Luther League Beats Emeralds In 30 To 19 Victory
Luther League leveled the series by defeating the Emeralds 30 to 19 in a taut town showdown. Carlson led Luther with strong guarding and scoring support from Alberg Glasheen and Olszewski, as detailed lineup notes reflect a tight defensive effort and several goals from Alberg Hoberg Glasheen and O'Donnell. The decisive third game looms as the championship finale.
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Luther League
The
Emeralds
Sould Torly
Tone
Carlson
Paskets
Sumither
Ee Ik i Ek
Glasheen
W. O'Donnell
el Ee Giesessas
Guo Olszewski
cets—Carlson
Alberg
Nyman
Gallagher
Hoberg
O'Donnell
Delightful program at Swedish church event in town
A fine program at the Swedish church featured a new double male quartet led by organist J Kjellerstedt, a stirring address by Rev. Dr. Eckstrom of Worcester, church choir and others performing, plus a Hooverized banquet. Attending were J B Ackley of Burnside and a Temple member.
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Avery
J. Kjellerstedt
Eckstrom
Worcester
Cbarch Choir
Ivoryton Social and Civic Notes from March Night
Mrs Clarence Miller of Clinton visits Mrs George Carter on Olde Hill. Henry Johnson of Ivoryton Terrace reportedly accepted a nunin Mystic. Tonight at Comstock Cheney hall a Red Cross benefit drama is staged with a postplay chance. No Red Cross at Laurel hall. Thomas Whittiesey awoke yesterday for first time since illness. Raymond Coe, Ivoryton native, runs for Hartford alderman. A toast joke ends with glasses too strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivoryton
Clarence Miller
Clinton
George Carter
Oldafe’s Hill
Henry Johnson
Ivoryton Terrace
Comstock-Cheney Hall
Red Cross
Laurel Hall
Thomas Whittiesey
Nelson Hoadley
Raymond Coe
Hartford
Hot Water Cleanses Liver Says Noted Physician
A physician advocates a daily morning drink of hot water with a spoonful of limestone phosphate to cleanse the liver, remove indigestible material and toxins, and refresh the alimentary tract. The cure is simple and inexpensive, promising improved health and complexion.
Local notices and community updates from Deep River
Deep River items report visiting guests from Hamburg and a Baptist pastor invited to speak at navy yards and Y M C A halls. Farm Bureau gains 109 new members while J Albee Brass receives a commission in the Motor Guard at Camp Johnston. High school seniors plan a benefit drama. Local residents embark on enlistments and re-enlistments in U S service. Measles, pneumonia cases, and daylight saving plans are noted as the town follows wartime updates.
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Deep River
John Tiffany
Hamburg
Samuel Jewett
South Main ‘Street
Byron Hatfield
Brooklyn
W.Y. Aval
Hatfield
Farm Bureau
J. Albee Brass
Hartford
Motor Guard Company
Camp
Joseph E. Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
Brass
Connecticut Home Guards
Lozelle D. Platts
A. P. Crittenden
Westbrook
Frank A. Geffken
Rose Jones
Judson Jones
Cecil
Winthrop
Robert E. Jones
Charles W. Heffion
W. G. LaPlace
Town Hall
Henry Carstens
Lillian Carstens
Middletown
Harry A. Swanson
West Hartford
Eugene Gorman
Daniel Gorman
U. S. Navy
Mr. Gorman
Robert Pratt
A. C. Pratt
New York City
Joseph Lee
New York State
L. E. Pratt
Gorman
Harold Stone
Deep River High School
John Marvin
Waterbury
Cromwell Social Notes and Local Updates
March 21 notes report Mrs W. 8 Bulkeley ill with pneumonia with a nurse in attendance. David Olson ill with scarletina at Meadow street home. Mr and Mrs John Broderick attended the Bloomfield Grange. Mrs Esther Clark returned to Higganum after visiting her sister Mrs Owen Bogue. Mrs Bloomberg recovering from Middlesex hospital operation. Mat Dreher and family moved into John McKinstry's South street house.
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Cromwell
David Olson
Searietina
Meadow Street
John Broderick
Bloomfield Grange
Esther Clark
Higganum
Owen Bogue
Bloomberg
Middlesex Hospital
Mat Dreher
John McKinstry
South Street
Congregational Church Notes Highlight Weekly Activities
The Endeavors led a well attended meeting last Sunday. A Round-Robin will be sent to Francis Blakeley in France. The Polly Anna and Cheer Up classes plan a library benefit at the church Thursday evening. The Young People’s choir rehearses Easter music Friday at Mrs E W Johnson’s home. Friday prayer meeting at the parsonage on “Thoroughness A Personal Watchword” Phil 4 11. Nathaniel White school invites parents Friday March 23 for a patriotic program. On Wednesday twelve Red Cross ladies met and finished 650 surgical dressings.
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Congregational Church
Francis Blakeley
France
Polly Anna
E. W. Johnson
Nathaniel White School
Ladies of the Red Cross
Haddam Social Notes and Hartford Visit Highlights
In Haddam on March 21 E W Hazen and Ezekiel Shailer were in Hartford. Mrs Edward McCloud, guest of Mrs Amanda Parmele, returned to Hartford. Mrs G A Dickinson and Mrs S H Baer visited Mrs Ezekiel Shaner in Shailerville. Rev Hatfield's lecture last evening drew interest with clear views of Evangeline's land and engaging anecdotes.
