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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-09
IN THE THEATRES
POLI'S

Gus Edwards. composer and producer of the big musical act. ''The Ten Hol- land Heinies'', appearing at Polls this week was in town yesterday to look over his act and was more than pleas ed with the immense success that greeted Janet Priest and her bevy Of pretty girls. Mir. Edwards had the satisfaction of hearing round after round of applause for his own music and altogether declared himself as more than gratified with the reception of his act by the public and the fn- ished manner in which it is produced by both principals and chorus It is one Of the prettiest of its kind ever seen in vaudeville.
 In the playlet which Mir. Porter J. White is presenting at Polls ti:is week. he es says the part of a man of mys- even those in the audience who pride themselves on their ability to fortell the end of any act before it is half over. confess themselves baffled.
 When he played fullback on the Tammany football team in Bridgeport. Charles ODonnen first learned to take those wonderful falls. Lane and ODonnell. both Bridgeport boys, are making great hit.
 Chick Sales was a tremendous sue cess at the Elks' banquet Tuesday night. duplicating his performance at Poli's.
 Vaudeville experts declare that the Morton-Jewell club juggling act can not be praised hishly enough for the wonderful feats presented
 Wilson Brothers are declared to have the most original German comedy act on the stage One of them has a laugh somewhat like Billy Vans fa- nous cackle.
 The Four Dancing Bugs are the fun niest collection of eccentric dancers seen here in years. Their act keeps the applause going from start to fin- iSh.
 Poli's-the best vaudeville in Amer ica-at the least prices.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-09
WIFE PUNISHED
 FOR ASSAULT ON
 HER OWN HUSBAND
Al Her Request Paramours Sought to
 Slay Michael CampaneIIa.

of the Criminal Superior court. Mrs. Josephine Campanella, this city. plead ed guilty to the charge of simple as- sault. yesterday afternoon, and was sentenced to ten months in jail by Judge Ralph Wheeler. She was put to plea. Tuesday, on the charge of as- sault with intent to kill Michael CampanelIa, the husband. has not been living with his wife for some time. preferring the company of John and
 Angelo Ansero, brothers. It was on the evening of Oct I, while with the brothers, that she was accosted by her husband. She cried out There's Mike; kill him." The brothers set up- on Mike. One of them stabbed him in the arm The brothers escaped. The wife was held as being an accomplice
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-09
JACKSON'S
OF THE CIRCUS"

For the first time in the history Of the American stage. a first class ara .natic production is en tour Wftn a number of celebrated circus acroDSlS and clowns playing leading parts oe play is Frederic ThompSon's big pro auction Polly of the Circus DS Margaret Mayo. with Edith Tal aferro playing the leading part Pony o the Circus deals with a girl bare-oack rider who is injured during a perfoIhh, ance in a small town and is left behind to recuperate Her period or conVal- essence is spent in the home or the tne village preacher. with whom she talls s in love. Later, for reasons explalneo in the play. she returns to the circus which makes it. necessary to present a tent sshow in full operation on tne stage of the theatre To give the nee eSsary touch of realism. MT Thonpson nous circus folks in the world Of white tors. The play will be seen at Jack sons Theatre tomorrow and SaturoaJ evenings and Saturday matinee
 BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
 Max FIedler. Conductor.
 The sale of seats for the Boston symphony concert in Jackson's Thea Ire next Monday evening opened at sffls box office of the theatre this morn sng The large number of buyers m .li5ae as well as the large number or mail orders that have been received .sft1 the theatre show that the interest in the concert is widespread It IS almost three years since the orchestra was last here and the prospects are that the house will be crowded The orchestra is bringing with it as solo-st Madame Corinne Rider-keisey who IS the leader among American concert sopranos and with the orchestra VIII also come Max Fiedler. its new con- ductor. who is a stranger to this c-ty. MT. Ffedler has arranged a most at tractive program. It begins with Wagner's Prelude to ''The Masterslng g. CTS of Nuremberg" and then comes the greatest of modem symphonies-Tscn- aikowsky's Pathetic" The second part of the program will be devoted to two vocal and two orchestral numbers Madame RiGer-Kelsey will sing nrst Agatha's aria from Weber's Der Freischutz'' and second the beautiful tune, Dove Song from Mozart's ''The Marriage of Figaro" The orchestral numbers will be Gr.eg's Peer Gynt' suite No. 1 and Beethoven overture -.Leonora'' No g. While the seat sale has been large there are many good seats yet unclaimed and it behooves those-who have not as yet procured their seats to do so at once
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-09
FRATERNaL NEWS

