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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1909

Page

5

Ben Greet Players Present A Midsummer Night's Dream

Belgrade reports King Peter abdication crisis as Servian cabinet resigns for a third time in two weeks. Peter's crown may pass to Crown Prince George amid Austria policy concerns. The dramatic event blends Ben Greet's Shakespeare with Mendelssohn music by a 50‑member Russian Symphony orchestra in New York, with complex staging and a two and a half hour performance.

Ben Greet Mendelssohn New York Smith's Theatre Modest Altschuler Grace Clarke Kehler Lou Wall Moore Troy Margaret Kinney United Press Belgrade Peter George Servian Austria

Yale Plans New Medical Buildings and Property Sales

New Haven January 16 Yale University intends to build several new medical school buildings on property near the Clinical Building and plans to sell much of its property not in fee for little income. A conference with President Hadley Treasurer McClung and city officials discussed taxing future acquisitions. No details were released but a general agreement on minor points was suspected.

United Press New Haven Yale University Hadley McClung

Building notes show Weekly limits on multiple properties

Building commissioners issued limits totaling forty thousand dollars for the past week. Notable actions include a two story frame machine shop on Seaview avenue near Mary Griffin's two family dwelling on Savoy street, Bridgeport Vehicle Co brick factory at Fairfield and Howard, Bertha Haurlet one family frame home on North avenue, George R Godfrey frame wagon shed and ice house on Water street, and temporary cellar walls for Daniel Delia North avenue P Noonan and es Brunnerman on Lexington North avenues and Revere street. Work halted on J J McFarland’s three family frame house on South Avenue for being built too close to the lot edge contrary to state tenement laws.

Torpedo Boat Co Seaview Avenue Mary Griffin Savoy Street Bridgeport Vehicle Co Fairfield Howard Avenue Bertha Haurlet North Avenue George R Godfrey Water’ Street Daniel Delia Lexington Avenue P. Noonan Es Brunnerman Revere Street South Avenue J. J. McFarland

Where Hawley Stands in Norwalk Hour Opinion

The Norwalk Hour notes Brandegee supports Bulkeley while Sid Hawley backs Brandegee. The piece implies Hawley’s future in the 1911 senatorial contest will be clear. It signals Sid Hawley’s political alignment ahead of the election.

Hawley Norwalk Brandegee Bulkeley Sid” Hawley Brangedee Sid Hawley Uute Ee

Religious Services Listings Across Multiple Churches

A rounded schedule of Sunday services across Christ Episcopal Courtland Street St Johns Protestant Episcopal Fairfield Park Avenues First Congregational King’s Highway Olivet West End Park Street Washington Park and others. Services include Holy Communion Morning Prayer Evening Prayer Sunday schools and special sermons with missions lectures and choir offerings.

Christ Episcopal Church Courtland Street E. J. Craft Holy Communion St. John's Protestant Episcopal Church Fairfield and Park Avenues Wm. H. Lewis D. D Everett P. Smith Board of Missions E. P. Smith Rabbi Silmon First Congregational Church King’s Highway Congregational Church Spring Street Noble Avenue P. B. Mathias C. B Olivet Congregational Church North Avenue Main Street Morgan Millar West End Congregational Charles E. Barto Washington Park M. E. Church M. E Noble and Barnum Avenues Charles Elmore Barto Gerald H. Beard Park Street Congregational Church First Methodist People’s Presbyterian Church Lincoln Hall Cannon Street H. A. Davenport Lyon Taylor Building First Presbyterian Church State Street Myrtle Avenue John MacLaren Richardson God the Father First Church of Christ, Scientist Lafayette Street

Abide With Me Service At Immanuel Baptist Church

Tomorrow evening at 7 30 services will be held in Immanuel Baptist Church with the hymn Abide With Me as the theme. The choir will sing pieces written for the words and the pastor will speak briefly on the hymn origin history and thoughts. The choir includes Miss Henrietta B Hugo soprano Mrs Carl F W Ahrens contralto Adelbert M Patterson bass Carl F W Ahrens tenor and Mrs Benjamin Stewart organist.

Immanuel Baptist Church Henrietta B. Hugo Carl F. W. Ahrens Adelbert M. Patterson Benjamin Stewart

Water power grant vetoed by president

President Roosevelt vetoed House bill 17707, blocking William H. Standish from damming James River in Missouri to divert waters for electric power. He warned of monopolistic privileges, urged public protection, and opposed unconditional grants for reservoirs and power lines. He urged strict supervision to prevent a nationwide hydroelectric monopoly by powerful companies.

United Press Washington Roosevelt How of Representatives William H. Standish James River Stone “County Desplaines Ilinois United States

HIGGINS RETURNS TO DESK AFTER FIRE FIRE SURVIVOR MOTHER DIED

New Haven January 16 General Manager Samuel Higgins of the New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad returns to his desk nearly recovered from injuries after a fire at his home forced him and his family to jump from a second story window His wife mother in law and children are said to be recovering at Dr Cheney s sanitarium

United Press New Haven Samuel Higgins New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Cheney

Eliot May Succeed Whitelaw Reed as Ambassador

Boston rumor and Harvard association note point to President Eliot of Harvard possibly replacing Whitelaw Reid as American ambassador to Great Britain. Harvard insiders say President Roosevelt would favor the appointment, while Eliot would not pursue it but would likely accept if offered.

United Press Boston Eliot Harvard Whitelaw Reid Court of St. James Harvard Alumni Association Great Britain Edward Everett Harvard University London Roosevelt Taft

How One Health Officer Managed A Diphtheria Outbreak

A December report from a state health board officer recounts managing diphtheria in a town. Five cases appeared in November with two deaths, two serious cases, prompting school closures for a week. Authorities ordered throat cultures from students and teachers sent to the state laboratory for examination.

State Board of Health

Wash Goods Section at D. M. Read Co 1857 sale

The D. M. Read Co showcases wash fabrics in the lower floor section with now marked down muslins and cotton silk blends. Fancy cottons and silk mixtures are offered at reduced prices such as 29 cents per yard, 19 cents for smaller prints, and remaining stock at 12 12 cents per yard. These include floral patterns in pink azaleas roses and blue tones.

Children's Coats A Remarkable Offering

A small gathering of these coats for little girls aged 8 10 and 12 years in navy blue and dark red. Prices are 8 9 and 10 50 dollars. Available at Coat and Suit Rooms on the second floor.

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Desirable Goods Sell At Clearance Prices In Jewelry Section

Odd sterling silver items, military brushes and glass jars drop to half price. Jewelry pieces including a gray silver belt clasp with jade inlay and chains, bracelets, beads, and combs show marks down. Thin muslins, passementeries, embroideries, laces, and all over embroideries offered at low figures. Fancy china, fruit dishes, plates, and coasters priced down. limited stock on attractive blue bordered ware.

Diphtheria Quarantine Clears Village of Cases

Nineteen cultures revealed diphtheritic bacilli in previously unsuspected cases. Quarantine extended to affected families. schools stayed open only if throat cultures were negative. No current diphtheria cases among children. Six weeks of intense fumigation followed, including churches and libraries, as the village now feels safe from a major outbreak. The text ends with a prompt to seek O'Rourke's union to face.

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