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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1917

Page

8

Broadway Sport and Vaudeville Acts At Local Theatre

The week features The Broadway Sport a humor filled photo drama with contrasts between country life and Broadway and a vaudeville bill including The Four Newsomes two Herculean women Kimberly Arnold O Neils and Kes in a vocal drama test plus Lilette with violin and Hearst Pathe News serial scenes from around the world plus action from the war front and a coast bathing cult parade.

Broadway Holmes Kimberly Arnold Ao Big City Kes Kins Fay and Elkins Bridgeport O'Neil New York

Plaza The Bar Sinister at Pissa theatre draws crowds

The Bar Sinister nears end of a successful week at the Pissa theatre as audiences relish its nine act drama of race prejudice. The cast is praised for its powerful, lively presentation and climax. Next week features Abramson's epic The Immigrant and Leah Baird appears for One Law for All.

Pissa Theatre Beth America Abramson Hie Seeee

Carmen at Polis Brings Metropolitan Opera to Bridgeport for Charity

The Metropolitan Opera production of Carmen arrives in Bridgeport to support Home Guard welfare efforts. Two advance ticket sales have sold briskly as Capt D B Wason and Ambulance Company aides mobilize for the first major opera here. Special stage clearance and extra dressing rooms are prepared. Seven cars of scenery and a 50 piece orchestra will be arranged to fit the theater, with Mrs Alice Robinson and other noted artists contracted for leading roles.

Metropolitan Opera Armen Bridgeport Home Guard Polis Theatre D. B. Wason Metropolitan New Haven Road Mre Alice Robinson

Hatters' Strike Continues Amid Open Shop Threat

Danbury reports the Hatters and Finishers association reaffirming a continued strike in local hat factories. A meeting last night responded to Frank Acres of F. H. Lee Co. who threatened to close his shop and switch to an open shop basis.

Danbury Hatters’ and Finishers’ Association Frank Acres F. H. Lee Co

Stars of Great Repute Aid War Fund in Westport Fete

A June 30 monster fundraiser in Westport attracts John Philip Sousa Marie Dressler Ina Claire and other stars to support war relief. Aero Club planes promote the event with Hippodrome animals and vaudeville acts transported by Mark A. Luescher. Proceeds split among Red Cross Navy League Aero Club and Fairfield county ambulante. Booth chairmen listed with prominent patrons among organizers and supporters.

Westport New York and Bridgeport Society John Philip Sousa Marie Dressler Ina Claire Aero“Club of America Fairfield County Mark A. Luescher Frederick Lewis Saugatuck American Red Cross United States Navy League The Aero Club of América Field Ambulance Irene’ Davis Fairfield Navy League Edith Riker F. ©. Tanner E. T. Bedford Greens Farms Katherine Grout I. D. Warner Bridgeport W B. Lashar A. L. Riker Brigeport H. O. Havemeyer Oliver Gould Jennings John Adams Thayer Jonathan Thorne D. H. Warner Harry Payne Whitney Henry P. Davison Robert, Ingersoll

Germans retire across the Lys in Belgian retreat

London reports German troops evacuated about eight square miles across the Lys, with British patrols probing east of Messines and near Warneton. Despite no official War Office confirmation, experts credit the dispatch as Germans pull back. British armies press from the Messines ridge toward Lille Roubaix and Tourcoing. Violent fighting also rages north of the Aisne in Champagne as French forces regain trench elements lost yesterday.

London Pracy River Lys Belgium Messines Lys Warneton Houplines War Office Messine Plumer Ypres Canal Lille Turcoing Roubaix France F. B. Maurice British War Office Aisne Champagne Vauxaillon French War Office Mont Carnilett

Great creditors sale at Stratfield Hotel Building Bridgeport

Forced to sell to save litigation, hundreds of garments unpacked at 1227 1229 Main Street in the Stratfield Hotel Building. High art suits, gents furnishings, and spring stock offered at deep discounts with refunds if not satisfied. Sale starts Saturday. early shopping urged for best picks. Edward Longeran.

Bridgeport Main Street Stratfield Hotel

The Berlin War Report on Soissons Front Gains

The report claims Germans stormed 1 500 yards northeast of Soissons with gains and severe French casualties. Paris War Office says June 8 to 20 22 German planes and a captive balloon were taken out of action. Eleven shot down by pilots, three by anti aircraft guns, seven behind lines after damage. Thirteen thousand kilograms of projectiles were dropped on German buildings and encampments in raids.

Berlin Gmod Soissons Paris

Army Doctor Accused Of Murdering Piper At New Brunswick

Dr William J Condon a prominent New Brunswick physician was arrested at Fort Oglethorpe Ga on the charge of murdering John V Piper a Rutgers graduate student last February Prosecutor Stickler cites evidence but cites no clear motive and gossip had swirled since Pipers disappearance Condon a former Army surgeon is now a captain in the Army Medical Corps at Fort Oglethorpe Also noted Secretary Lansing reports a Haiti Germany break while a local seeds seller is mentioned in the closing lines

Fort Oglethorpe, Ga William J. Condon New Brunswick John V. Piper Rutgers College Piper Dr. Condon Philippines New Jersey Guard Army Medical Corps Fort Oglethorpe

Bridgeport Butchers Elect Officers In Organization

Bridgeport Butchers and Grocery association members elected E. B. Phillips of Hartford as president Samuel Dreyfus of New Haven as first vice president Joseph Stoehr of Bridgeport as second vice president T. M. Preston of Hartford as treasurer G H A Hayward of Bridgeport as secretary Herbert Mills of Meriden and trustees R Bauman Bridgeport James Mulvey New Haven C P Case Hartford. The group urged a uniform federal cold storage law limiting poultry storage to nine months and supported repeal of oleomargarine manufacturing tax. Governor Holcomb would be asked to devise a plan for cooperation with state and national agencies on food preservation.

