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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1909

Page

14

Russian Symphony and Ben Greet to stage Mendelssohn dream

The Ben Greet Players and the Russian Symphony Orchestra of New York under Modest Altschuler will perform Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream with Mendelssohn's music on Monday at Smith's Theatre. The production features a large cast, a children’s dancing group, and dancer Lou Wall Moore.

Mendelssohn Smith’s Theatre Russian Symphony Orchestra of New York Modest Altschuler Ben Greet Lou Wall Moore Isadora Duncan

Three Fires Wreak Major Damage In New York Quarter

A high pressure system battled three simultaneous blazes in New York with total losses around 1.3 million dollars. Lipton Tea and Hazard groceries were destroyed in a six story block near Hudson street. four alarms triggered by the Lipton fire, plus three and five alarms at the other blazes, left buildings gutted and 600 firefighters on scene. The mayor observed operations as authorities fought continued flames in the housing block and adjacent baker supplies.

New York Sir Thomas Lipton E. C. Hazard & Co Lipton Franklin and Leonard Streets Thomas J. Lipton Tea Company Hudson Hudson Street Crandall & Godley Company, Bakers’ Supplies Franklin Street Leonard Street

Inaugural J. Samuels Shoe Sale Opens Tomorrow

Big pre inventory sale at J Samuels Co 1211 Main Street begins tomorrow morning with all regular stock discounted. The event promises unprecedented values in footwear for all the family and is described as the first sale since the store opened in the city with strong patronage expected from its high quality stock. Large selection of new patterns in all sizes and notable price cuts across the line.

J. Samuels Co Main Street Samuels

Flo Irwin brings The Reformer to Polis next week

Florence Irwin known as Flo Irwin headlines a week of theater at Polis with The Reformer a one act farce that critics hail as genuine high laughter The bill also features The Musical Wizard The Elmore Sisters Edgar Allen Co Knights of the Heen Roost Jones Mayo and The Love Waltz farewell show plus Montana Limited railroad melodrama and other acts for daily matinees at secular prices.

Irwin May Irwin May Flo Polis Miss Irwin Florence People’s Playhouse Flo Irwin Ome Ner Poli Bridgeport Sheipsic Conservatory Elmore Sisters Edgar Allen & Co George M. Cohan Cayton & Wilson Knights of the Heen Jones & Mayo Montana Limited Klimi & Azolo

Grasmere Estate Transfer and Local Real Estate Actions

In Fairfield the Grasmere estate transfers to Bridgenort Land and Tile Company spark talk of subdivision into building lots with restrictions. December real estate transfers include Mikut to Nevudovkin, Pierce estate lots, and several deeds on Second Street, Castle Park, and Pine Creek. Social notes mention Mabel Preut’s birthday party with guests and St. Paul’s students resuming studies at home under Mr. Gilbert Y. Tompkins.

Grasmere Bridgenort Land and Tile Company I. DeVer Warner Warner Bradford D. Pierce Bridgeport Jacob Mendel King’s Highway Second Street Jecob Mendel Fintrach Kranken Uterstructzangs Verein Hugh T. Quinn Gasper Katherine Kuhn B. D. Pierce Bridgeport Lane and Title Company Hugh T. Guinn Castle Park Holland Heights Road George Hans Peterson Hans and Marie B. Peterson Joseph H Mary A. Sturges Charles A. Godfrey Albert M Annie A. Bulkley Mr. Bulkley John I. Throckmorton Elmore Anton Misloski Southport James Rigney Northrop Mary EB. McOnivan Thoreea M. van Ness Thomas W. Hindley Pine Creek Long Island Sound Mte Mabel Preut Holland Heights Margruerie S. Snow Waterbury Dostess Clifford Jennings G. W. Wakeman J. Almy R. B. Krenn E. H. Knapp Grasse Eleisore- Flizabeth Smith Laura Reynolds Daisy Knapp Ella Johnson Mabel Pratt Annie Smith Hazel Richards Maude Merwin Ruth Smith Mar‘e Barr Tuela Wade Relph Marsh Benedict Hawle- Joh McLeod Harold Merwin Howard Wade Frank Smith Walcott Miner Henry Knapp J Arthur Mossman Ernest East Nichols Charles Jus Rufus Knapp Carl Grasse Alter Jennings King’s Daughters Motho 1 St. Paul's Gilbert Y. Tompkins Southport Mere Casey & Morris Iave M. W. Woodward J. Coburn

Thorpe's new house on Main street

Miss Julia Banks attended Gov Lilley inauguration ball at Hartford. Henry Burr returned from the automobile show. Dr. Hetzel is home from New York where he went to the Grand Palace to attend the auto show. Foley's Honey and Tar claims to cure deep seated coughs and colds with no pneumonia cases on record. F. B. Brill, local agent.

