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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
JACKsON's
Jackson's Vaudeville.

Manager Jackson has certainly scored a tenstrixe in the selection or the bill which opened at his theatre this afternoon, and it is sure to meet with the unstinted approval of the natrons of this theatre. The star feature or at least one of them is the sparkling comedy sketch' MY MY Wife's Hero,'' one of the latest hlts comedy writer, George M. Conan, ana is given a splendid Interpretation py Mckee, Rice & Co.,, well known en- tertainers. It is one of those J1ng- ling comedy affairs which makes you Iaugh while you listen It is brilliant in dialogue, sparkling in Wit, ana eomplications As Conan offerings have always been bright, snappy, ana 7ip-to-date, with goodly spec or novelty and originality, a warm vel come for this sketch is assured. An other offering on the bill that will doubtless furnish not end or gooa folks, and be a source or mucn III terest to the grown-ups Will De klui- mals, who are said to possess almost human intelligence. There are over g dozen little dogs and kittens and the astounding feats they perform create no small wonder. Graham & Hartley, expert musicians in novel ty offering and Harry Gray, the char acter nonologist, who has a host of clever songs and humorous w1tt1c1sns are also included on the bill This
 
 fTis evening and Saturday afternoon and night Reserved seats may now be obtained for any of the evening shows. Half price prevails at the matinee for the ladies and children
 sHThe Soul Kiss"
 ."The Soul Kiss,'' will be the at traction at Jackson's theatre to-mor- row, matinee and night. It is one of those lively amusing affairs which
 
 thought, but at all times is enter taining. There is story to be sure, but 1t doesn't obtrude 1tse!f to any marked degree during the riot of fun and melody that prevails throughout the. entire two acts of the piece mere will be found notable cast of slxty chorus of thirty and a "corps de bal let of twenty Harry B Smith has Maurice Levi has supplied a score containing at least a dozen tuneful numbers. A striking feature of the piece is the "corps de ballet,' who have been imported from the Elm 7oire Theatre, London. Throughout inc piece they execute daintiIy ar ranged dance numbers. The produc- ton is produced under the direction of Julian Mitchell, and is lavish in scenery, costumes and electrical eff fleets. Seats are now selling for both Performances.
 sOur New Minister
 Denman Thompson'S great Yankee play, "Our New Minister" will have it's first presentation at Jackson's theatre in eight years, opening on Easter Monday and Tuesday even 1ngs, with bargain matinee on each day. MT. Thompson has put forth a certain defined Insight into real Yankee life and unlike the "Old Homestead' he does not make the mistake of comparing these quaint country people with .'city folks Seats are now selling for all per- formances.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
335 FOREST FIRES
 BURN l5,OOO ACRES
SPARKS FROM LOCOMOTIVES
 ARE THE MOST COMMON CAUSE
 OF WOODLAND CONFLAGRA- TIONS.
But Hunters, ExcursiOnists, Boys Who Build Bonfires and Men Who Throw Lighted Cigar Butts, Are Ere quentIy Not BlameIess. <

s. N. Spring, State Forest Fire War den, has issued a little pamphlet on woodland and brush fires in Connecti- cut in which it appears that 94 per cent. of Connecticut towns had 33e forest fires in 1909 and that Is. 900 acres were burned over, with an estimated damage of $27, 900 plus $2, 800 which was the cost of putting the fires out.
 The causes of these fires are nuner- ous. Many are due to the careless ness of hunters. fishermen, picnickers, excursionists from the cities Some grass or brushwood, to see it burn. Smokers who drop lighted matches, cigarette or cigar butts are also chargeable- But sparks from 1ocono- tives are probably the most prolific single cause. Ninety-four fires were directly tE1ceab1e to this source. Says the State fire warden:
 eff our woodlands are allowed to deteriorate further in this manner, their products will become of less and less value, with corresponding de- crease in many industries which are with a corresponding rise in price of the manufactured product to offset the increased cost of raw material.
 ''If the forest fire problem concerns all citizens of the State, the conclusion is plain that cooperation is the only in this direction has been taken by the establishment of a Fire Warden Ser vice for the control of forest fires in the State. The Town Fire WardenS and their District Wardens aim to pre- vent fires by posting warning notices, and by enforcing the laws which i'm pose penalties on any persons starting take charge of the fighting, and make every effort to restrict dannage.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
WEDNESDAY CLUBS
 FOLK LORE MUSIC
Miss Hogan and Mrs. Bill Beautifully Render Illustrations From Irish and ScOtch-Mrs. Weiden-
 hammer Sings in Original

Folk Lore song and music. with it's mournful minor strains. was illustrat- ed at the meeting of the Wednesday Afternoon Musical Club at the Strat- field yesterday afternoon- A large audience was present. The talent was entirely local, and of the clubs mem bership. Perhaps honors were divid- ed between Miss Margaret Hogan and Mrs. Philip ". Bill. Miss Hogan sang an Irish folk song and fHThe Kerry Dance'' in a sweet voice. which gave evidence of unusual cultivation. Mrs. Bill sang "A Bonny Curb and f'I'm Wearing Ava to the Land O. the Leal.'' She has a, soprano of tender quality which is unusually true. Much interest was taken in the Swedish folk songs: rendered in the n1er, who was assisted at the piano by Miss Helen Smith. Mrs. George w. Wheeler was leader. Other numbers were:
 Miss McNamara. Miss Sullivan. Piano solo, "Csardas. No. 2'' CTun- garian)-Joseffy.
 Miss Belle Blackstone.
 Violin trio, ''Pastorale'' (F'rench)-A. Chapuis, 'eTo Flora R'1oraison)- J. J: c. de Mondonville.
 Mrs. Kingman, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs.
 Mrs Comley. Accompanist. Piano solo. '.Madrilena''. Fantaisie Espagnole-Paul Wachs
 Miss Lillian A. Sullivan. Piano solo, '"Theme ct Variations, op. 19 n)-Tschaikowsky.
 Miss Jennie Margaret Hawley; Violin trio. Russian Folk Songs, ''The Nightingale. ''The Scarlet Sara Mrs. Kingman. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs.
 Re1isle.
 Mrs. Con1ey, Accompanist. Piano solo, Hungarian Rhapsodie, No. 2''-Liszt.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
TN THE THEATRES 5
POLES

