Frisbie Pie Promotion Promises Satisfaction
Pie Plant Pies now being made. Try one. They're OK. Be sure and order that Frisbie Pie from your grocer today. It will enhance the dinner and everybody will be satisfied.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1909
Page
16
Pie Plant Pies now being made. Try one. They're OK. Be sure and order that Frisbie Pie from your grocer today. It will enhance the dinner and everybody will be satisfied.
Westport notes a summer resident from Green's Farms, James Peter Dunne of Brooklyn, donates a $1,000 bell for the Church of the Assumption in Westport. The Meneely Bell Co. will craft the bell. a Carrara marble statue of the Blessed Virgin will soon be placed. Father Duggan and parishioners express gratitude.
Montreal June 11 Jim Jeffries former heavyweight champion says if Ketchell defeats Johnson in October he will face Ketchell instead of Johnson and would consider it a title match pending Ketchell's challenge The veteran boxer asserts Ketchell or he can pierce Johnsons defense and predicts a knockout and a successful championship bid for Ketchell if the outcome favors him
The Knights of Columbus Chapter in Bridgeport plans a memorial service for deceased members on Columbus Day October 12. With the day now a legal holiday, observers expect statewide participation. The local chapter also organizes a field day with five councils, aiming for the largest event of its kind in Bridgeport.
Closing and Flag Day exercises were held at Lincoln School this afternoon. The graduating class of Room 18 led performances including The American Flag, Salute, Star Spangled Banner, President's Address by Frank Smith, and various musical numbers by rooms 17 and 18. Personal mention notes George G. Carr will attend Hudson Valley Firemen festivities in Hudson, New York.
Died notices list Frederick H Ayres aged 1, Joseph Taylor aged 82, William H Finch aged 59, Samuel Burr Belden aged 82, Gussie H Scofield wife of William H Scofield, Amanda S Wright aged 76, Harriet Balcom aged 50, Emma J Wilson aged 66, William H Sherwood of Cranbury, Aaron G Sherwood aged 71, all with respective June dates across Stamford Glenbrook Noroton Norwalk Torrington Winsted Bridgeport Cranbury and related towns.
The page surveys crafts and social quirks with brief anecdotes. It discusses dull tailoring harming reputations, a method to deter bee swarming by clipping a queen’s wing, portraits of Paul Jones, a farmer teaching a cow to trespass for survival, Stonewall Jackson’s looks, the old saying the world owes a living, a comic exchange about an automobile and finances, and notes on rhetoric, laws against elaborate meals, blank verse, hair growth, and household humor.
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