Grand Tonight at the Middlesex and Grand theatres in a double bill
Grace Valentine stars in The Unchastened Woman a modern city life study with wealth and social pose shaping fate. Also Honeymoon a light comedy with Constance Talmadge and A Daughter of the Old South starring Pauline Frederick at Middlesex Friday and Saturday January 31 to February 1. The Old Homestead will be screened with preserved atmosphere. Middlesex doubles feature String Beans a Ray comedy with Jane Novak and Charles Ray plus Hitting the High Spots and On the Jump vaudeville and travel reels at Grand.
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Grand
Grace
Valentine
Grand Theatre
Caroline Kmolleys
Grace Valentine
Constance Talmadge
Comediene
Martail
Pauline Frederick
Paramount
the Middlesex
Missederick
Alicia Ramsey
Rudolph de Cordova
Old Homestead
Denyan Thompson
Middlesex
Thompson
Josh Whitcomb
Lyons-Moran
Thomas H. Ince
Charles Ray
Jane Novak
Bert Lytell
Metro
Bluebird
George Walsh
Two boys find war savings stamps and return them
Old Saybrook reports Frank Allen and Eugene McGuire discovering a scattered stamp hoard under a fence and brush. They locate owner Charles Miller in Westbrook, who had left $250 and stamps last August at the Saybrook post office. He offers a $50 reward, which the boys decline, feeling they were already rewarded.
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Old Saybrook
Frank Allen
Eugene McQuire
James McGuire
Westbrook
Mondasy
Miller
Giles A. Bushnell
New London
George C. Tate
Middletown
Hartford
James Maher
J. Caffey
Camp Devens
Ayer
Mass
Mill Plains
Conn
John Bowes
Daniel Bowes
France
Kirkpatricks to visit Canada. church events noted
Jan 29 Cromwell notes Mr and Mrs James Kirkpatrick depart for Canada to visit relatives. Mrs H McConochie recovers from influenza. Baptist covenant meeting moved to Thursday evening. Sly of Hartford will aid Sunday school work. Luther League planning tenth anniversary next week. Herbert Cohan of Columbia University visits. Congregational church cafeteria supper Thursday 5:30 to 8. adr.
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Cromwell
James Kirkpatrick
Canada
H. McConochie
Covenant Meeting of the Baptist Church
Sly
Hartford
Luther League
Herbert Cohan
Columbia University
Louis Kabafzack
Congregational Church
Postponed Dance in Moodus Continental Hall
A planned dance in Moodus at Continental Hall, set for Thursday evening January 30, has been postponed. Details on rescheduling were not provided.
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Moodus
Deep River News Highlights From January to February
Local residents greet returning soldiers and plan events. Gus Johnson arrives home from France after four months of service. Deep River High School seniors stage The Dutch Detective at the town hall. State Guard dance draws crowds from nearby towns. Jolly Twelve Whist Club prizes go to Mrs. Kittie Hunt and Mrs. Hilda Molander. next meeting with Molander. Moodus dance postponed. Daphne Selden sails soon for France to support Y M C A canteen work and suffrage efforts. Moodus visitor Edward Lyman hosts at Standish home. Shoe sale ends February 1 with deep discounts on shoes and gloves. Three Jolly Harvesters hold masquerade ball February 14 at Deep River town hall with prizes, music, and various seating options. Tickets on sale at New Era office.
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River
Gus” Johnson
J. Aaron Johnson
France
Brea
Socrates Brindle
Bridgeport
Deep River High School
Deep River
Jolly Twelve Whist Club
Albin Johnson
Essex Street
Kittie Hunt
Hilda Molander
Moodus
Daphne Selden
New London County
New Haven County
Edward Lyman
W. C. Standish
J. M. Dudek
Deep River Town Hall
Jolly Harvesters
New Era
Adyv
Social notes from Saybrook Point and Hartford visits
Saybrook Point January 29. Mr and Mrs George W Beach of New York were guests at their home. Mrs Frederick Murray visited New Haven recently. Mrs Olmstead and daughter spent several days in New York. Mrs Leary was in Hartford Monday. J B Holman attended a state Board of Charities meeting in Hartford. Ernest Schultz and Charles Feemotored to Hartford Saturday. Grant W La Grange and family of Meriden visited friends in town recently.
