Newfield Branch Library Circulating Most Books
Newfield Branch Library led in circulation with 237 872 volumes, while the main Burroughs Library reported 197 196 volumes in 1913 1919 figures from annual reports. The year saw a general decline in children’s book lending but growth in non fiction and adult reading supported by library services, publicity, and educational programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newfield
Burroughs
Thette Library Board
Rolary
Dorthy
Inghi'gren
Briggaport
New York State Library School
Springfield
Bridgeport
Bridgeport J
San Tiego
Bridgeert
Marma
Tate Mageria
Aystem
Warlonsibraries
Paniel
Acoo
Colonel Joe C Miller Leads 101 Ranch Wild West Parade
Colonel Joe C Miller of the 101 Ranch in Marland Oklahoma brings a vast Wild West troupe to Bridgeport with a record setting parade through downtown. The feature program includes The Orphan story film with Tom Mix and a lively slate of vaudeville acts at the Majestic and Palace theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe C. Miller
191 Ranch
Marland
Oklahoma
101 Ranch
Colonel Muller
Bridgeport
Cody
America
Plains
Wild West
William Fox
Poll Majestic Theatre
Tom Mixon
Tony
Mix
Cynthia
Tom Walker
Salfish
Stage and Screen Review from Palace Era Show
A lively panorama from the Palace includes Clay Crouch and Spoof with songs dance and witty repartee. Tulsa Sisters Lola and Belle star in a vaudeville stretch while Jack Golde and others perform. Pathe News Evolution Goes on Trial headlines and Poli’s vaudeville bill features Genzell White’s Revue, Carey Donovan Matt, Jim and Bee McIntyre, and The Piano Mover. Cameo screens Scandal with Hoot Gibson in The Saddle Hawk and Daughters Who Pay with Marguerite de la Motte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Crouch
Paul Murdock
Lew
Ted
Sona
Part
Sea
Gona
Tulsa
Lola
Belle
Hisezes
Jack Golde
O'Donnell
Blair
the Palace
Wil Morrissey
Fotka
New York
George White
Pathe News
Polis Vaudeville Theatre
Estedday
Vaurdeville
Genzell White
Southland
Carey Donovan
Matt
Taxic Next
Jim
Bee McIntyre
Maud Allen and Co
Mack and Manus
Mildred Davis
Harold Lloyd
Jarl Miller
Poli’s
Hoot Gibson
Universal
Camey Theatre
Gibson
Hioot
Hood
Hant
Marian Nixon
Frank Campeau
Josie Sedgwick
Charles K. French
Bridgeport Firm Files Attachment Against Corbet Property
Norwalk July 9 Special. An attachment for 250 was filed in Town Clerk Herbert R. Smiths office against Mathew Corbet of Winfield street in favor of Bridgeport Automobile Company. It alleges the defendant owes the plaintiffs 12 dollars with damages of 200 requested. The case is returnable in the Court of Common Pleas on the first Tuesday of September. Attorney Carl Youter of Bridgeport represents the plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Herbert R. Smith
Mathew Corbet
Winfeld Street
Bridgeport Automobile Company
Court of Common Pleas
Carl Youter
Bridgeport
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Morary
Lions
Exchange
Tolary
West Branch
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Leon W Rubingon
Weet
Burroughs Public Library
Fsite
Af Broad
State Streets
Ana Pers Kkial
Mamn
Juvente Tnt
Nowfield
Juventin
Volum Ste
Volumna
Piso
Lee
Brg
Central
Ad Sen
North
Pee Tot Artie & Tng
Activa
Te Active & i Viet
Isit
Tos AG
San Frans Seno
Majestic
ACE
Brigodf
Ace Brigade
Palace
Vaudaville
Storm Thlawan Clay Crouch
Berg Sisters
Pawl Murdock
Bridgeport Company
Ace Brigode
Clay Crouch & CO
Witts
Berg
Jack Goldie
Andree Lafayette
OLI
O’neill Brothers
THE
Mitchells
International News
Elsie Janis
Reruc O’donnell
Mat, Spec
Harrery Morrissey
Elm City
Paramount
Pathé News
Phlnderbolt Mildred Davis
Hyves
Gonzell White
Carly Donovan and
MARRIn_ “Funnies
Mack
Adolphe Menjou
Pauline Starke
Wiliast Fox
Jom Min
Tony Thewonter
Deadwood
Oregon
William Steele
Margaret de la Motte
John Bowers
Eauncerout
Fairfield Ave
Grounds
Ieee Ma
Sandau Music Store
Main St
West End
Barbara la Marr
Conway Tearle
Harry Morey
Rialto
St. Noble
Colleen Moore
Quilty’'S
Virginia Valle Norman
Kerry
Demolay Hop
Community Theatre
Pairfield
Wanda Hawley
Pat O'Malley
Wallace Reery
Ana
SIS
Famous
Virginians
D’londra
St. Patrick's Church
Redding Ridge
Kennedy