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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1909
Page
3
The Polis stock company plans a versatile season and seeks strong performers. Mr William J Townsend stands as a leading man with extensive stage experience and is praised for his roles, including the title and dramatic parts, alongside the acclaimed leading woman.
The Rev George W Nicholson pastor of First Baptist and Mrs Nicholson returned from the Northern Baptists association convention held in Oregon during the last week of June. They arrived in Portland June 16 after a side track avoided a hold up. Nicholson and William A Grippin were named to the Executive Committee.
The St Pauls church plans a lawn fete in early August. A large crowd attended last year at Mrs Harry Gloveys lawn. Wel comes news that W Banta arrived in Southport to head the local telephone branch.
In July 14 reports note Arthur Duke of Connaught, brother to King Edward, resigns as commander-in-chief of a squadron. The reason appears to be his belief that royal blood warrants a more significant naval or civil post, a move causing friction with government and court circles.
Roosevelt declares he will not be a factor in the New York mayoralty fight and has eliminated himself from the contest. He declines requests to comment further as reports circulate that he may rejoin the campaign after a period abroad.
A bed bug on children away from home signals neglect and carelessness, as concerns ripple through social circles. The remark underscores how domestic conditions influence impressions among friends and family.
The fifteenth annual baby carnival and parade will be held at Steeplechase Island on Tuesday August 3. A handsome 27 piece silver table set in a silk lined case will be awarded to the most beautifully decorated baby carriage. Ten classes cover ages two months to fourteen years with prizes including silver items and watches. Entry blanks available at Smith Murray Co and local drug stores with final details via Miss Bertha Wesland and Manager L. M. Rich.
Poll's all star stock company presents The House of a Thousand Candies starting Monday matinee. The play set in Glenarm House Ind follows John Glenarm and a will plot with Marion Devereaux, Bates, and executor Pickering as secrets unfold with a dramatic stage surprise. Mabel Montgomery debuts as Marion Devereaux and HM Holland legacy echoes in this mystery presented by E. H. Dillon & Co.
New York July 4 President Eliot's views on the new religion draw strong reactions from city ministers. Father Brann dissents saying Eliot justifies attacks on American universities and notes the need for doctrinal foundations. Union Theological Seminary's Dr George W Knox says Eliot captures current thinking but warns against ignoring non rational beliefs.
A Court Nathaniel Wheeler F of A committee will organize a Rhode Island clam bake at Roton Point and report next meeting. Independence Home B of A installs new officers with gifts to retiring guardian Mrs Kamerling. DoDms Hemne Lodge O D HS schedules an outing at Forest Grove on August 1 with several contests arranged. Lessing Lodge outing at Fred Lesser home Black Rock set for August 8 awaits members and guests. Mrs T J Burke family to spend part of August at Can Face Penik Reach.
About 200 Newark firemen from the T. 3. Jones Association will arrive August 4 by the steamer Commo Sore as guests of the Pacific Engine Company in a return visit. The two groups will parade to Germania Hall with full regalia, then enjoy a sheep roast and arranged entertainment in the adjoining grounds.
Theodore Greenwald former treasurer of New Lebanon School District in Connecticut killed himself at Fordham station after a writ charged him with embezzling 2500 dollars. Friends note a pattern of misfortune as prior associates in related cases opted for suicide. Greenwald had recently lost re-election and resisted turning over district books.
A Paris interview via John S. Wise Jr. suggests Theodore Roosevelt could run as an anti Tammany mayoral candidate in New York. Wise says Roosevelt promised to return for the race, keeping hope alive that he would head the city ticket.
The article notes Roosevelt's home city ties and broad well wishers boosting his popularity. It frames Catholic attitudes as a test of his invincibility, portraying a political sag in his favor among supporters and critics alike.
The first session of the state encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans met yesterday at the Foot Guard Armory in New Haven. Delegates were welcomed by Commander George Gammons on behalf of Camp Allan Osborne No 1, with department officers receiving remarks from William Louns. The department commander reported the encampment's affairs as in excellent shape and Louns tbok a vote of thanks for the day’s session.
Local ads promote a red ticket clearance at E H Dillon Co 1105 Main Street and Bucking ham area bargains on kitchen cabinets and coats. Burt and Packard men’s shoes sold at Mollan’s as part of Korrect Shape sale. Laborde Co offers lace and silk coats half price with rich fabrics and Peau de Cygne lining. Gus Brock & Son Delicatessen advertises Old Pepper Whiskey Cervelat salame German dinner and beverages with delivery.
A fragment notes beauty contrasts with a disfiguring wart on the hand. It suggests relief in days via a remedy called Cyrus aveuus. The line hints at cosmetic versus medical concerns in a historical context.
A dubious offer promises a hidden cure for nervous debility and deficient manhood. The text urges men to request a copy of a "prescription" from Dr. Robinson at a Chicago area address, alleging home treatment without medicines. It includes vague dates and mentions religious services, but provides no verifiable medical basis.
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