Mickey at the Grand theater last showing delights all ages
The Grand presents the Sennett comedy Mickey starring Mabel Normand and a Fairbanks reel, praised as fresh, wholesome, funny, with melodrama. Also advertised are The Sign of the Cross with William Farnum, and Lyman Howe Travel Festival featuring a live wild animal hunt in the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey
the Grand
Sennett
Grand Theatre
Mabel Normand
Fairbanks
Howe
Lyman H. Howe
Rockies
Montana
Beautiful Danderine Promises Thick Soft Hair
An old advertisement touts Danderine as a cure for dandruff and hair loss. It claims immediate, certain results including light, wavy, abundant hair and a soothed scalp. It recommends applying with a cloth to cleanse and stimulate growth over weeks, promising new, downy growth and stronger roots.
Filming Arizona signals shift in Fairbanks policy
The article notes a policy change as filming Arizona is planned, suggested by Augustus Thomas and Douglas Fairbanks, with Fairbanks approving the adaptation of a well known play to the screen. It will be shown at the Middlesex this evening along with Current Events and Pearl White in The Lightning Raider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metro
E Spender
Lytelle
E Middlesex
Frederick Orin Bartlett
Wilson Barrets
Wilson Barret
Marcus Superbus
William Farnum
Arizona
Augustus Thomas
Douglas Fairbanks
the Middlesex
Pearl White
Capitol and Labor Lecture Highlight Moodus Series
Moodus March 4 third lecture in a men only series at the Methodist church will be on March 5 at 8 p m. Rev L J Radcliffe speaks on Capitol and Labor. Miss Amy Kimball resigns from Cromwell House Greuswell and returns home. W C T U meets March 6 at 2 30 p m at Mrs A W Chaffee’s home. other brief notes include social events and travel, with local residents making visits and family health news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moodus
L. J. Radcliffe
Methodist Church
Capitol
Amy Kimball
Cromwell House
Greuswell
A. W. Chaffee
B. W. Telbot
Hartford
Harry Gorman
New Briain
Maudice Gorman
M. S. Wetherell
East Hampton
Maynard and
Chase
Center School
Middletown
C. Dougherty
William Dougherty
Hattie Ramsey
Detroit
Mich
Daniel Butler
Higganum Local Notes and Social Roundup
Higganum items report Mr and Mrs Frank Fuller in Middletown yesterday Regenia Miller visiting sister Mrs Newton Merwin Co F Olson out of town on business Miss Elsie Clark a Middletown caller Red Cross ladies to meet Thursday Candlewood Hill workers to assemble garments Daniel Brainard out of town Mrs C B Carlson hosted Middletown friends over the Sabbath P L Cody visited relatives in New Haven Deep River high school holiday for visiting teachers Killingworth main road to commence this month Heavy trucking and rain leave roads in bad condition Mrs Thomas Riley returned after out of town death Miss Angie Baroni spent Sunday with Hartford friends John Lindquist in East Hampton over Sunday February wiring campaign ends now Central Conn Power Light Co adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
P. L. Cody
New Haven
Deep River
Killingworth
Heman Merwin
Thomas Riley
Angie Baroni
Hartford
John Lindquist
East Hampton
Central Conn. Power & Light Co
Adv
Haddam Community Notes and Visits Highlight Weekend
Haddam residents share visitors from East Hampton Hartford Groton and Chicago. Mr and Mrs Harold Tracy host guests while Miss A M Bitters gives a sweet Sunday solo. Florences Williams Agnes Otis and others visit as families and locals gather for weekend events. Ridicule is a blow from a fist with the prick of a needle and humor heals all wounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddam
Leon
Tracy
East Hampton
Harold Tracy
A. M. Bitters
Selden Tyler and Son
Florence Williams
Agnes Otis
Hartford
Frederick L. Arnold
Harry W. Arnold
George Chapman
Groton
Providence
Joseph
Sophy Schnable
Chicago
Clara Yensch
Philip Dickinson
Middletown
Mr. Salmon
E. W. Hazen
Julian Crandall
Jad Salts Kidney Remedy Claim
An aging health advisory suggests that excess meat burdens kidneys causing backache and various symptoms. It recommends consuming four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water to stimulate sluggish kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and end bladder irritation. The piece brands Jad Salts as a harmless, inexpensive life saver for meat eaters.