George Guessinger- was elected con- suI commander last evening at the meeting of Pioneer Camp. w. O. w. The other officers chosen were: Ad- wiser lieutenant, John Sullivan; clerk, Mathew Dargan; banker. William Car roll: physician. E. W. Dupee. M- D.; escort Ernest Fisher; watchman- Sid pianist, Frank Donnelly: manager, Ed ward Barnum- The officers will be installed the first meeting of next month. Sunday class initiation will be held in Live Oak hall at D. m- Distinguished visitors will be present.
 Thomas Stewart was chosen chief of Clan Campbell. O. S. C.. last night These are the other officers: Past chief Donald Nicholson; tanist, James Rae: recording secretary. Robert Brown: financial secretary. Everett Japp; chaplain. John Ross; treasurer. M. H. Bowling; senior henchman. Alex Hoag; junior henchman. William Ar mott: seneschal. George Pearson; war der. William McQuilton; sentinel. John Rroadbent: physician. I. L. Nettleton, M. D.: piper. John Robertson; stand ard bearer. Dan Smith The trustees Royal Deputy John Knapp has been reappointed deputy royal chief of Con- necticut-
 James H. Rooney was made presi- dent of Division No 2. A. O. H.. last evening at the election of officers. Other officers elected were: Vice pres ident. John NJ. Murray; recording sec reta-y, D. J. Congdon: financial secre- ta-y J. J. Mccarthy; treasurer. J. Murphy: sergeant-at-arms. Thomas Naloney: marshal. Michael Burns; sentinel John F. Mccarthy; executive committee. John NJ McMurray. Daniel Mccarthy, John .Dooley- Bernard Thomas F. HeaIey. NJ. D.; chaplain. Rar Father T I Picker
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-09

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 It was a cage of assault. and the lit- ernlly downtrOdden wife was laying her grievances before the magistrate.
 He started by giving me a bin on the nut" explained the angry com plainunt.
 My good woman" rebuked the mag istrate. you mustn't talk like that here. suppose you mean he gave you blow upon the head"
 "Yus. yer washup. An then e tried ter do me in by chuckin' is lacey box at me"
 By which presume you mean" in- terposed the justice of the peace se- verely. that he tried to injure you by precipitating his box of tobacco at you. Pray proceed and avoid slang and inform the court what other in- Juries he inflicted upon you"
 Well. then. he-er-he"- Come. comer' snapped the magis- trate. really beginning to lose his tenn per. Don't waste the time of the court"
 The i'll used wife looked about her helplessly.
 Excuse me. yer washup." she ex- claimed al length. hut was wonder in what was the pet name in this ere court for blr on the jIb"-London Answers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-09
A Tempest In a Teapot.

What war was caused by a clay tea pot?
 For an answer to this question we must go. as might be supposed. 10 the land of pigtails and porcelain The story goes that a Chinese emperor in oiden days gave as a mark of special favor a magnificent clay teapot of rare design to To Hung Chang. his favorlie usa ndarin. This was laid up as price less possession among the treasures of To Hung or borne at his side by two attendants at all high public festivals and functions. rival mandarin saw these signs of distinction with the green eyes of Jealousy and hired man 10 break the obnoxious pot The clumsy fellow was caught in the act and betrayed his master. War follow ed between ihe TWO mandarins and Their respective followers. which re suited In the overthrow and death of Lo Hung Chnng and the reception of his rival Into royal favor in his place.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-12-09
PIONEER LODGE. $. OF ST. G.
 INSTALIS ITS OFFICERS.

Pioneer lodge, Sons of St George, installed the following officers at it's meeting, Monday evening Past presi- dent, Howard Clayton; president, Harry Bennett; vice president. Joseph Pascoe. secretary. John Knight; treasurer, Rowland Martin. The lec- ture by Joseph Pascoe. on Watch Making." was postponed till Monday evening. Dec. 13.. The members of the lodge will leave. Tuesday, on the 6-tO o'clock train. for South Nor walk, to visit Welcome Stranger lccge. Already 15O members have detided to go. &
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

