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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1909

Page

4

Long Hill Social Scene Highlights At Local Meeting

The town anticipates a morning program at 10 30 led by Miss Fanny Crosby at the Methodist Hall with solos by Miss Lillian Godolphin Mrs Flarrity and A Gabler using Crosby compositions A baby girl brings joy to N C Price at 583 East Main Street formerly with East Side P O Station A South Congregational Church song service features an 8 15 start with choir plus 5S Ellsworth Grum eeeryte Two hours of whist at Miss Ethel Page home on Pem broke Street includes music by Gladys Warner De quayne Haley Jessie Hounslea and Ethel Page A 20 table whist event by Bridgeport Council Cr of A last night in Council Hall led by Mrs J Eckler and others Mrs Mary Disch entertained on her birthday with friends and family including Miss Marion Searles and grandchildren. four generations noted.

Long Hill Fanny Crosby Methodist Hall Lillian Godolphin Flarrity A. Gabler Miss Crosby Ethel Page Pembroke Street Gladys Warner Dequayne Haley Jessie Hounslea Clara Caldwell Helen Marion Meath Gladys Warmer Arthur Stoncan Philip Oliver Wilkins Dewayne Winley Harry Hawley Harry Lill

Marriage in City Sees Bush and Bride Unite in Town Clerk Office

Town Clerk William T Mullins issued a marriage license and the knot tied there with Mullins acting as justice of the peace. The groom Mr Bush, allied with sports and politics, will live in New York after promising to abandon fast living. Witnesses were Attorneys Alexander L De Laney and Michael J Flanagan. The bride’s family consented, and the couple had corresponded for some time before a calm, simple wedding in the office.

William T. Mullins Mullins Alexander L. DeLaney Michael J Flanagan Bush George B. Bush John L. Sullivan Rock Island Savin Rock New York George A. Bush Boston Lillian F. Judd William Judd Arctic St

Gilmore Council Royal Arch to Celebrate Founding

The 32nd anniversary of the founding of Gilmore Council Royal Arch num will be celebrated June 27. At Thursday night’s council meeting preparations were begun and visitors from other councils attended. H Kearns and John T Birmingham sang in vocal selections. Pequonnock lodge accepted an invitation to Memorial day at the Broadbridge farm in Stratfield with arrangements to be finalized at the next meeting. John Roberts sang, Robert Broadbridge recited, Thomas Marsh spoke, Miss Ethel Stirke played piano, Mrs Broadbridge spoke, and Frederick Stirke sang.

Gilmore Council Royal Arcanum H. Kearns John T. Birmingham Pequonnock Lodge Robert Broadbridge Stratfield John Roberts Thomas Marsh Ethel Stirke Frederick Stirke

Newtown Clergy and Local Social Notes This Week

Rev C O Wright attends Church Congress in Boston with Rev R T Jefferson of Darien substituting. Miss Nellie McNamara visits Bridgeport guest of the Horan family. Miss Dora Boyson relapses and is taken to Bridgeport Hospital. Miss Florence Winton of Botsford visits sister Mrs Bassett. Miss Florence Warner spends Sunday in Sandy Hook. William Betts of Ada Ohio visits his mother Mrs Betts in Sandy Hook. Mrs Laura Leonard dies in Bridgeport. Funeral of Miss Kate F Campbell held at Trinity Church with choir, burial in Newtown cemetery.

C. O. Wright Church Congress Boston R. T. Jefferson Darien Nellie McNamara Bridgeport Stephen Horan Dora Boyson Bridgeport Hospital Florence Winton Botsford C. H. Bassett Florence Warner Sandy Hook William Betts Ada Ohio R. Betts Laura Leonard Kate F. Campbell KE. L. Johnson Trinity Church Pene Newtown Cemetery

Yale Students Are Snobs Says Emma Goldman

Special from United Press Emma Goldman denounces Yale students as snobs and New Haven residents as slavishly submissive She was barred from delivering an address by a police squad at a local hall about 5 000 were turned away and she criticized Yale for bulldozing speech and police overreach.

