Gay throng enjoys Eintracht's eleventh ball at Bagies' Hall
The eleventh annual Ball of the ir Society was held in Bagies Hall last night with dancing in the main hall and a Hungarian orchestra in the refreshment room. Active chairmen Spielman led committees including Tischler and Winter as floor manager. Rev. A. H. Boutelli will remain pastor of Memorialist church after announcing he would stay following a parish meeting last evening.
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Bagies
Gall
Spielman
Spiel
Tischler
William Winter
Rowitz
A. Finkelstone
Dr. Bernstein
S. Schieswinger
William Tischler
C. H
A J. Meltzer
Aengier Se Seorabhies Goottied
A. H. Boutele
A. H. Boutelli
Memorialist
Deep River
Cotage
Union Mission Services extends support to Sha Neca Mitesiow
Union Mission Services provides extended support to Sha Neca Mitesiow as part of its community welfare program. The aid focuses on shelter and essential services, reinforcing the organization’s commitment to vulnerable residents.
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Sha Neca
Mitesiow
Obituary for George B. Saunders family mourns his passing
The funeral for George B. Saunders was held at 2:20 from the family home at 339 EB Barnes, Lakeview. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aines, with a mother Seum and a brother C Charles among the mourners. The service followed to Lakeview, marking a solemn family farewell.
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Seum
Brother
C Charles
Local Classified Ad Fragment Signals Small-Scale Notice
Fragment from a local paper shows an advertisement with terse wording tied to a business address at Sixth Street. It mentions price phrasing as cent a word and references two names or initials Fr. and SHRILL with unclear context or activity.
State Street Bridge and the Trolley Monopoly Debate
A Bridgeport reader argues the 1911 railroad law requires the Trolley Co to pay half the cost if a new bridge is needed for joint use. He claims city funds are being sought to subsidize a nearby parallel bridge to relieve trolley traffic, with railroad interests and city officials backing the plan for profit. He questions why the railroad should not bear half the cost and warns against widening the bill for outside experts. B. B. Lewis.
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Weal .O
Tpoiley Co
Trolley Co
Stratford Avenueu
States
Lower Main Street
Bridgeport
State Street
Railroads Reject Erdman Act Arbitration Proposal
Eastern Railroads issued a statement opposing arbitration under the Erdman Act to resolve disputes with firemen. They argue the act does not safeguard the public interest and favor a broader, independent arbitration board. They cite past engines controversy as precedent and call for neutral, public-interest representatives in wage disputes.
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Eastern
New Haven
Justice White
United States Supreme Court
Martin A. Knapp
United States Commerce Court
C. P. Baer
United States
Tudge Knapp
Neill
P. H. Morrisey
Brotherhood of Railroad
Arbitration Commission
Arbitration Board
Engineers’ Arbitration Board
Wilson presides as M Kinley Club head in New Haven
Mayor C B Wilson was elected president of the Connecticut McKinley Association at the Taft Hotel in New Haven. Officers named Provost of Stamford Simeon E Pease of Fairfield and executive committee members from New Haven Hartford Plymouth Bridgeport Willimantic Saybrook and Andover. The next president will be in Bridgeport. A cable from John J. King in Engla ne arrived during the banquet.
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C. B. Wilson
Connecticut McKinley Association
Taft
New Haven
Stamford
Simeon Ei
Pease
Fairfield
John L. Gilson
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford
F. A. Scott
Plymouth
D. H. Warner
Bridgeport
Bridgepo
John 2. Xing
Engane
Get Rid of Pimples with Stuart's Calcium Wafers
A sales pitch claims Stuart's Calcium Wafers clear complexions in days by purifying blood. It touts calcium sulfide as a blood cleanser and says pills dissolve skin eruptions through perspiration, promising harmless, magical results for pimples, blackheads, boils, eczema, and rash. A 50 cent box is advertised at drug stores.
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Stuart
Warner Club Holds Banquet At Seaside Institute
The Warner club gathered 298 members for its first annual banquet and officer election at Seaside Institute. Miss Florence Grouberg became president as Miss Pauline Schaedler was elected treasurer with other officers named, while Miss Alice Holmes and Miss Ernestine Friedman led activities and programs for the group affiliated with the National YWCA.
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Seaside Institute
Warner Brothers’ Company
Ernestine Friedman
W. C. A. National Board
Warner Brothers Co
Alice Holmes
National
Y. W. C. A. Club
Florence Grouberg
Margaret Kane
Mary Mailey
Pauline Schaedler
Grouberg
Charlotte —Willams
Nellie Morley
Charlotte Williams
Miss Friedman
Mabel Eastman
General Electric Works
Newark
N. J
Sumus
Lucien T
Colonavilla Run Extended Five Nights At Armory
Announcement says Colonavilla charity entertainment by the Ladies of Charity at the armory will run five nights ending Saturday instead of Friday. The move follows strong demand and armory availability. Tonight features living pictures with Christy works, a Colonavilla march is kept as a nightly opening, and the cast includes Lester Burdick, Bill Toomey, James Lee, and a large chorus. Floor and cabaret lunch room committees are listed for tonight and ongoing event management.
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Ladies of Charity
The
Lester Burdick
Bill Toomey
James Lee
E. F. McGovern
Frank Sullivan
A. McQueeney
J. L. Sullivan
W. H. Currey
C. J. Leverty
D. J. McCarthy
Robert Keane
Thomas F. ‘Walsh
Fred Wren
A. L. Hagen
Merry M
Ford
Bernard Connelley
Baward Gilligan
Fred Irwin
Peter Doolan
P. J. Lynch
James Daley
John J. McMurray
T. Brophy
W. H. Kennah
John McGuire
Frederick Holste
John M. O'Connell
John H Ae
Anna Yorke, Deoolan
Irene Doolan
Train Passengers Walk Two Miles After Wreck
A Stamford to New Canaan passenger train jumped the track near Talmadge Hill about two miles from New Canaan. The locomotive and cars suffered only minor damage and no injuries were reported as seventy travelers walked the two miles to New Canaan.
