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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1917

Page

4

Great Cinderella Circus Arrives in Bridgeport Tomorrow

Bridgeporters will witness a major circus spectacle tomorrow as Ringling Brothers opens a 89-car train caravan from Stamford. The parade reaches downtown by 10 a m with 1370 staff, 1008 wild animals and 735 horses joining a three mile street display. The Big Top opens at 2 and 8 pm with Cinderella as the main attraction, backed by 400 foreign artists and a circus within a circus for children.

Bridgeport New York, New Haven & Hartford Ringling Stamford Ringling Brothers Agerie Bingo America Ring‘lingville Ringling Concret Band Animal Land Fairyland Prince Charming Great Palace

Flag Raising Program Planned by Pequonnock Yacht Club

Arrangements are complete for a flag raising ceremony at the Pequonnock Yacht Club on Memorial Day morning at 21 o'clock. A 110 foot flag pole, built by club members, will carry the National colors at the masthead. The program includes Locomotive Brass Band selections, calls to colors, and a speech by Judge Alfred B. Beers. After the events a luncheon will be served. memorial yacht races are canceled.

Pequonnock Yacht Club Chit House California Street Locomotive Brass Band Buglers Dean Denton I Angel Arthur C. Bennett Elmer Ogden, Jr Uncle Sam Cy Chittenden Jack Louis C. Fenton George Lush George H. Torgoff James Holt Alfred B. Beers G. A. R. ‘America Lo‘compboile Frank Braithwaite Board of Governors John F. Babineau James Anthony Harry F. Hamilton William H. Brown Louis Brock Charles C. Blackman Frank EB. Elliott George Gunther Henry L. Usinger William B. Meyer William G. Soper Alfred V.elliott Hiram S. Winterburn

Two Workmen Injured by Falling Timbers

Timbers injured workers Fred Hart of 190 Lewis Street and Georges Miller of 660 Prospect Street, employees of De Voe Tompkins Roofing Co., Saturday night on Grand Street. Lacerations treated at the emergency hospital by Dr. Canavan. Also an advertisement note for white millinery and flower seeds from local businesses.

Fred Hart Lewis Street Georges Miller Prospect Street de Voe Tompkins Roofing Co Grand Street Dr. Canavan Emergency Hospital

Denman Flays Goethals Over Ship Attitude

Washington May 28 Chairman Denman of the United States Shipping Board sharply criticized Major General Goethals executive manager of the Emergency Fleet Corporation for discussing policy at a New York dinner. Denman said the board aims to defeat the German submarine campaign and defended rapid, large scale shipbuilding while denying any breach with Goethals. He noted swift congressional support and warned against discord among government branches over shipbuilding policy.

Washington Denman United States Shipping Board Gen. Goethals Emergency Fleet Corporation American Iron and Steel Institute New York Philadelphia Shipping Board Berlin Goethals Congress Senate House Treasury Department Panama Canal Council of National Defense Department of Commerce Army Navy Department of Labor Steel Trust Elbert H. Gary Steel and Iron United States Althoug Fleet Corporation

Plan for wooden ships gains favor in Congress

The Appropriations Committee backs building wooden ships as an emergency measure against submarines with Gen Goethals reportedly endorsing the plan. Congress may authorize both steel and wooden ships as quickly as possible. Frederick Roach, guard at Virginia Beach wireless station, was slightly wounded during an exchange of shots with two assailants nearby.

Appropriations Committee Goethals Congress Frederick Roach Virginia Beach

Perfect Health How Gained an Old Broadside

Dr L W Bowers cites S Weir Mitchell on health as mutual blood exchange. He notes men average five million red cells per mm2 and women four and a half million. Pierce asserts natural purification with Golden Medical Discovery to improve digestion, liver, lungs, and heart, promoting blood nourishment and rounder corpuscles.

L. W. Bowers S. Weir Mitchell Pierce The Surgical Institute Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce

Senator Sheppard and notable contemporaries celebrated

A historical roundup honors Morris Sheppard born 1875 in Wheatville Texas and notes his rise from UT student to U S senator. It mentions Bishop Collins Denny, Archbishop Alexander Christie, and ICC member Balthasar H. Meyer as contemporaries, plus Asher Havens and the Texarkana inheritance of a physician’s estate case.

Eph A. Bailey Senate Collins. Denny Methodist Episcopal Church South Alexander Christie Oregon Balthasar H. Meyer Interstate Commerce Commission United States Congress Morris Sheppard Joseph Batley Sheppard Wheatville Texas University of Texas State Capitol Chamber of Commerce of the United States Yale Pittsburg Texarkana Asher Havens Clifton J. Edgar New York Congress Winsted Havens Jos

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