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Saybrook Point
George W. Beach
New York
Frederick Murray
New Haven
Olmstead
Leary
Hartford
J. B. Holman
State Board of Charities
Ernest Schultz
Charles Fee
Grant W. la Grange
Meriden
Turn About in Louisville Friends and Disappointments
In the Louisville Courier Journal, a dialogue notes that many friends have disappointed each other, reflecting on common fates of letdowns and mutual remorse. The brief exchange explores personal relationships and shared expectations.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Essex News Roundup Details Babcock Letter and Local Events
Mr and Mrs Leroy Babcock report their son Private Leman Babcock now stationed as a musician in the 6th infantry band in Tricete Austria and expected to return by April. In Essex several local church notices, society meetings, moves, illness reports, high school entertainment profits for basketball, and Connecticut State Guards drill announced.
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F. H. Nagon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Edward J. Norman
Dalton
Mass
Frederick Crane Co
Winthrop Walden
Middlesex Hospital
Woman's Missionary Society of the Congregational Church
Parsonage
Betsey -Ross
Daughters of Veterans
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Frederick Wright
Centerbrook
Elsie M. Griggs
South Coventry
Prospect Street
Home Workers’ Society of
First Congregational Church
Thelma Theatre
J. R. Gleason
Capitol
Connecticut State Guards
Those who dodge work are apt to be dodged by the reward
A compact adage framed as a concise moral note. It suggests that shirking duties leads to missed benefits, implying a reciprocal fate between effort and reward. The line stands as a maxim reflecting work ethic and social consequences.
New Shoes Won’t Hurt After Freezone Claim
A Cincinnati authority says a few drops of freezone applied to a tender corn stop soreness at once. The sticky drug dries the corn and lifts it out without inflammation. A quarter ounce costs little and removes hard and soft corns or calluses. Millions of women may welcome the announcement with the rise of high heels.
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Cincinnati
Community notices from Higganum and area events
Local items report church activities and meetings for Y M C A youth groups and W C T U affairs. Messages note absences and welcomes, a wartime return, sick lists, guard duties in Germany, and library donations at the reading room. A Red Cross sewing drive for France and Belgium is urged. One-eighth bag Pillsbury flour sold for $1.40 at C W Stovill’s store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. O’conner, Jr
Billy
Emil Engstrom
Ethel Hubbard
Caddie Halsey
John Spencer
Chauncey
Germany
Rhine
Loewe
David Danielson
Middlesex Hospital
Pillsbury
C. W. Stovill
Man’s Try Reveals Hidden Capacity and Courage
A reflective note declares that a person discovers what they can achieve only by attempting new challenges. It emphasizes bold effort, perseverance, and growth through risk, urging readers to act rather than wait for limits to appear.
Chester Notes and Local Happenings in January
Miss Olive Williams visits with her parents Mr and Mrs A F Williams in Chester after months in New Haven. James Cone leaves Boston studies and returns home. F Franchini leaves M S Brooks Sons to join Pratt Read Co in Deep River. Congregational church groups rehearse for upcoming entertainments.
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Chester
Olive Williams
New Haven
A. F. Williams
James Cone
Boston
F. Franchini
Brooks & Sons
Pratt, Read Co
Deep River
Congregational Church
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Main Street
Middletown, Conn
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Harry
the Barton Clothing Co. and
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Constance Talmadge In “the Hooneymoon
Big Bluebird
Hartman
Hartman Drug Co
Paramount Picture
Burton Holmes
Denman Thompson Lyons-Moran
Matinee
Adolph Zukor
Paramount-Flagg
Private Harold Peat
Hell
Paramount Artcraft
Lightning Raider
A. & Holm&s
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Arthur B. Jenkins
Geliciter of
U. & Ane Foreign
Mutua
Dr. McKee
Louis M. Schmidt
Middlesea
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