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Mr. Hatfield
Brooks returns from Washington to aid M S Brooks & Sons
Captain L. M Brooks arrived back from Washington D C to assist M S Brooks & Sons. Miss Ruth Wilcox cares for Mrs Elizabeth Jagger at her High street home. R A Whitney of Hartford was a business caller. Grange No 15 S P of H meets this evening. The Kings Daughters plan a food sale soon at Burrs store in the cove.
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Chester
L. M Brooks
Washington, D. C
M.S. Brooks & Sons
Ruth Wilcox
Elizabeth Jagger
High Street
R. A. Whitney
Hartford
Grange No
S. P
King’s Daughters
Burr
the Cove
Westbrook Showcases Mary Pickford Film The Little American
Mary Pickford stars in The Little American at Westbrook town hall Friday night. Patriotic thrills and spectacular scenes promise an exciting community screening with ads inviting local residents to attend.
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Mary Pickford
Westbrook Town Hall
Adv
Lecturer and heckler clash over sedentary work endurance
A lecturer on physical torture asserts that sedentary work reduces endurance, while a smart aleck interrupts, insisting that sitting more makes one unable to stand. The exchange turns on the idea of vitality and endurance.
Pratt High School Basketball Season Ends With Strong Girls' Record
Essex notes show Pratt High School girls basketball finishing with an 6 2 record across eight games eight victories total 76 points for and 61 against. The team featured Edith Edberg Ruth Nelson Bessie Arlin Harriet Bushnell Minnie Billfinger Elizabeth Malacarnia and Emma Erickson. Nearby residents visit relatives and workers move locations including an Italian grocery shifting to Saybrook and Rudolph Johnson joining Tiley Pratt factory on Railroad Avenue.
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Essex
Dennison
Hartford
Rosabelle Shailor
William B. Lyons
Howard Gladding
Saybrook Street
Walter Pierce
A. T. Perkins
Cross Street
South Main Street
Saybrook
Rudolph Johnson
Ford
Robert Rackett
Henry Palan
Ernest Billfinger
Burton Chapman
Hamilton Lord
Charles Fenn
Pratt High
Alumni
Farmington High
Unionville
East Hartford
Branford
Farmington
Crescents
Middletown
American School For the Deaf
Edith Edberg
Ruth Nelson
Bessie Arlin
Harriet Bushnell
Minnie Billfinger
Elizabeth Malacarnia
Emma Erickson
Pratt High basketball notes cancel Essex games after players dropped
Pratt High School cancels remaining basketball games for the season as two star boys players failed to meet academic requirements. Coach Prof William L. Burdick led a 13 game schedule with eight wins and five losses, including key matches at Essex against West Haven and Hartford teams.
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Pratt High School
Essex Public Hall
West Haven Methodist Episcopal Church
Hartford
Essex
William L. Burdick
Pratt High
Atlas of Hartford
Wallingford High
Wallingford
Prat High
Pratt and Whitney
Branford High
Branford
Farmington High
Union Mills
East Hartford
R. I. State College
West Haven Methodist Episcopal
West Haven
Saybrook Activities Include Confirmations and Ventures
Old Saybrook March 21 The confirmation classes begin at St John s church and the sacrament will be administered Sunday June 9 by Bishop Nilan of Hartford. The Hartford steamer has joined the Middletown and both boats run daily to and from Hartford and New York. A Farmers Institute at town hall, with speakers from the agricultural college, drew strong attendance. Miss Hayes led the women s class with forty five, men thirty three.
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Old Saybrook
New York
A. H. Beebe
New Haven
Saybrook Point
John H. Allen
Maple Avenue
Middletown
Company G
Home Guard
Deep River
Joel P. Newtoton
Thomas P. Davies
Hartford
H. S. Bramble
Merchants’ Express
Chapman
B. B. Hanniss
College Street
D. Wadsworth
Mary Pickford
Westbrook Town Hall
Farmers’ Institute
Town Hall
Farm Bureau
The
Agricultural College
Skinner
Southwick
Miss Hayes
Saybrook
Cromwell team defeats River Patrol in return match
In a return match at the Douglas Co range last evening, Co. b.c. G. of Cromwell defeated the River Patrol of Middletown. The score: River Patrol...
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Home Guard
Douglas Co. Range
Co. B.c. G
Cromwell
River Patrol
Middletown
Bitter fight looms over Overman government bill
Washington March 21 lines are drawn for a bitter fight as the Senate Judiciary Committee reports the Overman government reorganization bill favorably. The administration withholds its plans, while many senators demand limits on the broad powers. Amendments to restrict powers and confine reorganization to war and navy departments, the shipping board, and related agencies are likely. Democratic insurgents and at least three Republicans are expected to back the administration, with Senators Hoke Smith and Reed leading the opposition.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hoke Smith
War and Navy Departments
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Bureau of Mines
Chamberlain
War Cabinet
Georgia
Reed
Missouri
Artistic temperament as reserve alibi for disturbing the peace
A brief quip frames the artistic temperament as a protective alibi against prosecution for disturbing the peace. Father explains to his son that the temperament serves as a defense, casting the artist's behavior as art rather than trouble.
Feel Fine Take Cascarets for Liver and Bowels
Ambiguous advertorial copy touts Cascarets as a harmless laxative for men women and children. Claims biliousness headaches dizziness bad breath coated tongue and sour stomach vanish after a 10 cent box. Promises a clear head rosy skin and lively step with gentle cleansing for all ages.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules for kidney health
Century old remedy claims to cleanse kidneys bladder and urinary system. Advertises Haarlem Oil capsules as safe natural treatment with no refunds if not as represented, available in three sizes from druggists.
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Haarlem
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