Demand for Seats Prompts Aim to Treat All Alike
The statement notes a large demand for seats and the management's aim to treat all applicants equally, ensuring fair access for everyone.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1911
Page
8
The statement notes a large demand for seats and the management's aim to treat all applicants equally, ensuring fair access for everyone.
Tonight at the Park Theatre a fashionable crowd will witness the Marriage Game with Grace La Rue and Byron Chandler in attendance. Prominent Stratford residents and New York guests accompany the leading cast as the house is expected to be packed for the best comedy and production yet by Bridgeport’s local author.
Hannah Scanlon widow of John Scanlon of St Pembroke street died last evening at St Vincent’s hospital after a brief illness. Survived by two children, two sisters Nora Flahaven and Mrs Nellie Ryan, and four brothers John Flahaven James Haniel and Patrick, all of this city. Also noted are the deaths of Marcella C Glazebrook and Thomas B Glazebrook formerly of the city. St Patrick’s church high mass in Paterson NJ. interment Park cemetery. Funeral services for Charles Richard Mann at William Liebermann & Son parlors. Rev Paul Clemen officiating. interment Central Verein plot Park cemetery. James P McDermott funeral from Rourke & Rourke parlors to St James Stratford. Rev Father O Connor presiding. Large attendance and floral displays. Pallbearers named Thomas William John Thomas McGrath William John Costello. Interment in St Michael’s cemetery family plot.
Former Senator Archibald McNeil Sr endorses Sunday concerts in Broadsley and Seaside parks and offers to contribute to a subscription list. He supports the idea proposed by DeVer H. Warner to provide free music for working people who seldom hear orchestral programs during the week.
A large Elks and families audience filled Poli's last evening for Elks night. The sold out bill featured Burdick and Barry, Fred Gilman, Florence Legere, Mrs Gene Hughes in Youth, Walsh Lynch and company Huckins Run, Tom Linton Jungle Girl, Ernest Paiizer and Midget Charley, Miss Poney Moore and D. J. Ferie, and the Springford Twins with wardrobes and songs. Seats for remaining performances are limited. it’s the season’s greatest bill.
Arthur Jewell of 2078 Seaview avenue suffered a right arm fracture on a State street car when a timber near tracks caused the injury. Dr Greenstein treated him at the emergency hospital and he was moved to St Vincent's hospital. A veterinarian, Dr Southey, dispatched a bay horse with a pistol shot after it fell and broke a foreleg at State and Water streets. George Bailey age 11 of Connecticut avenue and James Lord of 53 White street were bitten by dogs. Dr Krause treated their wounds. John Stirn and his wife, after 30 years of marriage, partitioned their four family block on Lafayette street and filed papers with the town clerk.
The Wednesday Afternoon Musical club held its final meeting in The Stratfield south parlor and elected officers after adopting an amendment to allow two vice presidents. Mrs. Jonathan Godfrey became president. First VP Mrs. S. T. Davis. Second VP Mrs. Augusta Englehart. corresponding secretary Miss Mabel L. French. recording secretary Mrs. William H. Comley, Jr.. treasurer Mrs. Charles S. Cole. The club is a leading Bridgeport women's organization staging major musicales.
At the Sons of the American Revolution annual meeting in Hartford on May 11 officers were elected including President G C F Williams Hartford and vice president Isaac W Brooks Torrington. In Bridgeport James Keenan was found guilty of burglarizing Alfred Riendeat’s 202 Main Street residence and sentenced to one year in jail after stealing a clock later sold for one dollar.
Mrs. George Rowe wife of Bristol Fire Warden led a rapid mobilization to protect Wolcott from a major forest fire. She coordinated volunteers recruited from Bristol, dispatched men and autos to Wolcott and Park Street, and personally directed operations until the blaze was contained. About 1,000 acres burned with several outbuildings destroyed and homes at risk but saved by quick action and local effort.
Grand Vice Warden James L. Christie leads Ida lodge as Past Grand Warden Frank B. Hill of New Haven is elected supreme vice warden by 125 votes of 197. One assessment a month to be planned. Wallace A. Smith attended as delegate. Sterling lodge plans observance of 11th anniversary next month with no definite action.
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