Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

The Evening Press in Middletown, Connecticut

We have 1,749,131 pages in Connecticut

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1919

Page

7

Movie Bill at Rand Middlesex and Grand Theaters Tonight

Amusements section notes a busy program at the Rand and Middlesex with two film double bills. Versailles and war scenes share space with Maurice Tourneur’s Sporting Life and Pearl White’s The Lightning Raider. Grand hosts The Honeymoon and String Beans, featuring Grace Valentine and Charles Ray, plus Hitting the Spots in a separate Metro feature.

Sporting Life Lord Woodstock Maurice Tourneur the Middlesex John Earl of Woodstock Joe Lee Woodstock Lee Pearl White Middlesex Thomas H. Ince-Paramount Charles Ray Mr. Ray Toby Watkins Metro Bert Lytell

Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription for women health

Daily Health Talks reviews Dr. Pierce of Buffalo and his Favorite Prescription as a temperance remedy for feminine disorders. It claims quick relief from backache headaches despondency and irregular pains and invites women to write for free confidential advice from the Faculty of the Invalids' Hotel Buffalo New York.

L. Maclean M. D America Dr. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Pierce J. Pierce Faculty of the Invalids’ Hotel

Old Saybrook Folks Share Weekend News and War Updates

A weekend run of local events includes visits by D Murphy of New Haven to his parents, Captain George Arnold returning to his tug Onrust in New York, and M J Golden with daughter Alice visiting relatives in New Haven. State Guard Company G meets for 8 o'clock drill at the armory. Chapman Bros. report large orders as they expand in window ventilators and medical supplies, with others visiting relatives in Middletown and Hartford. Influenza cases on Bokum road show full recoveries, and a surprise party for Mildred Chapman features music and games.

D. Murphy New Haven M. R. Murphy George Arnold New York M. J. Golden Alice State Guard Hartford Hospital Frederick S. Chapman Cornelius Kirwin Middletown Hartford Naval School War College Newport Dominick Engeleste Naugatuck N. W. Grover W. Clark Fish Chapman Bros Birmingham Ala John M. Golden Bokum Road Mildred Chapman Ernest Clark

Deep River residents resume normal lives after WWI service

Orville and Leon Schlick are home after muster out. Miss Vera Peck returns from Middletown where she attended the funeral of her step father Thomas Morten sen. Mrs Morten sen improving. Baddie Bowie back from Camp Devens. Harold Rankin leaves Hartford hospital book-keeper post for engineering job. Shoe inventory sale ends Feb 1 with deep discounts on shoes and gloves. Also local visits and entertainment notices including Mary Pickford Johanna Enlists at Town Hall and film lineups.

Deep River Orville Leon Schlick Vera Peck Middletown N. Y Thomas Mortensen Henry Carstens Harold W. Rankin Hartford Hospital J. M. Dudek Thomas Eagan Texas Maria Eagan Leon Bailey New York City John Olsen Town Hall Mary Pickford Johanna Enlists

Remains of Miss Eugenia Tooker Buried in Riverview Cemetery

Miss Eugenia Tooker died in Milford early Tuesday and her remains were brought to Essex Sunday for burial in Riverview cemetery. The Rev. Charles Peck officiated at the grave. P. O. M. M. Literary club meets at Mrs. Helen Strong’s in Centerbrook Tuesday evening. Frank Vinal returns to Madison after months in town. Mrs. Allan Hayden guest of Mrs. Willard Brown in Hartford. Seventh annual masquerade set for Westbrook town hall February 21. New Britain parties rent F. J. Mack rent on New street. Annie Carlson visiting sister Mrs. Sandeen in New Britain. P. H. S. basketball team to play Unionville Friday night in new town hall. Mrs. William Sizer returns from Hartford. Frank Huntley of Tamburg visits town Saturday. A son born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harrington on North Main Street Saturday. Thelma theatre features Belinda farce and Sunshine Ann with proceeds for P. H. S. basketball teams. admission 28 and 33 cents.

Ssex Eugenia Tooker Milford Essex Riverview Cemetery Charles Peck Congregational Church Helen Strong Centerbrook Frank Vinal Madison Town Allan Hayden Willard Brown Hartford Westbrook Town Hall New Britain F. J. Mack New Street Annie Carlson Sandeen P. H Unionville New Town Hall William Sizer Frank Huntley Tamburg Earl Harrington North Main Street Belinda Ann Pennington Thelma Theatre

Middlefield Social Notes Show Residents Visiting and Meetings

Mr and Mrs Earle Munson of Waterbury spent the weekend in town. The cottage prayer meeting will be at Mr and Mrs G S Goodrich on Thursday evening. Alicia Anderson visited relatives in East Hampton. Florian Greenbacker was taken to Middlesex hospital for blood poisoning. Attendees from here went to a Russell Library reception in Middlesetown Friday. Horace Wilcox of Terryville visited relatives here yesterday. Middlefield Grange No 63 P of H will meet Wednesday evening. A premeeting will discuss a community memorial service for Theodore Roosevelt.

