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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1918

Page

8

War Work drive completes Middletown meeting auction boosts pledge total

At Stueck's Tavern last evening Middletown Chamber of Commerce members gathered to inaugurate the War Work campaign. The event raised 43,428.41, with 1,560 from a live auction of battlefield relics and art pieces. Chairmen and speakers praised women in the war effort and highlighted demobilization needs for overseas troops.

Stueck Middletown Philip Stueck Presi H. Bunce Chain of Commerce America Presit Richard H. Bunce Patrick McGivney A. H. Campbell Te Council of Defense William A E. Campion 2 EB. Campion Acheson Arthur V. McDowell Gormor Frank B. Weeks George Burnham Bunce Windsor Campbell France Germany Patrick J. Mc Lights of Columbus McGill Chateau Thierry Knights of Columbus Our Boys K. of C Saint Mihiel Meed McGivney Commerce Cied Applifor Chamber W. H. Bouteiller Ins J. Atwell Caiis R. W. Camp F. A. Beach Ne Bank Wesleyan _ strand Durham Wedworth Wadsworth Howard Warmer Warner Berlin James Boylan William A. Shanklin Shanklin Paris Foch K of C Ford James O'Neill Chamber of Commerce

Taste It Then Decide on New Nut Butter Brand

Readers note a new nut butter called Sweet Nut made from coconut milk solids. The product allegedly follows an old law and is sold at 32 cents a year through a store channel linked to a grocery wholesaler, with nutrition claims and limited distribution.

Nj Co

Oct deaths in Middletown total 193 by cause and age

In Middletown during October there were 193 deaths from pneumonia and grippe 146 measles 1 diphtheria 1 tuberculosis 7 accident 1 cancer 1 and all other causes 36. Seventy five deaths occurred in institutions 46 were non residents nine were under one year old 17 were 65 or older and 18 were between one and five years old.

Middletown

Clearing House Statement Nov 13 Debits and Exchanges

New York sub treasury debit 2,350,281 dollars, exchanges 638,119,176 dollars, and ees 67,137,997 dollars.

Clearing House New York Treasury Exchanges Ees

Wartime notices and events fill local pages amid influenza concern

Numerous listings from Middletown and surrounding towns detail war era activities including dances, concerts, shop notices, and church events. Items mention the influenza situation easing, theater vaudeville, harvest dances, boat movements, and charity drives. Numerous ads promote Horlicks Malted Milk, insurance talk, and local business updates amid wartime effort.

North Church Schedule and Holy Trinity Services

This evening at 7 30 there will be six studies on The Workers of the World replacing the regular prayer meeting. Thursday at 2 pm Home Missionary Society meets in the parish house for Red Cross sewing. Friday at 7 15 Boy Scouts Troop 6 meet in the parish house followed by Campfire girls at 7 30. Holy Trinity services at 7 30 and 10 30 conducted by Rev Dr Frank Flood German. The Holy Communion will be celebrated Thursday morning at the Church of the Holy Trinity in recognition of the Allies victory.

North Church Workers of the World Home Missionary Society Red Cross Boy Scouts Campfire Holy Trinity Church of the Holy Trinity Frank Flood German

Card of Thanks for Patrick J. Cody

The Cody family thanks friends for favors and kindness shown during the illness and death of their son and brother Patrick J. Cody.

Patrick J. Cody Patrick Cody Adv

Joseph B Hubbard Celebrates 86th Birthday Amid Armistice Joy

Joseph B Hubbard of 97 South Main Street marked his 86th birthday on Monday as citywide celebrations followed the armistice signing. A longtime former L D Brown Silk Company employee, he now lives with his son Henry W Hubbard, treasurer of Russell Manufacturing, and remains an avid reader with two grandsons in service.

Joseph B. Hubbard South Main Street Mr. Hubbard L. D. Brown Silk Company Henry W. Hubbard Russell Manufacturing Company

Maiden Name Restored as Stella DeTora Belardino Divorced

Stella DeTora Belardino of Hartford has been granted a divorce from Louis Belardino now residing in New Haven by the Hartford County Superior Court. Married in New Haven on March 8, 1916, the complaint cited habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty. Belardino’s wife may resume her maiden name. She was born in Middletown, daughter of Mr and Mrs Michael DeTora of 55 St John Street. Community Thanksgiving service to be held Sunday, Nov 17 at 7:30 pm at First Methodist Episcopal Church on Church Street with Rev. Percy L. Dearmer to speak and a large church-chorus to lead Congregational singing. The midweek service tonight will also be a Thanksgiving service.

Bouteiller Middletown Edwin Slavin Bunce Robert W. Rice Rice Marne Joseph Merriam James H. Bunce F. L. Caulkins Russell Library Insane Asylum Haddam E. C. Acheson State Board of Health Allied Nations Rusco Hall New York Holcomb Connecticut Grand Theatre Samuel P. Willard State Board of Education Methodist Chapel Portland William C. Felber Anna M. Hanson Tolland Conn Pocahontas Middletown Yacht Club A. M. Smith Hartford Saybrook Sachem Court St. Cecelia Briggs’ Hall Cromwell Ford Cromwell War Chest Air Line Boston Robert H. Hibbard Aviation Examination Board Horlick James S. Stewart Skowhegan Miss Bush Arrigoni Swedish Lutheran Church C. E. Anderson Leo B. Santangelo Samuel Tennebaum Oak Street Karl Hermann Kelly Busy Corner Co John Bozzi Fire Department Thomas Walsh Stella DeTora Belardino Hartford County Louis Belardino New Haven Belardino Michael DeTora St. John Street This City First Methodist Episcopal Church Church Street Percy L. Dearmer Berkeley Divinity School

Real Estate Transfers and a Thanksgiving Service

Donald McLeod sold land with dwelling on Park street in Durant to Carsten H and Caralena L Osten of Brooklyn NY. Arthur J Miller and David D Miller sold land on the Easterly side of North High street to Lizzie E White of unspecified location. Sam Tenenbaum sold land on the Westerly side of Oak street to Carl W Herrman with 50 feet frontage. Henry J Ennever sold two acres in Farm Hill district to John and Christine Johnson. Special Thanksgiving Service replaces the announced topic at the North and South Congregational churches midweek service, in the social rooms of the South church.

Donald McLeod Carsten H Caralena L. Osten Brooklyn N. Y Park Street Durant Arthur J. Miller David D. Miller Binghampton Lizzie E. White North High Street Sam Tenenbaum Carl W. Herrman Oak Street Henry J. Ennever John and Christine Johnson Farm Hill

Morris Plan Co Weekly Loan Repayment Offer

A weekly payment plan to all borrowers makes loan repayment easier. The message invites interest with a call to Morris Plan Co at 269 Main Street. A separate line notes a spinster’s ideal man is someone who will say the word.

Morris Plan Co Main Street

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