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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

Page

6

Portland Disturber in Court. Death of John C. Wilson

Local court sessions hear Bolak Jarocki charged with intoxication breach of the peace language and assault. He pleads guilty and gets 30 days jail and six months on probation. costs total 10.50. News of John C. Wilson's death in Hartford shocks the town. funeral set for 2:30 Saturday at 870 Prospect Ave with burial in Cedar Hill. Annual reports filed for Wooroona Club and several Gildersleeve enterprises. Community events include a soldiers reception at St Marys hall, a toll bridge rumor debunked, and planned chowder supper at Hose Co No 2. Multiple notices cover trolley repairs and local meetings and proliateral notes.

Bolak Jarock Kerry Lane Axelson Simonik Howard Jarocki Ion Sorczak Cafe John C. Wilson John C Hartford Willy Wilsons Joseph S. Porter Wilson Pickering

Sage and Sulphur Hair Darkening Remedy Promoted

A vintage home remedy urges using garden sage tea with sulphur to darken gray or faded hair. It claims several applications restore rich darkness, and suggests buying Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur ready-made as a simpler alternative.

Cemon Garden Wyeth

Former Yankee Manager Named Jersey City Club Leader

Wild Bill Donovan, former manager of the New York Yankees, has been appointed manager of the Jersey City International League Club for next season. He previously led the Providence team to the 1914 pennant and served last season with Detroit as battery coach.

Yankees Jersey City Wild Bill” Donovan New York Donovan Providence Detroit

Old Saybrook Town Improvement group meeting notice

Saybrook Point January 24 A quarterly meeting of the Old Saybrook Town Improvement Association will be held at the secretary Miss Caroline E McCall home Monday afternoon January 24 at 3 oclock. Fred G Fisk recently discharged from Hartford hospital can sit in a wheelchair. Mrs George Phelps broke her ankle Thursday while preparing to leave town. Miss Hazel Schley visited New London yesterday. R S Taintor is ill at home.

Saybrook Point Old Hazel Schley New London R. S. Taintor

Cromwell News Briefs Share Local Illness and Visits

Mrs Mott of Hartford visited sister Mrs H McConochie in Cromwell on Thursday. Andrew Skoog and children are ill with influenza. Miss Josephine Grande has recovered from illness. Miss Elizabeth Metzgar and William Metzgar improve from influenza at their grandmother Mrs C Lincoln home. Mrs E W Johnson will entertain oe club Tuesday afternoon.

Cromwell Mott Hartford H. McConochie Andrew Skoog Josephine Grande Elizabeth William Metzgar C. Lincoln E. W. Johnson

The Color of Cities in Street and Morgan Portraits

An excerpt from American Adventures notes how cities display distinct colors. Julian Street observes Paris white and green, Chicago gray, New York shifting from brown sandstone to cream brick, Naples vivid pink blue and green, and Baltimore dominated by red brick with white marble steps and iron scrapers near older houses.

Julian Street Wallace Morgan South Paris Washington Mr. Street Chicago London New York Naples Baltimore Baedecker

Red Cross sparse attendance in East Hampton meeting

East Hampton January 23 The Red Cross society met with few attendees at Chatham hall. Emphasis on refugee clothing and Belgium relief persists as war fatigue eases. Thimble club hosted by Mrs William O Neill on Main Street. Socials planned at Swedish Lutheran church and MRE church. Co L 6th CSG to meet Siebert’s Opera House. Big dance at Siebert’s hall promising entertainment.

East Hampton Red Cross Society Chatham Hall Belgium Thimble Club William O'Neill Main Street Jacob Bowers New Haven Arnold Purple A. Davies and Child Hartford A. G. Davies L. E. Weaver Middletown Mary Donovan MRE George Kennedy Otis Goff William Cahill New York Co. L. 6Th Siebert’s Opera House Siebert’s Hall

Village Improvement bazaar planned for Feb 6 7

East Berlin reports heavy fog on Thursday ice condition unsafe for skating. The Village Improvement society to hold a two day bazaar on February 6 and 7. Modern Woodmen initiated one candidate and processed five applications. R J Thomas of Bridgeport visiting relatives. Rumor of a new national bank in Berlin. Berlin soldiers return home with reports. A fishing party to Moodus grounds expected soon.

East Berlin Village Improvement Society Modern Woodmen Society R. J. Thomas Bridgeport Berlin Moodus

Community notices from Haddam Neck area in late January

Mrs R S OT visiting relatives in Hartford. Grant certificates for Victory Boys and Girls to be issued after final pledge payment. Miss Ketcham from Home Economics to lead dressmaking and millinery sessions January 27 28 at Grange hall with stereopticon Home Economics slides on 28. Evening session overseen by Miss E A Hayes. Free attendance urged. Ladies Aid meets Jan 29. Local Grange to install Higganum officers Friday. Reuben Ostergren on Hartford/NB business.

Ladies‘ Aid Society Chauncey B. Brooks R. S. Bailey E. G Clark Barcal Venter L. I. Selden Connecticut Farmers Hartford Higganum Grange Reuben Ostergren New Britain

Rocky Hill News Roundup January Visit and Local Notes

Mr and Mrs John Donovan visited Hartford on Thursday. Dr O A Moser improves after illness. Mrs Julius Bulkeley hosted her sister Mrs Saleu of Springfield at Elm Private Hayden Griswold, Wallace Peck, Walter Belden, Raymond Evans and William Quinn discharged from Camp Devens and returned home. Centenary services held at the Methodist Episcopal church. Roosevelt day planned for February 9 with services across churches. Boys state Y M C A conference set for February 21 22 and 23 in Winsted. Ice harvest hampered by warm weather and fog. In town influenza cases persist and many suffer with severe colds. Try a Press Want Adv.

Rocky Hill John Donovan Hartford O. A. Moser Julius Bulkeley Saleu Springfield Elm Street Hayden Griswold Wallace Peck Walter Belden Raymond Evans William Quinn U.S. Army Camp Devens Ayer Mass Marcus H. Hills Methodist Episcopal Church Roosevelt Winsted

Sloan's Liniment Offers Quick Rheumatic Pain Relief

Pain reliever claims rapid action for rheumatism neuralgia sprains bruises backache and body pains. It soothes within moments by penetrating skin without staining and can be poured directly onto the area for immediate comfort.

Sloan

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