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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1919

Page

7

Sign of the Cross and film hits at Middlesex tonight

Paramount presents Wilson Barret's The Sign of the Cross hailed as a premier American film drama. Metro play and Bert Lytell comedy are also on view, with Ruth Clifford in The Game's Up at the Grand and Lyman Howe's Travel Festival Do in the Air with the Marines showing cadet training and aviation scenes. Friday and Saturday vaudeville and The Cavell Case screen sensation round out the program.

Paramount Wilson Barret Middlesex America Metro Bert Lytell Ruth Clifford al Ray Charlie Ray Grand Theatre Cavell

Grand Theatre at Night Presents Norma Talmadge Silent Feature

Grand Theatre screens The Forbidden City starring Norma Talmadge and Mrs Leffingwell's Boots with Constance Tessmade in a humorous subject. Shorter pictures also shown. Giants Nearly All Signed Up Giants manager McGraw reports most players signed with Burns Steele TK Doyle to sign soon Perritt and Tony delayed by other commitments and pending release from military service.

Grand Theatre Grand Giants New York Manager McGraw Burns Steele Larry Doyle Perritt Tony

California Syrup of Figs Ad Warning Parents

A health advice note warns mothers about using California Syrup of Figs for a sick child. It cautions against misusing laxatives for bilious or feverish symptoms and emphasizes safe treatment.

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California Syrup of Figs touted as universal remedy

A vintage advisory promotes a laxative regimen for sick children. It claims a tea of California Syrup of Figs cleanses stomach liver and bowels within hours, soothing symptoms like fever sour stomach and sore throat. Full directions for babies and children follow.

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Local Notes From Deep River and Nearby Towns

Deep River residents report Anthony Carini has been mustered out and returned home John Gannon will relocate to town after joining Pratt Read Action Co employment in the Winchester Repeating Arms firm Mrs William C Stanish shows slight improvement in Hartford hospital Judge Burke visited Hartford Tuesday Selden family to return from the south Selectmen repair town road improving Essex High street access Medora lodge D of R to meet Odd Fellows hall 7 80 Mrs Raymond J Ferguson and son Raymond back from Hartford visits Timely spring frost near zero. Miss E M Hanneen announces spring opening March 5 6 in Deep River Missionary Education Movement program set for March 11 at South Church Middletown Speakers include Dr Fisher Hall Hodous Alling Myers and others from local churches

Deep River Anthony Carini John Gannon Winchester Repeating Arms Co Pratt, Read Action Co Kingley House Essex Street Edward G. Burke Hartford R. L. Selden William C. Stanish Hartford Hospital Francis Griswold Do. Norman Burdick Willimantic P. J. O’leary Timothy Patrick Army of Occupation George H Gates East Hampton E. M. Hanneen South Church Middletown Miles B. Fisher Boston E. F. Hall New York City Louis Hodous Morris Alling Rocky Hill A. J. Myers Middlesex County Association of the Congregational Churches Vicinity

Essex Captain Henry Mack Dies After Auto Accident

Captain Henry Mack of Essex, aged 86, died at St. Lawrence Hospital New London from injuries after being struck by an automobile driven by Bridgeport parties. He was a native and former Essex resident, brother of the late N. E. Mack, survived by a son Nelson E. Mack and sisters Mrs Francis L. Bailey Yonkers and Mrs L A Matthews Santa Barbara. Additional local notes mention Harry Reynolds's return to health, Home Workers Society meeting, Essex guard drill, Mrs Mary Miller moving to LaPlace tenement, Kings Daughters meeting, Mrs Mary B Wilson to speak on Friday in Deep River, and improvements at Mrs V A Woodworth’s residence.

Henry Mack Essex St. Lawrence Hospital New London Bridgeport N. E. Mack Mack Fairfort Ohio Lake Erie Buffalo Erie Canal Hudson River Long Island Sound Nelson E. Mack Francis L. Bailey Yonkers N. Y L. A. Matthews Santa Barbara California J. A. Wallace

Springfield Y M C A and Travelers Visit Middletown This Weekend

Springfield Y M C A arrives Friday night followed by the Hartford Travelers Saturday. The fast Springfield quintet, unbeaten in Massachusetts and New York this season, meets local competition after a home stretch of notable wins. Cromwell marksmen post a perfect prone score against Farmington as Co. D, C S G travels to Farmington.

Springfield Y. M.C. A Travelers of Hartford Middletown Springfield Y. M. C. A Travelers Insurance Five Springfield Massachusetts Awire New York State Springfield Poys Poughkeepsie Hartford Y. M. C. A Fisk Red Tops Fisk Fiskers Ure Makers Travelers Goldenrods McCabe Dick” Dillon Doc” Fauver Wesleyan Magnano Springfield Y. MC. A. College Cromwell Farmington Co. D

Open Mind Debate and 1919 Sports Notes

A New Republic piece notes Lloyd George and Liberal stance on open mindedness versus Tory alignment amid postwar shifts. Boston Red Sox release Dick Tieblitzer, Rudolph glad with Braves deal, Tesreau named Dartmouth coach, and football schedules hint at a prewar normalcy. Nevada may host Willard Dempsey bout after 25 round bill passes legislature. Cupid quips sparsely on love and luck.

Dick Tieblitzer Boston Red Sox Dick Rudolph Braves Jeff Tesreau Dartmouth Harvard Brown New England

Bowling League Results and Upcoming Matches at Aetna

The local team edged Meriden two games to one at Aetna alleys. Middletown topped with 303 while Meriden’s Stannis led with 269. Tonight Conn Power Co faces Goodyear Co and Kirby Co meets Russell Co. Wesleyan and Brown basketball game rescheduled for Saturday night March 8 on the local court.

Aetna Meriden Middletown Stannis Conn. Power Co Goodyear Co Kirby Co Russell Co Wesleyan Basketball Brown

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Harry Reynolds Home Workers Society Congregational Church Axel Larson E. E. Dickinson Co Connecticut State Guards Essex Town Hall Mary Miller LaPlace Tenement Cross Street King’s Daughters Riverview Hall Mary B. Wilson Sporting News Lloydr George The New Republic Mr. George Nevada Carson City Nev Assembly Boyle Senate Cupid Y. Hopkinson Siamis Eeeevsee Ee Shona Eeeese Eee Hoffman Eeeetre Donahue Eeeee Tringali Eeeeesee the Barton Clothing Co. and Custom Tailors Talmadge Day Big Double Bill Norma Talmadge Forbidden City Constance Talmadge Matinee Ruth Clifford Ebird Anita Stewart Paul Temple Garden Golden Gate Bird Brand Fancy Maine Blackberries Lakeshore York State College St Smith & Quirk Odd Fellows Cash Grocers Sixth Infantry C. S ST. Aloysius Hall Main St OR and Clothier Conn Wm. Farnum Cross the Spender Comedy Night Howes New Travel Festival South Merida Rockies Jesse L. Lasky Bryant Washburn Paramount Picture Thomas H.ince William S. Hart Broadway
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