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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1918

Page

7

Hearts of the World at Middlesex three days starting Monday

D. W. Griffiths Hearts of the World heads to the Middlesex for three days starting Monday Nov 25 with Robert Harron as star. The epic follows an American in France who enlists, endures siege and disguises himself in the trenches before reuniting with his sweetheart as Paris is liberated. The program also features The Girl Who Came Back with Ethel Clayton, travel shorts, and a Van Twiller Yard segment at Middlesex plus vaudeville and a Sennett comedy.

D. W. Griffith Middlesex Robert Harron France Paris the Middlesex Ethel Clayton Miss Clayton Burton Holmes Wallace Reid van Twiller Yard Paramount

Haddam Notes And Community Events Of November

In Haddam Mrs. R. E. Dick incon of North Haven spent yesterday with her parents. Dr. Loewe was in town, and James W. Clarke took a party to Hartford. Haddam contributed 5300 to the United War Fund drive. E. W. Hazen visits New York a few days. Mrs. A. R. Shailer left to visit her sister. Mrs. J. C. Russell attended Middlesex Red Cross in Middletown. Home Guards drilled in town hall. James C. Kelsey stays with his father W. H. Kelsey for a week or two. An entertainment by the Philathea society featured tableaux of Ye Good Old Days of the Pilgrims with John Alden and Priscilla. The First Thanksgiving scene, Puritan Sabbath costumes, and related recitations drew interest. Popcorn balls and molasses candy were sold after the program. The evening closed noting the diligent work of someone who avoids pain.

Haddam R. E. Dickincon North Haven L. J. Loewe James W. Clarke Hartford United War Fund E. W. Hazen New York A. R. Shailer Ineenwich J. C. Russell Middlesex Red Cross Middletown James C. Kelsey W. H. Kelsey Philathea Society John Alden Priscilla

Cure of rupture without operation advertised

A letter from Eugene M. Pullen of 62 E Marcellus Avenue Man New Jersey claims a nonoperative cure for rupture. He describes a past rupture, surgery not helping, and a lasting recovery after a method he will disclose by mail.

Eugene M. Pullen Ter Marcellus Avenue Man N. J

Local notices from Deep River events and births

Deep River reports include a November 14 birth to Mrs. William H. Boyce in New Britain, a November 19 birth to Mr. and Mrs. John M. Dudek, and tributes to Lt. Richard W. Ibell of the U S Army who died of pneumonia in France after service in Texas and Mexico. John H. Gilbert visited family. E C Chandler nears factory return. State Guard drill tonight and Monday in town buildings. drum corps invited to New Britain peace parade on December 7.

Deep River William H William H. Boyce New Britain John M. Dudek Richard W. Sbell U. S. Army France Hartford Texas Mexico United States Germany Adelaide H. Ibell Charles

East Berlin News Highlights Include Library Hours and Reunions

East Berlin on November 21 reports the library will open Saturdays from 4 to 7 p m. Miss Ella McCrum returns home. Thanksgiving is a week away with several family reunions planned. A dancing class starts Monday at Athletic hall. George Pollard Jr fever scare improves and returns to school. Homes in town attract attention from prospective tenants and New Britain partygoers seek rents. Choir at St Gabriel s church tonight at 8. Arawanna Camp Fire Girls rehearse at Athletic hall Saturday afternoon. Society focuses on dress parade as events unfold.

East Berlin Ella McCrum Athletic Hall George Pollard Jr New Britain St. Gabriel’s Church Arawanna Camp Fire

East Hampton War Work Campaign Over Subscribed Over $5,000

East Hampton reports the United War Work drive oversubscribed by about $1,000 toward a $4,000 goal though funds not all collected yet. A student Victory club from Center Grammar aims to raise about $400 by March 1. A series of social notices and events fill the town calendar including a Co L muster, a benefit whist, and local visits.

United War Work East Hampton Victory Club Center Grammar School Jennie Leahy Meriden R. A. Wall Worthington White G. K. White Co. L John Burns L. Franklin Hartford D. C. Phelps H. W. Goff Royal Goff Middletown Dencing Liebert Hall Burdick

Red Cross Meeting Reports From Middlesex Chapter

Higganum, Nov 21. Mrs Mary West of Portland visited Mrs P L Cody. At the Middlesex Chapter Red Cross annual meeting in Middlestown yesterday reports from branches were given. Mabel Theron and Virginia Burr, children of Adelbert Burr, are ill with grippe. Gordon L Cody of East Hampton was home last evening. Wilfred Carlson of New Haven visited. Mrs R E Thayer and Mrs Ida E Cody attended the meeting. Bohemian residents plan a dance at Brainard's hall next Wednesday. Russell Company workers to begin eight hour days with Saturday holiday. Maud West visited friends in town last night.

New Haven R. E. Thayer Ida E. Cody Middlesex Red Cross Brainard’s Hall Russell Company Maud West

Westbrook boards improve road while pledges aid war drive

Westbrook officials work on Middle Beach road as students join in the United We Save campaign. The town's quota has been set at 170,500,000 dollars to support the national war fund and keep the United States prepared for any emergency.

Westbrook Board of Selectmen Middle Beach United We Save

Rocky Hill War Bureau elects Button president and drafts Taylor death resolutions

In Rocky Hill on Saturday the War Bureau elected L. W. Button as president and appointed a committee to draft resolutions on the death of Leon E. Taylor, Mrs. Henry M. Barnard, Miss Bertha Brockway, and Lt. Joseph F. Kelly. Other notes include Red Cross collections totaling 60.52 with room leaders listed, and local residents visiting Hartford. The Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution plan their 25th annual convention at Center Church House in Hartford, and other community events and remarks are noted.

Rocky Hill Ira Holmes Center School United War Work Fund Red Cross Edward Churchill Cleveland Ladd Leon Humphrey Katharine Troxell Jane Eaan Gladys Webber Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution Rocky Hill War Bureau L. W. Button Leon E. Taylor Henry M. Barnard Bertha Brockway Joseph F. Kelly W. A. Collins, Jr War Bureau Taylor

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