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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1911

Page

5

England Jealous Of Germany As A World Power

Prof. Hans G L Delbruck asserts England jealously views Germany as a world power and warns continued interference could spark war. He praises Germany's Morocco settlement as a diplomatic victory and urges balance among nations while criticizing Anglo American misperceptions. A second item notes a $1,000 Memorial Day appropriation and Florence Devereaux performing at the Hotel Atlas.

England Germany United Press Berlin Hans G. L. Delbruck Europe Morocco Great Britain

Drunkards' Families League Born in Pittsburg

In Pittsburg on Christmas Day 1910 Mrs. Stela Masters formed the Protective League for the Families of Drunkards after a sobbing woman sought aid for a husband who drinks and ruins his family. The league aims to help affected families, work with saloonkeepers, pursue legal avenues, and advocate closing places selling liquor, with 25 cent annual dues and monthly meetings.

Pittsburg Stela Masters East End Protective League For the Crusaders of League Jim John Doe Pennsylvania

Dining at the Hotel Atlas Cabaret Ad

An old advertisement for a cafe or cabaret at the Hotel Atlas, noting cleaning products and a skin cream brand. Mentions a large can priced at ten cents and a manufacturer at 344 Stratford Ave. The wording is fragmented but references dining, cleaning, and garment care products.

Wm. R. Winn Stratford Ave

Home Economics Association aims to aid housekeepers

News of Interest to Our Feminine Readers praises the American Home Economics Association and its Journal of Home Economics. It notes editors and contributors from universities and agencies, and urges practical sharing of research to improve living conditions in homes and communities. The piece highlights editorial staff and the idea of a clearing house for practical information.

Home-Economics Association TERE American Home Economics Association Journal of Home Economics Mary H. Abel Helen Kinne Teachers’ College Anna Barrows C. F. Langworthy U.S. Department of Agriculture Abby L. Marlatt University of Wisconsin Isabel Bevier University of Illinois Melvil Dewey Thomas D. Wood

Fads and Fashions Guide for Seasonal Styles

FADS AND FASHIONS notes ongoing trends from fabrics to trims. Stripped fabrics and bordered effects lead the season with knee length coats, tunic dresses, and net and lace blouses. Velvet, silk, and chiffon dominate gowns while furs and fauxs imitate sable. Rich embellishments like embroidery, fringes, and rhinestone bands appear on wraps, capes, and accessories.

Quilting Party Given for Miss Bessie Smith in Milford

An old fashioned quilting party at Mrs Laysevelt home on Lafayette street Milford honors Miss Bessie Smith soon to wed Mr Dannat of Philadelphia. Guests include X Y Z club members and Mis Muriel Totten Edith Holloway Myrtle Carroll Grace Cornwall and several Smith sisters. A blue and white silkolene quilt was made as a wedding gift and an old fashioned supper was served.

Layse—velt Lafayette Street Milford Frank Brotherton Muriel Totten Richard Tuttle Edith Holloway Lee Usher Myrtle Carroll Lay Roosevelt Grace Cornwall Bessie Smith Jessie Rose Natalie Smith Elsie Smith

January Clearance Sale and Bargain Boots at Mollans Main St

January clearance starts January 3 at BE Dillson Co 1105 Main St fur sale at Jacoby's tonight. Mollans offers broken line women shoes with many styles sizes and brands including Dorothy Dodd Gold Medal Mollans Red Cross. Burt’s shoes and other makes on sale. Also cough cold and pneumonia remedies from The Woman’s Drug Store 129 State St near Main with grippe capsules eucalyptus cough syrup protec tors and more. Farmer Want Ads 1 Cent Word.

BE. H. Dillson & Co Main Street Jacoby Broad. Street Mollan Burt Dorothy Dodd Red Cross Smallildren Mollan’s Main St Woman's Drug Store State Street

January Club Events Highlight Bridgeport Women Societies

Bridgeport women groups announce January programs with art lectures and classes. Venice the Beautiful shown January 4. lace talk by Miss Hadley January 22. whist party January 20. Sketch oils watercolors history design ceramics and more offered. Lectures by Prof Albert Sorfeul and Rev Father Roth address Africa and French culture. Orient Eastern Star hosts New Year banquet January 8 8:20 p.m. Daughters Sons of Veterans joint installation January 2 G A R hall.

