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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1918

Page

7

Justicia Torpedoed And Sunk Off Ireland By German U-Boat

London dispatches report the liner Justicia formerly Staatendam was torpedoed and sunk on July 20 off the north coast of Ireland by eight German submarines. Seventy crew members were saved, with several fatalities among firemen and engineers, as patrol boats and trawlers evacuated survivors after the attack and subsequent depth-charge countermeasures.

Cen Justicia Ireland York Staatendam Th Company Britis Admiralty London Wi London International News Ser

Schooner Sunk by Uboat Off Maine

The fishing schooner Robert and Richard was sunk by a German submarine east of Cape Porpoise Maine. Eight crewmen remained missing after an all night search by Navy patrol boats while Captain Robert Wharton and 14 others were landed at Boston. Five crewmen rescued by a tug were reported ashore, with two unaccounted.

Portland United States Navy Maine Bmarine New England Robert Richard Cape Porpoise Wharton Nausett Cape Cod Boston

War Governors

Governors who mobilize their commonwealth to back the men with the colors, support them at all times, and stand against any call for peace until victory is achieved. They can serve the end at Washington and bolster forces afield by coordinating behind a unified war effort.

Boston Transcript Ser Rere Washington

His Plan. Boston Transcript headline fragment

A quoted architect explains the house height and cost, with a buyer uncertain about the final design. The dialogue notes the buyer’s plan to drop a story, indicating scale and budget considerations. The fragment offers a glimpse into an architectural negotiation and expected construction scope.

Prom The Boston Transcript

Theda Bara in Du Barry Photoplay Opens in Paris

Theodore Bara stars as Jeannette later Mme. du Barry in a Fox photoplay about the reign of Louis XV. The tale follows her secret life in Paris before rising to royal favor as the king notices her beauty and charm while riding through the streets.

Theodore Bara du Barry Theda Bara William Fox Louis XV Jeannette Mme. du Barry Paris Jean du Barry

Unclaimed Goods and Grand Theatre Features Highlight Local Screen News

Vivian Martin stars in Unclaimed Goods at the Middlesex with a tale of a western-born heiress in danger and a jailer of wrongs who rescues her, while Grand Theatre showcases Brave and Bold with Richard the Brazen and other features. A four-act vaudeville program frames Thursday to Saturday showings, plus a crowded bill of screenings, Pathe weekly Wild Youth, and a bonus screening of Sir Gilbert Parker’s Wild Youth adaptation directed by J. Stuart Blackton.

Vivian Martin Paramount Daugh Ter the Middlesex Burton Holmes Travel Fatty Arbuckle Grand Theatre George Walsh William Fox Vitagraph Richard the Brazen Alice Joyce Bluebird Midnight Madness Ruth Clifford Kenneth Harlan Drew Roy Stewart Jim Benton Universal Mdrie Walcamp Zoe Rae Pathe Weekly Middlesex Theatre Sir Gilbert Parker Louise Huff Theodore Roberts Jack Mulhail James Neill Adele Farrington Vaudeville Billy West

Saybrook Notes and Local Notices Highlight Summer Civic Life

Old Saybrook reports a hot spell with shade temperatures near 06, and updates on residents including Mrs. M J Golden and daughter visiting New Haven. Eugene F K Smith returns to Springfield duties, Claude McAllister joins Gerstner aviation field, and Hartford officer Thomas Hickey resumes work after a visit. Shore Line coal shipments rise as shore season begins, and local social notes cover trips, residents returning to Oyster River and New York, plus a Springfield accident details. A Saybrook Town Hall event features Ben Wilson in The Spindle of Life, with Whose Baby Are a Dancing after the pictures adv.

