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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1919

Page

10

Non Sectarian fete planned on Main and Washington

A non sectarian fete will be held on private grounds at Main and Washington entrances by the Red Cross. Proceeds fund Nursing Association and other local groups. Visitors from nearby towns will attend. A children's pageant, games, pony rides, and a conjuror show are planned. Garden Club booth, crafts, cake, lemonade, and a dancing floor for all. Lady Washington Chapter Eastern Star, Girl Scouts, Camp Fire, and United Charities Entertain Committee organize the event with chairs and volunteers listed.

On Main Washington Red Cross Nursing Association Hoswariety Day Nursery League Iful Middletown Liberty Cottage Ming Lady Washington Chapter Eastern Star COU Girl Scouts United Charities Entertain Committee F. A. Nicolson G. A. Craig L. A. Howland E. Hubbard J. S. Porter T. M. Russell C. S. Wadsia W. W. Wilcox

Service Men to Organize for Welcome Home Parade

An advisory meeting for former and present army service members is set for 7:30 PM at Odd Fellows on Main Street to organize marching units and elect temporary officers for a Welcome Home parade Friday afternoon. Attendees will be assigned to units and fitted for uniforms. plan includes grandstand seating and ticket distribution at the fire station.

Odd Fellows Main Street Army Serv Welcome Home No. 1 Fire House Pora

City crews to sweep streets and curb loose litter

A. A. Campbell of Public Works asks residents to refrain from throwing lawn rakes into streets and to cooperate with sweeping on Main Street and Shayneing boxing day dirt removal. street cleaning will occur in the morning.

Shay Eyning A. A. Campbell Public Works Adv

Catholic Men Invite Middletown to Welcome Home Event

Catholic men of Middletown invited to join St John’s square gathering Friday for a Welcome Home event. The American band of Water heads the division as C H and K of C Committee, Burns marshal.

Middletown St. John’s Square Welcome Home Pa American Band of Water Burns Marshal

After Influenza Grip Prostrating Diseases Trail

After influenza patients faced extreme fatigue and digestive weakness, doctors noted lingering prostration and reduced vitality. Reports described long recovery periods with appetite loss and weakness, hindering daily activities and work for weeks. Medical officials urged rest, nutrition, and gradual activity as common remedies.

More Units Added To Welcome Parade

A revised lineup for the Memorial Day Welcome Home parade lists additional bands and societies. Divisions march from Pleasant, Church, William, College, Court, Main, Washington, and other streets, with units from Groton, Hartford, New Haven, Middletown, Willimantic, Springfield, and various local organizations including veterans groups, fire departments, scouts, and company floats.

Line of March route through city with reviews and dismissal

The text outlines a marching route from Main up to Grand Pearl Wash Broad Church South Main Crescent Main St. John s church then to South Green. Each division is to pass the reviewing stand on Pleasant to Broad and dismiss.

Up Main Grand Pearl Broad Church South Main Crescent Main St. John’s Church South Green

Hose Co No 3 Homecoming Parade Attire

Hose Co No 3 requests members attending the May 30 homecoming celebration wear white shirts black bow ties and company hats. Hats available at the company headquarters. Full attendance desired. Per order parade committee.

Ring Track Diamond

New York American notes daily sporting pages on sale everywhere.

New York American

Fraternal Meetings Tonight Across Local Lodges

Several fraternal orders hold meetings tonight including Barbers Union No 648 Central Labor Union hall and Knights Templar Cyrene Commandery No 8. Arawana tribe of Red Men appoints postmaster D J McCarthy as marshal for Friday's parade. Loyal Sons of Italy plan a 745 pm march to St John church and depot rendezvous with Garibaldi society for Luigi Cardona Lodge initiation at Red Men's hall.

Barbers’ Union Central Labor Union Court Arawana Spring Street Middlesex Aerie Order of Eagles Red Men’s Hall Middletown Knights of Maccabees Main Street Mattabessett Council Royal Arcanum Masonic Temple Court Street Cyrene Commandery Knights Templar Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows’ Hall St. Aloysius Y. M.-T. A.’ B. Society D. J. McCarthy Marishal Essex Tribe Governor‘s Foot Guard Band New Haven Loyal Sons of Italy St. John’s Church Madonna del Carmene Garibaldi Society Depot Luigi Cardona

Eclipses and civic notices fill city brief page

May 29 solar eclipse noted as invisible in New England while Mars is set to become the Morning Star. Swedish-Americans in Middletown urged to meet at Masonic hall Friday at 2 pm for parade participation. Welcome Home committee meets at 7:30 pm in Chamber of Commerce offices. Tea promotion in Kelly Busy Corner Co. 422 Main St offers 60c blend at 49c. St Johns Sewing class meets Wednesday at 2:30 in K of C rooms St Aloysius building. Miss Mabel Case visiting Bridgeport. Dance event at Siebert’s opera house Friday May 30 by Jolly Boys Heck’s orchestra. Chamber directors review industrial DOT plans. Major George Holley Gilbert Jr US Infantry stationed in District No 4 listed among attendees.

Mars New England Middletown Masonic Hall Stueck’s Hall Edlin Barton Arrigoni The Chamber of Commerce George Holley Gilbert, Jr U.S. Infantry

Big dance at Orpheus hall tonight draws crowd

Announcements include dance at Orpheus hall with good music and ad. oblique items note Sergeant Pruden’s discharge and return to Court street. multiple street cleaning and public works notices. choir rehearsal at Swedish Congregational church. local business ads selling cigars and trunks. various residents traveling or at events. public notices mix with commerce and social items.

Selina Levison Grand Prospect Street Orpheus~hall A. Sears Pruden Camp Lee Court Street Ordnance Department Main Street C. A. Campbell Swedish Congregational Church Miss Anderson Russell H. Lambertson Grand Theatre Order of Foresters John Welch Spring Street T. J. Anderson Main St Adv William L. Baldwin United States Shipping Board T. S. Foster South Farms Baldwin Brooklyn John T. Walsh John Lynch Portland Federal Express Washington, D. C E. R. Corey Frank C. Smith Middletown Gas Light Co Florida Stueck Crosley Germany Smith & Bishel Hardware Joseph F. Drennan Springfield Mass Pike Place King Odd Fellows O’donnell Bros J. Masin Party Tarrytown N. Y

Women pacifists' Zurich conference on peace

The New York Times column mocks the women’s international conference on permanent peace held in Zurich. It critiques their gesture of a joint memorial for war dead and argues their stance ignores which side fought rightly in the war, suggesting little impact on lasting peace.

New York Times Zurich United Silence

Garbage collection schedule update for week

All routes normally collected on Friday will be covered by the garbage teams on Thursday this week. No collection will be made anywhere on Friday. Saturday collection as usual. Co. A. Campbell, Director of Public Works.

A. Campbell Public Works

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