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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1914

Page

4

Christian Science Healing Explained by V C Strickler Lecture

At the Plaza theater Virgil Strickler of New York spoke on Christian Science. He asserted healing of intemperance and diseases without drugs or hypnotism, claiming the religion addresses mental error and sin and offers a practical method for healing and regeneration through spiritual truth.

Plaza Theater Virgil Mastin Rene Jesus Mary John St. Paul Christ Ian Science Eddy Tias Earth

Downt Lose Sleep Coughing At Night Inhaled Remedy

Fragmented ad style text promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for soothing coughs. Claims immediate relief of chest tightness and wheezy breathing with a non opiate formula. Language is informal and partially garbled.

Newtown Courtcase Delayed for Hattertown Woman

In Newtown Justice P H McCarthy continued the case against Mrs Homer Roberts of Hattertown for assault and abusive language until June 15. She lacked counsel and sought time to obtain legal help and summon witnesses. Administr ator Frankwright sold the Henry McKeon bungalow on lower Main Street. purchaser is Thomas Keating of Walker's Farms, brother of Mrs McKeon. Sandy Hook beat Diamond Match at Knoll Fields 14 to 1 in season opener. large crowd attended. A town whist drive at Mrs W S Hawley’s home June 10 draws support for Hawleyville chapel. St John’s Sandy Hook plans cake and ice cream festival June 11 at Mrs Edward Taylor’s home. First Selectman Johnson widening Walnut Tree Hill roads, blasting to remove long-standing obstructions. Arthur Beard, local stone mason, recovering at home from erysipelas. band rehearsals continue. Mrs Emily A Bennett visited Newtown friends in Bridgeport. Dr H E Waite of New York overseeing estate work at Howick Lodge. Miss Salmon declines another year. high school seeks new motive teacher. Danbury track meet sees Newtown boys win five of eighteen medals. state-wide interest expected next year. Rev Father Sinnott away for annual retreat. Rev Philip Coholan now curate. Trinity Guild strawberry ice cream festival June 17. T N Laine preaches at Methodist. P S C E meeting at Congregational. Pootatuck Grange meets June 3 at Beers block. Foley Kidney Pills praised in Bremen Ga as remedy for kidney and rheumatic troubles by W M Golden of Equitable Life.

Frankwright Henry McKeon Main Street Thomas ‘Keating Walker's Farms McKeon Sandy Hook Diamond Match Company Southford Sandy Hooks Knoll Fields W. S. Hawley Hawleyville Chapel St. John’s Church Edward Taylor St. John’s Bown Selectman Johnson Walnut ‘Tree Hill Beard Arthur Beard Bridgeport Emily A. Bennett Bert Wheeler Newtown Southbury H. E. Waite New York Howick Lodge Miss Salmon Danbury High School Athletic Association Fair Grounds Leonard Wright Gordon Gale Thomas Keane Harold Ray Russell Wheeler Meriden Rockville Hartford Newtown High School George T. Sinnott St. Rose Keyser Island Philip Coholan St. Rose's Trinity Guild T. N. Laine Methodist Church Anna Ruffels Congregational Church Pootatuck Grange Beers Block

Vases and Window Boxes Sold by John Reck and Son

John Reck and Son offer a selection of vases and window boxes. The advertisement highlights quality pottery and garden decor for homes and businesses, inviting customers to visit the shop for a crafted display.

John Reck & Son

Grass stimulant for lawns in late spring

Washington June 8. In late spring after growth begins a grass stimulant helps keep lawns in first class condition. Nitrate of soda used at 50 pounds per acre monthly through summer, applied before rain or with a hose, yields thick dark green grass and reduces the dry parched look. Excessive use may kill only at very high rates. proper soil preparation remains essential.

Washington U .S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C

Unrotted Manure Threatens Well Kept Lawns

The article warns against using unrotted stable manure on lawns as it carries weed seeds that sprout during spring growth when grass is weak. It favors fertilizing materials without weed seeds and notes future guidance on applying ground bone phosphate rock potash dried blood fish scrap and sterilized sheep manure.

Fire destroys pant of Sanford Mfg Co

The frame building housing F. C. Sanford Manufacturing Co at 1245 Howard Avenue was gutted early Sunday. Losses to building and contents estimated at 15000, with defective wiring blamed. Machinery valued in thousands destroyed. structure likely razed. Insurance partially covers the loss. Special Officer O Leary reported the blaze.

F. C. Sanford Manufacturing Co Howard Avenue O'Leary

White flowers and fancies at H Dillon & Co

Special price inducements in white flowers white wings white ostrich plumes white ostrich fancies white ribbons and trimmings of every description at H Dillon & Co 1105 Main street Adv.

H. Dillon & Co Main Street

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V. C. Strickler Plaza Theatre P. H. McCarthy Homer Roberts Hattertown Jesse C. Lewis Bremen W. M. Golden Ofhhe Equitable Life Assurance Society Hindle Adv M. J. Buechler THE Rewalle Jeweler Fairfield Ave Middle St Haddock Connecticut Hayes’ Fish Coo Water Street Conn Sanford Mfg. CO Main Elm Streets Golden Hill Yours Truly GEO. E. Nothnagle & Son Glenwood Coal Main St. Cor Elm St Meat Department Poland Maine Battle Ax Caroline Curtice Bros Express BANK BTS Zast Main ST the People’s Dairy State Street Sar Wo JOS. P. Coughlin CO East Main Street PHOND Highland Spring Water Co Warren Street Crawford Laundry Co Courtland John F. Fay Fairfieed Avenue Superior Fabrics Tel. Té GEO. B. Clark & CO Crawford Ranges Broad Street Creans Ju All Good
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