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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1910

Page

2

Army militia officers ordered to Fort Terry training

In keeping with army policy, local Coast Artillery Corps officers are to report to Fort Terry near New London for a week's schooling starting next Sunday. Attendees include Major Louis J. Hermann and Captains George E. Hawes Arthur C. Bennett Stanley Herdina, Lieutenants W N Potter L J Brayne J H Chase and A W Barrows. They depart Saturday afternoon and report for duty the next morning.

U. S. Army Coast Artillery Corps Fort Terry New London Louis J. Hermann George E. Hawes Arthur C. Bennett Dth Stanley Herdina W. N. Potter L. J. Brayne J.H. Chase A. W. Barrows

New lighthouse fog horn to be heard twenty miles Stratford

Local Stratford notes report a 31 by 24 foot power house at the western end with a fog horn audible for 20 miles. Beardsley Brothers named contractors and a North End improvement noted. Also town social items include the Women’s Aid Society dollar meeting and various club events.

Beardsley Brothers Robert Sammis Women's Aid Society Bettinas Jane White Photographic Alice Unbehagen Elm Street Bridgeport Basil Church

Fairfield Town Social Roundup and Upcoming Events

Invitations issued for Mackensie Mitchell wedding in Westport with 700 plus guests. New garages for John Boyle and Harrall Rubber Factory autos opened. Miss Armitage of New York to marry George Mills of Fairfield. St Pauls Club to perform The Time of His Life in Southport. Local parties honor birthdays, baseball game against Bridgeport Bengals, and seaside pavilion opens with warm water for bathing. Various visits, parties, and town notices including dances, Auto rides, and school commencement scheduled next week.

Westport Miss Kippen John Boyle Messrs Harrall Armitage New York George Mills Mary Mills Nehemiah Perry St. Paul's Club South- Dort St. Paul's Parish James Bulkley Mill Hill Elizabeth Fairfield Baseball Club Bengals of Bridgeport MecGarry Mr. Dills Hill Grange Hotchkiss Hartford Altoss Sasco Hill Clarence Sturges William Penny Warner Brothers Broad Street Howard N. Wakeman Louis E. Morehouse Frank Fallon Southport Grocery Company Mr. Anderson I. A. Parsell Estella Barker Central Telephone Office Eli G. Jennings Kowalski Railroad Methodist Church Sky Pilot Charville Rumals Marion Poole E. Livingston Wells Guilford Southport Arina Sherwood Boston Isabelle Guilbert Sherman School

Unknown man heat victim found near Bruce Avenue

An unknown well dressed man about 35 was found delirious and convulsing on Bruce avenue near E H Smith Silver Co at 2 20 yesterday afternoon. He was taken by ambulance to Emergency hospital and had not revived enough to identify himself by press time.

Bruce Avenue E. H. H. Smith Silver Co

Newtown High School Class of 1910 Dance and Local Notes

Monroe residents attended the class of 1910 dance at Newtown High School last Friday evening. Community members watched the C. T. A. U. parade in Derby the previous Saturday. Hobart Beardsley and his sisters visited Yonkers and attended their sister Mrs. Wallace Smiths wedding anniversary. Dorothy Habersham returns home from Ingleside for summer. Ina Allen visited Mrs. Lord then returned home to New Milford. Harmony Grange seeks 15 members to hear debates between Sinclair and Burr and opponents Fanton and Moses on June 2. Jessie Wheeler visits Milford and Ansonia. Mrs. Henry J. Lord hosted a whist party with six tables. Rose Wheeler won ladies first prize, Eawin C. Shelton second. Wilbur Benedict first prize for gentlemen, Edwin C. Shelton second. Mrs. Clarence B. Burr and Robert Sinclair won consolation prizes. Refreshments followed a social hour before departure. Foley's Kidney Remedy touted as good for children and bedwetting, with notes for scarlet fever.

