Films at Middlesex Showings Include Sandy and Say Fellows
The Middlesex presents a slate of photoplays headlined by Sam Farnum in Riders of the Purple Sage and Douglas Fairbanks in Say, Fellow. Also shown are Chaplin’s Shoulder Arms in Camouflage, and a Pickford drama based on Alice Hogan Rice with Louise Huff. Includes vaudeville, a Keystone comedy, and Burton Holmes travel segments.
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Apters
Sam Farnum
Sandy
Louise Huff
Pickford
Alice Hogan Rice
Fairbanks
Douglas Fairbanks
Middlesex
Ed Wayfarer
Charlie Chaplin's Shoulder Arms at the Grand
Charlie Chaplin presents Shoulder Arms in his million dollar picture to be shown at the Grand on Monday and Tuesday. He disguises as a tree and spies into enemy territory where a Hun party plans to carry firewood, leading to a humorous clash as he becomes the “human stump” to be added to their load.
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Middlesex
Charlie Chaplin
the Middlesex
Charlie
the Grand
Right on the Map. Washington Star remark on statesmanship
Europe once paid little attention to American statesmanship but that stance has changed. The piece notes a shift in interest and perception as transatlantic views adjust to recent U S actions and leadership.
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Washington Star
Europe
Deep River Social Roundup Notes Local Happenings
Byron Hatfield Jr. joins Brown University Glee Club male quartet. Frank Friedel returns from Baltimore hoping to join reconstruction work overseas. Peter Burgholzer new at C J Bates factory. State Guard drills tonight on school campus. Mrs D Webb Parker visits from Clinton. Marguerite Thomas home from New London hospital. Unity Grange annual meeting tonight with officer elections. Mrs Bertha Brown to live with Sarah Mather this winter. Junior promenade at Deep River High School tomorrow. Baldwin Chapter O E S planning a public whist in two weeks. Ella Edmonds in Providence until after Thanksgiving. Victoria Markham on two week vacation in New Jersey.
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Prcbeatra
al. Burton
Byron Hatfield, Jr
Glee Club
Brown University
Frank Friedel
Baltimore
Peter Burgholzer
C. J. Bates
Chester
State Guard
David Doane
Pratt, Read & Co
West Mn
D. Webb Parker
Clinton
Frank H
Marguerite Thomas
New London Hospital
Unity Grange
Grange Hall
Lafayette Avenue
Bertha Brown
East Haddam
Sarah C. Mather
High Street
Deep River
Town Hall
Baldwin Chapter
O. E
Ella Edmonds
Providence
Victoria Markham
New Jersey
Harvest dance planned at Briggs hall Cromwell
Miss Etta Chase was an out of town visitor at the annual fair and supper at the Methodist church. Address by Mrs Keeler at Library hall. Part of the proceeds to Cromwell War Chest. Ford's orchestra performs with donation to local causes. Several residents listed with illness or job changes, and property activity noted in Pratt street sale.
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Rocky Hill
Etta Chase
Methodist Church
Evelyn Tennyson
Harold Green
Hartford
Ladies’ Missionary Society
The
Congregational Church
Charlies Atkins
Frank Smith
Kate Appley
Pratt Street
Griswoldville
Keeler
Library Hall
Fred Goodrich
Grace Hall
Maxim Silencer Co
John Ghagan
East Hartford
Henry Hale
Joseph F. Bulkley
Main Street
New York
Schmores
Center School
Briggs’ Hall
Cromwell
Ford
Cromwell War Chest
Moodus Notes: Meetings, Travel and Obituaries
Moodus notes show Alice Adam's sewing circle meeting with Mrs. T. R. Spencer on Friday afternoon. Carrie Warner visited Hartford earlier in the week. Dr. E. E. Williams and sister Mrs. W. W. Gates are vacationing in New Jersey. Funeral services for Frederick Meitzner were held at the Methodist church with Rev. L J Radcliffe officiating. Burial was in Moodus cemetery beside his wife. The column mentions teaching staff changes, boarders, and local illness recovery updates.
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Moodus
Alice Adam
T. R. Spencer
Carrie Warner
Hartford
E. E
Williams
W. W. Gates
New Jersey
Willie Terhune
Margaret Shea
C. R. Holmes
Klapper
Frederick Meitzner
Methodist
L.J. Radcliffe
Warden Hall l
Millington
Minnie Meitzner
Peter Meitzner
Navy
Maynard
Center
Lottie Olmstead
Cc. C. Brooks
Glastonbury Clipper News Highlights from Fort Monroe to Mrs Tryon
Word arrives that John Roser and Lewis Stevenson, recently at Fort Monroe, have passed overseas exams and are assigned to the 41st Regiment Battery F. C. A. C. sailing for France around November 1. Henry Deming of Camp Johnston is home on furlough. Martha Rohannah Tryon to wed John Richards Lambert at St. Luke's Church November 20. Henry Potter, 18, dies after influenza. several family members ill.
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South Glastonbury
John Roser
Lewis W Stevenson
Fort Monroe
Virginia
France
Henry Deming
Camp Johnston
Florida
Charles Olmvier Tryon
Martha Rohannah
John Richards Lambert
St. Luke’s Church
Henry
Frank
Mary Potter
Harvest Dance Hosted by Court St Cecilia D of L
Court St Cecilia D of L invites a harvest dance at the ball on Thursday evening November 14, with part of the program to follow.
