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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1915

Page

7

Irgus Men Buy Studio Theatre From R W Hanke

The transfer last week let new owners run the theatre with a opening night crowd large and friends in attendance. Barnum and Bailey figures and local names sent telegrams of congratulations while plans include enlarging the venue with a marque and lighting effects.

Irgus R.W. Hanke Stultio Pleture Theatre Barnum Bailey Babbreen West Enue Carl Hatheway Audium Jacob Newman Balley Sakate New York Thapar Fred Mcinie Black William Wil

Doctor Injured in Wreck Helps Other Victims

Dr. C. N. Haskell of 525 State Street was thrown down and injured when a New York bound local train rammed the rear of a stalled New York express at Greens Farms. Despite bruises he aided passengers from both trains. Nine people, including two women, were hurt but none seriously. Railroad officials blamed unrepaired signals after the storm and the local engineer’s inability to stop in time on the curve west of Greens Farms station.

C. N. Haskell State Street New York Greens Farms

Bridgeport Contributes Nearly $500 to Belgium Aid

Bridgeport's share of the state's aid to Belgium totals about 500 dollars. Horace B. Merwin of the Bridgeport Trust Co. reports the funds are deposited in his hands. The ship carrying relief will sail December 26 and contributor lists remain open until the last moment. Roosevelt era notes and Labor Bureau jobs are referenced in the surrounding copy.

Dgeport Belgium Bridgeport Connecticut Horace B. Merwin Bridgeport* Trust Co

Man Slips on Ice on Front Steps Injury Reported

George Spaul, 24, slipped on an icy stoop at 7 Myrtie Courson and fell to the sidewalk. He was treated at the emergency hospital by Dr. B. B. Weldon for contusions on his right shoulder. In other news, Mrs. B. B. Purdy’s will includes two trust funds of 3000 dollars each for a dog and a parrot.

Myrtie Courson George Spaul B. B. Weldon B. B. Purdy Mt. Meris Park Rogers V

Elias A. Tibbals dies after sudden illness in Bridgeport

Elias A. Tibbals longtime Wheeler and Wilson band drummer and active Democrat dies at 66 after intestinal trouble. He was taken to Bridgeport Hospital at 9 then expired before surgery. A Milford native, he lived in Bridgeport at 672 North Avenue and served as a county jail keeper and city official. He leaves two sons Albert and Philip, a brother, and two sisters.

Elias A. Tibball Elias A. Tibbals North Avenue Milford Clarkson Vollmer Albert A Philip C

Ford peace party may be jailed says Palmer

Frederick Palmer of United Press told a Park Street Congregational audience that Henry Ford and his peace party could be jailed by either side in the war. He described his year in the war zone with German advances and Allied trenches, and showed front line stereopticon views. He refuted Jane Addams’ statements.

Park Street Congregational Church Frederick Palmer United Press Henry Ford Teutons Ford Palmer Men's Club Mr. Palmer Belgium Jane Addams

War-time Leaders Promote Discipline Amid Ether Fears

A speaker warned that intoxicated soldiers have no place on the firing line while displaying photographs of British warships, trenches, and ruined fortifications from the ongoing conflict. The images underscored the titanic struggle and the leaders urging restraint and readiness.

Title Guarantee & Trust Co to Move to New Bank Building

Title Guarantee & Trust Co will relocate from the Beers building around January 1 to the easterly third floor of the new First Bridge port bank building at State and Main. The Algonquin lanch will occupy their current lower floor space. The firm, allied with Georgia Loan & Trust Co, traces to Burr & Knapp’s collapse two years ago and has been on Broad street for a year.

Title Guarantee & Trust CO Beers First Bridgeport Bank State and Main Streets Algonquin Georgia Loan & Trust Co

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