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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1918

Page

6

Portland Card of Thanks and local notices

Card of thanks expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives and friends for kindness after loss of beloved daughter and mother. Various notices include marriage license issued to Miss Anderson and Robert A. Johnson, overseas news, visits by Navy veterans, a burglary at S. Gildersleeve & Sons store with cash missing, and local church events and Christmas choir plans. Multiple local residents named with brief updates on health travel and family matters.

Daugh John Gotta Lena Eva Barbero Harry Howard Anderson John Anderson Middle-avenue Robert A. Johnson Ter N. Y

Grand Theatre anniversaries boost week with vaudeville and features

The Grand Theatre marks its third anniversary with a strong slate including Ford's Only, Edith Roberts in Beans, Norma Talmadge in Only Way, and serials. Acts headlined by Liar and Parlor Bedroom and Bath bring brisk farce. Also Middlesex to host Parlor, Bedroom and Bath on December 5.

Grand Theatre Charlie Chaplin Liar Fox Edith Roberts Norma Talmadge Vita William Duncan Edith Johnson A. H Middlesex Theatre Lay the Republic New York Chicago Eago Ork

Local notices from Deep River bring music, town hall plans

Deep River residents shared visits with former New England Conservatory students Professor E L Sanford and Mr R R Cone. Navy man Samuel Rutty and Middletown visitor Howard Southworth spent weekends with family. Mrs Joseph Hughes hosts Hartford guest Mrs D Paul Duggan entertains. Town hall repairs eyed to house library, clerk, and probate offices. Guard drill tonight under Major Leland with Rev Byron Hatfield leading chapel service coverage. Funeral of Charlton M Pratt held at Wooster Memorial chapel with I O O F assisting at grave. burial in Fountain Hill cemetery.

Deep River E. L. Sanford Derby R. R. Cone Sanford Mr. Cone New England Conservatory of Music Boston Professor Sanford Connecticut Samuel Rutty U. S. Navy Edward Rutty Howard Southworth Middletown Augusta Southworth D. Paul Duggan Joseph Hughes Hartford E. J. Bailey Town Hall Library Association Albert Frank New Haven State Guard Major Leland Catharine Connor Mary Duggan Charlton M. Pratt Wooster Memorial Byron Hatfield Webb Lodge Jesse H. Pratt Kirby C. Pratt Shelley M. Pratt Philip R. Pratt Louis D. Pratt Buffalo Ernest L. Prann Fountain Hill Cemetery

Durham Briefs Highlight Church Services And Obituary

Durham notes a Thanksgiving service at the Congregational church led by Rev. Roy Thawley, an Upworth League gathering at the Methodist church, and a U P S C E meeting at the parish house. The town remembers J George W Newton who died at Middlesex hospital in his 73rd year, with funeral services at the Congregational church. Also reported are local visits from residents, a newborn in Philadelphia, and a note of light snowfall signaling winter’s approach.

Durham E. F. White Town Suny George Atwell Kenneth Roberts William Mousch New Britain H. G. Newton New Haven Caroline G. Newton Congregational Church Roy Thawley M. E. Church Upworth League Methodist Middlefield Middletown Philadelphia Rufus. W. Mathewson Mathewson United States Navy George W. Newton Middlesex Hospital Arthur S. Newton L. H. Ruge

Rocky Hill News Roundup Shows Community Notes

Miss Grace Swanson visits Greenwich friends. Fair and supper at Congregational church nets 200 dollars. Frank W. Griswold family welcomes son William Francis. Thanksgiving services held at the Methodist church. Mrs. Frank Williams and sons return from New Britain visit. Ella Bailey visits grandparents in Rocky Hill. Mrs. Frank Warner shops in Hartford. Robbins hosts auction bridge. Funeral of George Lincoln Howe held with burial in Rocky Hill cemetery. survivors include wife, daughter Ethel, sons Earl and Walter, mother, and two brothers. Visitors from out of town: Mrs. Leverett Spencer and Charles Elliott. State guard drill planned for tonight. Belden family members visit Camp Devens to view the review.

Rocky Hill Grace Swanson Greenwich Nathan Guile Ferry Street Congregational Church Frank W. Griswold William Francis Methodist Episcopal Church Frank B. Williams Frank Edward Luther Williams New Britain Ella Bailey East Hampton Wilbur H. Hale Main Street Frank C. Warner Hartford Frank H. Robbins Auction Bridge George Lincoln Howe Mr. Ring Rocky Hill Cemetery Ethel Howe Earl Walter Leverett Spencer Charles Elliott State Guard Elwood F. Belden Walter N. Belden Camp Devens Ayer Mass

Rockfall Socials and Visits Highlight Week

Mrs Herbert Shumway of Meriden visited Mrs E J Shumway on Friday. Mr and Mrs E P Bigelow and Grace spent Sunday out of town. Rockfall ladies plan a Tuesday Red Cross sewing session. Herbert Shumway and Mary of Meriden visited Mrs E J Shumway. Epworth League will hold a social at the M E church parlors Tuesday evening.

Rockfall Herbert Shumway Meriden E. J. Shumway E. P. Bigelow Grace Red Cross Mary Epworth League M. E

East Hampton social notes and local ads mix

Miss Gladys Diehm visits East Hampton while others travel to Hartford New York and New Haven. Local shops promote mixed chocolates oranges nuts and pies with prices and specials. An upcoming lecture at the Home for the Aged Brooklyn is announced with free admission and welcome audience.

