Ec zema cured by Lemola offered by Woodworth Co
The Woodworth Co at 1161 Broadway New York offers an experimental Lemola package mailed free to readers. The 60c Lemola box is marketed as a cure for eczema and skin irritations, promising overnight complexion clearing and relief on first use. It claims to treat eczema teething rashes itching scalings crusting infant and adult skin conditions and to help with burns wounds and general skin care.
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New York
Woodworth Co
Broadway
New York City
Bridgeport
Poli's to Open Labor Day Vaudeville Season
Poli's theatre announces a Labor Day opening with a strong vaudeville bill featuring headlining acts. Miss Campbell and Mr. Yates perform the comedy sketch 200 miles from Broadway, with lively stage work and a trio of Ernests delivering acrobatic feats.
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Poli’s
First Class
Broadway
Miss Campbell
Mr. Yates
Three Ernests
Crouch-Richards
Russell Brothers and friends in a grand vaudeville bill
The bill features the Russell Brothers with Flora Bonfanti Russell in Our Servant Girls, plus Paul West in The Song Shop with De Haven Sydney Shaw Twins and seven star performers. The Crouch Richards Trio banjoists, Henry and Lazell in musical comedy, Amy Butler and four singing dancers join the lineup. Labor Day matinee with night prices.
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Russell_ Brothers
Flora Bonfanti Russell
Efe
Mr. Poll
Jesse L. Lasky
Paul West
de Haven
Sydney
Shaw Twins
Song Shop
Poli’s
Hartford
Mr. Lasky
Henry
Lazell
Amy Butler
Nichols to Leave for West Tomorrow
Howard L. Nichols of 344 Center street, a Locomobile Co. foreman, will leave for San Francisco to become superintendent of a new Locomobile branch. A native of the city, he has resided here all his life and has many friends wishing him success. After a two weeks vacation at Asbury Park, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Beardsley have returned home.
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Howard L. Nichols
Center Street
Locomobile Co. of America
San Francisco
Locomobile Co
Mr. Nichols
Asbury Park
J. E. Beardsley
Religious Services and Church Schedules Across City
A list of church services across multiple congregations for Labor Day weekend 1909 including Holy Communion at Christ Episcopal Courtland Street Rev E J Craft and morning prayer at 10 30. Also notes sermons Sunday school and evening services at First Congregational West End Congregational Church Church of Christ Disciples First Methodist Episcopal and other faiths with special Labor Day arrangements and guest preachers.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland Street
E. J. Craft
Holy Communion
First Congregational Church
John de Peu
Col. Broad
Bank Streets
West End
Christian Endeavor
South Congregational Church
Church of Christ (Disciples) Cor
Tranistan
Maplewood
G. N. Stevenson
Jesus
First Methodist Episcopal
George M. Brown
St. Paulus
E. Storkman
New York
Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Barnum and Noble Avenues
C. B. Barto
First Presbyterian Church
State Street
Col. Myrtle Ave
John MacLaren Richardson
Erman
St. John’s Church
Park and Fairfield Avenues
King’s Highway
S&j
Noble Avenue
P. E. Mathias
S. S
C. E
M. Guggenheim
People’s Presbyterian Church
Lincoln Hall
Cannon St
H. A. Davenport
Northfield
Trinity Church
Broad St
Fairfield Ave
William Brewster Stoskopf
After All Is The Movement Under The Dial
An ad style piece explains the inner watch mechanism offers value through repairs by the Reliable Jeweler and Optician at 48 Fairfield Ave Bridgeport. Special this week a Waltham or Elgin watch guaranteed 20 years for $9. The City National Bank notes a 2 percent dividend payable October 1 1909 to holders of record September 20 1909 with transfer books closing September 20 1909 and reopening October 1 1909.
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Buechler
Waltham
Elgin
City National Bank
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Charles E. Hough
Gashier
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Bank G. Sanford
Pres. Benham
Brothwell
Whis Institution
Gapital
EC Watsone
Boston
Philadelphia
Main
John Sts
People's Savings Bank
Edward W. Marsh
Marble Building
Main Street
THE
Bridgeport Land & Title CO
Wheeler
Treas
Robert Marsh
City Savings Bank
GUYER
Escalops
Blue Point
Eels
Bass
Hayes
Water Street
O. Gregory
Stratford
Conn
Bridgeport Trust CO
Tapas
F. W. Marsh
E. H. Judson
Bermuda
Tel
James Staples & Company
Bankers and Brokers
State St
L. Holzer
T. Staples
Smith's
Patrick Meggee
East Washington Ave
Albert Tiska
Stratford Ave
Lincoln School
Ieee
Russell Bros
John
Flora Bonfanti
Russell—James
Lehigh
A. Bennett
Chicago
Arnold Coal CO
Stratfield Hotel Bldg
Broch’s
Bond
Elk Ridge
California Port
Santa Tokay
Schlitz Milwaukee
GUS. Broch & Son
Main St
Delicatessen Cafe
Nichols
West
Loco
Religious
M. J. Buechler
Optician
Middle St
Albert
OLD Homestead
East Main and
Walter Streets
F O'Connor
E. H. Reed
Swift Lowell Fertilizer
Lowe’s Laundry
Seaview Ave
Wash
Rough Ae
Mangle
Thomas L. Lowe
Wells & Lowe
Westport
Hawthorne Inn
Boston Post Road
Clinas Cafe
Fall Woolens
Barnes Tailors and Furnishers
Stratfield Hotel
Kerr Bridgeport, Conn
John F. Fay
New England
Union Hotel
Farrell
Keith’s
the Varsity Pharmacy
Cor
Park Ave
Kossuth
OME Cafe
Choice Wines
Dan Cooney
Power Cedar
East Main Street
Bicycles and Sporting Goods
Harley-Davidson Motor Cycles
Velie
Lil Liberty Special
Bridgeport Bicycles
J. L. Bloomer
Cannon
Lures Sackachs
Bright
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