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Court St Cecelia
D. of L
United War Work drive lags under East Hampton quota
East Hampton reports the United War Work campaign is progressing but has not yet reached the $4,000 goal. Solicitors are well received and it is hoped the money will be raised. Junior Food army records must be handed in this week for governor's certificates. Several local residents are traveling or visiting nearby towns. A Y M C A meeting is set for 7:30 tonight with Mr. Savage to address the boys. Cider mill will close for the season on Saturday November 16.
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East Hampton
United War
Food Army
Doris Hoyrup
Margaret Thibeault
New London
William Anderson
Mr. Savage
Deep River
Dorothy Bauer
Katherine O’connell
Middletown
East Haddam Social Notes Mixed Visits and Travel
East Haddam residents share a busy spell of calls and visits. Mr and Mrs F J Brooks of Hadlyme hosted Harriet Brooks in town. Mrs John Carpenter of Willimantic visiting the Bartmans. Fred Ballek and son threshing for local farmers. Mrs Edward Smith in New York week. William Price to entrain for camp. Harriet Brooks to visit Cobalt Haddam Neck then New Haven for winter with her daughter. Henry H Laurie of Naugatuck visiting town. Anton Balvin of Chester, new Century Farm buyer, to take possession soon.
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Town Street
F. J. Brooks
Hadlyme
Harriet Brooks
John Carpenter
Willimantic
William Bartman
Fred Ballek and Son
Edward Smith
New York
William Price
Cobalt
Haddam Neck
New Haven
Thomas Carroll
Middletown
Henry H. Laurie
Naugatuck
Anton Balvin
Chester
Century Farm
Death notices and community events in Ivoryton
Miss Etta Stailing dies of pneumonia in Flushing Long Island she was the eldest daughter of Ensley Stailing longtime Ivoryton hotel landlord and trained as a nurse. The Beacon Light Circle meets Monday in Laurel Hall with Red Cross work each Thursday. Comstock Cheney Hall hosts Pershing's Crusaders Friday night. Ivoryton Congregational Church holds a business meeting in the parish house this evening.
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Ivoryton
Etta Stailing
Flushing
L. I
Miss Stailing
Ensley Stailing
Ivoryton Hotel
Thut
Boston
Flushing Hospital
Beacon Light Circle of the Kings Daughters
Laurel Hall
Red Cross
Comstock Cheney Hall
Pershing
Adv
Danderine Promise Of Hair Health And Dandruff Relief
Advert reads that Danderine removes dandruff and itch while making hair thick and wavy. It claims immediate shine and fullness, with new hair growth over weeks, and urges purchase of a small bottle from drug stores or toilet counters for a few cents. It likens hair health to rain and sunshine.
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Knowlton
Clinton Town News Highlights Veterans Day and Visits
Clinton sketches show residents visiting relatives in Winchester and Norwich while others return home from Hartford and New Haven. A November 4 war end celebration fills the town with bells, parades, a bonfire, speeches, and a hot dog roast as Major War Bureau leaders urge continued support and future celebrations.
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Clinton
Charles A. Pelton
Commerce Street
A. B. Gifford
Winchester
Mass
Elmers Taylor
Kenneth
Hartford
Erasius Kelsey
Henry Manson
East Main Street
New Haven
Samuel Wilcox
Maurice Swain
Norwich
James McAlley
George Vail
Brooklyn
N. Y
Wolcott Chapman
New London
Pond
State Guard
Red Cross
One Week Peace Sale at Clinton Store
Beginning Monday November 18 a 15 percent discount on cash purchases of 50 cents or more. Savings on underwear sweaters and bath robes for men women and children. Ladies and children's stock new skirts and waists blankets hosiery men's winter shirts infants goods millinery. Holiday goods arriving soon to make room. Addie A Smith Clinton adv.
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Addie A. Smith
Clinton
Beginning Monday November 18 sale of coats and more
Beginning Monday Nov 18 15 per men women and children. Ladies and children's coats. New skirts and shirts infants goods millinery etc. Large line holiday goods due early.
Break a Cold in Few Hours with Pape's Cold Compound
A pasteurized medical claim advertises Pape's Cold Compound as a quick remedy for grippe and severe cols, taken every two hours for three doses. It promises rapid relief of nasal congestion, discharge, headache, fever, and bodily stiffness with easy taste and no inconvenience, urging readers to buy the genuine product at drug stores.
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Pape
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DEW Drop Inn
Juanes
AETNA
Standard Brunswick
Main St
Siegel, Prop. & Mar
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War Bureau
Jacobson
Killingworth
Emmanuel Church
Monroe Salisbury
Carlyle Blackwell
And
William Farnum
Riders of the Purple Sage
Star and Crescent Club
Alpha Delta Phi House
High and Cross Sts
Ae Servi
Barton Clothing Co
Custom Tailors
Perry
Paras
Burton Holmes Travel
Matinees
Jesse L. Lasky
Jack Pickford and
Paramount Picture
Keystone
Thomas H.ince
Charles Ray
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United War Workers’ Fund
America
Savard & Lyon
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