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New Canaan
Stamford
Talmadge Hill
Vaudeville at Theatre de Jure Delights Bridgeport Audiences
Bridgeport patrons praise Manager Poli for bringing top world variety to the Theatre de Jure this week. The bill features The Little Er Canoes musical comedy with Valerie Cerise, Seller Story, a dramatic sketch Hon or Among Thieves, and acts by McDonald & Donovan Adler & Arline Rae Fenton and the Yankee Boys De Henzo & La Rue. Reserve seats by phone 2910.
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Bridgeport
Po‘li
Theatre de Jure
Jesse L
Mr. Lasky
Valerie Cerise
Seller Story
Honor Among Thieves
McDonald & Donovan
Adler & Arline
Rae Fenton
The
Yankee Boys
DeHenzo & la Rue
Poliscope
Lyric Theatre Presents David Harum With Eleanor Cleveland Co
The Eleanor Cleveland Company recreates David Harum with Edward Nannery in the title role and Miss Graber as Mary Blake. Bruce and Miss Maitland appear in strong supporting turns while Ben Southern and Miss Lewis receive praise. The production is well staged and earns universal commendation for artistic merit.
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David Harum
Eleanor
Mary Blake
Miss Graber
Mr. Bruce
John Lenox
Ben Southern
Miss Maitland
Miss Lewis
Park Theatre Burlesque Opens With Casey the Porter
A Park Theatre engagement presents the two act burlesque Casey the Porter this Friday to Saturday with matinees daily. The show features a contingent of attractive performers described for beauty and charm including Irving Walton Morrissey and Jack West. Musical numbers include The Lingerie Girls, a sensational import from Theatre Marigny Paris, keeping the audience lively through the performance.
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Casey
Park Theatre
Roger Imbof
Irving Walton
Morrissey
Jack West
Marigny
Paris
Plaza Showspot Delivers Egyptian Telepathist AH Rajah
The Plaza presents AH Rajah the Egyptian hind-reader and telepathist in the main act, promising secrets and mind reading without collusion. Also on the bill are Terry & Schultz with lariat tricks, the Wilcox-Davis Players in a burlesque drama As It May Be, and Gailando the modeler for varied entertainment.
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Lana
AH Rajah
Plaza
Terry & Schultz
Wilcox-Davis
Gailando
Mackinaw style coats at deep sale
A local sale offers heavy outer garments in Mackinaw style. The lot features gray and white brown and white and brown and blue combos. Stock is limited and priced to move with savings over five dollars per coat.
Lyric Sunday concert features Consolidated Bands of Connecticut
Lyric Theatre hosts George A Heyer and James Fulton with the world's largest concert band. They promise flawless play with piano-like soft passages, including Ballet Divertissement and Cymbeline March. Joseph DiVito, Yale-trained violinist, will perform as a premier concerto artist. No one will be seated during the performances while a number is played.
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George A. Heyer
James Fulton
Consolidated Bands of
Connecticut
Lyric Theatre
Fulton
United States
Air Germany
Spain
Russia
Italy
Scotland
Hungary
China
Ireland
America
Joseph DiVito
Yale
Fraternal Meeting Installs Ostaipa Officers and Cleans Up Council
The Ostaipa eerner Co. of F. A. held a large meeting with the installation of new officers led by deputy Mrs. Mary Gould and assisted by Mrs. Mary Mills. Refreshments and dancing followed as the group noted the Supreme Council difficulties ending. A committee will consider consolidating the Seaside circle with the local order. New Haven report notes Rev Dr Chidley urging Yale students about lag in Christianity but continued religious feeling.
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Ostaipa Eerner Co
F. A
Supreme Council
Court Pequonneck
Mary Gould
Mary Mills
P. H. Howard
Guy Trowbridge
Mary Donovan
William Carpenter
Lillian Farrell
Philip Flynn
Kate Whipple
W. P. McCoy
John McGuire
Margaret Farrell
New Haven
Chidley
Orange, N. J
Yale
Board of Trade to Hear Talks from Naval Expert
Alexander McMeb, formerly of the British Navy and now a resident of Seer, will address the Board of Trade at its meeting. He will discuss the MeoWah draft and related topics, outlining views on naval matters and government policies. The address is expected to inform policy considerations at the evening session.
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Board OF Trade
Alexander McMeb
Troysl
Seer
Public Market Offers Roe Fish and Oysters Special
Fragmented local notice mentions public market items including roe fish and oysters with trimmings. It references Thing's Shoe Store and general store competition, urging visitors to shop roe or other goods.
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Epon & Cos
Public Marte
Sierker
Emil
Thing
Roe
Taft Will Not Name Platts Succession in Connecticut
Washington reports Taft will not nominate a successor to United States District Judge Fiery in Connecticut. The decision follows a policy to refrain from appointing officers amid Senate deadlock and pending confirmations. Connecticut senators have abandoned hope for appointments, as insurgent Republican factions resist confirmations. Also noted is Julia Sacta, a spinster and grandchild beneficiary, living on a yearly pension.
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Washington
Taft
Connecticut
Evernment
Senate
Hepe
Cascarets Claim Quick Relief From Constipation Bilious Headache
Ad copy promises fast relief for constipation sour stomach and headaches by using Cascarets to cleanse undigested foods and bile reduce stomach distress and improve mood. It touts low cost and quick effect with a single night use and renewed energy for weeks.
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Dean
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