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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1918

Page

7

Officers Appreciate Strategy In Timing Of Counter Offensives

A wartime report notes Allied officers praising the timing of counter offensives as Germans scramble with dwindling gas shells and exhausted reserves. American units press forward in coordinated waves, smothering German artillery and observers while advancing through No Man's Land toward Vierzy. A correspondent describes advances through open fields and a wood where small German resistances are sabered.

N.C. Parke Can Acr Cers International No Man's Land Vierzy

Organ recital planned to aid Red Cross in Higganum

Minor C. Baldwin will give an organ recital at Congregation Church next Monday to raise funds for the local Red Cross. A Red Cross meeting yesterday saw 32 present and much work completed. Mrs. Baroni welcomed a newborn son at the Baroni home yesterday. Ursula Brainard and Mrs. Thayer visited Ponsett School to assist in Red Cross instruction.

Ranum C. Baldwin Red Cross A! Dodd Newark N. J Otto Carlson Yester Mr. Kuhns Sibley Illinois Khuns Agie Baroni Middletown Fred Kelsey Plainville Leon Baroni Ursula Brainard Thayer Ponsett School

First Class Servant Carey J and Kansas fire insurance fight

Carey J, state superintendent, opposed a price increase proposed by fire insurance firms two months ago. He challenged a ten percent rate boost, declaring it excessive. Insurers fought back with emissaries, but a Kansas insurance commissioner supported him, and there will be no rise in Kansas fire insurance rates.

Capper Kansas Carey Kansas Insurance

Played Out Lawyer Looks Like New

A long time sufferer regains health and nerves after using Phosphated Iron. He reports rapid absorption, improved complexion, restored vitality, and clearer thinking. Other professionals feel the same recovery potential, noting renewed energy for work and daily tasks.

Bill Clerk Stesr

The Bravest Way at Paramount with Sessue Hayakawa

Amusements notice reviews The Bravest Way a Paramount picture with Sessue Hayakawa portraying a self sacrificing Japanese man who marries his dead friend's widow to care for her family. The piece notes strong supporting acts and other features at Middlesex and Grand theatres including M liss with Mary Pickford and The Yellow Ticket with Milton Sills.

Paramount Sessue Hayakawa Hayakawa Yellow Ticket Milton Sills John Barrymore Julian Rolfe Pathe A. K. Woods Astra Fannie Ward Grand Theatre Sills Russia Anna Mirre Baron Andrey America St. Petersburg M'liss Theodore Roberts Thomas Meighan Tully Marshall Charles Ogle Golden West Mary Pickford M’liss Mary. Pickford Artcraft Brent Harte Marshall Neilan Middlesex Eagle's Eye

Vaudeville, pictures highlight Fourth of July program

Tonight and tomorrow the management presents four big vaudeville acts and William Desmond in The Sudden Gentleman, plus Triangle’s best pictures. Friday features a Grand theatre crowd scene. Saturday offers Universal’s The Lion's Claws with Marie Walcamp and a new animated weekly showing of ex Mayor Mitchel’s funeral procession.

William Desmond Triangle Grand Theatre Universal Marie Walcamp J. P. Mitchel

Old Saybrook Socials and Local News Roundup

Old Saybrook notes list Mrs Bessie Hewlett visiting from Wood River Junction and Beatrice Stillman starting as local telephone operator. Burglars steal $50 from Earle Abrahams home. Edward F Gilman returns to Valley branch after leave. Reports of visits by Mr and Mrs LaMay, motorcycle fire injury, church services schedule, Red Cross closure, and Co B 6th Infantry gathering. Captain George Manning noted, tied to local bridges. Eisie Ferguson in Barbary Sheep at Saybrook Town hall announces event.

Old Saybrook Bessie Hewlett Wood River Junction L. I William A. Trask Beatrice Stillman New Haven Earle Abrahams Edward F. Gilman Valley Frederick Lamay East Haddam Grace Episcopal Church First Congregational Church Christian Endeavor Society Red Cross Society Co. B 6Th Infantry George B. Manning Eisie Ferguson Saybrook Town Hall

Potato blight hits Niantic farms threaten crops

Niantic residents report widespread potato blight arriving in the area. James Metcalf of Pine Grove farm fears a total loss after 1200 hills. The community notes many summer residents at cottages, building work, and bustling activity as August cottages fill and local tradesmen stay busy.

