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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1919

Page

7

Stolen Orders and Lights in Middlesex Program Mix

The Middlesex shows Stolen Orders with Kitty Gordon Carlyle Blackwell June Elvidge and Mon Love, a HarIey Oses and George Kelson production shot in Drury Lane, cost over 150000, acclaimed as stronger than The Whip for its swift pace. Also on a double bill are The Lightning Raider episodes shifting to Brazil and a new Metro play Se cret Strings starring Olive Tell, plus Captain Courtesy and A Lady's Name with Con stance Talmadge at the Grand.

Ien Kitty Gordon Carlyle Blackwell June Elvidge Mon- Love Cecil Oe Arthur Coly Drury Lane Theatre London Harley Oles George Kelson the Middlesex Brazil Lightning Tom Amazon Callucci Cave Wu Fang Middlesex Metro Olive Tell Kate Jordan Lfe Dustin Farnum Paramount Photoplay California Missions California Mexico San Fernando Constance Talmadge Select Pictures Corporation Constance Tal—T Lewis J. Selznick Cyril Harcourt Miss Talmadge Mise Talmadge Walter Edwards Harrison Ford Julia Crawford Ivers

Local Notes and Movements Highlight Town News

Visiting Mr and Mrs Stebbins and family moved beside M B church. Henry Lewis of Camp Upton stayed in town over the weekend. A social and dance is planned next Friday at the hall. Hubbard accepted a position with an Akron rubber company and left Sunday for labor. Factories operated today with usual activity though some employees attended a parade by the Village Improvement Society.

Local Notes From East Haddam March 17

East Haddam items recall Sunday visits by Lester Hallock Mrs Addie Hallock and others from Chester Middletown Hartford and Norwich. A work train on the Valley branch loaded railroad ties at the local station while Harold Smith repurchased a Sunday paper route. The yacht Comrade was launched by H Z Clarke and Charles Wolf. Multiple residents work on farms fences and timber trades with several trips to Middletown for shopping and visits.

East Haddam Lester Hallock New Britain Addie Hallock Wm. Russell Hartford Arnold Doe Arthur Eldredge Middletown Wm. Clark Ralph Walden Chester John J. Gorman Highway Department Norwich Everett Spencer Mary Spencer Valley Harold Smith Clarence Alexander Malcolm Brooks Henry Starr H. Z. Clarke Charles Wolf Harry Reynolds Elsie Gertrude Reynolds John Parella Casper Gladwin John Chapman Edward Bartman Julius Emmons Victoria Daniels Wm. O. Peck Charles Stewart H. M. Wind

Cromwell church event and Grange meeting scheduled

The Young People society of the Baptist church will host a Baltimore lunch on Tuesday evening March 18. There will be a regular meeting of Cromwell Grange No. 67 P of H on Monday evening in the Congregational church parlors.

Young People’s Society of the Baptist Church Baltimore Cromwell Grange Congregational Church

Deep River Social Roundup and Events Highlight

Deep River notes list a March masquerade ball at the town hall and a St Patrick’s whist in Masonic hall. Local churchwomen plan a sale crafting fancy tickets, while Medora Rebecca Lodge hosts state officers. Numerous residents visit relatives in Hartford, Boston, or Middletown.

Deep River Edward Eagan Lime Tock Margaret Duggan Medora Rebecca Lodge Harold W. Rankin Hartford D. Paul Duggan New York City Cecelia Nellie Campbell Hugh J. Campbell Edward Gavette Daniel Gorman Middletown Eugene A. Post Boston The Baseball Association Joe Olin Fred Muskerwitz Harry Henderson Scott B. Joy Bridgeport Frank Joy Earl Rubhy Pratt Read and Co Some Wright Fred van Ostrand

Saybrook Whist Club Holds Annual Election at Hall

Say brook Point Whist club met at Mrs. D. A. Hall with twenty members present. Arthur H. Beebe won gent's first prize and Mrs. D. A. Hall the ladies' first prize. Consolation prizes went to Mrs. W. J. Thompson and John Jobson. Refreshments followed. officers were elected: Mrs. F. B. Steele president, replacing Mrs. A. B. Tooker, and Mrs. W. J. Thompson secretary treasurer, replacing Mrs. A. Gilbert.

Old Saybrook Saybrook Point D. A. Hall Arthur H. Beebe Gent W. J. Thompson John Jobson F. B. Steele A. B. Tooker A. Gilbert Co. G Sixth Regiment State Guards Delia Lamay East Haddam Frederick Lamay Charles W. White Readville Mass Judson Watrous Siloam Lodge No. 32 Masonic Hall Railroad Company A. G. Burgess William McCoombs Swan Hast Haddam B. B. Warren Vincent Heppelli Lawrence Hospital New London

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