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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1918

Page

7

Cleopatra At The Grand Promises Egyptian Splendor

Amusements note reviews feature Cleopatra with Theda Bara in the lead, highlighted by lavish costumes and large-scale production. Resurrection stars Pauline Frederick, with Tolstoyan themes of injustice and Siberian imprisonment. Middlesex Theatre presents Antony and Cleopatra with 7500 cast members and a schedule affecting school events. Grand shows The Doctor And The Woman on a double bill.

Cleopatra Usc William Fox Theda Bara Miss Bara Paramount Pauline Frederick Leo Tolstoy Katusha Russia Siberia Charles E. Whittaker Sardou Miss Frederick Middlesex Theatre Middlesex Taylor Holmes Mary McAllister Lois Weber Grand Theatre Mary Roberts Rinehart McClure

Mothers Club Will Meet For Social Afternoon In South Glastonbury

South Glastonbury residents report a Mothers' club gathering planned for Wednesday afternoon with recitations by children and cake and cream. The town notes a whistle disturbance caused by a Hartford to Middletown scout train, and local residents update on social visits and military transfers including Corporal Gilbert at Fort Sill and Henry Deming's Camp Upton move.

South Glastonbury Mothers’ Club Hartford Middletown Anna H. Killam Fall River

Colchester Fetes Busy Week With Events And Graduates

Colchester June 25 Colchester hosts several events after a rough Friday morning damaged gardens. The brass band rehearsed in the Fire Co. rooms. Graduation exercises occur at 3 PM in the Congregational church. Norwich hosts congressional and county conventions on Monday July 1. No Grange meeting tonight due to a school promenade in the hall. Class day exercises were held yesterday in the park with a decorated platform, colors yellow white green, and a US service flag for George Rosen who enlisted in the navy. Program includes welcome, class roll, history, statistics, mementoes, songs, and poems. Red Cross meets Thursday.

Colchester Fire Co Congregational Church Norwich U. S George Rosen Navy Meyer Chafetz Celia M. Sokal William L. Day Benjamin Glatterman Samuel Cutler Mary Gitlin Dora Berman Chafetz Song Ruth Own Will Hyman Kravetsky Trawel Meyer Cha Baconia The Red Cross

Hebron Town Notes and School News Roundup

Hebron reports June events with graduate Miss Helen Earle Gilbert from Willimantic State Normal School. Masons from Gilead and Hebron met in Colchester with lunch by the Y P S C E. frost and rare Sunday snow, a cold Congregational service, and a deer sighting on Colchester road accompanied by local church notices and school closings.

Hebron Helen Earle Gilbert Anne Gilbert State - Normal School Willimantic Gilead Colchester Congregational Church Moloney Bacon Academy Ladies’ Aid Society Howard Hart Florence E. Smith Cromwell Christian Endeavor Service Eleanor P. Lord John H. Fitzgerald New York James Martin East Hartford

Fourth of July Celebrations Planned in East Berlin

East Berlin prepares for a community Fourth of July celebration with a morning parade, flag raising at the Fairground around 11, music and speeches, and an afternoon band concert. Committees drawn from town residents. Also notes visits of Private Martin Krashan from Camp Kearney, summer visitors Mabel Barnes, Victoria Fiske, and Lucy Goodwin, K of P meeting tonight, eight registrants for Camp Meade, and the child welfare campaign opening June 27.

East Berlin Martin Krashan Camp Kearney California Jacob Krashan New Jersey France Mabel Barnes Boston Victoria Fiske Lucy Goodwin Berlin K. of P. Society

War Bureau Meeting and Community Activities in Rocky Hill

War bureau convenes in lower Grange hall at 8 pm. Masons mark St Johns Day by decorating 25 graves in Rocky Hill cemetery with iron markers bearing the emblem. Coe Players present Fanny and the Servant. Proceeds fund a stage curtain at Wangum lodge auditorium. Various local residents noted with Cancer era civic events and Cam Devens service connections. Registration for War Savings drive June 28 in Library hall with a census committee named. A Connecticut State Council of Defense rally with speakers Mrs W W Hayward and Charles Cushman slated. Liberty chorus to sing.

Rocky Hill War Bureau Lower Grange Hall Rocky Hill Cemetery Coe Fanny Wangum Lodge Walker Hendley Meriden Wilbur H. Hale Main Street Raymond F. Hale Walter Bittner Camp Meade Maryland Edith Best Middletown A. D. Griswold Elm Street Library Hall E. F. Belden E. C. Kinsman Judge Button George O. Andrews Connecticut State Council of Defense W. W. Hayward Charles A. Cushman Liberty Chorus William Millerick Camp Devens Mary McNamara St. Francis’ Hospital Rocky Hill Cemetery Association Fanny Wilcox Windsor William G. Robbins Wilcox Ralph Stoddard Quincy Mass W. R. Griswold War Savings Committee Res

Lyme News Highlights and Local Greetings

On Sunday in New Haven Mrs. George L. Clark visited. Miss Sarah Weston of Sacramento California tours Lyme visiting Mrs. D. M. Davison. James Fowler and wife and Leste Fowler called at the Davison home. Cushman Sears was in Hartford on business. Charles Tucker moved his family back to Lyme from New London. The Griswold House and Box Wood host many boarders. A Fourth of July community picnic is planned. The grad ed school class is the largest in years.

Harry Hoffman New Jersey Cushman Sears Hartford Robert Appleby Boston Charles Tucker Lyme New London Griswold House Box Wood

Galvin Hosts Meriden Guests at Westchester Event

West Street June 25 Mr and Mrs James Galvin entertained friends from Meriden. The Bridge School closed last week with an 8th grade graduation for Marjorie Wilcox Myrtle Hodge Myron Chapell and Eliot Wilcox. Miss Jennie Williams has taught the school since February. Try a Press Want Adv.

West Street James Galvin Meriden Marjorie Wilcox Myrtle Hodge Myron Chapell Eliot Wilcox Jennie Williams

Feet Help From Minute Cushions Or Not At All

A short note explains a novelty foot care product using the term TIZ to describe relief for tender puffed or burning feet and corns. It emphasizes the uncertain effectiveness and urges testing before use.

America

Tiz foot remedy promises relief for tired feet

Advertiser touts Tiz as the only remedy drawing out poisonous exudations to reduce swelling and pain in feet. Claims instant relief from coin, callous and bunion pain, with lasting comfort for a quarter box sold by druggists.

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