rs asil!rIgs41n. --rl th@ 7tTa.1A ~
~as statue tasaf a al N';agsc Aiai.
ism % ne sr-rutsn Americans Tsin
4a7a xur -ssanwa n .lp l4gasr EgtsrA
II ndt~.rHa4 fur valrl Aaurl -.sr
1araual sap1fas. q LIS first stature
.rz.c.na nara 10 nI9R distinguished
s..!-~,css rsuaared u AIR IaGuHA ik
rastlra
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s,a,sr- nj .aa altna 4Szt4@ yrsasasss &c
rass tnwmiliug +=ar7.isnxs Gslt ,le Avn"
,agsar was laiIrmr-sst 5v asv Charles
W1ua. aAatnr III .a1a -Augr-a III 1ar
.-4vanuit. addresses wears tslivtwvsss
Nv II, aav A.exaattsr Aac4gsIge esillia.
.na.isuinr 1iaRnu II PenuEytvania- m
s-ns agmurv If It's staGrs, nv Ma.
Gen. l. v .sa~s~iv ~ III LAngssala~
.ha Man. av 7-uf 5iIzs PERRY If Ear
v1rt rnipnraify M L.SugTetluw taa
Citizen. ana ~ saEuiltnu " Aallr.
III '-angta4lu~v LIS 71st.
Tan RaErle was presented ~ DEE
,,te Nv 7rainar1 Il. Warner, .r~sasarnr
nj .as g.1nE~ailaw yA.nBaA Manor aa
szHucsattnn. aan was Estsaraa 1v a-es'
atsnf Taft
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13
FRANCES POSITION WEAK
=,yr-re~ .rriter States 7elr 7zesfrzriSe
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,pars I'D sald saaE Ia ~agarried .hr
1Tasaur anar r1uhiea L F-InCa IA
me IT lie snuEF- situations -Iaf
Ia said. The governments vnax
"a said Tie tuvar-rnFHEs YEA
1rs;t+un II he settlement If liz
yasral strike las nc.teJt sls writers
N nil rlIz naHr taHar. z4antg ~ 1nssI
outrageous tasnafds g1f ne vtloie
Jar-ga wuica niGar lave 1een tCusE1r
tu1 van Er -41n time IT Glr JnsfaA
yr-lsn must 1e guue tvaT agaln.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

Tie Lauuanceue1t lal la Imports
EUt Lea mites affected ~ lem II
-la 1rr- pc View rlrz turing ne NINTH
1r aar~a vera lie arzasf III -ac1r1
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-la ruEuess v0r.a. lie Qnrliser u
a14 1or- naGes als explanation vlicn
sea,ns II ,0va- -Ae ground: Tie univ
VIZ An Account Tor his rdAt 1ual-
less uea Ia-a Exhausted lelr stocks
and ara 'amuple-i 10 1uv n1rn goods
&c npar IcEuaI -LHe conditions.
While Terra vas arga Increase I
.uuar-s 81 precious stones ana u-!c-es
81 u--,T- If utta-azr 5Eas. $
shown Dso -aar liz E41s Z III.
-ar-4s Iged Il manufacture Fara ra--'
graz. tbs neaus nora .uuusf--a.
Ic..~rtv Inu nura employment or
American workers..
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13
AcCGSEc OFFERED NC 1EEESSE.
ANC --E 4Lav N4d CIT at
SEW aCNGN-S.
STATE Uttered STRONG CASE
s~nxeCatiur Serves 30Vira =9rTy
MuNs =-nYu rre ally Nrittass
Vas Abducted -r1rr icruui
Until -c Vas ar--ztErf.

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ItsE.
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IN raj. rzagEet VIII NainE ana
l0a'-uz be kidnapping. iaTllv laa
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admission n ,eT-4lG .ssi!mnHv tna
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ma .rre II lis u-sst Il s.'rv0' amt.
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vtth 'r7illv II ne IHEg- lie 1Nrsssr
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13
cREACNCu6-- sEVER.

There sra signs -lAt he Irnad'
loU-ar ever las 5urasu rom Great
Britain 10 -luada. me paper IS Ug.
seSrtng .la, Parliament suUulu vote
$ ,opla o- '-omouus experiments
with tvruE machines sur var Use. saws
rha Montreal .;azpfte uuTubrr W
others ugnlluE some yllcl awe
been making uma 'ur themselves ~
advocating development away rom
Crest 3r.uH. want 'luauian money
voJeu for a CreadHuusur % oe ora-
sertpd O he layv NJ iFnar Britain.
rhe rift VI 4 )aJ-,ezHIn leatr'caI
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neEy " he Moment. ne mJv "
sharing -he -rsn1nHmitT II be
general tefpnse NJ he srnlra 1v he
SEA- should 1a assumed Il ,ali lIuod
win he Intention -ha, Y-at IS u
solved n snail la AIRED hro1lgn rpar
It'er -aag .usf IS be- 'ost II be-
militia u Gv lrhHr gadr service.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13
70 FIGHT GLUCOSE TRuST
lcvai 5ak.rC 'cvyder -aTruanY leads
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COMPANY

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known s4I,Ir.!ar vgaa he -aDor-
s0raa.t lAt 1 Jew raunsuAI.Un vii "a
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backbone nj he Jew combination. mi
1rler ,anr"r1s With r1uital l-Ere-
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la -aaGv % ,aua lru Le samHue.
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

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gesture arsaas wsve partially pA-
a.Ezsst an. eesgA4 act peFserga tAslr
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

