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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1911

Page

5

Summer Suits Offerings Across Wide Range at Low Prices

Headquarters for Summer Suits presents a vast selection in tans browns grays and blues in worsteds cassimeres and serges. Emphasizes high class style and tailoring with prices of 10 15 20 25 30 and 35. Two piece suits priced at 15 20 and 25 with minimal lining and strong stitching.

The City at Polis Is a Hit

The City at Polis draws strong crowds with Clyde Fitch's play about the Rand family in a small town. Hannock advances in politics while a love triangle ends in tragedy, prompting Rand to choose honesty and reform over power. Remains of William C. Foote from Bradford are brought to Milford.

I Stock Co Clyde Fitch George Rand Ept Aetesa R. Rand Leiate Aiden Farmer Hemnock Rand Mr. Rand Igo Hannock New York Cicely Randmari George Fa Cicely Govekite George Alts John Ince Pia Hand, Jr Hiner Kirke Kitnot Joseph Eggenton ‘Vorhees York Jon Villien Don van Vrankin Charles Schofield Mr. Schofield John Junior Mr. Junior Fred Hannock Anne Hollinger Eleanor Vorhees Teresa Cicely Rand Helen Hilton Zendore Martin Olive Rand Miss Rand William C. Foote Bradford Cheertaker H. E. Bishop Foote Milford Simon Lake

Merchants Rally for Friday Half Holiday Trend

A meeting at the Retail Clerks association rooms drew score or more retail executives in favor of Friday afternoons off during July and August. The movement has labor backing and lists many firms including Surprise Store, Davis & Savard, Foster Besse, Kline Bros, Walkover Shoe Shop, Fairchild & Son, Harris, Beach, Keane, Thing Shoe, Emergon Shasish Woolen Mills, Samuels O, Keller Bros and others preferring Friday half holiday to 5 o'clock closing.

Retail Clerks’ Association Surprise Store Co Davis & Savard Foster- Besse Co Kline Bros Walkover Shoe G. W. Fairchild & Son Samuel Harris F. E. Beach & Co John F. Keane & Co Thing Shoe Co Emergon Shasish Woolen Mills J. Samuels Keller Bros Frank Jacoby Lynch the Tailor 4Watkins Wissner Piano Co Radford B. Smith Fox Piano Co Flamm’s Millinery Kresge Ten Cent Wheale the Tailor Weissman Trunk Bridgeport Family Shoe W. R. Hurley & Co Wilson and Rusling George N. Noth- Pass Wooster & Co Burr M. Coley Douglas Shoe Co W. K. Mollan Moss & Kreiger Gately and Brennan Reid & Todd Dail & Lee Caesar Misch Newark Shoe

Annual Banquet of Girls Team Celebrates Season

The girls' basketball teams of public schools held their annual banquet at the Boys' club on Middle Street with Supervisor Harvey C. Went as toastmaster. Nine tables, decorative settings, and dancing followed. Attendees included school principals, the Board of Education president William Lieberum, and numerous officials and their spouses.

Middle Street Harvey C William Lieberum Board of Education Loretta Cunningham Anna Hanson Catherine Schaack Freda French Mabel Purrell Ruth Hargrove Mary Mannix Elizabeth Coughlin Loretta Kiely Shelton School Lois Hill Marion Krause Lincoln School Matilda Hoff Edith Leach Mildred Somers Hugh Lavery Lyda Meyer Barnum School Orchestra Raymond Anthony Leroy O’hara Joseph Pengue Herbert Williams

Girl and Parents Seek Missing Teenager After Picnic

Sixteen year old Mary Stalz disappeared after leaving for a noon picnic from 155 Church Street. Her worried father Joseph Stalz reported her absence to police, fearing harm. She later returned home late at night saying she had been away on a picnic and had not reported to Bridgeport Brass Co. work.

Mary Stalz Joseph Stalz Ives 155 Church Street Bridgeport Brass Co

Chairman McNamara probes stink from garbage plant

Thomas J. McNamara, chairman of the Ninth and Twelfth Ward Association, said the gar bage stench is as bad as ever and that citizens would seek the plant’s closure. He cited odor from the sewer draining into Berkshire bridge.

Thomas J. McNamara Ninth and Twelfth Ward Association Berkshire Bridge

Board of Education seeks 400000 for new high school

The Board of Education voted to seek bonds totaling 400000 for a new high school site and construction, up from 300000 after a Finance Committee visit. Senator Garry Paddock asked for board details to inform senate action.

Board OF Education Garry Paddock Senate Wooster

Mr Clancy Returns to Bridgeport After Years Away

John F. Clancy returns to Bridgeport after over four decades away and war service. He now resides at 604 Stratford Avenue, Bridgeport, owning the Clancy homestead. A former local cashier for Adams Express Company in New York, he recalls early ties to the area and notes Bridgeport’s growth and changes.

Bridgeport John F. Clancy Adams Express Company New York Clancy Stratford Avenue The Express Company Gould

Yale Law School honorsHubbard youngest in top ranks

John T L Hubbard of this city ranks among the first in a Yale Law School class of about 140 graduates. He is one of the youngest and must wait seven months to be admitted to the bar at age twenty one. He is the grandson of Dr Robert Hubbard and related to noted legal figures on both sides. His friends extend congratulations and wish him success in his chosen career. Chicago health officials plan to inspect wealthy homes to address high infant mortality.

Yale Law School John T. Ludeling Hubbard Bridgeport Hubbard Robert Hubbard Sherman Hartwell Hubbard Fairfield County ESTEE John Theodore Eling Ister Supreme Court of Louisiana

Mystery baby found at rectory prompts sparse clues

A baby girl was found abandoned near St. Augustine's rectory on Washington Avenue. Miss Nellie Begley and James Gill brought her to police, and Dr. McQueeney sent her to St. Vincent's Hospital. Authorities found no identifying clues in the clothing or bottle.

St. Augustine's Rectory Washington Avenue Nellie Begley Jones Avenue St. Vincent's Hospital Miss Begley James Gill Rosedale Street Webb McQueeney

Hamilton Flies Over Capitol

New Britain aviator Charles K. Hamilton added a new record by flying over Hartford and circling the Capitol dome at 5 30 pm. He then skimmed 300 to 400 feet over the state arsenal and armory before continuing toward Broad Street Sloward Park.

Charles K. Hamilton New Britain Hartford Capitol Dome Gilded Dome Hamilton Burr Dome State Arsenal and Armory Broad Street Sloward Park Street

Early aviation flights set state passenger record

Hamilton conducted several brief flights at Corbin Corners aviation field drawing spectators from New Britain. Johnston Vance son of the late Congressman Robert J. Vance completed a six and a half minute flight reaching 200 feet. Passengers included A E Magnell Edward McEnroes and Benjamin Burdette with flights ranging from eight to ten minutes, marking a new state record.

Hamilton Johnston Vance Robert J. Vance New Britain Hartford Edward McEnroes Farmington Benjamin Burdette

Farrell Thumb Laceration At Lake Torpedo Plant

Ben Farrell aged 26 employed with the Lake Torpedo Boat Co sustained a slight laceration of the right thumb at work this morning. An excited fellow worker summoned the ambulance corps but Dr Krause found the accident trifling and required only a small dressing. A second item notes that John Scullin, the street railway magnate, has left St. Louis for his old New York home farm amid local suspicions of rich men.

Ben Farrell Lake Torpedo Boat Co Ambulance Corps Krause St. Louis John Scullin New York

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