Stolen Orders and Boots at Middlesex and Grand Theatres
The column previews feature films at Middlesex and Grand theatres. Stolen Orders shows Gordon as a wife drawn into high stakes gambling life, with Boots starring Dorothy Gish following a modern romance. Also The Wildcat of Paris and The Lure of the Circus play with vaudeville acts, while For Freedom and Who Will Marry Me? headline other showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolen Sraera
A. Brady
Brady
Gordon
Paris
United
Dean
Collette
Ace
Joan of Arc
Priscillan
Joseph Jasse
Grand Theatre
Eddie Polo
Sie
Carmel
Meyers
Thurston Hall
William Farnum
Fox
Doctors Hand Out Live Tips From Nerve Health Advice
A fragmented ad style piece touts nerve energy as the key to health and success. It claims nerve strength, pure blood, and vitality prevent blues and fatigue, urging readers to seek a phosphated tonic from a listed dealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctors
OUT Live
Ent
Tnd
Rocky Hill Community Notes March Events in Rocky Hill
In Rocky Hill on March 13 prayer attendance for Columbia A F P and A M includes District Deputy Henry H. Dickinson visiting South Glastonbury lodge. Master Mason degree to be conferred and refreshments served. Mrs. Ira Holmes visited Hartford. Mission study class at Miss Jennie Risley’s, West Rocky Hill church property purchased by Charles Reed to support center church mortgage payoff and parsonage fund. Charles Peck back to school after illness. St James church youth club at Grange hall. First day of spring is March 21. Pratt street sidewalk repair needed after rains. Mrs. Charles Wells and Mrs. H M Barnard visited Hartford. Mr and Mrs. David Deming returned from winter in New Marlboro Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Hill
Columbia
A. F P
A. M
South Glastonbury
Henry H. Dickinson
Ira Holmes
Hartford
Methodist Church
Jennie Risley
Charles Reed
West Rocky Hill
Charles Peck
St. James’ Church
Grange Hall
Pratt Street
Charles Wells
H. M. Barnard
David Deming
New Marlboro
Mass
Richard Johnson Home From Army Service
Deep River reports Richard Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson has returned home Wednesday after honorable discharge from the U S Army Medical Corps. He served overseas over a year and was wounded gassed and seriously ill with pneumonia but is now in good health and glad to be home. Also W C Standish returns from Hartford where his wife is recovering after an operation. A special Congregational church meeting will discuss a Baptist church cooperation note to keep united services. Bus schedules for Deep River Chester and Middletown listed with stops at Wrubel's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep River
Richard Johnson
Alfred Johnson
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
W. C. Standish
Hartford
Opening Days Millinery Offer at A. F. Koko jan Essex
Friday and Saturday March 14 15 a large assortment of millinery to choose from at A F Koko jan Essex advertised in this edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Kokojan
Essex
Higganum Social News A Busy March Week
Peter Nelson resumes work after illness. Mr and Mrs Wellington Walker visited Mrs Walker’s brother Whitney Porter. Gus Olson ill at home. Mr and Mrs Tulfo Monica celebrate birth of baby girl. Mrs Carl Johnson visited Hartford yesterday. Mrs Jenson and children return to Massachusetts after visiting Mrs Emma Johnson. Dancing class met at Brainard’s hall. Fred Brooks from Candlewood Hill in town. Mrs Myron Skinner out shopping. Mrs Whitney Porter shopping in Hartford. Rep M G Skinner at the capitol yesterday. Road crews repairing and graveling town roads. Miss Clara Spencer substituting for Miss Treecottin yesterday. Miss Caddie Halsey visiting from out of town yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higganum
Peter Nelson
Wellington
Walker
Emma Johnson
Brainard’s Hall
Fred Brooks
Candlewood Hill
Myron Skinner
Whitney Porter
Hartford
M. G. Skinner
Capitol
Clara Spencer
Treecottin
Caddie Halsey
Beckley canning plant sold to New Britain parties
East Berlin reports Beckley canning factory sold to New Britain buyers who will open a foundry type yet to be announced. Modern Woodmen and K P hall host an anniversary and initiation of seventeen candidates tonight. Teachers buy a school phonograph in New Britain, Ruth Clark entertains friends, and ice houses in the west worry about a possible summer shortage. Lenten services at St Gabriel s with Rev Norwood. Middletown bowling: A A North and Jarvis Dowd note North s team won by 33 pins. another game planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Berlin
