The Faun at Park with William Faversham in lead
William Faversham presents his new play The Faun at the Park on Friday night with a fine company led by Miss Julie Opp and supported by H Nye Chart Arthur Elliott and others. The Faun is described as a humorous comedy featuring a faun character and literary charm. Clark Runaway Girls follow with two act musical travesty next week at Park.
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New Theatre
Herbert Belmore
Leon Brown
Daisy Belaes
Elsie Oldham
Mabel Craney
Clark
Business Men Train to New Haven for Parade Friday Night
Arrangements are in place for delegations from the Business Men's Association and the Board of Trade to travel by special train at 7 p.m. to New Haven for the Great White Way celebration. Over 100 from Bridgeport and New Haven will march in a parade of nine bands and 60 floats, with the Wheeler and Wilson band leading the Bridgeport group.
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Business Men's Association
Board of Trade
New Haven
Governor's Foot Guards
Bridgeport
Lincoln School
Wheeler and Wilson Band
Mayor Rice
Poli's Thea tre Delivers Broad Bill of Laughs and Patriotism
The Poli's bill this week draws high praise from theatergoers for Welch in A Study from Life and lively acts by Old Soldier Fiddlers and the Sutcliffe Troupe. Thomas J. Ryan shines in the Mike Haggerty spoof while Ruth Belmar and Elsie Durand electrify audiences. The program opens with a bagpipe band and closes with Pon's Orchestra in new selections. Don’t miss it.
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Poli's
Joe Welch
Welch
Veterans of the Blue and the Gray
Thomas J. Ryan
Mike Haggerty
Mr. Haggerty
Sutcliffe
Scotland
Elsie Durand
Bailery and Tear
Ruth Belmar
Pon
Mental Hygiene Society Elects New Directors
At its fourth annual meeting in New Haven, the Connecticut society for Mental Hygiene reported Miss Jessie I. Belyea’s social service work since May reaching 9 766 interviews and visits to homes hospitals and investigations. Directors with expired terms were reelected: Chase Waterbury. Diefendorf New Haven. Fisher New Haven. Greeley New Haven. Hincks Bridgeport. Overlock Pomfret. Pape Hartford. Thompson Hartford. Trowbridge New Haven. Tyler New Haven and others.
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New Haven
Connecticut Society For Mental, Hygiene
Jessie I. Belyea
Belyea
Henry 3
Chase
Waterbury
A. Ross Diefendorf
Irving Fisher
E. S. Greeley
William T. Hincks
Bridgeport
S. B. Overlock
Pomfret
Alfred Atmore Pape
Hartford
W. W. Thompson
Col
Rutherford Trowbridge
Victor Morris Tyler
Meeting held at the society venue in Chu area
A fragmented notice reports a meeting held at the society location in Chu with scant readable details. The fragment mentions an address 39 Chu and notes a local gathering or session. Further specifics are unavailable in the legible text.
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of the Society
Chu
Capital Addresses at Annual Feast of Agriculturists
Nearly one hundred attendees at the Connecticut Board of Agriculture banquet at Stratfield hotel heard speakers on New England natural resources and lime fertilization. Notables included W. H. Lee, W. H. Seeley, W. A. Henry, Rollin S. Woodruff, E. Rogers, George E. Hill, Horace H. Jackson, and Charles S. Goll. Craft spoke of country life along with anecdotes from circuit preaching near Wallingford. Seeley outlined railroad-backed plans to boost agriculture with affordable lime. Henry supported lime’s benefits based on long Connecticut farming experience.
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Connecticut Board of Agriculture
Stratfield
New England
W. H. Lee
W. H. Seeley
Boston
W. A. Henry
Rmer
Agricultural College of
Wisconsin
Rollin S. Woodruff
New Haven
E. Rogers
The
Pomological Association
Charles S. Goll
G. W. Smith
Connecticut Farmer
Leonard H. Healey
State Board of Agriculture
E. J. Craft
New England Lines Industrial Bureau
Agricultural College of Wisconsin
Seeley
Connecticut
Wallingford
George E. Hill
Horace H. Jackson
Connecticut Pomological Society and Co
L. Gold
Society
PAY IN SINGLE DEBENTURE FOR NEW HAVEN ROAD
New Haven reports that the New York Central will finance control of the New York Ontario and Western via a single debenture of about 13 million dollars. The note may be used as a loan basis and securitities split into smaller amounts. The NYNH & Hartford stand to gain about 40,000 dollars annually over its Ontario and Western investment.
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New Haven Road
New York Central
New Haven
New York, Ontario and Western
Ontario Land Western
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Ontario
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Mental Hygiene Society Elects
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Executive Fee
Dgeport
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S. B. Thing & CO
Glendale Worshoes
Majestic
All_ leathers
Higa
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Juliets
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Main
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Eeesees
Boots
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V Furniture
N. Buckingham & Co
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Court Street
Berkshire Mill Cove
Berkshire Mill CO
IRA Gregory & CO
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Stratford Avi
Wheeler & Howes
East End
Congress Street Bridge
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