Cowles United Press New Haven Yale Emma Goldman Emma Ben Ritman Miss Goldman Bottee Eabe

Roosevelt Ready for Lion Drive in Africa

Nairobi May 15 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt plans an extensive lion drive starting Monday from the Geo McMillan ranch, aiming for a record hunt. The party seeks a black maned lion rumored to haunt the Mau Hills region, with Roosevelt eager to bag a species not yet killed.

United Press Nairobi British East Africa Theodore Roosevelt Geo. McMillan Winston Churchill McMillan Ranch Roosevelt Mau Hills

Dreyfus Scandal in Russia From Lopukhin Case

In St Petersburg on May 14 a Ruslan scandal grows from the Lopukhin trial. Lopukhin, ex police director, was sentenced to Siberia for five years for betraying Eugene Azef to terrorists. The court is charged as a tool of Reactionaries seeking to shield their agents provocateurs. Azef’s exposure links to many leading Russians. A Duma majority allegedly backs a full investigation as pressure mounts on the Czar for clemency. Nicholas favors exposing Azef despite risks to allies.

United Press St. Petersburg M. Lopukhin Siberia Eugene Azef Lopukhin Azef Duma Nicholas

No More Negroes For German Army

Berlin reports that Prussian military authorities will discontinue enlisting Negroes in the army. The ban mainly affects military bands where African drummers served. Officials unofficially say the group has adopted vices and failed to uphold German discipline.

Berlin

Public Must War Against Tuberculosis

Dr. William Osler told a public meeting of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis that TB is not only a medical issue. He warned it will take generations to reduce its ravages to typhoid levels and urged public responsibility. Ambassador James Bryce and Speaker Joseph G. Cannon also spoke.

Washington William Osler Baltimore Oxford England National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis James Bryce Joseph G. Cannon

The Theatres bid farewell to The Show Girl run

The week’s engagement of Robert M Sperry’s The Show Girl ends tonight after strong attendance and high demand. A big vaudeville and motion picture spring and summer slate opens Monday with five top acts including Burke Touhey, Zinell Boutelle, Apollo Brothers, Three Lady Sisters, and George B Alexander. Three daily shows start at 2 15 with 7 15 and 8 30 evenings. Admission is ten cents with season tickets available at the box office.

Jackson Burke, Touhey & Co Zinell & Boutelle New York Apollo George B. Alexander

Talented Chinese to address Y M C A in May

A Chinese student at Yale and a Pacific scholar will headline a Y M C A event in the city Friday night May 21. Mr C T Wang, elected president of the Alliance of Students in America, and Mr P L Gillett of Seoul Y M C A Korea will speak on Oriental scenes and service. Attendees may bring guests. The evening features a Japanese orient theme with tea service and spoken tales.

Christian Association Yale Korea Orient C. T. Wang America Alliance of Students In America P. l. Gillett Young Men's Christian Association Seoul

Poli's Vaudeville Season Closes With Stars and Final Shows

Poli's last performances today and tonight feature Poli's vaudeville lineup with Pat Rooney's new musical comedy and a strong supporting bill including Vinie Daley Watermelon Trust Jane Courthope Co Jas M McDonald Corcoran Dixon Loren zo Ladue and Pictures of the season stock company New motion pictures The vaudeville season ends tonight and Monday Poli's Stock company opens Clyde Fitch Her Own Way with Miss Alice Fleming and a superb supporting cast GRAND CONCERT Next Monday at Park City rink the Royal Vendes Artillery Regiment band of Sweden under Norden Swedish Singing Society performs with Miss Hilma Matson soprano soloist The band comprises first class musicians touring America by special permission of H M King Gustaf V

Poll Pat Rooney Vinie Daley The Watermelon Trust Jane Courthope & Co Jas. M. McDonald Corcoran & Dixon Lorenzo & Ladue Motion Pictures Jane Poli Clyde Fitch Maxine Elliott Alice Fleming Park City Royal Vendes Artillery Regiment Band of Sweden Swedish Singing Sorciety Norden Hilma Matson America H. M.king Gustaf V

Temeraire Dreadnought Commissioned at Davenport

England's newest battleship Temeraire, described as the most formidable afloat, was commissioned at Davenport under Capt. Alexander Duff. The vessel features eleven inches Krupp belt armor, a 15 mile gun range, and a speed of 22 knots, costing nearly $10,000,000. It will join the main fleet.