-la movement Il so.ua II he
rgurr1ps 20 nauca he Women n -a-
1ava .aesr lArs turing lie ssr~cas s
--lsola1le. ~le -hlnEs many woman
YEA, rn Herr Ieads NOWADAYS Ign Sin
.-nraso,ia gs O irer- .aa attention If
others rom he -u.l-ugs -xerrisss-
SAYS be- View ~1ry ines ~lpT ara
so DIX lar lrv 'usr.uc. Ae a1E~oza-
..au lew nj as fa.ug. -Eev IRA
grossly .uauu-n0~-ata ~ / I8Hse NJ
Worship. TIE 5nrus TAILS. aeE, lrn
-h- worst lEauuI rs Nt aE-~avg;=nr
.anc~ gone uad. ~lpv un uaaaas u
design mt uousrroGs execution.
-Ia~ ,uuuAs ne C4.e Observer "a
Ska ur he -a-- NJ lals 1T asst .a.l
--'1usz se-alueI hen Av-Is sc4rCa-r III
ruGa.e ur asmuE las brought rs
ul--s hat Va iaew Iay 81 Tlrse
7Jr-!kr altac-5 ma inverted 1asEeEs
-0vr-a.t vIl a--.-tr,al tawa-s Ua
1laurs hat faagn % lava IeaE ta-'7-Ad
from ae inferno Iw-a 10 1-auy~ II NJ,
mr vlen iar -r macarthur says
.l. make aa.r vaara~a uaz Use III
gov as. me ntarg .aal Ie toes lor
'Ivn Tor -ar-uv. aS
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

Some aars GEo he 7rnEh,~1 srg-raaE
aars l.llea lG uAn~ '1llaran .aat 1an-
lie lutcr~ turrat -aFnr-n ri he
snaaa scaeuguas. Eow L. salld 1.ll.
IL las evidently JeeE -asUInra "
la AluuInna1Ias. Is lrraa ,a1ldran lava
14eH IN tUwI amt fatally INJURED l~
speeding nmur ..H9 v-rLE L yeaK.
Evidently lrlsf-c Measures IRA
IIurau I ia automobile sHsarar luT
20 -nmun i tansEaGr HesIaca "a ne
;att4f~ II ne lHh.ir
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

Tie ADVANCEMENT ii uadeT-T aC..
auCa LnQ invention a uaa1lg
salua decidedly ram narrative Ill
alr 4 WOMAN timber les .ararua
1er~7alt With y.br- Jr ascending - lti0
sesr A mountain a!imu. Ie highest
lniur tYf4r Taaeaed Ut when -lIe
N-Etfrs Iuu heir eildw inventors
1ava made LertAI transit 4 ,1InmnR
IlfaIr lly1unv AZ Ill saa Il Il -.Is
highest Mountain Gus Ind -Alnk itrls
N r
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

1uaarur Nicanias LIS repealed ne.
-aglIar3nns -asf-+ct4nE he 1far-.aasa ut
Russian IE-nv JrfEars. -RraaE'er,
-7uuE rrfesrz viii 1nr lava u teEnaun
a fuw-v with their 1rtdes. TITS
MAKES 4 aAsisr Tor hem "A naI-7 rs
hey vtll-.lIlI r-lies concerning .nHrS-.
nunv ware uar -da chief hing ~ t.r-ts-
Itse II .nnneeilun With he IvHrlge
Russian H-uv lTfiCar
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

Jefferson -ltr Tu.-F1e Missouri
iulrsa T-Gta- 1aaspst be senate -
gaint.nn submitting II tie sore NJ tie
yaarliH A constitutional amendment
providing dIr a 1Rw state Gaulr0l Ter"
vrtrh Will cost 81, Nh siJlt
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1909-05-13

Cincinnati lt WIS waEng! E~sg,wss
saw s1aat ssssv .sAg-aun xtI ~
Ex1 Aa T'@rstssr ~ .s@ lnasnnmss
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BEST STOMACH
REMEDY FREE

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lecause NJ nuCa tepaldh iDnn 10
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Curing le asst -Hw lays lIinber
If asiFlitiunai evidences II 3ruurrTva-
nenr the industrial anal commercial
situation nave lsen rFsnar-ssst N rllis
jar IT the snlIutrr EverT aasv lays
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tit1Gns. and -he stasiing all along -ln
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,rr.s, n N1r1f seventh sssysn ls"
asses II suussnic liagns VERY ~
-, n rtf1s city. With rsanrT, .tr-se
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Won Ag-azsE --aFF,s-~r.

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Warrington. z President raft
-iessilGv 1ruInissd Ss.uRtuF GaIbgyaan
II TEXAS. ID vimt iGirssttn AZ 'hs
ti-st opportunity * lie uaaes sr7u
ms .all. ae president uuauls n ~
-r1vn through ils south.