Main Street repairs and local notices in Centerbrook

Centerbrook July 19 road crews repaired Main street this week. Mrs Frank Lewis hosted her Sunday school class at the beach on Wednesday. James Lynch of New London visited Thursday on business. Charles Looby and family moved to Portland for shipyard work. Native potatoes arrive at 75 cents per peck. Mr and Mrs William Griffin in Middletown last evening. William Hart stars in Wolves of the Rail a western thriller.

Centerbrook Main Street Frank Lewis James Lynch New London Charles Looby Portland William Griffin Middletown William Hart Adv

Saybrook Point Guests And Local News Highlights

Saybrook Point notes announce July visits by Mr and Mrs Ely Spencer of Florida staying with relatives. Mrs Fanny Robbins and sons of Wethersfield visit Mr and Mrs F B Pratt. Agnes Sparks plans to teach at Saybrook school next fall. Agnes Luther of Newark visits her mother Dr V Luther. Mary Stockwell of Webster Mass spends the weekend with Miss Mabel C Holman. Mrs F G Fish was in New Haven on Wednesday.

Saybrook Point Ely Spencer Florida Fanny Robbins Mabel C. Holman F. G. Fish New Haven

Higganum Y.M.C.A. to Host Essex in Saturday Baseball Clash

The Higganum Y.M.C.A. baseball team will host the Essex Y.M.C.A. team this Saturday afternoon at 1:30. The matchup promises a competitive local showdown between neighboring clubs with playoff implications for the season.

Higganum Y. M. C Essex Y. M. C A Anum

Essex Notes and Arrivals Drift Through Town

Miss Ethel G. Babcock returns from visiting the Babcock home on West avenue. Pirette Brothers complete a concrete veranda for C. B. Tiley. Edward Benson and family from New Haven visit Adolph Benson’s home. Everett Pratt of Hartford visits his aunt Miss Abbie Pratt on West avenue. The Halliday daughter is reported ill. Mrs. Joseph Katz visits her sister in Deep River. Clarence E. Wallace arrives overseas. Miss Jessie Hillsinger of New Haven was a caller. Mrs. Gunzelman and two children return to New York. Miss Lenore Holt starts at the keyboard factory. Garden thieves plunder Grove street gardens. William Hartin. Wolves of the Rail advertisement.

Essex Ethel G. Babcock Babcock West Avenue Middletown Pirette Brothers C. B. Tiley Edward Benson New Haven Adolph Benson Everett Pratt Hartford Abbie Pratt Jesse Halliday Joseph Katz Deep River Clarence E. Wallace Jessie Hillsinger Gunzelman Henry Dushka New York Lenore Holt Keyboard Factory Grove William Hartin Wolves of the Rail Adv

Local Notices and Social Roundup From Deep River

Deep River notes include Miss Vera Peck of Middletown visiting sister Mrs Adriana Nelson, Miss Ethel Faith of Hartford on two week vacation, and Mrs Delmont Tufts with Mrs John E Williams visiting in Middletown. Lillian Parmelee joins Pratt Read Co west mill. 22nd division board met in Town hall. St Josephs choir and May OConnor held a small musical at home with Otto and Eddie Wieland performing. Mrs J G Desmond and son Paul visiting New York City. Milon Pratts funeral held on Main Street with interment at Fountain Hill cemetery. Town hall program events include Carmel Myers in A Broadway Scandal with Pathe News, and Giacoma troupe exhibition dancers and singers with dancing after. Also promotion for Harry Lauder appearance.

Deep River Vera Peck Middletown N. Y Adriana Nelson the Plains Ethel Faith Hartford Delmont Tufts John E. Williams Lillian Parmelee Winthrop Pratt, Read & Co West Mill Town Hall St. Joseph’s Fountain Hill Cemetery Carmel Myers Pathe News Adv

Vinci promises strength for night workers in Springfield ad

A Springfield night operator testifies Vinci helps his health. The ad cites beef and cod liver peptones, iron and manganese peptonates, and glycerophosphates as the key elements. Woodward Drug Co and Hartman Drug Co are named as distributors.

Springfield Mass Vinci Charles T. Harder Mr. Harder Woodward Drug Co Hartman Drug Co

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