Bessie Burr Newtown High School Monroe Derby Hobart Beardsley Yonkers N. Y Wallace Smith Dorothy Habersham Ingleside School New Milford Ina Allen Mrs. Lord New Mil Harmony Grange No. 92 Public Alexander Sinclair Clarence B. Burr Moses Iverson C. Fanton Weston Jessie Wheeler Milford Ansonia Henry J. Lord Rose Wheeler Eawin C. Shelton Wilbur Benedict Edwin C. Shelton Robert Sinclair Foley Brill and Curtis Pharmacy

Class Day exercises highlight Newtown town events

Occupied seats filled at Town hall for Class Day with Earle C. Peck delivering welcome. Miss Mary Lynch and Miss Catherine Farrell lead class history and prophecies, Catherine Farrell also in charge of the class poem and farce peers. A lavender and gold decor plus Bentley’s Orchestra for music and dancing.

Wedding Gift Ideas Silver Clocks For Every Taste

A local shop promotes wedding gifts highlighting silver options and decorative clocks. Shoppers are invited to view a range of ornamental yet practical timepieces suitable for newlyweds. The ad emphasizes stylish, lasting keepsakes and encourages visits to explore the selection.

PeDGS Chemicals Purity Guaranteed by Expert Attendance

A concise note asserts high purity of products and credits professional oversight. It emphasizes meticulous testing and trusted standards to ensure customers receive consistent quality.

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Conservative Management Terry- Soar Banke Taany Cage ‘Desteess Oar T. L. Watsow &Co Alexander Hawley Treas T. B. Deforest Prest Ple’s Savings Bank Main Street Board of Trustes Samuel W. Baldwin Edward W. Marsh James Staples & CO Bankers Biase Gereet Iridigeport Pire Insurance Suretz Enhieas Seren Ae T. Staples Georgia Appratel Sou Ges Dunn Agen* Imilar Mort RR & Knapp Hayes Fish Company Water Street Broch’s Delicatessen G. Broch & Son Main ST Connecticut Cannon ST Taylor Building Charles P. Cipolla Cosmopolitan Pharmacy Pembroke Street Steuben W.E. Halligan Lowe American Loan Association Fairfield Avenue Evening Farmer Stratford Franklin School House Sons of the Revolution Mia George Messenger Southington William Lattin Gleason Joseph Allard, Jr Yale Frances Robinson Virginia Arthur B. Park Brotherhood of the Red Diamond F. K Hawley Bethany Mission Clarence Noon Linden Avenue Edward Thomas F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy Fairfield Earle C. Peck Mary Lynch Catherine Farrell Catherine Lynch Catherine James Percy Pratt Clarice Botsford Anna Houlihan Jennie Lynch Bentley Olive Gibson New Mexico Congregational Church John T. Sheehan Nicholas Birg C. H. Bassett Sheehan Marion Peck Niantic A. Domenica New Haven Bacon's Grove State Road Messrs. Steele Arthur Smith Charles G. Peck Geo. Carley James W. Gordon Mable Taylor Christian Endeavor Eening St. Rose's Thomas Carroll Cavanaugh Thomas Cavanaugh James Cavanaugh Mary J. Houlihan Henry Johnson Harry Johnson Astoria S. 1 Middle District School Catherine Murphy Miss Murphy Trinity J. H. George St. Mark Ladies Guild A. F. Clarke St. John Baptist Margaret McGrath Bridee Elizabeth Weldon Gray's Plain School Anna Keane Walnut ‘Tree Hill Daniel Honan Chestnut Hill Zoar M. J. Buechler the Reliable Jeweler Fairfield Ave Middle St ANT Mitchell Packard Renault THE Mitchell Agency Harrison Court Blue Ribbon Garage Bridgeport Vehicle CO Fairfield and Holland Aves State Tratford Inn Joseph P. Coughlin East Main Lythe Travis Inn Hostgn Post West Side Washington Biles Relipi Ordae Aoncan the People's Dairy State Street Robertson Jephone Geo. A the Surprise Novelty CO Bridgeport, Cone Mike Peice the Wooster-Atkinson Co
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