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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1909

Page

4

Redding News of General Interest to Our Readers

Redding April 2 news notes a major local land transaction, a Bethel artesian well discovery, and a planned summer home for Sanford promoter, alongside church and school events. Annie Daskam wed George DasKam in Ridge Catholic church with small ceremony and reception. Umpawaug school adds a third teacher. a disturbance by Mrs Andrew Steitzel led to jail stay and resignation of Miss Brownlow. Easter dance at Sanford school drew regional guests. Danbury orchestra provided music. State highway funds discussed. preliminary work to extend Ridge road toward Five Points. Old-timers’ relation to baseball cited as enduring.

Redding Sanford Eretion Bethel Tomlinson Reddingland Annie Daskam George Daskam Ridge Catholic Father Kiernan John Reynolds Putnam Park Umpawang School Miss Bahret Sanford

Local items from Ridgefield and area noted

A Ridgefieldische roundup reports a close 7 to 6 score for the Sanfords over the opponents in five innings, and an 18 to 17 ten inning Sanford victory over Overlook school. Real estate transfer of Uriah Griffin estate to Joseph Hawley for about 3000 dollars plus 62 acres. Community events include a Mark Twain library fundraiser at Albert Gorham’s home with W. W. Stevens, William Rice, Mrs. Randolph Bradley and Mrs. Day performing.

Sanfords Uriah Griffin Joseph Hawley Ridgefield Albert Gorham Mark Twain W. W. Stevens William Rice Randolph Bradley Day Overlook Norwalk Warner Bridgeport S. C. Shaw Henry Shaw Robert Ferry Smith Sanford Milo Osborn Herbert Barnes New York the Ridge

Vigorous movement to stop present tariff agitation

New York April 29. Two hundred twenty six commercial organizations representing merchants manufacturers and businessmen join in a vigorous movement to stop the tariff agitation and push for a board of experts to study the issue and revise the schedules. Prominent business men back the effort which stems from an Indianapolis tariff commission conference February 16 17 and 18. Some estimate daily losses of about 10 000 000 due to congressional bickering and selfish overprotected interests.

New York Indianapolis Congress

Descriptions of Local Farm Purchases and Visits

James B. Nichole bought Lamson Lake farm stock from Eugene Lake of Brookfield and plans breeding herd improvements. Amos T. Camp hosts Mrs. Budd. Mrs. James B. Nichols in Danbury. Camp to arrive with cattle from Lake Champlain. William Glover buys horse. measles illness in Hanover. W A Sanford visits Sandy Hook. Mrs M F Barnett visits sister Miss Ann Blackman. Alfred Finch returns from Bristol. William Whalen attends 25th anniversary in Bridgeport. Continuous note: small ads call for 4 cents per word.

James B. Nichole Lamson Lake Eugene Lake Brookfield Amos T. Camp L. W. Budd Brewsters, N Mary ‘Troy Wm. Glover Bridgeport James B. Nichols Danbury Dikeman Park City Lake Champlain John Whalen M. F. Barnett Glastonbury, Conn Ann Blackman William Glover Hanover W. A. Sanford New York Sandy Hook Hotel Alfred Finch Bristol R. I Carrie Judson Charles ¥. Beardsley Bere Charles F. Beardsley

Untrimmed Hats Offer Wide Selection and Low Prices

An advertisement touts a vast array of untrimmed hats with over ten thousand choices. Hats priced from 48 cents to $10, plus flowers ribbons and trimmings at about half the price charged by small dealers, branding the shop as a millinery headquarters.

Travel Talks and Old Homestead Shine at Local Theatres

Fred Niblo headlines travel talks Egypt to Khartoum with notes on photography and school audiences invited. Denman Thompson’s The Old Homestead plays Peurrey with a bargain matinee as part of a busy week at E H Dillon and Co Theatres. Robert Sperry’s Show Girl advance sales boost expectations, while Charmion headlines Poll’s vaudeville bill next week with a strong supporting cast and a cast of 60.

Fred Niblo Africa Egypt Cairo Khartoum Jackson Niblo Denman Thompson Old Homestead Boston Peurrey Robert M. Sperry Sperry Bridgeport Margaret McKinney Jeff. de Angelis James T. Powers Eddie Foy Richard Carle Raymond Hitchcock Frank Moulan Charmion Hammerstein's

Poli's A Word to the Wife Tonight Eight Performance

This tonight marks the eighth performance of Carter DeHaven in Yankee. George M. Cohen's successor stages the play with the same company and energy as previous nights, drawing crowds and praise for the lively production.

Carter DeHaven Geo. M. Cohan

Health dept in your body kept by blood soldiers

The health dept in your body is guarded by millions of blood corpuscles fighting for you. If this army is well fed and strong, taking Hood's Sarsaparilla will keep you free from eczema and tired ailments and may cure others.

Ereacanar Hood

Annie Lynch Found in New York City

News note from New York dated April 29 reports Annie Lynch age seventeen, daughter of Michael Lynch of New Haven, located last night at a home on West Eighth Street. She left home to seek independence and gave the name Eleanor Snow during admission to a city home.

New York Annie Lynch Michael Lynch Edison New Haven Washington Square West Eighth St F. Halsey West Seventy-fourth Street

The Smith Murray Co Fifteenth Anniversary Sale

The Smith Murray Co marks its fifteenth anniversary with a multi department sale featuring deep discounts on women s suits coats skirts and waists spring coats skirts and lingerie neckwear ribbons leather goods notions and home items including kitchenware and hardware. The ad lists specific items with sale prices such as tailor made suits from 10.00 12.50 and 20.00 women s hats and various small goods and panels frames and kettles at reduced rates.

Seven year old boy loses both legs in Stratford train accident

Joseph Kometz, seven, was struck by a freight train while returning from school at Hollister Heights Stratford opposite St. Michael's cemetery. Surgeons Dr. Andrew McQueen and Dr. Elmer F. Blank amputated both legs at the knee. The boy's family reports he is now doing well with favorable recovery prospects.

Joseph Kometz Hollister Heights Michael Kometz Stratford St. Michael's Cemetery Andrew McQueen Elmer F. Blank

Member of Alabama Crew Dies in Texas

Dallas April 29. Harry Wells aged 70, once among the forty two crewmen of the Confederate ship Alabama, saved by the Deerhound after the Alabama was sunk by the Kearsarge off France in 1864, collapsed dead at work in Denton Texas yesterday.

Dallas Tex Harry Wells Alabama France Denton

Apparatus Revived for Cuban Lottery Drawing

Havana April 29 The old lottery apparatus left by the Spanish government in the archives has been resurrected repaired and cleaned by Treasury Department commissioners for the first Cuban lottery drawing to be held soon. The Senate is expected to set the exact date shortly.

Havana Treasury Department Senate

Claims Against the City in Injuries and Tax Abatement

William C McKenna, an attaché of the city engineer, seeks 1000 damages after breaking his right arm on an ice covered Central avenue sidewalk on March 6. Attorney George Kane presented the claim to the aldermanic claims committee. a verdict is pending. The panel also reviewed Charles Galpin’s charge for wrist sprains from hydrant work, fearing hydrants nationwide pose risk. Other claims included tax and interest abatements.

William C. McKenna Aldermanic Claims Committee George Kane McKenna Central Avenue Charles Galpin Seaview Avenue Pene Bs

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