Holcomb Connecticut Connecticut Retail Butchers’ and Grocery Association Seymour Kashman E. B. Phillips Hartford Samuel Dreyfus New Haven Joseph Stoehr Bridgeport T. M. P. Preston G. H. A. Hayward Eae Herbert Mills Merlen R. Bauman Joames Mulvey C. P. Case Congress

St Vincent’s Lawn Fete Held at Pivot Bridge Home

A lawn fete for St Vincent’s hospital will be hosted Saturday afternoon June 30 at Mrs George T McCarthy 929 Transiton avenue Pivot bridge. Whist and refreshments to follow with numerous young women assistants listed by name.

St. Vincent’s Hospital George T. McCarthy Tranistan Avenue Margaret Brady Florence Neary Millicent Bee May Casserly Loretta Burns Margaret Keane Ruth Helen Burns Bessie Alice Sullivan Margaret Kieley Madeline Harrigan Elizabeth Edna Coughlin Frances Mary Dunleavy May Lynch Addie Mahoney Augusta Kilhane Agnes Fitzpatrick Rose Flanigan Lorreene Dunn Gertrude Farley Helen Keating Julia Elizabeth Farnam Margaret Jane Casey Mabel Loretta Morrissey Frances O’brien Catherine Elizabeth McElroy Catherine Hill Elizabeth Roach Lucy Chamberlain Catherine Buckley Lillian Ethel Whitcomb Marie McDermott Susan Keating Grace Hargrove Marion Krouse Anna Lalley May Agnes Light May McCarthy Elizabeth McLaughlin Ella Hanley Nellie Genevieve Donahee Ethel Donovan Roslyn

Bridgeport Art League Special Meeting Planned

An important meeting of Bridgeport Art League members is set for Monday at 3:30 pm in the art league rooms, with the executive board at 2:30 pm. Red Cross summer plans and the July outing will be addressed. All members urged to attend. Mrs. William EB. Allen travels to New York to greet daughter Celie Allen returning from St Joseph College in Emmitsburg Md. Miss Anna Hutchinson leaves for Camp Arcadia in Cascé Me as councilor and equestrian instructor. Engagement announced between Laura Nichols and Frank Custard. Nichols active in First Methodist Episcopal church work. Custard to enter Drew seminary after Wyoming and Wesleyan universities.

Bridgeport Art League Art League Red Cross William EB. Allen Lenox Avenue New York Celie Allen St. Joseph College Emmittsburg Anna Louise Hutchinson Charles Hutchinson Elmwood Avenue Camp Arcadia Cascé Eleanor Cleveland Bridgeport Miss Hutchinson Laura R. Nichols Main Street Frank R. Custard

German Submarine Fires on Lifeboats Kill Eight

Paris reports a German submarine torpedoed a British steamer then fired on its lifeboats, killing eight occupants. The Brittany flotilla boat picked up 50 survivors, and a patrol boat saved 40 more.

Paris Admiralty Brittany

Sackett Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition

Harry Sackett a Bridgeport retail grocer filed in district court for bankruptcy claiming liabilities of 2083.88 and assets of 1341.82. The report notes an injury at Hull Massachusetts involving Charles H Evans Rochester N Y machinist Naval Reserve.

United States District Court Harry Sackett Bridgeport Sackett Charles H. Evans Rochester N. Y Naval Hull Mass

Pep and Pep in Baseball Days Past

The Pittsburgh Leader baseball editor laments bygone pep in games and fights on the field. He recalls players challenging umpires when harsh calls were made and blames strict rules for suppressing old-time spirit and noisy conduct in baseball.

Pittsburgh Leader

Dancing Monday and Wednesday at Lordship

A listing notes dancing events at Lordship with Murray's Orchestra playing 15 pieces. Admission is 25 cents. Times include 7 40, 8, 8 20, 8 40, and 9 o'clock. Also mentions leaving Golden Hill to jeer at those times.

Lordship Murray Golden Hill

Also Mentioned on This Page

POLIS Leah Baird Stars OF Great Repute Society Women Edward Lonergan Edgar Lewis Stuart Holmes the Newsomes Elkins, Fay & Elkins Local Boys Kimberly & Arnold Lillette Hearst Pathe Reading Cecil Spooner George Cohan Ieee Pauline Frederick Intra N. J Robert Lansing Haiti Germany Port Au Prince John Beck & Son Condon Bridgeport Butchers Metropolis Opera CO Presents Carmen Ambulance Corps Fourth Regt Corps DE Ballet Savitabilla Agnes Robinson Forest LA Mont Vincent Ballister Poli’s Theatre Evelyn Barkey Rosalie Davis Ethel Honan Gretta Hurley John Reck Annette Staal Nivne Biggs Boston ‘Transcript van Putter
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