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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1909

Page

4

Bond Issue by A and B Meg Co

A long notice describes a 3500 mortgage by American & British Manufacturing Co on its city plant, with prior mortgage, bonds of $1000 each at 6 percent, and a New York office for interest payments. It notes the Corliss engine works in Providence and lists officials and legal details of authorization and repayment timing.

American & British Manufacturing Company Charles H Homer B Edwin’g Sanford Joseph W. Hoad‘ley W. R Sheldon Empire Trust Company Fof New York L. W. Baldwin Purte Corliss Engine Works Providence

Hats and fabrics sale spurs Bridgeport bargains

Local merchants advertise price cuts on women’s cloth suits hats and summer dresses. Spring millinery at Gottlieb Gorman Co and Lag Dborde Co offer first quality hats and $6 to $18 styles reduced to major discounts over three days. Coal for cooking promoted by Nau gatuck Valley Ice Co as convenient fuel.

Wairfield Ave Naugatuck Valley Ice Co Housatonic Onco Lag Dborde Co Lane Howland Geason’s Oneanenday Gottlieb Gorman Co. Howland’s Bridgeport Wworu

Bridgeport Men Honored by S A R in Connecticut

The Connecticut Society Sons of the American Revolution held its annual meeting in Hartford with officers elected for the coming year. Lewis B. Curtis of Bridgeport named president. Compo Beach, Westport chosen for a new monument to General Tyton landing. plans draw in New York with artist approval pending. The society reports near funding of 3000 dollars for Compo Beach and reduced overall debt while 81 new members were admitted.

Hartford Connecticut Society, Sons of the American Revolution Lewis B. Curtis Bridgeport Rufus E. Holmes Winsted Charles G. Stone Henry C. Sherwood Hobart L. Hotchkiss New Haven Edward E. Bradley John DePeu Henry R. Jones Hertford Jonathan Trumbull Edward W. Hooker Hartford Ord John H. Perry Southport E Wales Lines Meriden Eli C. Birdsey Isaac W. Birdseye Wilson H. Lee Eet P. Curtis Morris B. Beardsley George W. Jackman Samuel A. Burns Dr. C. F. Williams Clarence Wickham J. Doolidge Hillis Leverett Belknap Edgar J. Doolittle L. Wheeler Beecher Westville Merritt Heminway Watertown Isaac W. Brooks Torrington Robert W. Hill Waterbury William E Chandler New York City Saymour C. Loomis George E. Burgess William J. J. Rent New Heaven George H. Fork George A. Alling George C. Peet Compo Beach Tyton Danbury New York Board of Managers

King Manuel Aims to Ease Portuguese Burdens

Special from United Press Lisbon May 11 King Manuel acts to curb rising unrest by cutting the civil list and easing oppressive monopolies. Bankers who finance the state face strong opposition as heavy provincial customs duties erode commerce profits. Taxpayers chafe at funding the Queen-Mother and Queen-Grandmother Maria Pia, whose lavish palaces fuel discontent and threaten the dynasty.

United Press Lisbon Manuel Maria Pia

Weather Indications New Haven May 11

Forecast calls for fair and cooler tonight with Wednesday fair conditions. A disturbance moved from near Pittsburg to central Maine, causing local showers and thunderstorms in the lake region and along the north Atlantic coast. Pleasant weather from Missouri to New England. A Colorado disturbance brings cloudy weather and local showers in the west. Locally fair weather with low temperatures tonight.

United Press New Haven Pittsburg Maine Lake Region North Atlantic Missonri New England Colorado

Hood's Sarsaparilla Endorsed By 40,366 People

A testimonial volume claims 40,366 readers recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla as spring medicine for blood appetite rheumatism and other troubles. The ad urges buying a bottle today and insisting on Hood's.

