Evening Press and Penny- Say of Publication details
The Evening Press combined with The Penny Say of publication press Boling Street Middletown Conn warns subscribers that changes of address or notices to discontinue must be received by 8 30 a m on publication day and that subscriptions may be stopped if payment or address updates are not received. Advertising deadlines and office hours are noted with subscription terms and sale locations listed.
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Boling Street
Micietown
Conn
Postoffice
Middletown Conn
Tol Kers
Main St
Brie
Weather Outlook for New Haven and Region
New Haven forecast says generally fair with colder nights and Sunday. Winds southwest and west. some flurries reported near the lakes and gulf coasts with rain along gulf coasts. Observations: New Haven 38 cloudy, Hartford 36 cloudy, New York 36 clear.
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New Haven
Connecticut
Gulf
Rocky Mountains
New Mexico
Texas
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Detroit
Hartford
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Nantucket
New York
Norfolk
Pittsburg
Portland
St. Louis
Washington
Mt. Higby Weather Report Summary
The Mt. Higby station recorded for the last 24 hours ending noon today a high of 52, low of 29, mean 40.5, 12m 44, barometer 29.44, water 22 ft 9 in, wind from the southwest with clear weather.
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Mt. Higby
The Sea Power That Won The War
The piece asserts British and allied naval power secured Allied victory, detailing how control of the seas strangled German military might. It argues that any future world peace framework requires a strong navy to enforce judgments and counter Germany’s desire for wartime freedom of the seas.
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Seattle Post-Intelligencer
North Sea
Napoleon
Watterloo
France
Italy
United States
Japan
Marne
Rome
Carthage
League of Nations
Germany
Europe
France's Future Safeguarded
The New York Evening Post argues that France gains strategic leverage as Metz falls to the French army. It notes Germany loses three fourths of iron output, undermining Essen's power and Hohenzollern foundations, while France regains two million Serbs, boosting adult male population and offsetting losses in the war effort.
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New York Evening Post
Germany
Metz
France
Essen
Hohenzollern
Civiliza
Public Works Take Up Slack
Public works should absorb unemployed labor to prevent economic loss from idle manpower. Even if costly, faster demobilization of the army and increased public works can yield tangible returns, while maintaining soldiers in camp after military needs end becomes a dead loss.
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Engineering News-Record
Burleson Expected to Hold Primary Says Abroad News
Chicago Tribune summarizes international dispatches noting Burleson’s anticipated party leadership stance. The report outlines political implications for upcoming elections and expected alignment with party goals, highlighting regional reactions and support from key figures.
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Chicago Tribune
Deep River News Roundup and Local Socials
In Deep River on November 30 the W C T U held a business meeting at Mrs H P Deniors home. Timothy O Leary, reported alive in France via cable from Kenber. Local visits include Mrs Louise Johnson of Middletown staying with her mother, and calls by Robert Jones of Middletown. Heber B Gorton of Hartford and Miss Gladys M Lamb were married at Trinity Church in Hartford. William Frye resumes work at Shore Line Power House after injuries from a fall.
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Deep River
Danie
Lynn
Mass
Irs
H. P. Deniors
P. J. Reer
Kenber
Timothy
O'Leary
France
Louise Johnson
Middletown
John Mohlman
Robert Jones
C. Newton Munson
New York City
J. B. Southworth
Stone House
A. A. Foote
Hartford
Gladys M. Lamb
Clarence EB. Lamb
Heber B. Gorton
Trinity Church
Kenneth J. Meade
Thomas Bowers
Newport News
O. Ray Carter
Bowers
Ethel Duryea
William Frye
Shore Line Electric Railway Company
Gilbert Watrous
Georges. Watrous
New Haven
Viola Sellars
Christmas Sale by Ladies' Aid Society at Town Hall
The Baptist church Ladies' Aid Society holds its annual Christmas sale Tuesday afternoon and evening in the town hall. Items for sale include fancy work aprons baked goods ice cream and grabs. Proceeds support church missions and activities.
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Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Ivoryton News Items and Community Services Recap
Miss Jennie Johnson returns to New Britain and Alfred Kelley to Hartford. Red Cross work and King’s Daughters circle meetings planned in Ivoryton with gift exchanges and Laurel hall events. Thanksgiving service in Congregational church with Essex churches, Swedish Mission church services, and school openings set for December 2.