East Hampton Gladys Diehm Hartford Ethel Nelson New York Kay O’connell New Haven David Moard E. H. Candy Kitchen Edward Wall Pelham Bay M. T. Wall John Mack Florida Doris Hoyrup Bridgeport J. M. Griffin Edgewood Arsenal Geneva Nichols Re. H E. H. Candy Ruby Dickinson New Britain Center Grammar School Mildred Perkins Providence St. Patrick’s Church Henry Costello Willimantic Siebert Hall Burdick Royal Goff Chauncey Brooks Haddam Neck East Hampton Grange Town Hall Oscar Nelson Florence Chatham Pharmacy John H. Benson Home For the Brooklyn

Higganum Town Notes Highlight Red Cross and Holiday Travel

In Higganum on November 25 Miss Isabel Anderson is listed as ill while residents report weekend visits from Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grout Gordon L. Cody and Alfred Carlson. Anna Bloom left Mid dletown work and Sarah Barry plans winter with her aunt in Hartford. Red Cross Haddam branch meets tonight at town hall and the war fund closes with quotas done. A flock of wild geese signals approaching cold weather as schools resist influenza closures and a new bridge near Scovill Hoe Works rises.

Higganum Isabel Anderson Edward Grout Gordon L. Cody Walfred Carlson Anna Bloom Russell Company Middletown Regenia Miller Miss Miller Sarah Barry Eugene Mott Hartford Eugene Burr Elsie Clark Haddam The Red Cross Town Hall Miss and West Fred Kelsey Red Cross Society Scovill Hoe War Fund A. L. Brainard Floyd Providence R. I

Twin daughters born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Tooley in New Haven

Centerbrook November 25. Twin daughters arrived November 16 at the Tooleys home in New Haven. Mrs Tooley formerly lived here and is Carrie Fox's daughter. Also notes a surprise whist for H M Prann and others cheer May Schultz’s improvment. High school girls work at Comstock Cheney factory Ivoryton during school closure due to illness. Mr and Mrs C L Jones were in Hartford Sunday. Harry Brockway returned from New Haven to spend Sunday with family.

Centerbrook Raymond Tooley New Haven

Colchester Notes Include Sermon, Grange Meet, and Local Attendance

Colchester reports a revival sermon at the Congregational chapel by Rev. Irving Burnap of Hartford and local social notes. The Grange meets with officer elections while the State Guard basketball team beats the town team 12 to 8. An advertisement offers beef steaks at 22 cents a pound and veal at 22 cents. A poem tribute honors women’s sacrifices during wartime.

Colchester Irving Burnap Hartford Congregational Chapel Emeline Ransom A. E. Lyman Columbia J. N. Strong Exeter Addison Gardener Norwich Grange State Guards Mary Day East Hampton Charles L. Strong Plainville Clyde Ray Southington State Guard Grange Hall David Goldberg Depot

Dimmick’s horse injures rider. neighbor aids recovery

Orin Dimmick lost a fine horse last week after the animal stepped in a hole and fell onto him. He was injured slightly and unable to tend his farm, with B. A. Holiday assisting him until he can move about again.

Oberlin Kan Orin Dimmick B. A. Holiday

Health Talk Spanish Influenza Or Grip By Dr. Lee H. Smith

An old enemy is with us again and we must fight with care. Maintain three Cs a clean mouth skin and bowels and use daily laxative like Dr Pierce s Pleasant Pellets. Hot lemonade bed rest and foot baths aid recovery. Anuric tablets flush kidneys and may prevent bronchitis or pneumonia, with regular broths milk and simple diet. For fever and weakness tepid baths with salaratus help, and Dr Pierce s Medical Discovery is recommended as a tonic after illness.

Dr. Pierce Pierce

Baroni Child Dies at Nine in Essex

Elizabeth Baroni aged nine died at her West avenue home after a brief illness. She leaves father John Baroni six sisters Jennie Mary Matilda Dora Helen Minnie and three brothers Louis in France Joseph at Fort Wright and George at home. Funeral services were held this afternoon from her late home. Private Edward Johnson on a thirty day furlough visits John and Mrs Larsen. The library will be closed Thursday holiday.

Essex Edward Benson New Haven Adolph Benson Elizabeth Samuelson New London Meadowoods L. J.arnolds Saybrook Joseph P. Brooks Westfield Mass Josephine Baroni West Avenue Edward Johnson Arizona John Larsen George Durant Groton Ladies Aid Society W. S. E. Society M. E. Church

Middlesex Newsnotes Show Local Visits and A Wedding

Miss Mabel Trischman returns to Middlesex hospital after a few days with parents. Charles Nettleton guests of brother in Meriden. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer moved into vacated tent at G S Goodrich’s. Pattisons spend weekend with Manchester relatives. Lymans visit Mathewsons of Brooklyn. Charles E Lyman heads to New York to wed Harriet Fowler Tuesday.

Middlefield Mabel Trischman Middlesex Hospital Charles Nettleton Meriden Spencer G. S. Goodrich’s Webster William Pattison Manchester Henry Lyman Paul Mathewson Brooklyn Charles E. Lyman New York Harriet Fowler

Old and New Labyrinths in Legends and Ruins

The piece recounts the Theseus myth with Ariadne guiding him by a silk thread, and notes recent Crete excavations revealing a labyrinth palace with wind­ing passages and a double ax labrys. It mentions Egypt’s great labyrinth once praised by Herodotus and compares modern mazes in amusement parks.

Kansas City Star Crete Minos Theseus Ariadne Egypt Herodotus

Geography class pun on wet and dry zones

A teacher asks Archibald how many zones exist and a pupil replies with a play on words two wet and dry, highlighting a humorous take on geography basics.

Archibald

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