Hood

Leading Milliners Offer Trimmed Hats At Low Prices

Dillon and Co display a large line of summer trimmed hats including Leghorn Chip Lace and Net hats with flowers feathers and wings. An extensive untrimmed hat stock is shown in light chip hair braid Tuscan and Leghorn styles. Flower trims are abundant. Prices claimed one third lower than elsewhere.

Smith's Theatre Promises High Class Vaudeville This Summer

The Smith's theatre box office reports strong demand for Rob ert M Sperry's The Show Girl with daily matinees and reserved seats selling fast. The 2,200 seat venue will feature five top vaudeville acts per performance, matinees at 2 15 and evenings at 7 15 and 9 30, with cool comfort and careful attention to patrons. Opening week expenses exceed 1200, signaling an unusually important bill for Bridgeport audiences.

Bridgeport Smith's Jackson

Sperry's Show Girl a Tuneful Comedy Satire

Smith's theatre hosts Robert M. Sperry's The Show Girl a tuneful satire with Miss Margaret McKinney as star. Noted performances from Elizabeth Steinmetz and Charles E. Peck receive strong applause as the production features satire localism and bright musical numbers.

Robert M. Sperry Smith's John J. Raynolds Elizabeth Steinmetz Frederick Suiffin Margaret McKinney Loren Delbridge Bridgeport Miss McKinney Sperry Pastors’ Association Charles E. Peck Miss Steinmetz Charles BR. Jewett Miss Steinbach Mr. Sperry Billy B. van Mr. Peck Lew Dockstayer Mr. Jewett Prof. Atlast Jewett Pittsburg Mphriam White Frederick Sniffen Samuel Sawwood Lee Reynolds Buckingham W. T. Mullins Bernard Keating, Jr Lawrence J. Gill Board of Assessors Bridgeport Lodge of Elks Aerie of Eagles

Poli's Last Vaudeville Week At Poli's Theatre

The final bill of Poli's season features Hotel Laughland a musical farce from the Pat Rooney company with Vinie Daly noted for dance song and imitations Lucky Jim a western mining camp playlet by Jane Courthope Co and The Watermelon Trust a colored act by Coates Grundy & Co. plus James F. McDonald Corcoran and Dixon and DeRenzo LaDue in a comedy reel and new electrograph pictures.

Poli's Theatre Vinie Daley Miss Daly Jane Courthope & Co LeRoy DeForest Watermelon Trust Coates,Grundy & Co James F. McDonald Messie Corcoran Dixon DeRenzo LaDue

Bengal Juniors Beat Diamond Juniors on Flats 12 to 2

Amateur baseball notes show Bengal Juniors routing Diamond Juniors at the Flats Sunday 12 to 2 and issuing a challenge to 18 year old city teams such as Hill sides Soundviews Excelsiors and others. Brookside Juniors beat Lakeviews 12 to 7 while Clovers downed Flatirons 8 to 1. The Amazons accept Bridgeport Juniors challenge for a 2 30 p m game at the Flats Sunday and a new East End team seeks tryouts at Union and Connecticut avenues Sunday at 1 30 a m.

Bengal Diamond Flats Hillsides Soundviews Excelsiors East End Union and Connecticut Avenues Clovers Flatirons Seasides Superbas St. Charles Amazons Bridgeport the Flats Bulldogs Stars, Clovers Arrow Junpasouth

Calvary Church Officers Elected At Annual Meeting

The Calvary Episcopal church held its annual meeting with Rev. J. H. Brown presiding. Officers elected include Senior Warden E. T. Wheeler, Junior Warden A. G. Morehouse, Clerk G. B. Benedict, Treasurer F. E. Webster, and vestrymen Zalmon Goddsell H. A. Morse George Lines I. T. Ferguson Mills F. and Webster, G. B. Benedict.

Calvary Episcopal Church J. H. Brown E. T. Wheeler A. G. Morehouse G. B. Benedict F. E. Webster Yesterymen Zalmon Goddsell H. A. Morse George Lines I. T. Ferguson Mills F. Se Tad E. and Webster G. B Benedict

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