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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

6

The Call of North shines under Poli re direction at the theatre

The Call of North offers a triumphant scenic production praised for acting and timing. Ned Trent role by Mr. Broadhurst and Eileen Guerin as a singing usher draw strong applause while Margaret Law and others deliver notable turns. Seats are on sale at the theatre box office.

North Oscar Eagle Hayle Ned Trent Robert Edeson Cing Mr. Broadhurst Iss Fleming Margaret Lawasar Ed Griffin Ark Eileen Guerin Asone

Marine Glasses Gift for Miss Fahey on Europe Trip

Alma G. Fahey a city Hall stenographer received a set of marine glasses from the city clerk Stephen F. Bouchee and the official family for her forthcoming trip to Europe. The gift was presented yesterday by the Fire and Irrigation Department.

Alma G. Fahey Europe Rire Stephen F. Bouchee

Paving Main Street Costs Reported to Council

The paving and sewer commission informed the common council that Main Street from East Washington Avenue to Gilrt Street was completed with wood block pavement. City costs amounted to 59,674.06, and the matter was referred to the board of appraisal for assessment.

Paving and Sewer Commission Common Council Main Street East Washington Avenue Gilrt Street Board of Appraisal

Mohawk Yachtsmen Plan 3 Day Cruise

Mohawk Yacht Club members set headquarters at Northport Long Island for a three day cruise on Long Island Sound leaving Saturday and returning Monday. Captains Charles Seward Roscoe eri Edward Patsch Fred Laubscher Harold Long Thomas Curley John Walsh William Reilly Munroe Pardee and others sail aboard La Reine Kitty L Merry Widow Katy-Did Eric Pelle and Katy-Did.

Northport L. I Mohawk Yacht Club Fee Sound Charles Seward la Reine Willam Reicheimer Edward Patsch Fred Laubscher Roscoe Eri Kitty L Harold Long Thomas Curley John Walsh Fuller Merry Widow Crames Smith Charles Craft A.N. B. Cook William Reilly Munroe Pardee Eric Pelle John Beebe

Fiweed & Sons Will Hold Fine Horse Sale Tomorrow

Elwood & Sons auctioneers report a large consignment of Wyoming horses to be offered to the highest bidder. The sale takes place July 1 at the large arena lot near Park City skating rink on State Street. Some horses are AI drivers others saddle broke and many types will be available to attendees. Bhwood reputation sets the value standard for this sale.

Elwood & Sons Wyoming Park City Skating Rink State Street Bhwood

Pasadena Leads in Universal Comfort Station Sign Plan

A. C. Shaver of Pasadena promotes a universal comfort station emblem designed to guide the public to toilet facilities. Merchants and banks in Pasadena display a green circle with a red cross, with M or W inside for men or women, aiming to expand public access and awareness.

Pasadena Cal A. C. Shaver Frank K. Chew The American ,Society of Inspectors of Plumbing and Sanitary Engineers Trenton N. J Mr. Shaver Metal Worker Chew Pasadena Merchants’ Association

Mark for public comfort stations to aid sanitary display

The passage argues that the comfort station mark can only be supplied by the contracting plumber. It notes the idea serves the people but requires adding to plumbing rates, urging all involved to help by providing public comfort stations in towns or sanitary conveniences in businesses that will display the mark.

Brenner & Wood Pasadena A. C. Shaver Frank K. Chew American Society of Inspectors of Plumbing and Sanitary Engineers Shaver Mr. Shaver

Harbor Master to Get Power Boat for Patrol

Alderman Meyer proposes a $1100 appropriation from unappropriated city revenue for a harbor master power boat to patrol the harbor aid crippled vessels and aid the police in catching waterfront thieves. The boat may include a chemical fire extinguisher tank and costs estimated between 1800 and 2000 dollars.

C. H. Morris Lderman Meyer Committee On Ways and Means Alderman Primrose Alderman Meyer

Health Board to Hire Sanitary Engineer on Garbage Issue

At last night’s meeting the Board of Health did not decide on a garbage disposal plan and voted to employ a sanitary engineer. Dr. Ober, president, was instructed to hire a suitable expert who will prepare a report to guide the board’s final decision.

Board of Health Dr. Ober

Pupils of Blind Teacher Give Second Annual Recital

A large crowd at People's Presbyterian Church enjoyed Herbert A. Strout and his pupils in a second annual recital assisted by Bridgeport Singing Club. The varied program included choral, vocal, and piano pieces by several soloists and ensembles with notable tone and expression.

People’s Presbyterian Church Herbert A. Strout Bridgeport Singing Club Kerry Malloy Beatrice Smith Coast Artillery Band Washington Park Quartette J. A. Phoenix

City Slip Grab Gets Death Blow by Common Council

The Common Council rejected the Bridgeport Late Fl Company bid to build a wharf at the city slip at the City Yard. Aldermen argued the slip improves city yard value and should not be sold. Brady moved to return the majority committee report from the table, urging justice to the city and its assets.

Common Council Bridgeport Late Fl Company Jaerman Brady Jackson Paddock

Poli Gets Four Foot Land Strip For Theater

An agreement filed yesterday grants S. Zey a 40 by 4 foot land strip at the rear of his planned Congress street theatre. The Peck & Lines Company and George O. and Eleanor B. Lines receive a 16 by 4 foot strip. The land is set as a right of way and must remain unobstructed to allow Poli to build without altering plans.

S. Zey Congress Street Peck & Lines Company George O Eleanor Mr. Poli Poli

Safe and Sane Fourth Injures Two Children in Blast

Martha Mun zer aged 10 and Paul Gave 9 were injured by blank cartridge explosions yesterday. Martha lived at 220 Werren street and Paul at 361 Olive street. Both were treated at Emergency hospital for facial burns and a torn palm.

Martha Munzer Paul Gaveick Martha Muncer Werren Street Olive Street

Instant Relief for Sore Feet

An advertisement touts TIZ as a cure for sore tender swollen feet. It claims police officers endorse the product, contrasts it with powders, and promises pore cleansing and pain relief with a money back guarantee. It lists price 25 cents per box and distributors Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago.

Harrell Austin Texas Walter Luther Dodge & Co Chicago Ill

Brown's Partner The All Around Genius That Fits the Bill

H Lee signs a nugget from the American Megazine outlining Brown's plan for a partner. Brown is twenty eight with a business. he seeks a wife who can legislate at home and master cooking, cleaning, child rearing, and care of the sick. The dialogue ends with a reminder to marry and hope luck helps.

H. Lee Brown

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