Old Saybrook M. J. Golden New Haven James Smith Hartford Eugene F. K. Smith Springfield Claude McAllister Gerstner Louisiana Aviation Field Mitchel Thomas Hickey Hartford Police Department John Carney Shore Line Stanley M. Davis New York Richard Wightman Oyster River District H. H. Kelgey Mass Ben Wilson Saybrook Town Hall Adv

Centerbrook Notes Move Through Town This Week

Centerbrook, July 24. J J Sullivan's large auto truck from Springfield Massachusetts was in town early this morning. Mr and Mrs Frank Lewis have returned home from their beach outing. C E society members joined the Essex circle for a Deep River picnic last evening. Mrs Stuart Prann has returned home from Newport. Harry Williams of Hartford was in town today on business. Mr and Mrs C L Jones were in New London Tuesday morning. Miss Lucille Clark, staying with the Bushnells for ten days, returned home to East Hartford Monday.

Centerbrook J. J. Sullivan Springfield Mass Frank Lewis C. E. Society Essex Circle Deep River Stuart Prann Newport Harry Williams Hartford C. L. Jones New London Lucille Clark Hazel Lois Bushnell East Hartford Essex J. E. Knowles O. G. Bartlett Ira T. Hayden New Haven James Gonklin Mystic William Leek Windsor G. L. Tucker Middle Cove Florence Bennett New York Minnie Baroni L. J. Arnold Saybrook Hugh Buckingham Middletown Main Street Joseph M. Kelley Walter Pierce

Chester Daily News Notes And Social Snippets

Chester July 24 Mrs Joseph W Wilcox guests daughter East Haven Miss Rose Papazoni from West New York N J vacationing with sister Mrs Herman Branenstetter Chester Military band to give open air concert at the cove this evening D L Metcalf Hartford business caller in town yesterday Mrs Fred Mayer and children visiting Mr and Mrs S S Webb for a few days Try a Press Want Adv.

Chester Joseph W. Wilcox John Francis East Haven Rose Papazoni West New York N. J Herman Branenstetter Chester Military Band the Cove D. L. Metcalf Hartford Fred Mayer 8S. S. Webb

Essex News Roundup Sees Local Visits And Event Plans

Essex residents report visits from Hartford Mystic Windsor New Haven Higganum and Saybrook as daily ties to neighbors and kin appear. The Giacomo company of dancers and singers returns Thursday night to Comstock Cheney hall Ivoryton with a complete program superb orchestra and dancing after the show.

Comstock-Cheney Hall Ivoryton Giacoma Company

Yale Receives Sterling Bequest of At Least 15 Million

President Hadley notes Yale’s promise as John W. Sterling of New York leaves a bequest of no less than 15,000,090 dollars. The gift would nearly double Yale’s endowment, making it the world’s most endowed university and reshaping ranks with Columbia Harvard Chicago Leland Sanford and Cornell behind. Only a handful of U S universities approach 15 million in endowment, while four New England colleges combined would still fall short.

Boston Transcript Hadley Yale John W. Sterling New York Columbia Harvard Chicago Leland Sanford Cornell New England Dartmouth Brown Williams Amherst Sterling

Vinci Restores Florence Woman to Health

Mrs Addie Wilkerson from Anderson County describes a weak run down condition eased by Vinci a constitutional remedy. She credits renewed strength and health to Vinci noting prior ineffective tonics and cough syrups while urging others to obtain it from Woodward Drug Hartman Drug and local druggists.

Florence Vinci Addie Wilkerson Woodward Drug Co Hartman Drug Co

Root and herb remedy touted for women’s pains and irregularities

An old advertisement promotes a root and herb treatment by Miss Wells and a practitioner named Adams Strde Pecan Tae, claiming relief for irregular periods, side ache, cramps, and inflammation. It markets a forty year experienced physician offering “special advice” to women and urges readers to seek this remedy for relief.

Adams Erstein Miss Wells

Versatile Vegetables in Kansas City Journal

The Kansas City Journal discusses rhubarb and other vegetables, highlighting versatile uses and culinary potential. The piece notes seasonal availability and suggests practical recipes and preparation tips for home cooks.

Kansag City Journal

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