Foley Elas F. B. Brill

Stratford News Roundup Includes Funerals and Local Happenings

Dr Roland Curtis plans a Elm street house project. Mr George Lines Jr returns from Albany and Brooklyn. About 100 books were taken from the local library daily. Mrs Beatrice Derby returns from New York. Mrs David Coe visits Waterbury. Five Lewis family members in New York this week. Funeral of Charles Horace Field held at home near Capt Bonds place. Rev Eggleston and Rev Packard conduct services. Field was Elias Howe Jr post member and war veteran with New York Infantry Company D. Howard post delegates attend. Capt and Mrs A Bedell Benjamin visit Philadelphia. Mrs Hazel Lewis, nurse from Danbury, visits town. Red Met dance deemed a social success. Afternoon Bridge prizes to Mrs Frank Patterson and Mrs Charles Judson. Next Bridge at Mrs William Bristol's home. Garments for poor children can be sent to Bethany Mission chapel. Foster house at Paradise Green painted. Local gent with old brass candlesticks. Curidian La ance Union meets at Miss Augusta Wheeler's. Mrs George Hinman recovered from illness. Five more hogs slaughtered. strong blood smell noted. Washington bridge requires $2800 repairs for corrosion. Mrs Charles Brenn visiting town from Scotland. She reports climate benefits Mr Brenn. Eddie Harris of Beardsley’s corner breaks leg skating. E M Wells plans vacation in Vermont. Miss Louise Routh returns to Baltimore.

Roland Curtis Elm Street George Lines, Jr Albany Brooklyn Beatrice Derby New York David Coe Waterbury Lewis Charles Horace Field Bond Eggleston Packard Field Elias Howe, Jr Post New York Infantry Howard Post Union Cemetery A. Bedell Benjamin l Philadelphia Hazel Lewis Danbury Frank Patterson Charles Judson William B. Bristol Bethany Mission Chapel Paradise Green Curiatian Laance Union Augusta Wheeler E. Broad Street George Hinman Washington Bridge Charles Brenn Scotland

Wooster’s New Year Sale and Local Bargains

Wooster's annual New Year sale begins Saturday January 9 offering seasonable goods at low prices. Highlights include discounted shoes for men and women and the Chic undermuslin a sale item. Radford B Smith advertises an upcoming sale with extra good values on new goods after the holidays. Puritan candy shop features dipped Smyrna figs and groff’s horehound tablets at reduced prices.

Radford B. Smith Mr. Smith Wooster J. &. Wooster & Co Wooster's Easi Puritan Fairfield Avenue Groff

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HUB Clothing House Main Bank Streets Bridgeport Public Market East Main Street W. E. Halligan Broad Happy Home Specialists Warberooms Wentworth Furniture Company, Inc John Street Geo. B. Clark & Co The Peck & Lines Co Middle ST Bridgeport, Conn Crawford Laundry BEN Greet Players Boy’s FaMous Dramatic OrgAnization Leeds Cockburn High Doet Cockburn H. School Hunslet Queen Victoria Black Prince Steel and Iron Works Jos Alf Lench. P. S Roundhay Park Yellowstone Park Bright Samuels’ Shoe Store Towe & Kohlmaier Main St Ajts Ely Ely Bros Warren Street Union Tobacco Cyrus Cyrus Pharmacy Cannon St Wm. &. Winn Stratford Ave Carter PCS Cartersetl A. M. Wooster U. S. Patent Office Conn Magnolia Condensed Milk Challenge Condensed Milk E. Main St Brady Grismer Judith M. Francini Boston Opera Singers Eure Bertha M. Clay Rowland Fairfield Holland Heigh Stratford
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