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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1919

Page

7

Howe's Travel Festival and New Picture Package

Howe's Travel Festival showcases his latest cartoon products in color and clay reproductions including Red Cross poster scenes and a travel narrative through Mexico and South America. The program features Wanda Hawley in The Way of a Man With a Maid, a Sennett feature, and The Cavell Case with Julia Arthur at Middlesex and Grand theatres with vaudeville acts and other shorts.

Howe H. Howe Mr. Howe William Hohenstel Mexico Falla France Red Cross Wanda Hawley Legion Washburn Goa Miss Hawley Aden Middlesex Grand Theatre Cavell Julia Arthur Edith Cavell Civiworld

Old Saybrook News Roundup of March Items

In Old Saybrook on March 6 Mr and Mrs William S Clark and Mr and Mrs George BE Kirtland traveled to New Haven on business. St Johns church held Ash Wednesday services officiated by Rev M F OBrien. Harlem river freight trains halted by New York harbor workers strike. John H Allen of Maple Ave visiting his son WW Allen in New York after his overseas arrival. Dr and Mrs William H Wolfe visiting Florida plan to return late April. Tug Harriet and wrecking barge at Silox wreck site preparing to raise cargo of stone. Michael Connors visiting then returned to New Haven. Mrs Ralph Swan of East Haddam visiting Mr and Mrs B B Warren this week.

Old Saybrook William S. Clark George BE. Kirtland New Haven St. John’s Church M. F. O'Brien Harlem River New York John H. Allen Maple Avenue York WW. P.allen William H. Wolfe Florida Harriet

Beautifying Danderine Hair Remedy Ad

A vintage advertisement promises dandruff relief and hair growth from a small bottle. It claims the product cleanses the scalp, reduces shedding, and leaves hair light, wavy, and abundant after weeks of use. It urges purchasing from Knowlton's store for a youthful, soft result.

Knowlton's Store

Are You Coughing Dont Stop Them

Middletown residents advised against coughing and sneezing in public as a health precaution. Dr McKee's Cough Syrup is advertised as a remedy available at druggists and grocers to ease coughs and promote relief.

Middletown

Colonel Wise Hero of Fifth Marines Returns From France

Colonel Frederick M. Wise of the Fifth Marines has returned from France aboard the Rochambeau. He is famed for his June 2 1918 Chicau Thierry remark that inspired his men to advance against German forces, contributing to the Allied victory after reinforced troops joined the assault on June 6.

Wise Fifth Marines France Frederick M. Wise Chicau-Thierry Rochambeau

Westchester Notes On West Street March Update

West Street residents report Bigelow finished ice gathering and all ice houses are full. Mrs De Young left for New York on Monday and will be missed, with best wishes for a happy married life. Mrs Kaufman returned from New York after attending a relative funeral. Mrs Galvin was away recently, and Red Cross met with Mrs Peterson with strong attendance. Emerson returned to Leesville, Edgar Williams spent weekend in Hartford for the auto show with sister Dorothea returning Tuesday, and Mr Rommel of Springfield visits James Galvin.

West Street Bigelow de Young New York George Kaufman James Galvin Red Cross Peterson Emerson Leesville Edgar Williams Hartford Dorothea Mr. Rommel Springfield

Haddam Happenings in Brief as Spring Arrives

In Haddam on March 6 Mrs FE Clarke visited Middletown while Stanley Latshaw returns to New York. James H Wright of Boston was in town Tuesday as crossbills appear and harbingers of spring are noted. A wild goose flight passed overhead. towboats and barges moved on the river with range lights lit. Mrs A R Shailer is ill under Dr Taylor care. The funeral of Mrs Nelson Arnold was held at her son Frederick L Arnold’s home this afternoon. An all day Red Cross session is planned at church parlors tomorrow.

Haddam FE. E. Clarke Middletown Stanley Latshaw New York James H. Wright Boston A. R. Shailer Taylor Nelson Arnold Frederick L. Arnold Red Cross

Honor Roll Shines at Middletown High 1919

East Berlin reports Middletown High School honor roll members Miss Virginia Root Miss Marjorie Turner and Minnie Rahms among the pupils. District schools closed Wednesday afternoon for a teachers meeting in Berlin. M E church prayer meeting tonight and choir rehearsal Friday at Miss Marjorie Turner’s home. Town res idences in demand as K P society plans anniversary Friday at their hall. Mr Rich, former resident, has moved to West Cromwell.

