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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1912

Page

2

The Third Degree Scene in a Modern Dramatist Studio

In Robert Underwood's Fifth Avenue studio the evening unfolds as visitors arrive and secrets surface. Howard Jeffries, a debt ridden young man, pleads for cash while Underwood tries to stall him and defend a life of deception. Mrs Jeffries Sr confronts the lover with accusations and warnings of disgrace.

Robert Dinderwood Fifth Avenue Underwood Bennington Howard Jeffries Jeffries Howard Mrs. Jeffries, Sr Mrs. Jeffries

Social and personal notes from Bridgeport events

Bridgeport society items summarize a bridge whist for a $1,000 fund, awards to local women, a church concert with social afterward, and a Fraternal Order of Connecticut meeting. Other reports cite a Sweden festival trip, a Shriners dinner at the Algonquin Club, a linen shower for Miss Mary Farrell, and a local warning about cold dangers and Foley’s Honey and Tar.

Equal Franchise League Samuel S. Sanford Washington Avenue Coleman Street Samuel C. Shaw Lawson Ww. 5S. Teel, Jr Waldo C. Bryant Winthrop F. Pyle H. L. Sterrett Dorothy Stanton Tattle William T. Hincks Katherine Calhoun H. H. DeLoss C. B. Seeley Howard M. Wakeman Harvey Hubbell George W. King Grand Lodge, Fraternal Order of Connecticut Hartford Grand Council Alice King Amanda Bane Fannie A. Kinsella Morr. W. Brown Richard Brown Norden Bridgeport Eeerte Chicago Arab Patrol Association Pyramid Temple Shriners Imperial Council Los Angeles Algonquin Club Fairfield J. H. Richardson Associationf George 8. Hill J. J. Fisher W. A. Stacey W. A. Tomlinson John Farrell, Jr Thompson St Mary Farrell Miss Farrell John Farrell Sr Center Street The Crown Co A. J. Fenton Springfield Mass St. Patrick’s Church Finnegan Walsh Farrell Byrnes Martson Hyland Anderson Figlar

Banner Attacks Norwalk Principal Sparks School Row

In South Norwalk a high school flag reading Wanted a man not a grasshopper and Down with the grasshopper appeared overnight. Lineman removed the banner after afternoon. The board seeks a new superintendent and principal Edward H. Gumbart drew rebuke from Dr. William Bohannon, a board member, who urged selecting a man not a grasshopper. It is believed local boys put up the message.

South Norwalk Norwalk William J. H. Bohannon

Ohio constitutional convention passes equal suffrage clause

In Columbus on May 29 the constitutional convention voted 74 to 37 to adopt a woman suffrage clause to be placed before voters in the fall. After broad support, a second reading saw the separate submission provision removed and advocates push an extensive statewide campaign with prominent speakers addressing large meetings.

Columbus Ohio Constitutional Convention Friends of the Cause

Sothern and Marlowe to retire after two more seasons

Cleveland May 29 announcement by H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe that after two more seasons they will retire from the stage. They plan tours of forty weeks each across the country ending with a farewell at the Manhattan Opera House in New York in June 1914.

Cleveland H. Sothern Julia Marlowe Mr. Sothern Miss Marlowe Manhattan Opera House New York City of Bridgeport City Hall F. Cooney

Hartford Fraternity Officers Elected and Uncovered Burial

Fraternities Pioneer Lodge and Sons of St. George elect officers led by Thomas Benn as Worthy Past President and Charles Cressy as president. In Hartford on May 29 workmen digging the Center church cellar found two bodies six feet deep near an ancient cemetery of Hartford’s early settlers.

Pioneer Lodge Sons of St. George Worthy Thomas Benn Charles Cressy A. Orton John Knight W. Armitage Treacrer Thomas Smith Ricard Price Joseph Bennett Grand Lodge W. Moore J. W. Knight Hartford

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