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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1919

Page

7

Middlesex Double Bill Shows Kept Healthy by Exposè and War Films

Excitement at Middlesex Lyceum as Kendall Reeves expose stirs town. Char les Ray’s caromount feature and Bert Lytell romance headline the program alongside Under Four Flags war drama and Douglas Banks in American Aristocracy. The Unchastened Woman headlines the Grand double bill with an orchestral score and a dramatic tale of a chaste body yet turbulent soul.

Middlesex Sawbert Kendall Reeves Galoot Lott Morris Charles Ray Caaramount the Middlesex Grand Theatre Foch Fred Our Troéops Douglas Banks

Film and stage bill features The Honeymoon and Sporting Life

The program centers on Grace Valentine in The Honeymoon a brisk comedy of marital mixups and Dick Greer pursuing Maisie Middleton. Also shown are Sporting Life a Paramount Artcraft drama with London prizefights and The Lightning Raider with Pearl White plus The Old Homestead adapted by Paramount with vaudeville and Lyons Moray comedy.

Fire Grace Valentine Lance Talmadge Dick Greer Susan Withal Maisie Middleton Jigfield Froles Phil Lane Phil Jimmy Sporting Life Maurice Tourneur Middlesex Paramount Artcraft Drury Lane National Sporting Club of London Pearl White Denman Thompson Old Homestead Paramount Lyons

Rickard Eyes Carpentier or Dempsey for Willard Opponent

Rickard stated that Georges Carpentier or Jack Dempsey would be Willard s opponent. He is described as a picturesque figure in pugilism whose plans include the Gans-Nelson bout at Goldfield the Jeffries-Johnson fight at Reno and the Willard-Moran bout in New York.

Jack Johnson Jim Jeffries Rickard Georges Carpentier Jack Dempsey Willard Puglish Gans-Nelson Goldfield Jeffries-Johnson Reno Williard-Moran New York

Hebron Community Notes and Local Incidents

Miss Irene Strickland visits mother in Marlboro while Mrs Nichols Johnson and daughters travel to Boston. Walter Wright commutes to Hartford for work at a steam sawmill. Seventh Day Advent school closed. Miss Marion Darcey in Hartford. Hospital update: Harold Gray in France after gas mask injury. Local social visits include Miss Marjorie Thompson of Willimantic. Hebron residents recount a near auto crash. Mrs Lucius Robinson injured wind shield. both unhurt. Public education meeting held in town hall with local teachers and officials. prizes awarded to Miss Fannie Robie and Miss Marjorie Hough. Public church services and influenza illness affecting Mrs Paul Jones family.

Nichols Johnson Boston Mr. Johnson Walter Wright Hartford Marion Darcey Harold Gray France Marjorie Thompson Willimantic George A. Little Rockville East Hartford James Martin Lucius Robinson Hebron Robinson Robnson G. Lord Libby Miles Mary O’connor Amston Schol H. K. Viner Center School Center Eunice Seymes Aniston Fannie Robie Gilead Mary Fracchie James Street Bertha Goldberg Jagger Louis Anshel Marjorie Houzh I. K. Viner A. B. Lord

Social notes from Rocky Hill and surrounding area

Elizabeth Spencer and Howard F. Spencer with Elizabeth Burton of Philadelphia visit Mrs Spencer. Starr Elmore hosts Mrs. John White of White Plains. Ella Bailey visits grandparents on Main street. Cross meets at Library hall Thursday. Dr O A Moser and daughter Clorinda plan Florida trip for health. Thimble club of Methodist Episcopal church meets Wednesday 2 to 6 at Mrs William J. Tenny’s home.

Rocky Hill Elizabeth Spencer New York Howard F. Spencer Elizabeth Burton Philadelphia Howard Spencer Starr Elmore John White White Plains N. Y Josephine Sickles Methodist Church Ella Bailey East Hampton Wilbur H. Hale Main Street Leverett Spencer Charles Elliott Aoe Library Hall Thomas Hosmer Hartford O. A. Moser Clorinda Florida

Colchester Social Roundup and Local Notices

Colchester residents share furlough updates and illness news. John Shea visited from Camp Devens while Grace Tiffany and Agnes Conrad face illness. Funeral services for Mrs. Arthur Strong were held, with interment at Linwood Cemetery. Regular Grange meetings planned, and community visits noted among Neighbors.