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Ivoryton
Jennie Johnson
New Britain
Alfred Kelley
Hartford
King’s Daughters
William W. Shailer
Council Committee
Beason Light Circle of the
Laurel Hall
Red Cross
Lillian A. Johnson
Middletown
Congregational Church
Churches of Essex
Mr. Peck
Mr. Trick
Gilbert
Magee
Leonard
America
Harold
Burton Chapman
Storr’s College
Frank Jones
Hannah Frederickson
Carl
Elizabeth Rathbune
Hamburg
Centerbrook
Essex
Madison News Briefs Include Weddings and Thanksgiving Visits
Mr and Mrs Richard Male married in Northampton Mass are honeymooning locally with relatives. Thanksgiving guests included W H Sweet Mrs Thressie Hall and Burton Hall of Norwich. A W Marsden and family visited D Webb Parker family for Thanksgiving. Library hours shift to 2 to 9 pm starting December 2.
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Charles Bonoff
John Heinold
Elizabeth
Thanksgiving Gatherings In Haddam Throughout Town
James H Wright of Boston visited Haddam on business recently while Mrs Randolph Hayden travels to New London for winter. Families gathered for Thanksgiving at Capt George Parmelee's with most descendants present. Hazen family joined Miss Lucy Hazen for the holiday. Colgate student Maxwell R Shailer from Hamilton NY visited town. Ingersoll family left for Lakeland Florida to tend Mr Garretts estate. E B Clark Jr is seriously ill at his Plainville home.
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Haddam
James H. Wright
Boston
Randolph Hayden
New London
B. F. Spencer, Jr
L. T
Treat’s
George Parmelee
Hazen
Lucy Hazen
S. Maxwell
R. Shailer
Colgate University
Hamilton
N. Y
PD Cree
Ingersoll
Lakeland
Fla
Mr. Garrett
Florida
E. B. Clark, Jr
Plainville
Essex Marry Charles Whaples and Martha Church in Essex
Charles Arden Whaples of Rocky Hill marries Martha Bila Church of Essex on Thursday at the Baptist parsonage. A reception and supper follow at Deep River home of the bride’s friend Mrs A B Mack. The couple will reside in Deep River. Local notices report visitors, baptist and congregational services, and school reopenings after influenza.
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Essex
Charles Arden Whaples
Rocky Hill
Martha Bila
R. D. Trick
Baptist Parsonage
A. 8
Mack
Deep River
Whaples
Harry Hyatt
Emma Dean
New London
M. E. Hyatt
New Street
N. A. Tripp
Marcus Beebe
Mary Shailer
Ivoryton
Congregational Church
Baptist Church
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Charles H. Peck
Congregational Parsonage
Washington, D. C
Eugenia Tooker
Saybrook Street
George Stillman
Harold Sisson
Springfield
Mass
King’s Daughters and Sons
Riverview Hall
Edward S. Coulter
Judge Phelps
Mair Street
St. John’s Church
Brewster
Parker Wanamee
Centerbrook
Old Saybrook News Roundup of Local Visitors and Events
November notes from Old Saybrook record visits by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lord to Mansfield and influenza recoveries at local proving grounds. Includeineering, a Cambridge death, a Grace Episcopal rally, and various residents returning to duties after leaves.
Moodus Notes From November Gatherings and Local News
Moodus reports include Amy Kimball visiting her mother Mrs Loie Kimball and callers Mr and Mrs S L Chapman from Hartford. Charles Lyman’s funeral was held at the Methodist church with burial in Little Haddam. Mrs Adaline Brainard will live with her daughter Mrs M B Wetherell. A large crowd attended the community Thanksgiving prayer meeting at the Methodist chapel. Carrie L Bowers and brother Lewis N Bowers visited their mother Mrs G N Bowers for Thanksgiving dinner. Edward Henry and friends visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs C R Holmes. A son was born to Mrs Klapper and the late Louis Klapper. H S Cross has a new Chalmers. Guion Mance from Mineola, L L, will dine with his grandmother Mrs Jane Purple. Quartermaster Charles Ely Rogers of the U S S Pocahontas visited from Newport News. R Lewis now at the Boston navy yard visits his Newell Lewis in Hartford. Mrs Catherine re gat mother to Walter ts SSnaas of een renee.
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Newell Lewis
Hartford
Catherine Re
Walter Ts Ssnaas
Renee Ee
Cromwell Honor Board Dedication Ceremony Planned
Cromwell announces a dedication for the honor roll board tomorrow at 3 PM with exercises. Relatives and friends of service members are urged to attend after a short military parade. The Sixth Regiment band will provide music and Company B State Guard members meet at the armory at 2:30.