There will be special holiday per- formances at Poli's theatre Friday with seats selling at the regular aft ernoon and evening prices and the advance sale indicates that a zgoodly majority of the people have planned to include visit to Po1i's as a part of the days festivities. At the Fri day matinee and also at the Satur- day matinee all the little children at tending will receive an Easter gift from Manager Poli in the shape of a ee large 6,1sd hands9mely Ii4p h decorated Easter small candy eggs, the whole consti- tuting the costliest souvenir ever giv- en at Polls The children and the grown folk also will enjoy splendid bill headed by Annie Abbott, the Georgia Magnet, who will present a series of wonderful feats of strength the ordinary woman of her build. She is puzzle to all who see her this week as she has been to hun dreds of the leading physicians all past.
 A splendid bill is seen in support. including John P. Wade and company in the sketch of southern life, stMarse Shelby's Chicken Dinner, and Bedini and Arthur, the world famous grotes- oues and comedians For next week S headline feature Manager Poli has booked Lasky's swagger musical ION01ly He N0W E@1anODh10nOS" con sldered by many to be the best act that Laslzy has produced thus far A humber of new girls will be seen in the act, including Monti Brooke, the beautiful girl who was last seen here with the Twentieth Century, in which she played the leading role. As big special feature of the bill Manager PoIi will offer Maggie Cline, Queen of Ireland," a singer and comedienne of the old school and one Of the most loved vaudeville actresses in America. Maggie confesses to be- ing over thirty years of age, in fact her hair is snow white but her TO- Eusto soprano voice is still in evil dence and her famous song Throw Him Down McCluskey,'' a vaudeville classic for years is still sung at times and yet is supplanted by Has Any Che Here Seen Kelly and you have not heard this song sung rightly un- til you hear Maggie Cline sing it. Other acts on the bill will include Billy Farnum and the Clark Sisters: Golf Phillips, singing and monoIogue offering; Mirabini, the man who carves beautiful statuary from blocks Of ice; tzgibbon-McCoy Trio, in the roughhouse, "A Mischievous Brother and the Robert De Mont Trio in the acrobatic novelty, Hotel Turnover With Sunday marking the close of the Lenten season the demand for seats for next week is unusually large with many theatre parties in eVi- dence. Orders for seats singly or in blocks for next week will be booked now by application to the box office
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
An Insinuatine Missive.

He was q German student, and this was the letter he addressed to his un- cle:
 Dear Uncle-A very strange thing hap Dened yesterday. I went to see a friend of mine at the bank who knows your handwriting very well, and he thought you were i'll. as I had not lately presented any checks signed by you. He begs to be remembered to you, also do l. and you might let my friend see your signature again. If you are very busy, you might send blank check. and I will fill it in Yours affectionateIy, KARL
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
VALE FRATERNITY ELECTION

New Haven, March 24.-Connecti- cut men elected from the sophomore class of Yale College to the junior clude the following:
 Alpha Delta Phi-Samuel Glover, Fla irf1eld.
 Fsi Upsi1on-Lewis Merriam Wig gin, Litchf1eld-
 Delta Kappa Epsilon-Haro1d Whitfield Carhart, Greenwich.
 Beta Theta Pi-Charles Seaver Smith Shelton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24

nor will not have a rival in the field. With the Republicans things are bit different. James A. Garfield is be- ing groomed by his friends to run against Harmon, but a. number of other prominent Ohioans think they could give Harmon a, better race. The Republicans expect to announce their convention date by April 10.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
STUDENTS, RECTAL.

The pupils of Prof. J. A. Hugo will give a students recital this evening in Warner hall assisted by Mrs. Alice Mertens and William A. Tomlinson
 the program being as follows: Men de1ssohn Concerto in D minor Miss B. Stetcher; Polka de Ia reine by Rolf, Charles McBurney; Concerto in G minor by Saint Saens, Miss Gertrude Evers; Rhapsodie hongroise No by Liszt, Miss Edna Northrop; Chopins B minor Concerto Miss Florence Sammis. Tickets may be obtained at the store of the Sonnenberg Piano
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24

Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the B. H. s. basketball team will High School at the Boys Clubgym
 Earlier in the season the local boys travelled to Norwa1k and were de feated by a small margin. They have since perfected in their work, antici- pating trouble in reversing the scores. There will be dancing after
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
Cleanliness is Godliness.

As cleansiness is next to godliness during Lent and especially in the Spring time, when the blood is changing, you should clean the body of the porous matter as you would clean and air you house, so go to the Hotel Atlas Turkish Baths and clean up for Easter. Friday is ladies' day g a. m. to p. The baths are always open.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
~our New Minister.''

An arm to be suspended over a roll of wrapping paper, carrying a roller to imprint merchants advertisement New York mans invention
 A Frenchman has patented a process for plating faces with gold, silver and other metals so that they may be used for trimming garments and hats and for ornamenting wood work.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
5LA MES RI FXExDj

Columbus, O., March 24.-The State Democratic committee of Ohio. hay
 ing held a. special meeting and agree ing that the next convention will be held in Dayton June 21, has sent forth the word that Governor Harmon is to be nominated by exclamation. The Democratic leaders declare the Cover
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24

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Gin Seutiher 9ulfan.

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