Beckley
New Britain
Modern Woodmen Society
K. of P. Hall
Ruth Clark
St. Gabriel's Church
Percy Norwood
Midwill
A. A. North
Jarvis Dowd
Middletown
North
Community Notes From Chatham and Middle Haddam
Chatham and Middle Haddam items note Mrs Stiles staying with her friends Mr and Mrs Fisk Brainerd for a few days. Funeral services are planned at the home of Mrs Alice Babcock on Friday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Edwin Hallberg and Mr Waterman were in mid- likely town activities and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham
Middle Haddam
Essex News Roundup Reflects War Time Happenings
Mrs F B Bra deen travels to New York to greet Dr F B Bradeen returning after a year overseas. Mid dletown makes first river trip Saturday. Elizabeth Finne returns from out of town. Estella Post returns from visit with son Henry in Waterbury. Illness reported for Rev Colloque's son in Brooklyn. No grammar school session due to visiting day. Rectory repairs underway on lower Main. Meth dist Sunday school picnic planned at church with supper and stereoptical show. Walden family informed of Harry L Walden safe arrival in New York from overseas. he served with 56th Artillery and 66th Regt. Fred Rand visiting Wallingford. Mrs Julius Billfinger hospital operation. Lottie Daniels ill with cold. St Johns Parish food sale Saturday at 3 with tea. adv Opening Days jan Essex adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
F. B. Bradeen
New York
Middletown
Elizabeth Finne
Estella A. Post
Henry Post
Waterbury
Orrok Colloque
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lower Main Street
Louis J. Walden
Harry L. Walden
France
56Th Artillery
66Th
Harry Walden
United States
Fred Rand
Wallingford
Julius Billfinger
Middlesex Hospital
Lottie Daniels
St. John’s Parish House
Middlefield Community Notices and Locals Activities
Middlefield briefs list residents in Hartford Wallingford and Meriden visits. changes include Mr Stevens moving to a bungalow and Elihu Lyman becoming Gun Light Shop superintendent. Julia Nettleton visits grandmother Cecil Lockrow. Wesley Fowler stays with cousin John Thompson moves to Staddle Hill. Mrs Ford Wilbur ill. Middlefield Grange held a town hall meeting with an apple themed program and a literature newsstand for members. Charls Daniels plans to move into D C Warners house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlefield
C. N. Burnham
Hartford
Agnes Patch
Wallingford
George Doane
Powder Hill
Middlesex Hospital
Julia Nettleton
Meriden
Cecil Lockrow
Wesley Fowler
Stevens
Wetzel
Porter
Elihu Lyman
John Thompson
Staddle Hill
Ford Wilbur
Middlefield Grange
A. Treischman
Doris Powell
John Lyman
Haddam News Briefs Include Funeral Acknowledgments
Mr Schnabel and Miss Sophie Schnabel returned to Chicago to attend the funeral of their aunt Miss Clara Yensch. Mrs G A Dickinson visits her daughter in Middletown. Mrs Andy S Shailer recovers from influenza. Miss Miranda Parmelee rests at home before returning to Hartford work Saturday. Philip Arnold starts a saw mill by the railroad station cutting remaining town chestnut trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddam
Schnabel
Sophie
Chicago
Clara Yensch
G. A. Dickinson
Baer
Middletown
Andy S.shailer
Miranda Parmelee
Hartford
Philip Arnold
Report on Rheumatism Gases and Salts Regimen
A historical health advice item recommends staying off damp ground and keeping feet dry, eating less meat, drinking water, and taking a spoonful of salts to reduce uric acid. It explains uric acid as a toxin from the bowels absorbed into blood, filtered by kidneys, and excreted in urine, with skin pores aiding elimination. It advises four ounces of salts stirred in water to drink before breakfast.
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Boots
Ther
Dorothy Gish
Paramount
the Middlesex
Mary Pickford
Minnie Faust & Co
Gerre Newman
Swift
City
Rea Eisen Eins Ere
Balen’s ‘Bus
Chester
Wrubel’s
Chatham—Middle
the Barton Clothing Co. and
Custom Tailors
Marry Me
Carmel Meyers
With
Priscilla Dean
AND
Anita Stewart
Auli Nesta
ODD Fellows’ Hall
al Levine
Helen Geary
the Hartman
Y. MC. A. Gym
Middlesex
Modest Altschuler
Mme
Helen Romanoff
MR. E. Borsody
Ludmila
Glinka
Tschaikovsky
Anna “Rognyeda
Mme. Romanoff
Glazunoff
Popper Mr. Borsody
Ippolitoff- Ivanoff
Aul
Mountain Village
Sardar
Musorgsky
Hartman
the City Savings Bank
Main St
Middletown, Conn
A. P. French
Ie Sn Econo
Minuleiown
Quaker City
Paramount Success
Paramount Picture
James Montgomery Flagg
B’gosh
William A. Brady
Kitty Gordon
Montague Love
June Elvidge
Pearl White
Lightning Raider
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