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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1910

Page

6

Poll Players Present Bright Week of Souvenir Mat and Musical

The Poll players unveil a week of souvenir and autographed photos as a new mat begin Thursday. Miss Fleming and Ryder praised for their portrayals in a production led by Director Meidon with Kenneth C. Johnson's program committee shaping Junior Day events for June 10 at the school hall.

Potl Pitania Ana All Law Pease Shirthin Miss Fleming Wit Rosie Wong Poll’s SRY Kenneth C. Johnson Mit Mandelures Edgar Webster James Flyn

Ida Lodge Proposes Public Meeting on Education Initiative

Members of Ida Lodge in N.E. 0 P. Tin EF 0 P. approved a proposition to promote the order’s educational project. Warden P. Donnelly and Margaret Afeni were named to a general committee to arrange a public meeting and disseminate knowledge about the initiative.

ROM & Pedle Warden P. Donnelly Margaret Afeni Martine

Marigold Gathers Postmaster Certificates for Walls

Postmaster Marigold collects certificates of former postmasters dating back to early presidents. The display includes appointments signed by Presidents Eiels and Johnson, with several certificates signed by Taft, Roosevelt, and Truman era figures.

Marigold W. Smith Eiels Johnson Cod Taft Roosevelt

Five Hundred Eagles Plan Outing by Special Train

Bridgeport Fraternal Order of Eagles prepares a state field day trip to New London on August 18 with a chartered train and full band. About 500 members plan to attend, with a predeparture street parade in Bridgeport. District Deputy John J. Bohl and state officers will attend, as will the New London field day boosting committee. 200 applications have already been received for initiation.

Bridgeport Order of Eagles New London P. H. Brady George P. Jameson William H. Callan J. F. Cooney Daniel J. O'Connor Thomas McNamare Thomas Reddy D. H. Monahan John J. Doyle Martin Keily William Dixon William Rodgers Joseph Barry William Ansell William Moran Joan H. Nagle John Heaphy Peter Carroll John J. O'Neill James Redden Michael Cooney Philip Culligan Edward Morris Timothy Donahue Eugene Hope Christopher Donahue Joseph Hart John Barrett William Brooks John Mack James Welch Michael Crabby Daniel Walker Timothy Clanagan Stephen Boucher Mayor Buckingham Bernard Glenton John H. Regan John Dempsey Joseph Burke Simon McCullough Samuel Gregory James Connery Charles Campana Patrick J. Corriken Peter Hackett James Glennon George Simone James J. Kerwin Christopher Finnegan John H. Murray John M. Donnelly John Tague Henry E. Shannon Christoper Fay John H. Spitzier Harold Boud George Smith William H. Rogan Peter Boyle Istrict John J. Bohl Staf New London Field Day

Yale boys suspended for auto theft dare incident

Yale University suspend Robert A. Kelly of Xenia Ohio Samuel Barr of Mogsup Conn Earle H. Hale of Gildersleeve Conn Raymond Goodrich of Portland Conn and G Prentice Jr of New Haven for taking an automobile belonging to G G Prentice Jr. The car was recovered in Waterbury after a dare. Prentice did not press charges.

New Haven Robert A. Kelly Xenia Ohio Samuel Barr Mogsup Conn Earle H. Hale Gildersleeve

Dead Eaters In France On Strike Over Opera Hats

Paris May 26 United Press reports coffin bearers in Paris threaten to strike unless allowed to replace the opera hat with a cap during funerals. Undertakers refuse, arguing the dignity of French funerals must be preserved. The dead eaters give two weeks for recovery or they will parade with hats atop their ca h.

United Press Paris T|o France

Castoria Ad Campaign and Tuberculosis Bed Shortage

A United Press report from New York on May 26 notes that at the current pace it will take 45 years to provide hospital beds for all indigent tuberculosis patients in the United States. Last year 7,000 beds were added. the goal is 35,000 by 1913, with New York State leading in beds. Also included is Governor Weeks proclamation designating June 14 as Canewacatios Flac Day in honor of the national flag, urging display and education in schools about its meaning and the nation's history.