Haddam Notes and Local Changes in Late January

In Haddam on January 28 Rev. E. E. Lewis attended Senator Tracy's funeral in Waterbury. Mrs. Harold Tracy hosted Mrs. Forrest Thatcher for a weekend visit. Heman C. Williams spent Sunday and Monday in town. Hattie Skinner of Cheshire enjoys a short vacation at home. Raymond Arnold and Harry Jr. of Hartford along with Clifford Arnold from Middletown were home for the weekend. Charles Parmelee works for P. C. Arnold at the sawmill. Christensen Bros. of Deep River have bought out Shailer & Arnold, taking over management of the local store.

Charles Parmelee P. C. Arnold Christensen Bros Deep River Shailer & Arnold

Bethany Circle to Meet in Centerbrook Wednesday

Essex Wessex January 28 Bethany Circle of King's Daughters will gather Wednesday at 2 30 PM with Mrs E F in Centerbrook. Knights notes report Fields left Winchester Co New Haven and returned to Keystone factory. Several local residents are mentioned including influenza recovery and family visits among a broader village update.

Wessex Bethany Circle King’s Daughters E. F Centerbrook A Fields Winchester Co New Haven Keystone John Conklin Middletown Helene Mary Miller Novelty Avenue Charlies E. Tucker Louis Tucker France Bert R. Clarke U.S. Navy South Main Street Ernest Conklin Mystic James Conklin Rev S. R. Reese Berkeley Divinity School St. John’s Church Middlesex Hospital William Bannester Reynolds’ Store

Mor gan Family Welcomes A Baby Son In Clinton

A son was born last week to Dr and Mrs H G Morgan in Clinton. Stanish Somonsky from Arizona returned to New York after a furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Somonsky. Hunter Soule of the U S N visits his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Soule. Mr and Mrs Raymond Doane hosted friends at home on Saturday evening for Mr Doane's birthday. Miss Elizabeth Lynch visited relatives in New Haven over Sunday. Miss Marjorie Schmelke hosted a gathering on Eas Main street in honor of brothers Louis B Schmelke and Charles Wyliss who recently received honorable discharge from the Navy.

Colchester John Shea Camp Devens Clyde Ray Southington Grace Tiffany Montville George Reynolds West Hartford A. E. Cragin Agnes Conrad C. H. Dawley Norwich Arthur Strong Linwood Cemetery B. D. Remington Elizabeth Day New York Anna Strong Lebanon Congregational Leon Bunyan Middletown J. N. Strong Strong Fred Stark Clifford Cooper Goshen E. S. Day Eugene Purcell Tip Top Hall 3. T. Wallis V’ H Davenport E. R. Gillette Alice Geer C. M. Geer Yetta Mintz Jennie Mintz Hartford Clinton H. G. Morgan Stanish Somonsky Arizona Joseph Somonsky Hunter Soule U.S. N Henry Soule Raymond Doane

Trolley Rounds Corner Near Ackerman Place in Ivoryton

Ivoryton residents report a 4:30 trolley rounding the corner near the Acker man place on Main Street, a fragment indicating a transit moment in town life.

Ivoryton Ackerman Place Main Street

Auto Crash Injures No One At City Crossing

An auto driven by William Looby smashed after sliding along rails as a tram attempted to stop. Looby escaped serious injury. The crash occurred near the site of a prior Piretti accident. The Church Workers' society meets Thursday. Charles Avery, Orwich, was in town yesterday. The Sewing society hosts a public whist in the library Wednesday at 7:45 pm, tickets 15 cents.

William Looby Sewing Society

Influenza Strains Drive Kidney Weakness Claim

Doctors report influenza leaves victims run down with back and urinary troubles. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root promoted as healing and strengthening kidneys after grip. Sample bottles offered by Dr Kilmer & Co of Binghamton New York for ten cents with request.

Kilmer Kalmer & Co Binghamton N. Y

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Metro Bert Lytell Christ Episeon Los Angles Riy Ht Constance Talhadge Illin Ccascara F Quinine Jess Willard Tex Rickard Jess Willard Chicago Irene Strickland Edith Strickland Marlboro Essex Hart, Schaffner & Marx Harry the Barton Clothing Co Custom Tailors Oa Fey Tss Maurice Tourneure Pathe Thomas H. Ince Paramount Picture Matinee Burton Holmes Denman Thompson Lyons-Moran Adolph Zukor Pauline Frederick Paramount-Flagg U.S St. Mihlel Douglas Fairbanks Constance Talmadge Big Bluebird VAUDE George Walsh MAX Press Tailor and Clothier Middletown, Conn
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