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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1910

Page

11

Slush fund of $500000 for turf expenses revealed

United Press dispatch reports James J. Evans testifying that the Metropolitan Turf Association kept books showing regular dues but not total receipts for a large legal war against anti gambling laws. The panel links a half million in funds to legal costs, with a separate Delmonico supper slush fund implicated in an indictment against ex Senator Frank J. Gardner.

United Press New York Metropolitan Turf Association James J. Evans Evans August Belmont M. Linn Bruce Delmonico’s Albany Frank J. Gardner Gardner

Women Shoplifters Caught With Goods In New Haven

Two New York shoplifters were held on 500 bond each after a brief police court hearing in New Haven for theft. Arrested in a department store, they wore long pocket skirts and carried bags of stolen items. About 200 dollars of additional property was found in their rooms. names given as Mrs. Jennie French and Lulu Patterson.

United Press New Haven New York Polie Court Jennie French Lulu Patterson

Theatrical Deals For New York City This Week

The booking office announces Pauline Perry will headline with The Silver Bottle at Jackson's Theatre backed by a ten member company. The bill also features Harry Fox and the Millership Sisters and other acts while Seven Days by Mary Roberts Rinehart and Avery Hopwood plays for a single performance. Eileen Cavanaugh from The Arcadians is highlighted for a standout role with a strong advance sale forecast.

New York City Bmj Pauline Perry George Totten Smith Miss Perry Harry Fox Millership Sisters Visocchi Brothers Karl Emmy Ferrell Haviland Thornton Bive Macart Bradford Reidy Currier George Bloomquest Harry Holman O'Dell Kinley Mary Roberts Rinehart Avery Hopwood New York Jackson's Theatre The New York Glove Chicago Messrs the Arcadians Eileen Cavanaugh Charles Frohman Alig Russon Mr. Frohman _h Eileen Jack Meadows

Jury panel drawn for criminal court session

The Superior court criminal session opens Tuesday at 2 with Judge Lucien H. Burpee presiding. A panel from Bridgeport Easton Fairfield Greencrest New Canaan Norwalk Ridgefield Stamford and Weston includes Briscoe Dibble Coughlin Colgan Nevins Beers Northrop Hawkins Oakley Knapp Husted Husted Hell Northrop Bedell Brown Norwalk Duncan Godfrey Plymes Ridgefield Bates Nash Brice Tippman Sammis Smith Lockwood Meeker and others.

Superior Court Lucien H. Burpee Oneteet Howard R. Briscoe Arthur C. Dibble Bridgeport James A. Coughlin John Colgan Edward F. Nevins Easton George B. Beers Turney Northrop Fairfield John Hawkins A. M. Oakley Green Nathaniel A. Knapp John A. Husted Eliphabet P. Husted New Canaan Frederick B. Hell Howard Northrop Henry C. Bedell New Thomas Brown Theodore Norwalk Alphonso Duncan W. Godfrey Plymes J. R Ridgefield Herbert E. Bates Howard P. Nash Stamford Charles A. Brice Arab A. Tippman Frank R. Sammis Charles & Smith Weston Burton P. ‘In Irving J. Lockwood West Charles B. Meeker John A

Drinking party claim sparks domestic memory tale

A Louisville Courier Journal excerpt depicts a tense scene as a young wife testifies about her husband returning home with a phonograph horn used as a hat. The vivid image underscores a strained domestic moment prompting inquiry.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Chip on Shoulder Sparks Inevitable Clash

A pithy Atchison Globe aphorism warns that a man who carries a chip on his shoulder will eventually meet a fool of equal measure and a fight will ensue. The quip critiques vanity and shallow cleverness as sure social hazards.

Atchison Globe

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