noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
B. Tiley
Essex
Effie Swan Tiley
Boston
Stillman B. Tiley
Albert
Dorothy Tiley
Albert Swan
Carl
Ralph
George Swan
Hartford
William Swan
New Jersey
John Hoskins
Dallas
Texas
Harry Hubbard
William Saunders
Clinton
Tiley
Congregational Church
Home Workers’ Society
The
King’s Daughters
Essex Grammar School
Julia Goddard
P. V. Jervis
Brooklyn
N. Y
George Johnson
Arthur Lovell
Windsor
Odd Fellows
Warren Crocker
Lodge
Pratt High School
Maine
Chu Gam
Hunt Block
North Main Street
Deep River Social News Highlights
Mrs Francis Griswold visits Norwich daughter while Miss Yvonne Paquet returns to New Haven after a week with Mrs Thomas D Flaherty. Pp J Adams rests after a day, and Mrs Edward Keay remains ill with pneumonia attended by nurse Kathryn Connor. Three Jolly Harvesters dance draws 75 couples. C M Durr ill with grip. G A Wormwood returns from New York trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Francis Griswold
Norwich
Robert Agnew
Yvonne Paquet
New Haven
Thomas D. Flaherty
J. Adams
Edward Keay
Congregational Church
C. M. Durr
Kathryn Connor
Hartford
P. J. Adams
G. A. Wormwood
New York City
Local Notes From Hadlyme and Nearby
Miss Helen einstein hosts Libbie Herschfeld and Mil Eddhurtz of New York City. Raphael Passesella was in town Monday. Jerry Sooboda has received his honorable discharge from the U S Army and is at home. Ie served in Air Service Military Aeronautics Division of Aerial Photography. Charles Peiser of New York City spent Sunday in town. Arthur Beebe, formerly of Co. K 102nd U S Infantry now with C P W E Headquarters No 1, returned to a New York debarkation hospital after a visit with his parents. Mrs. Frances Braunstetter of Utica, N Y, has been visiting her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Einstein
Libbie Herschfeld
Mil Eddhurtz
New York City
Raphael Passesella
Jerry Sooboda
U. S. Army
Air Service
Military Aeronautics
Charles Peiser
Arthur Beebe
Co. K
102Nd U.S. Infantry
Pupils Perfect in Attendance for Fall Term 1918 Chester
The list names Corbin Bates Florence Berg Leonard Williams George Berg Willis Epright Lillian Moravec Alta Whitmore Rose Calarco Katherine Groat Frederick German Florence Holmes Stuart Joslyn Catherine Leet Alvine Sypher Doris Christensen Doris Stannard Jessamine Dickinson Dorothy Ball Raymond Clark Immet DeVoe Marcia Goeu Silvio Lavazzoli Joseph Carini Geneva Christensen Ellsworth Rhodes Winfield Spencer Horace Silliman Dora Abbey Norma Adams Joseph Benedetto Roger Gladding Clifford Rutty at Chester School. Attendance perfection noted for fall term 1918 with classes resuming Monday in 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Corbin Bates
Florence Berg
Leonard Williams
George Berg
Willis Epright
Lillian Moravec
Alta Whitmore
Rose Calarco
Katherine Groat
Frederick German
Florence Holmes
Stuart Joslyn
Catherine Leet
Alvine Sypher
Doris Christensen
Doris Stannard
Jessamine Dickinson
Dorothy Ball
Raymond Clark
Immet DeVoe
Marcia Goeu
Silvio Lavazzoli
Joseph Carini
Geneva Christensen
Ellsworth Rhodes
Winfield Spencer
Horace Silliman
Dora Abbey
Norma Adams
Joseph Benedetto
Roger Gladding
Clifford Rutty
Review of Year That Brought Notable Figures
A year roundup listing appearances and visits by prominent people in New York and beyond. Notables include Anna Held in August, Senators Gallinger and James in August and September, Cardinal Farley and Archbishop Ireland, composer Lecocq, Mrs. Sage, Dr. White, Robert J. Colier, Gen. King, Dr. Van Hise, Joseph Smith, Edmond Rostand, and others shown from August to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Held
New York
United States
Jacob H. Gallinger
New Hampshire
Ollie M James
Kentucky
John M. Farley
New
Ilfracombe Lacks Any Pawnbrokers Within Town Limits
Ilfracombe a town of about 10 000 people stands out for having no pawnbrokers within its boundaries. The absence of pawnshops is noted as a unique local distinction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilfracombe
Centerbrook Socials And Local Notes
Centerbrook residents note Mrs. Cora Dolph hosted whist at her parents home on Phoenix Terrace. The Ladies' Friendly Society will meet Thursday with Mrs. Edward Bushnell. A serious automobile accident occurred on Deep River road Saturday evening. Frank Lewis returned home after Navy service. Mrs. A. H. Jones hosts her sister Miss Gates from New York. Miss Mamie Conney of New Haven stayed with Mrs. Benjamin Tibballs. Germany's indemnity is discussed with a British plan for non-interest bearing bonds to settle debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerbrook
Cora Dolph
Phoenix Terrace
Ladies’ Friendly Society
Edward Bushnell
Deep River Road
Frank Lewis
U. S. Navy
A. H. Jones
Miss Gates
New York
Mamie Conney
New Haven
Benjamin Tibballs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mexico
Sebn Barrymore
H. A. du Souchet
John Barrymore
Ines
Hadlyme
Peage
Tab
T. A. B. Hall
New Britain
Ee As
Charlie Chaplin
Bluebird
Official War Review
Sessue Hayakawa
DUSK
Jewell
Baltimore
England
America
Great Britain
Ted
Nourse -Sherman Foster System
Main St
REO
Reo Motor Car Co
C. H. Brewster
Bath
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
Middlese Theatre
Adolph Zukor
Paramount Picture
H. A. DuSouchet
Lyons-Moran
Jessie L. Lasky Presents
Man From
W. E. Wilkee
Monte Katterjohn
Walter Edwarde
Roscoe Arbuckle
Middletown Coal Co
Middlesex County
George F. Redford
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