United Press Davenport Eng England Alexander Duff

Hood's Sarsaparilla Blood Purifier Claim

An old advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a cure for blood humors and spring ailments. It claims to treat pimples, boils, eczema, scrofula, nervousness, biliousness, indigestion, headache, loss of appetite, and fatigue, presenting itself as a blood cleanser, nerve restorer, and stomach tonic.

Hood

Deaths and Funerals Miss Catherine Kelly

Miss Catherine Kelly aged 18 died suddenly at home of Patrick and Catherine Kelly 142 Hanover Street while helping her mother. Survived by four brothers and five sisters. She belonged to Sacred Heart Church and Society of Children of Mary. Funeral planned for Monday morning. Dr F B Downs attributed death to heart disease.

Catherine Kelly Patrick Hanover St Miss Kelly Margaret Helen Celia Lilly Alice John Dennis Michael George Sacred Heart Church Society of Children of Mary Kelly Bridgeport Malleable Ironworks F. B. Downs

SEASONABLE BARGAINS IN BASEMENT DOOR SCREENS AND CORSETS

The Smith Murray Co advertises a special lot of R and G corsets seconds at 59 cents a pair, with large sizes and extra good qualities. Also offered are basement door and window screens, hammer screens, and porch screens in natural bamboo and green, with hammocks in new colors, priced from 95 cents to 4.50.

For Sale and Rent Listings and Notices Itemized

A dense list of rental and sale properties in Bridgeport area includes up to six rooms per cottage, multiple addresses with prices from 2 200 to 4 500, plus lots and rental rates. Notices include liquor license transfer petition at 230 Hallett Street and endorsements by local electors, dated May 14 1909. Also contains odd clippings on horse idealism and lighthearted comic dialogue.

John E. Stokes Bridgeport Edward P. Nobbs Bunnell St Central Ave Surf Ave Stratford Adams St 6Th St Connecticut Ave Deacon St Board of County Ers Fairfield County Nellie Livan Pembroke Street Se Street James F. Ne James F. Keating John Boemmels Frank A. Whiting Hector McKenzie Gustave Mueller D. Horan William T. Mullins Board of County Omeers Kowalski Hallett Street Andrew Kowalski Hallett Town Bridgeport This 14Th Day of May A. D Michael Novak John Zietth Ignacs Chimelewski Michaelski Jacob Litwienski

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N. C. Price East Main Street Mr. Price Force P. O Ellsworth Grumeeeryte Bridgeport Council Cr. of A Coun ‘Cil Hall J. Eckler W. F. Thomas Mary Cook L. Dolphin Ekla Newman Mary Disch Cey A. L. Barlow Stanley Searles Marion Searles M. F. McKenna Whiting Mfg. Company T. B. Warren W. P. Twaddell A. H. McKenzie A. K. S. Watson E. G. Bishop D. F. Russell F. W. Behrens Newark John Eckel New York Journal James Kid Coughlin Skelly India Minnie Drew C. I. Crosby J. E.foster James G. Ladlum Johnstown First Congregational 5. M. Garlick Colonna Eee Alameda Frank M. Patterson William Bristol Strat John Walker Connecticut King’s Daughters and Sons Fannie Crosby Elsie Westerberg Dewey St Selman Ackenfeldt Herbert A. Smith North Avenue Chancellors Association Park City Lodge K. of P Posi’s Theatre Sembly Hall John Adam Hugo Ham Tomlinson E. L. Fischer J. E. Hyde F. J. Breckbill George McRonal William M. Deecher McRonal Anna Clark M. E. Richter H. A. Howard George Houston Howard F._D. Ives Umor Margaret C. ‘Kelly Mamie Quigley Dennis & Co Miss Quigley Dreyfus Russia Dillon & GO Preanek E. H. Dillon & CO Robert M. Sperry the Young Men's Desert Colorado Desert South River Wasatch Mountains Utah Walker Jones London the World of Trade Poli’s Smith-Murray CO Betti Sam Harris MAIN Conn Home Ee Cor Fairfield Ave Water Ele STATE District OF Bridgeport Parker Burgaria Telegraph New York Weekly Mr. Rooke Miss Bidd Tommy Mamms Chicago News Lyman F. Lyman Optician Main ST
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