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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1909

Page

12

D. M. Read Co Announces Annual Fair Week Opening

The D. M. Read Co announces its annual fair week opening Monday the twenty ninth and lasting one week. It promises a festive period with many attractions and spring merchandise, fashion ideas, summer wardrobe inspirations, and new home furnishings across all departments.

Music Room Concerts at Two Daily and Saturdays

Bentley's Metropolitan Orchestra performs every afternoon at two. The Criterion Four will sing at each concert. Mrs. Martin W. Sturtevant performs dialect songs. Tea is served in the Tea Room daily. Second floor near the Reading Room. A Whee Lock Pianola Recital begins at ten each morning from M. Steinert Sons & Co.

Bentley Metropolitan Orchestra Criterion Four Martin W. Sturtevant Wheelock Pianola M. Steinert Sons and Co

Souvenir Gift With Two Dollar Fair Week Purchase

The Fair offers a special souvenir to all customers who spend $2.00 or more. The item is described as a dainty unique article designed for home use and display. Open House will run six days with daily invites to all attendees to enjoy the event.

Economy to Be the Slogan of Charities Board

The Board of Charities debated salaries and deficits at last night’s meeting. Charles Miller, Lakeview steward, asked a $1800 annual salary but won a $10 monthly raise amid claims inmates had doubled, while Miss Bessie Lavin sought a rise to $450 though denied. The board aimed to curb hospital bills through closer supervision and faster patient discharge, with Supt. Brennan tasked to monitor hospital use and home removals.

Board of Charities Stone Charles Miller Lakeview Miller Brennan Bessie Lavin Harry’ R. Bennett

Board of Charities Faces Year End Shortage Claims

The text notes persistent revenue shortages and forecasts a similar deficit at year end. It discusses attempts to share costs for upgrading a driver’s quarters for an emergency ambulance and notes this work cost the board about $500. An unsolicited testimonial claims Foley's Orino Laxative cured a child’s constipation and fever, with local agent contact.

Board of Charities Foley A. Wolkush Casimer Wis F. B. Brill

Newtown Notes Warmly Salutes Local Figures and Students

Local items report Mrs W N Reynolds traveling to Hartford to visit Rev Otis Barker. Misses Jessie M and Mabel Taylor enjoyed a New York trip. Mary Kilbride treated for grippe. John Madigan returns to Borden Co after illness. several residents travel or visit friends in nearby towns. Honor Roll lists many names across German, English, Civics, History, sciences and languages. Augusta Campbell wins $10 public reading prize at Syracuse University. various social and professional movements noted including bank activity and plant visits.

W. N. Reynolds Hartford Otis W. Barker Jessie M Mabel L. Taylor New York City Mary Kilbride F. J. Gale Grippe John Madigan Borden Co G. R. Wilson Litchfield Augusta Campbell Syracuse University Campbell Newtown High School Ralph Dye Washington Stevens Will Northrop Edward Pitzschler Bridgeport Charlies Shannon Florence Beecher Gertrude Bradley Lena Blake Helen Houlihan Mary Kelly Anna Raffles Benjamin Smith Earle Taber Anna Houlihan Richie Veness George Wilson Arietta Lattin Frank Johnson United States Charles Botsford Elizabeth Blake Michael Cavanaugh Clarence Frank Doretta Haugh Louise Kelly Dorothea Lang Kathrine Lang Mary Northrop Helen Keane Mary Northrop

Third Year French and Arithmetic Groups Listed

The text lists class assignments for Third Year French Commercial Arithmetic and Arithmetic with names like Helen Houlihan Anna Ruffles Lena Blake Michael Blake and many others. It notes a March 26 date in New York and describes a boxing match where Young Corbett vs Bert Keyes ended in a draw after ten gruelling rounds with both fighters taking punishment and mutual resilience.

Helen Houlihan Anna Ruffles Tina Driscoll Gordon Gale Helen Kilbride Mary Kilbride Dorothy Lang Kathryn Lang Mary M Roach Bessie Rufles Charles Trent Lena Blake Michael Blake Elizabeth Blake Charles Botsford May Brown George Camnfield Henry Carlson Ina Driscoll George Ferris Clarence Frank Florence Gaffney Mabel Gilbert Frank Johnson Louise Kelly Viola Kutcher Bessie Raffles Alfred Dorman Ida Veness New York Corbett Bert Keyes Denverite Keyes

Dyspepsia Remedy Promises Joyful Meals At Home

An advertisement extols harmony at meals aided by Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It claims tablets boost digestion, calm the digestive tract, and prevent nausea by improving stomach juices. It notes frequent physician use, drugstore availability, price 50 cents, and offers a free trial from the F. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Store to Find Scarce Articles Great Sale Tomorrow

Radford B Smith operates a department store at 1072 Main Street presenting a Saturday sale on 89 Fairfield Ave. The ad lists numerous bargains across categories and prices from 3c to 98c, highlighting belts, buckles, corset covers, night dresses, shirts, toys, gloves, bags, pinochle cards, underwear, petticoats, twine, photo albums, and more. A special sale window is set between 9 and 10 A.M. with emphasis on novelty items and bulk discounts.

Radford B. Smith Main St Fairfield Av

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