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Newspaper

The Evening Press

Location

Middletown, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1918

Page

7

The Great Love at Middlesex Men and Grand Theatre

Lillian Gish stars in The Great Love in a photoplay showing at Middlesex Men and Grand Theatre on October 7 and 8 with four daily showings. The program includes vaudeville acts, shadowgraph, The Lion's Claw, Fun in a Jungle, and Allied War Review among others.

Lillian Gist David Ward Griffith Middlesex Gish England Amer Cause of Grand Theatre Vaude Fred Bess Lucier Rileys Marie Walcamp Fay Tindher

Middlesex Tonight Vaudeville and Pictures Show

Middlesex tonight features vaudeville including Minnie Harrison Farrar and Ta character comedians and The tors by Fred J. Ardath. The lineup includes Shark Monrose starring William S. Hart and Billy West in Play My Own United States. Monday and Tuesday at the Grand offer a double bill headlined by My Own United States with Arnoldy starring, plus Her Price and Animated Weekly.

Middlesex Tonight Middlesex Minnie Harrison Comedienne Farrar Tacharacter Tors Fred J. Ardath Shark Monrose Paramount William S.hart Billy West United States the Grand Jewell Arnold Y Virginia Pearson New Animated Weekly

Westchester Social Notes and Local Visits

Westchester notes guests from Hartford and Norwich as families entertain visitors over the weekend. Local drive for Red Cross linen and Liberty Bond subscriptions continues, with C H Norton and W E adj in charge. Other residents, including Miss Green teaching in Hartford and Helen Brown bound for Connecticut College, are mentioned among weekend citations.

Westchester Hartford C. H. Norton Earl Standish Asa Brainard A .A. Newell H. M. Rudge Norwich Gertrude Middletown Saturda Rose McDonald Coleman McDonald Victor McDonald John Phelps Cowen N. Y Ihe Williams Pasaaic Sylvina Noree Red Cross Idrive Liberty W. E. Adj Albert Graut Mr. Grim Mid

Local notices and relocations in Glinton area

Glinton residents report shifts in housing and work. Charles Beauvert and family plan to move from the eastern town into rental on West Main street. Thames B Hull the druggist resumes duties after vacation and references Pond’s Extract. Church of the Holy Advent sets Holy Communion and sermon for Oct 6 at 10 45 AM with noon service.

Pond’s John W. Kel

Durham Notes and Fair Highlight in Town History

Durham residents report visits by L M Maynard of Meriden a Civil War veteran and family news from Meriden Waterbury and New York. The third annual Durham agricultural fair draws nearly three thousand people with a Guilford Grange float and a strong stock show, plus a parade led by the Sixth Regiment C S G band. Local caucus delegates are named for senatorial and probate conventions and charitable efforts report Liberty Loan progress and Red Cross needs. A church trustees meeting is set for October 6.

Durham L. M. Maynard Meriden Maynard Helen Johnson Hattie Johnson Johnson Maria Davis Paul Mathewson New York Mr. Mathewson Hubbard Clifford Thompson Waterbury E. N. Brainerd Main Street G. W. Shelly Franklin Electric Company Middletown Alice Bailey J. F. Bailey W. A. Alling King Lou A. Leach W. P. Holman W. S. Scranton H. E. Asman Fred Otte J. J. Mahon E. P. Gladwin Harry Berten Grace White Guilford Jersey Frederick Brewster W. P. Camp Woman’s Committee Council of Defense Hattie Newton Thayer

Westbrook News: Navy Death Burial and Local Meetings

The body of Martin Meyers U. S. N. R. F. died in Newport was brought here for burial from his sister Mrs. Frank Staedle's home. He leaves his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meyers and two sisters. Also noted are town meetings, W C T I gathering, village improvement plans, a Republican caucus result, death of William H. Bohling U. S. N. in France and pneumonia, Liberty Loan total of 27,500 dollars.

Westbrook Martin Meyers U. S Horace Chapman Westbrook Village Improvement Association Town Hall 34Th A. W. Stokes W. H. Lewis J. Frank Hill William G. Bushnell Henry Bohling William H. Bohling France

Madison News Briefs and Local Births

In Madison on September 26 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Leland E Darling. Mrs Darling is formerly Katherine Whedon of the town. Douglass Meriwether joins Yale field artillery student army. Fellowworkers’ society to sew for Belgian children on October 5 supper at 6. Mrs August Malo has had the grippe. Miss Cora B Hall attended Hyperion theatre in New Haven. A piano is placed at Hand High School grammar room for music lessons for both schools. Mrs Charles E Hinman sells cottage to Charles E Walker of Hartford. A son born to Mr and Mrs Lester Watson on September 27. A wise man does not argue with a woman to please her but for her pleasure.

Madison Leland E . Darling Grippe Cora B. Hall Hyperion Theatre New Haven Hand High School Charles E. Hinman Charles E. Walker Hartford Lester Watson

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Lephone Fred Hubbard Middlesex Hospital M. E. Church Tonight Harry Bewley Thomas H. Ince William S. Hart Artcraft America D.w.griffith the LillianGigh Robert Harron Henry Walthall Rosemary Théeby George Fawcett Geo Oo Gloria Hope Middlesex Theatre Kelco Louis M. Schmidt The Middletown Liberty Loan Committee Arthur B. Jenkins Conn Mutual Building Hartford, Conn John F. Miller Murray St A. E. Holmes A. P. French
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