Ivoryton Activities and Road Conditions Reported
In Ivoryton on March 4 a 4 p.m. service is planned at All Saints church. Residents note terrible mud and ruts on side streets and back roads hampering travel. Miss Myrtle Richards has joined Comstock Cheney Co. and Leslie Dickinson will work in its cost department. The Home Missionary society meets Thursday afternoon and the Resolute Circle of the King’s Daughters gathers that evening with Mrs. Herman A. A Girl Scouts event to fund uniforms is planned. E M Hanneen of Deep River announces a spring opening for March 5 and 6 with ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivoryton
All Saints’ Church
Eugene Chrystal
New Britain
Carlyle Perkins
Myrtle Richards
Comstock-Cheney & CO
Leslie Dickinson
Comstock, Cheney & Co
Home Missionary Society
King’s Daughters
Herman A
E. M. Hanneen
Deep River
Local notices from Chatham-Middle Haddam area
March 4 reports J H Selden visiting Mrs Harrison Brainerd. Cecil Taylor and family return home from visit with F E Taylor. Mrs Fisk Brainerd ill but improving. Christ Church will hold Ash Wednesday service at 10:30 a.m.
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Cobalt
Middle Haddam
J. H. Selden
Harrison Brainerd
Cecil Taylor
F. E. Taylor
Daring Q-Boats Upheld Royal Navy’s Tradition
A PopMech account details the deadly Q-boats used to hunt U-boats in WWI. A merchantlike guise hid concealed guns and bold tactics. At dawn a U-boat torpedoed the decoy, then the crew fought back and sank the submarine in minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Navy
March
Popular Mechanics
A George Cohan Story Told At Players Club
George Cohan recounted at the Players Club a tale about stage uplift. An actor in a fur coat claimed to have performed Ibsen’s Master Builder for Bullfrog miners and boasted a four mile run. The anecdote leads to the moral that no one is truly worthy of unlimited power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cohan
Louisville
Players
George
Humph
Master and Pupil Meet in Middle States Tennis Final
William Tilden II of Philadelphia and Vincent Richards of New York reach the Middle States final in Philadelphia. Richards defeated Wallace Johnson to reach the final, while Tilden advanced after a default. Fred B. Alexander, master and pupil, will compete for the championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tilden II
Philadelphia
Vincent Richards
New York
Richards
Wallace Johnson
Tilden
Fred B. Alexander
Monroe Doctrine Alive Says Providence Journal
A Providence Journal excerpt argues the Monroe Doctrine remains vital, noting U S protectorates over Santo Domingo and Haiti have strengthened regional stability and deterred European aggression, while Western nations enjoy better ties under its influence. A London Ideas humorous piece then contrasts prayer with a child’s night time mischief.
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Providence Journaal
United States
Santo Domingo
Haiti
Europe
Phosphated Iron Restores Energy For Elders In City
Hundreds of elderly residents report renewed youth and health after using Phosphated Iron. A 70 year old man and his 65 year old wife praise its strength building effects and urge others to try the remedy. The Hartman Drug Co. leads the promotion, urging readers to buy the capsule form from trusted druggists.
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Sign of
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Norma Talmadge
Forbidden City
Constance Talmadge
Higganum
Chatham—Middle
Vic
K's
VaPo UK
Odyguard
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
Stueck
William Tilde
Middlesex Theatre
I RT RI
Noaglas
the Lightning Raider
Wm. Farnum
Bert Lytell
the Spender
Howes New Travel Festival
Marines Exico
Jesse L. Lasky
Bryant Washburn
Paramount Picture
Mack Sennett
Anita Stewart
Gard
London
Tommy
Feeny
Meeny
Miny
Qld
expert+ Hartman Drug Co
Talmadge Day
Big Double Bill
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