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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1918

Page

7

Inheritance and Secluded Heritage in a Fairbanks Dramatization

Monday and Tuesday showings feature a tale of a daughter kept in seclusion by her European father in China. John Wyndham, trusted yet faltering, leaves Innocent with danger in Paris where she meets a ruthless suitor. The program also presents Artcraft photoplay Reach the Moon with Fairbanks, a Mack Sennett comedy Those Athletic Girls, and vaudeville acts including The Gyros and Pankey duo.

China John Wyndham Wyndham Ima Europe Paris Douglas Fairbanks Middlesex Deville Green Miller Green Sheran Wade Inman You Grand Theatre Pankey Marian Dan Jenul Culver Belle Bennett Trie Thurday Jewel Carmen Fox Anita Loos John Emerson Mack Sennet

Higganum News Roundup July Fourth Observances

In Higganum on July Fourth Mrs. C J Usher donated a new Noathe for Red Cross use as emphasis on day activities. Communion is noted at the local church Sunday. Mr parsing and Mrs Fred Kelsey visited friends on the Fourth. Maud West spent the day with her grandmother in Middle Haddam. Rev R S Caldwell to inspect the army food farm garden Saturday. Jennie Gilbert and Miss Celes Brainard staying with Gilbert in Bridgeport. Nellie Brainard and mother Woodworth with Esther Clark, Andrew Peck and Mrs Owen from Cromwell guests of Henry Bailey in Hartford. Mrs P L Cody and son Gordon were out of town guests the Fourth. Ep League social Friday will feature a cream service with program charge.

C. J. Usher Red Cross Poems Parsing Fred Kelsey Ord Maud West Middle Hnd R. S. Caldwell Army Food Farm Jennie Gilbert Celes Brainard Bridgeport Gilbert Cornelius Gilbert Nellie Brainard Woodworth Esther Clark Andrew Peck Owen Cromwell Henry Bailey Hartford

Americans Have Strong Nerves Decline in Nerve Health Noted

Analyzing public nerves, a leading specialist says nerve trouble is an organic disease. Phosphated Iron tablets are promoted as quickly absorbed to strengthen the nervous system and blood, claimed to relieve worn nerves and restore appetite, with emphasis on genuine capsules.

Les

Independence Day Parade in Deep River Amid Storms

Deep River observed Independence Day with a 10:30 a.m. parade that drenched many in a thunderstorm. Exercises moved to the hall, then postponed to 2 p.m. due to weather. A hail storm interrupted, but honor roll unveiling at Library Park proceeded. The event featured local guards, Red Cross, Polish and Scandinavian groups, and a drum corps led by Delmont Tufts.

Deep River Library Park New London Harry A. Moore L’hommedieu Chester State Guard Deep River Division Red Cross Holy Name Society Polish Society Chester Military Band Scandinavian Society Vasa Red Cross Society

Quiet Fourth of July Week Holds Market Steady

Richter & Company notes a quiet start to the week with no immediate change expected due to the Fourth of July holiday. Life stocks show demand for Travelers Insurance at about 560 bid and 565 recent sales, Aetna Life around 560–565, and Aetna Casualty 465–470. Fire stocks see modest activity with Aetna Fire 350, Phoenix Fire 342–345, National Fire 330. Hartford Fire at 660 bid, 700 asked. Bank stocks remain strong, public utility stocks unchanged. Hartford Electric Light at 175 bid, 180 asked. Southern New England Telephone ex-dividend at 96 bid, 100 asked, with around 98 in sales.

Richter & Company Hartford Travelers’ Insurance Company Aetna Life Insurance Company Aetna Casualty & Surety Company Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection& Insurance Company Aetna Fire Phoenix Fire National Fire Aetna Fire Insurance Company Phoenix Fire Insurance Company National Fire Insurance Company Hartford Fire Insurance Company Hartford Electric Light Company Southern New England Telephone Company

Prohibition In Agriculture Page Debate In United States

The Springfield Union views the agricultural bill rider as justified by presidential power to halt beer production if needed. It criticizes prohibitionists for pushing nationwide ban regardless of consequences, noting Britain’s continued breweries during war and arguing hard on public tolerance as prohibitionists push their agenda.

Prohibition Springfield Union Great Britain Wilson

Essex July Fourth Parade Moves Honor Roll to Liberty Pole

Vernon Mather of Hartford and Mrs. Charles Young visited town for the holiday. A large Fourth of July crowd gathered for a parade led by the New London band, with ceremonies at the Honor Roll board and a flag unfurling. Speeches by George French and Rev. N. G. McCloskey highlighted the event, followed by a band concert at St. John's hotel lawn. The Honor Roll lists about 60 Essex servicemen and several honored discharged veterans.

New London Veterans Home Guard Boy Scouts Red Cross Odd Fellows Fire Company Hall West Avenue Grove Street North Main Street New Street Main Street Honor Roll Board George French N. G. McCloskey St. John’s Hotel Essex Boys Army Navy George Phelps George Brown Lloyd Babcock Sel@en Williams William Saunders James F. Hall Leonard Comstock George Seeley Morton Tiley Louis Tucker Louis Baroni Henry Clarke E. E. Dickinson Wilson Emmons Burton Gardner Earl Hellsinger Edward Hyatt Frank Parmelee William Tucker Parker Wanamee Harry Walden Alfred Walden Axel Larson Richard Ferrantti Paul Sampsell Charles Brown Carl A. Pierson Leman Babcock Clarence Walace Graham Pelton Ross Perkins Smith Rogers Willis R. Hunt Adelbert Fields

Sugar substitutes could cut soft drink sugar use

The bureau of chemistry at the department of agriculture says bottlers can cut sugar by up to half without harming taste or quality. Substitutes such as starch sugar, starch syrup, maltose syrup, and honey would provide body while preserving flavor, helping save about 50,000 tons of sugar.

Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture

Goebel's Famous Delicatessen Offers Thrift Stamps Sale

Not more giving but less taking is what the country needs. Goebel's Famous Delicatessen promotes Goebel products at reasonable prices. Their breads Raisin Rice and Oatmeal are praised for flavor and convenience. Thrift Stamps and War Savings Stamps are encouraged for savings.

Goebel

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