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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1911

Page

5

Yale Couple’s Engagement Ends in Wallingford Nuptials

A New Haven notice recounts the June wedding of Gil bert Max Smith of San Francisco and Miss Ellen Mary O Connell of Wallingford. The romance began when Smith, a Yale sophomore, met O Connell in New York and at a fair in Middletown. After family opposition and chaperoned courtship, they married in Wallingford with a ceremony featuring Miss Ellenbeth O Connell as bridesmaid. The couple plan to live in Stapleton, New Jersey, where Smith’s father runs a business.

New Haven Gilbert Max Smith San Francisco Mies Mario O'Connell Wailingford Mary Trinity Church Waleingford Monilay Smith Yale Connell New York City New Aterad Smiths Wirral Smalk Wallieford Cordingly Slater Miss O'Connell Bins O'Connell Waterbury Wallingford Chantry Club Washington Williingford Mira Connell Horace Boynton Los Angeles Este Nian Ellen

Points of Interest and Odd Offers on Local Ads

Local ads tout trimmed hats and inexpensive trimmings from E. B. Dillon & Co at 1105 Main Street. Also promotes Turkish bath treatments at Hotel Atlan with weekly sessions for all ages, and a Bermuda trip offer from Loewith & Co at 126 Bank Street with full class passage and modern conveniences.

E. B. Dillon & Co Main Street Atlan Byiday Bermuda Ciemars Loewith & Co Bank Street Tol

Band Concerts At Parks Open Season With Wheeler and Wilson

Open air concerts begin tomorrow night and run through summer under a Park Commissioners sub-committee. The Wheeler and Wilson band leads a schedule including Seaside and Washington venues with multiple August and September performances. A special Trinity M. E. Church service and Beardsley park events are noted along with guest artists and conductors.

Wheeler and Wilson Board of Park Commissioners Eames and Warner F. K. G. Weber Elmer Joyce C. J. Adams W. Band Seaside Washington A. C A.C Washingon C. A.C CA. C eiQtimst Sea de Beardaley Park Seaside Park Shagide Galy Beardsley Gram Ik

Sunshine Society Branch Adopts Lucy P. Andrews Name

At the W C T U rooms Bridgeport Sun Shine Society branch met yesterday and voted to name the branch after State president Mrs Lucy P Andrews who attended and spoke on the society’s work. The meeting also featured a promotion for Cyrus Wart Remover and household products from local vendors.

W. CT. U Bridgeport The Internaional Sunshine Society Lucy P. Andrews Andrews

Greens Farms Church Marks 200th Birthday Celebration

The Greens Farms Church celebrates two centuries with a morning ministers gathering and memorial exercises. A noon banquet featured roses from a member florist followed by toasts and remarks on church history, education, women’s roles, and colonial governance. Fanny Crosby recited a 200th birthday poem, and an afternoon program included historical addresses on the parish and religious liberty, highlighting longtime church figures and the evolving role of the parish in Connecticut society.

Yeatentay Aftermgom Chisren GB. Strayer John DePoe M. Louisa Myne E. N. Packard D. D W. H. Holman Wiliam H. Burr Fanny Crosby Henry Woodruff Black Rock W. H. Holmen Mr. DePue Louise Hyde Eleanor Aimes Timothy Dwight Greenfield Hill Yale College Fairfield Belyen Ladies’ Aid Society Emily Beers Willam H. Burr G. C Columbia the Free Church of Christ Edward T. Bedford Charlton Bates Strayer Whethen John H. Perry Southport Henry Schlosser George P. Jennings Miss Legere Ruth Child Washington Park Methodist Church

Puritan parish system praised for unity and liberty

The piece extols the old parish system as ensuring watchcare over all locals, shared church support, and thorough religious instruction. It contrasts with voluntary churches, notes severe punishments for disruption, and argues for lessons in religious liberty guiding future Congregational and other denominations toward unity and broader societal reform.

America New England Mr. Strayer Rhode Island Pennsylvania Maryland Connecticut Church of Congregational Churches Foreign Missionary Society United States Congregational Church Rome Church of the Democracy of

Ordinance For A Quiet Fourth Favorably Reported

City Common Council considers an ordinance restricting street signs and fireworks related actions. The measure, presented by Alderman Lavery, bans signs on sidewalks over nine feet high and prohibits explosive tests near Fennington Arms U M C Co. Violators face daily fines, and a companion provision imposes separate offenses for each sign placed.

Ely Shelby Common Council Favorabee Tapart Committee On Ordinances Cuillsen Common Council of Bridgeport Dizer of Public Works Director of Public Works

Hillside Whist Club Delights with Interior Improvements

Newtown Hillside Whist Club hosts autumn event to honor prize winners amid praise for interior upgrades at the old hall. Highlights include new window shades, a chandelier, and paintwork by contractor Wm. A. Canfield. Several members earned prizes such as shaving sets and clocks, with multiple named participants listed.

Hillside Julia Hayley Suit Cope Henry Runt Myra Warner Lake Fouth Myra. Pinte Brookfield Charien Glover Serah E. Pallman James Nichols N. Tiemans Joby Charles G. Peck Don Addison Allen M. J. Murphy Mt. Vincents Hospital Bridsepert Mary Carroll Matthine Carrol Ieee F Brings Ave. Beines Milas Roberta Neville Pridwepert Mire Patrick Mahoney El Vin= venta Hispital Bridgeport

Bank Robbers Caught In Running Fight

Bank robbers were captured after a running gunfight in Petersburg. Police say three assailants were wounded, and bank employees were injured during the looting incident. Public safety officials report a continued pursuit of the remaining suspects.

Et Petersburg Jane Novorossys Tédag

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Wallingford T. Hawley & CO Water ST Wall ST Bugs Peck & Lines Co Middle ST Bridgeport, CT Geo. B.clark & Co Broad Street John Sts Astorrdom Crawford Laundry CO Fairfield Avenue Fistrom W. and Camp C. AC Washinga Sunshine Society Cyrus Cyrus Pharmacy Cannor St Wm. R. Winn Stratford Ave Atlas Mason Hing Trakper Cma Pate Lallies Halver Fias Steve Jaycox Rubber Co Mead Connen St Greens Farms Church Aj Tovday God of Host Daniel Chapman Westport Tryon Borglum Jennings Frank §. Child Methodist Main St
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