East Berlin Virginia Root Marjorie Turner Minnie Rahms Middletown High School Berlin M. E. Church M. E K. of P. Society Mr. Rich West Cromwell

Centerbrook Social Notes March Update

Adelbert Carter assists at W. J. Prann's store this week. Alfred and Mrs. Spencer depart for New Britain after several days at the Looby home. Mrs. D. C. Stedman visits friends in Middletown and East Hampton. Norton Grover packs his mother's belongings to move to Seybrook. Mrs. Victor Carter is home with throat trouble, cared for by Mrs. Starkey of Essex. Mr. West of New London calls on town customers.

Centerbrook Adelbert Carter W. J. Prann Alfred Spencer New Britain Looby D. C. Stedman Middletown East Hampton Norton Grover Seybrook Victor Carter Starkey Essex

Deserves Recognition in War Medal Debate

Baltimore American notes a proposal to create a fatigue medal for the weary consumer amid wartime distribution, arguing recognition is due for daily strain. The item frames public sentiment on awarding honors beyond military service and calls for broader acknowledgment of civilian endurance.

Baltimore American

Higganum Social Notes and Local Updates

Mrs Henry Bailey of Hartford visits her Higganum parents for a few days. Miss May Doyle was a Mid caller yesterday. Red Cross met all day for sewing. Fred Wilcox of Ponsett spent time in town. Mrs Harry Carlson and children visited her sister yesterday. Dr C W Kellogg called on patients Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Beebe of Colchester arrived Tuesday. Beebe is new Birch Mill superintendent and birch cutting began yesterday at 800n. Miss Mary Donatoni visited Middle town yesterday. Mrs A L Brainard Woodworth and Mrs Henry Bailey plan to spend day with relatives in Cromwell. Mr and Mrs George West visited friends here. David Danielson, recently ill, can now go out. The home of the late Mrs Josephine Augur is to be sold.

Higganum Henry Bailey Hartford May Doyle Red Cross Fred Wilcox Ponsett Harry Carlson C. W. Kellogg Mary Donatoni Middletown A. L. Brainard Woodworth Cromwell George West David Danielson Josephine Augur

Moodus Gossipette and Social Notes Highlights

Moodus March items report Miss Hazel Wippert visiting her mother Mrs Hannah Wippert in Rockville Center. Mrs Cone widow of Wil liam Cone dies at Mrs Alena Cook’s home. funeral and interment at Moodus cemetery. Visitors Frances Cashman Nellie and Stacia Griffin in Middletown. Carrier House owner Joseph Egeter ill with severe cold. Ellgart of Deep River visits Moodus. Helen Kiley returns from East Hampton. Armenian drive solicitors active this week. Company H State Guard enjoys a banquet in East Haddam.

Moodus Hazel Wippert Rockville Center S. 1 Hannah Wippert Cone William Cone Alena Cook Cook Frances Cashman Nellie Stacia Griffin Middletown Joseph Egeter Carrier House Ellgart Deep River Helen Kiley East Hampton John Rich Eastoo Company H State Guard East Haddam

Saybrook Point Notes on Local Residents

Saybrook Point reports Flora Murray confined at home with a cold Irene Cone fills in. R C D Burger visits New London. Nelson M Bower couple plan a late week auto trip to New York. William Allen reports safe overseas return. Mrs George E Kirtland visited New Haven. J B Hoffman attends State Board of Charities meeting today.

Saybrook Point Flora Murray Irene Cone R. C. D. Burger New London Nelson M- Bower New York William Allen George E. Kirtland New Haven J. B. Hoffman State Board of Charities

Westbrook School Meeting and Local Notes

Westbrook town meeting about the Chapman school building is set for Friday evening. School Supervisor J. L. Meder, recently back from a west trip, will attend. Mrs. Schnable hosted New York relatives. they will visit the city. Ellis Stannard is confined after injuring himself cutting a pole. Westbrook orchestra held its third meeting. Mrs. Eben Caldwell and her son, a navy man, visited and left on furlough. Auto activity rises as repairs continue. Liberty flag at half mast for Private Alphonso Stannard reported dead in France last month. Mrs. Aema Neidlinger named first assistant postmaster. Mrs. J. H. Stannard improving in health.

Westbrook Chapman J. L. Meder Oscar Schnable New York City Eben Caldwell Winchester Mass Florence Magonigal U. S. Navy Town Liberty Alphonso Stannard France Aema Neidlinger E. F. Schmidt J. H. Stannard

Colchester Social Roundup and Town Notes

Colchester residents share visits with Hebron Mason Boston and Willimantic while noting church services and a newly painted American flag on the honor roll. Town news includes travel, callers, and social visits among residents plus local advertisement for beef steak and corned beef at Dan Goldberg near the depot.

Cascarets for Children and Adults

The product description promotes Cascarets as a quick remedy for white tongue tainted breath sour stomach and fevers in children. It claims children enjoy the candy format and that the treatment is gentle on bowels and safe for one year old children and up with full directions in each 10 cent box.

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