Middlefield Earle Munson Waterbury G. S. Goodrich Alicia Anderson East Hampton Florian William Greenbacker Middlesex Hospital Russell Library Middletown Horace Wilcox Terryville Middlefield Grange No 63 Theodore Roosevelt

Miss Ellen Anderson Cares For Ill Brother In Higganum

Miss Ellen Anderson of Middletown returns home to care for her brother who is very ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Frank K. Santy of New Haven visits. W C T U holds a victory meeting in the reading room at 2 30 PM. Gavin Cody visits from East Hampton. Elwyn Sorenson in France and billeted in dugouts. Ladies association of Congregational church meets at Mrs. W C Marble's home. Arthur Brooks Jr manages the witch hazel mill near the station. Heavy trucks on Killingworth road damage the roads.

Higganum Ellen Anderson Middletown Ellen Modehn Hartford Ida Modehn Frank K. Santy New Haea Ira G. Bailey Gordon Cody East Hampton John Anderson Elwyn Sorenson Russia France Ladies’ Association of the Congregational Church W. C. Marble Arthur Brooks, Jr Killingworth

Needed a New Boy

A Baltimore mother scolds her child for fighting with John next door. The boy retorts that Johnny’s mother will have to buy a new boy, highlighting a humorous exchange from Everybody's Magazine.

Everybody’s Magazine Baltimore John Johnny

An Ozark Philosopher from Calico Rock

The note says travel costs more now than before while staying home costs more as well, reflecting higher expenses in the Ozark region and mentioning Calico Rock as a point of reference for shifting costs.

Ozark Calico

Ivoryton Notes and Local Updates for Jan 27

Illness forces Miss Jennie Johnson to resign in New Britain. Death notice of Rev. E Livingston Wells of Hertford. Nellie Banning visiting in New Haven. Mrs James H Rockwell guests in Middletown. Mrs Harry Rawson and daughter back from New Britain. Chief Petty Officer Jewett Rawson aboard Salem at Boston. James Chrystal in New Britain. John Salzegaber home on furlough from San Juan de Austra. Leslie Dickinson listed at Newport. Bethany Circle meets at 9:30 with Mrs E F Bushnell Centerbrook. Brush fire near the Terrace quickly contained. Mary Pickford in Johanna Enlists. Deep River town hall on Jan 29. adv.

Ivoryton Jennie Johnson New Britain E. Livingston Wells Hertford Wells Nellie Banning New Haven James H. Rockwell Middletown Harry Rawson Jewett E. F. Bushnell Centerbrook Mary Pickford Johanna Deep River Town Hall Adv

Saybrook Point News Roundup

Saybrook Point notes include Mrs. Ralph Tainter spending Friday in Essex, Herbert Stokes recovering at home, Mrs. Erick Fisk visiting New Haven, Mrs. Lewis W. Pratt of Hartford staying with her parents, Newton Grover visiting out of town, Miss Katharine Cressey spending Friday in Essex, and Joseph Sparks calling on friends in Essex.

Saybrook Point Ralph Tainter Essex Herbert Stokes Erick Fisk New Haven Lewis W. Pratt Hartford C. C. Fairbank Newton Grover Katharine Cressey Joseph, Sparks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rand Versailles Chateau Thierry la Basse Bapaume Fairbanks Grand Grace Valentine Oliver Morosco Louis K. Anspacher Morosco Frank Mills Catherine Tower Victor Sutherland Mildred Manning Edna Hunter Adelaide Barker Mike Donlin Old Saybrook Primrose Douglas Fairbanks War Mack Sennett Paramount Artcraft Manhattan Opera House England Warner Oland Lightning Raider Matinee Thomas H. Ince Paramount Picture Hart, Schaffner & Marx the Barton Clothing Co. and Custom Tailors Elie Jory II U. S St. Michlel Big Double Bill Constance Talmadge In “the Hooneymoon Big Bluebird George Walsh Chester L. Hull Main Street
Search Courier

Search the The Evening Press Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The The Evening Press?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication