Vaudeville brings Reidy Currier from society stages
Vaudeville weeks bill features Jack Reidy and Elwie Currier in a refined singing and instrumental act enhanced by Miss Currier at the harp. The program also includes Our Boys in Blue, Macart and Bradford in A Legitimate Hold Up, Bloomquest in Nerve, and O'Dell with Kinley acrobatic dancing. Next week Pauline Perry in The Silver Bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelta
Boston
Denver
Reidy
Jack Reidy
Elwie Currier
Mise Currier
Our Boys In Blue
Wiliam H. Macart
Ethiynne Bradford
Macart
Miss Bradford
Bloomquest
Harry Holman
O'Dell
Kinley
Dillon
Pauline Perry
Mary Silliman Chapter holds successful DAR bazaar
The Mary Silliman Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution held a large bazaar at Mrs. Armstrong's home on North Avenue. Proceeds will fund patriotic work. Rooms featured needlework, candies, jams, and home baked goods with extensive staff and volunteers guiding serving tables and booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Silliman
D. AR
Mrs. Amstrong
Charles H. Me
North Avenue
W. E. Halligan
Elen F. Shepard
Ne Nichols
Arlene Ayres
Parrott
Bessie Eaton
Edward Foster
Nelson
Department of
T. T. Ferguson
William Richardson
Frederick Hindsley
Booth
Edward Mora
R. J. McKenzie
George Hadley
Harry To
Perdn Hill
Jessie Sherwood
Elizabeth Lockwood
F. 5
Questions Rev Dr Swain Will Answer At South Church
The December Vesper Institutes at the South church will host questions for Rev Dr Swain to answer next Sunday. Topics include the Trinity, Unitarian trends in the church, Jesus as a moral teacher, the Holy Spirit, and how Holy Spirit related to God and the Father. Leslie Vaughan's orchestra of fifteen will perform Andante Vaughan and Largo. Milford widow Jane Tinkham dies at 70, survived by husband, daughter Eleanor Stout, and son Benjamin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Church
Swain
Jesus
Leslie Vaughan
Vaughan
Handel
Jane
E. L. Tinkham
Milford
St. Vincent's Hospital
Eleanor Stout
Benjamin Tinkham
Author Mahoney Key To Belmont Musical Comedy
James Mahoney, brother of Alderman Daniel H. Mahoney, is highlighted as co creator of the musical comedy At Belmont with Edward J. Madigan. The piece notes Mahoney’s long collaboration with Madigan, his strong baritone, two hit songs, and a largely ready show with elaborate second-act electrical effects and Belmont park setting. Also mentions Foley's Honey and Tar yellow carton as cough remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
F. B. Brill and
Curtis Pharmacy
Edward J. Madigan
Belmont
James Mahoney
Daniel H. Mahoney
Eddie” Madigan
Madigan
Mr. Mahoney
George Fablestone
Corporation Papers Filed By State Secretary
Corporation papers filed include Polish American Citizens' Association Incorporated of Bridgeport with articles signed by multiple individuals. The Central Romana Incorporated of Greenwich seeks real estate in Santo Domingo to grow sugar and manufacture sugar with $450,000 capital, formed by Ehler Mead Ryan. Sub Alpine Club Incorporated of Bridgeport signs articles by several members. Hillcrest Manor Land Company of Greenwich shows $40,000 capital, formed by Norton Jerome Stafford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustus E. Ehler
Robert G. Mead
Edward J. Ryan
New York
Sub-Alpine Club
Bridgeport
Joseph Foni
Frank Frasso
Ferdinando Rizzardi
Luis Bardelli
Frank L. Musante
Trucccesoto Beatto
Hillcrest Manor Land Company
Greenwich
E. Hope Norton
Franklin 8
Alderman Continues in Wall Paper Business
Alderman James J. Conlin, long associated with Henry D. Murphy in painting and paper hanging, has leased a storefront at 62 Elm Street to serve as his new headquarters. He plans to carry a large line of wallpaper and paints and invites old friends to visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Conlin
Henry D. Murphy
Elm Street
Redd KG election contest in doubt
A Danbury recount stalls as Judge Gager delays decision on the challenge to October town selectman votes. Ninety one ballots in question may alter the result that currently shows Sanford, Rowland tied at 68 each, with Pinkney at 56 and E M Sanford at 60. If the contested ballots are excluded Pinkney trails. inclusion could resolve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding
Danbury
Gager
Ives
Petiion
Charles Sanford
Walter E. Rowland
E. M. Sanford
E. A. Pinkney
Mr. Pinkney
Pinkney
Soule
Mr. Soule
First Selectman
Sanford
Gorham
Hill
Selectmen
J. B Sanford
Itytsyo
W. B. Hayne
North Waterford
H. S. Osborn
Woolsey Randall
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Meigs & Co
Pielgs &Ce
POLIS
Jackson
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Avery Hopwood
Wagenhall & Kemper Company
Jackson's Theatre
Rennald Wolf
New York Morning Telegraph
Chicago
Astor Theatre
Wees
THE
Charles Frohman
New York City
New York Theatre
Frohman
Motter
Charles Hoyt
Arcady
London
Willie of
Piccadilly
DR. Swain
Ecommend Ayer
Corporation Papers
Hartford
Alderman Contin
Jackson’s Theatre
Redd
Elect Peck
Hague
Congregational Church
Hill Academy
Bishop
Thos. Delaney
Putnam Park
Delaney
Sunset Hill
Messrs. Lutigen and
Peck
Bethel
C. Shaw
Virginia Runyon
Anna Godfrey
Woodman
Patrick Green
Patrick McDonald
Emma Keenan
John Stacey
Beach Street
St. Charles’ Church
W. H. Lynch
J. F. Callahan
J. B. Hussion
Margaret Hogan
W. S. Rice
Main St
Adams N.Y
Household Loan Company
Meigs Building
Opera Evenine
N. Buckingham & Co, Inc
State Street
W.E. Halligan
Broad Street
Post Office
D. D. Smithva
Blzegest
Tina
D. DD. Smith
Poli
Fairfield Ave
Tim
Berkshire Mills CO
Naugatuck Valley Ice CO
Down Town
Houdatonic Avenue
Fatrfield Avenue
Patrick M
Gee
EL Washington Eas
Csi
Sprague
Czapr Lerigh
Spraguelce&Coal Co
RA Gregory & Go
Main Street
Stratford Avenue
Wheeler & Howes
East End
Congress Street Bridge
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