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Cromwell
State Guard
Church notes and local notices from main street area
Church notes list services at Swedish Mission Church and First Congregational Church with ministers Homer Wesley Hildreth and Rev. William J. Sly, plus Baptist service details. Local items mention flour and feed arrivals, residents traveling, an O E S whist, and deaths and funeral arrangements for Mrs. Caroline Hale with relatives in Canada. brief social updates and visits around Hart and Willimantic.
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Swedish Mission Church
Main Street
Nordland Avenue
First Congregational Church
Homer
Wesley Hildreth
Bible School
Baptist Church
Lola Proudman
Jesus
William J. Sly
Saybrook Point Happenings and Visits
Miss Belle Pratt prepares to leave for Hartford for several weeks with her brother C. W. Pratt. Ada Hosmer spent yesterday in New London. J. D. Clark entertained Portland relatives for Thanksgiving. Several locals ill or visiting out of town. Arthur Thompson in France reports good health. Church services will be held at the usual hours tomorrow.
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Saybrook Point
Belle Pratt
Hartford
C. W. Pratt
Adena Hosmer
New London
J. D. Clark
Portland
Charles Brooks
John Carney
Fred Stokes
Ivoryton
Herbert Stokes
J. B. Holman
W. S. Thomas
Groton
Gertrude McCoombs
Mary Bill
Lyme
Frank
Pratt
William F. White
Ware
Mass
Harry Tyler
Lillian Martin
T. C. Acton
Lewis Pratt
C. C. Fairbanks
Arthur Thompson
France
Fruit-A-Tives Claim Reversal of Paralyzing Illness
William H. Ostrander of Buffalo testifies that after using Fruit-A-Tives his right side paralysis improved markedly. He notes relief from prior bowel trouble and age perception shifts, endorsing the product and urging purchase at 50 cents per box or six for $2.50 via Fruit-A-Tives Limited, Ogdensburg, N Y.
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Grant St
Buffalo, N. Y
WM. H. Ostrander
FRUIT
Middlefield Notes and Local Events Cited
Middlefield residents share visits over Thanksgiving with relatives in nearby towns including Baileyville Granby and Meriden. church services announced for Sunday while Middlefield Grange elects officers and a December school meeting invites attendance and speakers. Ronald Coe’s death and Norman Spencer’s second arm wound are reported as local notices.
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Old Saybrook
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Oscar S. Lord
Mansfield
Company G
Claude McAllister
Aviation Corps
St. Charles
Louisiana
Columbia College
G. Ward Hayden
Ralph S.tainter
Saybrook Proving Grounds
William E. Burke
Thomas P. Davies
Annie Leary
Cambridge
D.J. Leary
Thomas J. Curran
Miss Leary
Grace Episcopal Church
Willis R. Cone
Pease House
Thomas A. Erwin
Bridgeport
R. M. Doyle
Suffield
Moodus
Theodore Anderson
W. P. Couch
Dubuque
Iowa
Fort Leavenworth
Kas
C. S. Barrows
Ira Barrows
Preston Sage
W. Sage
Murphy
West Cromwell
Hartor
Walter Hibberd
Willimantic
John P. Anderson
Mae Kabatznick
Caroline E. Hale
Rockwell B. Hale
Montreal
Canada
Hale
Cuticura
Providence
R. L
Middlefield
Walter Nettleton
Baileyville
Wm. Bertini
Granby
Albert Mousch
Edgar Nettleton
Meriden
Imogene Camp
Lucina Miller
EF. P. Camp
H. M. Torrey
Jane Geiger
Constance
Burleyville
Middlefield Grange
W. M
E. A. Trishhman
W. O
Francis Strickland
W. L
Lucy Andrews
John Lyman
Charles Nettleton
W. Chap
C. P. Augur
W. S
L. T. Dudley
W. T
Wm. Greenbacker
W. G
E. P. Camp
W. C
Fred Winter
W. P
Ronald Coe
Wethersfield
Walter M. Coe
Norman Spencer
Glenwood
New England
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Flanders
Middlesex Theatre
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Middle, Ct
Batiste
Revithick’s
WO Stores
Main
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William Schaefer
William St
Mary J. Wells
A.E. Holmes
Bacon Bros
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Jackson Co
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U. S
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Hartford, Conn
Louis M. Schmidt
Osuna
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