Bridgeport Bridgeport Art League Venice the Beautiful Hadley New York Frank H. Patterson T. J. Ferguson Orient Chapter Order Eastern Star Masonic Temple Angelina Bartlett Daughters of Veterans Sons of Veterans G. A. R. Hall

Household Notes From A Noisy Household Page

A collage of household tips on cleaning, cooking, and care for clothing. Tips include preserving bread in cold weather, shoe care, plant watering, and kitchen hacks for kettles, glass, and leather. Practical advice on dampness, airing, ironing, and packing to protect belongings.

Cartier

Committees Named for Bridgeport New Year Reception

The Bridgeport Ladies' Charitable Society appoints committees to manage a New Year’s Day reception at Mrs. BE Bassick’s residence 1171 Fairfield Avenue. Roles include Reception Music Dining Finance Press Ushers and dining room assistants with hours from 4 to 7 PM.

E. Bassick Fairfield Avenue Bridgeport Ladies’ Charitable Society Thomas 8. DeForest John D. Whitney Mary Fitch Frank Kinsley Orange Merwinseigstagions Eliud W. Fuailrchild Hamilton F. Shelton William Morrison Augustus Finance Frederick A. Strong Hobart R. Wheeler Press Frank Staples Zalmon Goodsell Belle Ten Eyck Charles M. Cole William Rawlins Rebecca French Alice Pierce Marjorie Pierce Elizabeth Fitch Rose McDonald Florence Bartlett Wells Edgar Bassick James Ludlum Nelson Downs Charles Coe Jean Shelton Lucy Shelton Marguerite Bishop Lewis B. Curtis George W. Wheeler

Social and Personal Notes From the Bridgeport Community

Social and personal items from Bridgeport reference no watch night services, gospel services at 239 Gilbert Street led by M M Cleveland, and a Wednesday Morning Art Club meeting at 10 15 with Mrs B M Garrick. It notes John Cody Sr resting comfortably after a serious operation at 214 Warren Street, and a funeral in Brooklyn for Elizabeth Roche. Public notices cover needlework sales netting 439 dollars for the society, a bridge party at 551 Norman Street with ten tables and prizes, and a New York inquiry about Ellen F Neal formerly of Bridgeport married in 1868 to William R Upson who died violently soon after.

Gilbert Street M. M. Cleveland John Cody, Sr Warren St South End Bessie Agnes Bishop Norman Street Barbara DuBois Gertrude Valentine May Topping Mabel Ensign Bridgeport

Christmas Tree Gifts Delight 500 Children at Salvation Army

About 500 poor children enjoyed the Salvation Army Christmas tree event in Pioneer hall. Warm clothing dolls roller skates hockey sticks candy fruit were given. Four hundred tickets were issued and more children applied. Henry Turkington bandmaster assisted Adjutant Tilley and the Swedish Army band in distribution. Total Christmas fund reached 3600.

Salvation Army Pioneer Hall Henry Turkington New Britain Tilley

No More Public Drinking Cups Rule In Effect

The state board of health enacts a ban on public drinking cups, effective after January 12. The law prohibits drinking vessels in public buildings, hotels, stores, and common areas such as street grills, stations, and steamboats. The Board of Health and related commissions plan to install water fountains designed to replace shared cups.

Stand Board of Health Sar Leomanese

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Kaiser John Bull America Civilizs Ton France Florence Devereaux W. E. Halligan Broad Street Lowe’s Laundry Seaview Avenue Geo. B.clark & Co Eogan A MT AE SC Crawford Laundry CO Pairfield Avenue Berkshire Mill CO IRA Gregory & CO Screence Lehigh Coal THE Naugatuck Valley Ice Co Uptown Housatonic Avenue Hotel Atlas Arctics Zycox Rubber Co Robert M. Lafollet Miss Bessie Smith Albert Sorfeul North Congregational Church Father Joseph Roth St. Mary's Convent Darien Africa French Alliance Emma Meyer E. B. Mahoney Helen Brooklyn N. Y Protestant Widows’ Society Charles H. Sanford Thimble Club Sooetr Salvation Army Atspices
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