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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1909
Page
4
The story follows Sure Eye and Steady Aim as they bag game in distant wilds, highlighting skilled marksmen Biff Bang and a detailed, reader friendly account for the farmer audience. The piece emphasizes careful aiming and successful hunting in a rugged setting.
Mr Max Houkels and others plan trips to Asbury Park and New England. Mrs Henry Lee progresses after hospital care. Baby daughter Kathrine arrives for Mr and Mrs Walter Cash. Norwalk society hosts trolley trip, dinner at Hotel Norwalk, and bridge. Local clubs, family anniversaries, and charity events headline a busy social calendar.
United Press special correspondent Warrington Dawson recounts Colonel Roosevelt and companions on a Nile expedition near Lake Nalvasha. Roosevelt shoots and kills a charging hippo after a dramatic encounter, with Kermit Roosevelt filming. The party then hauls the carcass back to camp as the sun sets.
Harried households face roach and water bug problems in kitchens prompting worry about family health. The uneasy scene reflects how hidden pests can spark concerns about cleanliness and comfort in daily life.
New York Aug 30 A fortune teller at a lawn party prophesied another funeral in the Hammond family of Fairview New Jersey. Mrs John Hammond mother of thirteen with ten prior deaths died suddenly after nursing a wounded child and collapsing as she left the bed side. A lingering ad for a remover product follows.
Harry Schine, previously jailed on a theft charge and later found not guilty, sues his accuser Kate Dubb for slander alleging the charge was false. The suit seeks damages and rests on the prior court findings.
The article previews stage runs at Jackson's and Saas theatres including Edward C. White's management of David Copperfield, Mildred Holland tours, and Charles Blaney's comedy. It notes seat sales for Paid in Full and Miss Roses Stanl at Jackson's Theatre, plus an operetta with the Savage English Grand Opera Orchestra under Brahm Vandenberg. seating begins next Friday.
Three day exhibition by the Bridgeport Kennel Club at Park City Rink on Sept 30 to Oct 2 aims to attract 1000 entries. Points earned there count toward AKC championships as in New York shows. Premium lists and entry blanks will be distributed at D. D. Smith's Beads, 44 Fairfield Ave, with prizes across classes and a focus on educating the public about breeds including Samoyedes and distinctions like Chihuahua versus Sheepdog.
Frank Hill led the Orators with fourteen hits in seven games last week. He was 33 at bats for a .310 average, up 13 points from the prior week. Ladd, Bannon, Miller, and O'Connor show varied shifts as the team records its batting averages and standings.
Poli's announces a final week of stock performances featuring Paul Armstrong's Western comedy drama The Heir to the Hoorah. The mining camp story centers on a loyal heart and the square deal ethos, with an eagerly sold advance seating. The cast includes new stock members and a special wax for The Sauaw Man.
Committee members in shares of the executives plan a Wednesday gathering at Platteville to celebrate the opening of the state road. The event will feature a welcome by local officials and remarks on transportation progress.
The Yost team defeated Newfields 8 to 2 at Yost field in their first game since leaving the Industrial league. Deacon Roraback pitched a one hit until the ninth, John son led with three hits in four appearances, and no errors were recorded. Billy Regnery returned to third, as Wargo delivered the late insurance.
Rocky Farrell duplicated Mathewson's fadeaway as South Ends beat Orators 84 at red chase Island. Bridgeport barely connected with Lee and O Rourke in new lineup while Batteries Farrell and Luela led for Bridgeport with Gibbs and Kocher.
Members of the Automobile Club of Bridgeport receive notices for a rendezvous at Sport Hill Wednesday afternoon at 1 oclock to celebrate the completion of the new state mission J. H. Macdonald and Judge Omol may attend. The board of governors meets at the Stratfield at 8 oclock this evening.
A bustling program unfolds on Wheeler Island with a full concert by the Wheeler Island ensemble this afternoon. Loren Delbridge and Joseph Weiler alternate singing with the band as Arion Singing Society and United German Singing Societies provide choral music this evening. The Criterion quartet joins in. Wrestling, fencing, a prize waltz, and other free attractions promise varied entertainment. Bridge gate passes grant prize chances, with trophies at Royal Gorse and Roller Coaster. the society holds an interest in receipts.
The Hillside Club dance at the town hall drew a large crowd with tri colored Japanese lanterns and red white and blue streamers brightening the old hall. An orchestra of six provided music and the gallery filled with spectators. Master James Brennan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Brennan of Newen, underwent appendectomy at a summer home Saturday afternoon and is recovering well.
Mrs Dennis Carroll and a Bridgeport party visit Siem Lucy A Cavanaugh is mentioned with nieces Eva Bailard. Charles Parsons returned from a three week visit with Nat Bridgeport friends. Caroline and Irlla George returned from a week in Ws Trinity notes cite Rev J F Rockville and a brotherhood sermon.
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