United Press New York United States National Association For the Study and Prevention of New York State Massachusetts Pennsylvania Colorado New Mexico Nilan Weeks Tomor

Connecticut Medical Society Opens 118th Annual Meeting in New Haven

The Connecticut State Medical Society began its 118th annual session in New Haven with lectures on insanity diagnosis, urethritis, blood diseases, and anatomy. Dr. Gilbert of New Haven presided, papers covered obstetrics, gastric ulcers, fractures, intracranial surgery, and treatment of tuberculosis. An evening banquet at Lawn Club and a smoker at the MA building followed, with delegates from Hartford, New Haven, New London, Fairfield, Windham, Middlesex, and Tolland counties participating.

New Haven Connecticut State Medical Society Foy Auditorium J. M. Kenisten Middletown Max Mailhouse P. J. Littlejohn A. G. Nadler Waterbury E. J. Knight Hartford G. W. Hawley Bridgeport W. 5. Verdi L. W. Bacon Malthouse D. Gilbert Dudley House of Delegates Hartford County Oliver Smith Charles S. Rodman William H. Carmall New London County Edward P. Brewer Fairfield County Gould A’ Shelton Samuel M. Garrick Windham John Kent Litchfield Edward H Welch Elias Pratt Middlesex County James M. Keniston Tolland County Thomas F. Rockwell Frederick B. Willard Erastus P. Swasey Michael H. Gul Charles M. Wooster Myron P. Robinson Thomas G. Sloda John Hose William S. Russell Jeremiah D. Hggleston Ralph A. McDonnell

New Haven Considers Charter for City Government Reform

Judge A McClellan Mathewson outlines a tentative New Haven charter proposing a Mayor and four Councilmen elected on even years with no ward system, recall and referendum powers, initiative, and a home rule framework. Education kept under Board control while business affairs move to the council and department heads nominate chiefs for police and fire under civil service rules.

New Haven Chamber of Commerce Hartford Prore Board of Education Chiefs of Police and Fire

Blacksmith pulls tooth with thumb during Bakersville scene

In Winsted on May 26 a Bakersville blacksmith George W. Jones demonstrates odd versatility by singing, shoeing a mule, and then extracting a deputy sheriff and postmaster's broken molar with his thumb and forefinger while continuing to sing. The incident follows a family toothache theme as the sheriff jokes through the extraction.

George W. Jones Bakersville Here B. L. Belden Mr. Belden Job Mrs. Belden New Hartford Jones Smith— Victo—ry Victo—Ry

Local Notices Mention Sail Dates and Engagement

Christian Tisenmann, baker at 58 Atallam Street, will sail for Germany May 8 on the steamer Deutschland. Henry J. Waters, assistant city auditor, will sail for Europe Saturday June 4 on the Arabic. He will be absent three months. Mrs. Pearl Steiber, mother of Miss Mildred Steiber of 26 Bunnell Street, announces Mildred's engagement to William Meyer of New York. Want ads: CENT a word.

Christian Tisenmann Atallam St Germany Deutschland Henry J. Waters City Europe Pearl Steiber Mildred Steiber Bunnell Street William Meyer New York

Local ads tout hats fish and watches in Bridgeport market

HH Dillon and Co advertise black and white untrimmed hats and trimmed dress hats at half former prices. W D Cook and Sons sell tons of bluefish and a wide range of fresh fish at low prices. Hayes Market displays an extensive fish assortment including cod haddock bluefish and lobsters. Buechler the Jeweler promotes a barrel of Waltham and Elgin watches bought from a wholesale stock with sale ending June 3. Also note a large gas engine driven cargo vessel in San Francisco Bay.

Hh, Dillon & Co Main Street W. D. Cook and Sons Hayes Hayes’ Fish Co Bridgeport Public Market Bank Streets East Main Street Elgin Buechler Bridgeport

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