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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1913
Page
9
Bruce Argyle presses detective Kayton for help in the murder of a rich patriarch and the shifting will. Kayton agrees to travel to Albany to probe, while press reports sensationalize the case and hint at Miss Margaret’s potential motive.
Paterson New Jersey May 1 Report ties I W W leader William Haywood to an indictment for disturbing the peace as silk mills prepare to reopen with armed guards and large strikebreakers. Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Carlo Tresca, indicted with him, assist in the periled fight against authorities.
CANNONS Miss Susie Coley is confined to her bed with malaria and a bilious attack this week. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Nichols and daughter Florence spent weekend with Mrs. Jerome Godfrey. They and J. H. Stommell accompanied them home to New York for a Sunday auto ride. Miss Caroline Stock training as a nurse in York enjoys a month’s ration visiting sister Mrs. Eugene Richards. Loyal Temperance Legion resumed Friday meetings in the Sunday school room. W. ct T. U. met Thursday in the MFE church lecture room. Death of Mrs. Edwin Seymour of North Wilton spurs election of a new secretary and treasurer. Delegates named for County convention June 4. A short program discussed from the Asion Signal. Mrs. Antoinette Daniels, Danbury singer and artist, will give a recital in Cannon Hall May 17 under M. E. Aid Society. Percy Thompson sold a horse to Danbury parties. Mrs. L. R. Ambler confined at home by illness ten days. Miss Florence Banks and Miss Doris A. Godfrey attended the Town Teachers Association reception in Ridgefield Friday. Charlie Olmstead, son of Mr. Richard Olmstead, treated for inflammation of the ear drum and deafness by Dr. J. Meek of South Norwalk. Miss Eva Ferris left town Saturday for Newalk where she is…
Evelyn Adelia Stewart of Euphemia Ohio describes relief from monthly pains and illness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She credits the product for returning her health after the Change of Life at age 47, enabling her to work as a seamstress and nurse for years without doctor bills. She invites special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. and notes confidentially answered letters by a woman.
Miss Lillie Berglund returns home from work with Mrs S J Miller in Georgetown. Mr and Mrs Ralph Rounds upgrade their Hylo Farm house. Walter Sterling and wife visit their Brooklyin relatives. Herbert K Job State Ornithologist gives an instructive talk on game birds and their value to farmers in controlling pests. His slides enhanced the presentation free of charge.
Chicago announces Clemente Campanini conductor of the Chicago Grand Opera Company has been released from his engagement at Covent Garden this summer. He will stay to manage Chicago affairs and return next week with directors to wind up New York operations. Harold F. McCormick says Campanini will soon go to Europe to hire artists.
In Stamford on April 30 James McGuire of Greenwich wed Miss May Hickey. In Ridgefield on April 23 Michael Dowling married Miss Mary Kelly. In Newtown on April 16 Bartley F. Raynor of Danbury married Miss Fannie M. Knapp.
The article urges giving the hall a proper furnishing to extend a warm courteous welcome. It notes that many overlook the hall and that new stock reveals pleasing furniture options. A short visit could help decide what is needed to impart an art air of hospitality to the home entrance.
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