The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-07-20

No. of borrowers cards issued
since Library was opened. 1898
Periodicals on file: Monthlies sc,
Dailies 5, Semi m onthlies 1, Weeklies
20, Quarterlies 8, Bi-monthlies 2;
total, 105.
Donors of Periodicals - American
Association for International Con-
ciliation Bulletins and Pamphlets:
American Steel & Wire Co.; Weekly
Report of Crop Conditions in U. s.;
Anonymous, Catholic Transcript, Ma
tiona1 Humane Review, Salve Regina,
Signs of the Times; Bridgeport
Farmer Pub. Co., Bridgeport Times
and Evening Farmer; Christ Church
Guild, The Churchman; Christian
Science Publication Committee, Chris
tan Science Sentinel; Daughters of
the American Revolution. Mary Sill
man, Chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution Magazine;
Dearborn Publishing Co., Dearborn
Independent; Dupont de Memoirs,
E. J. g. Co., Dupont Magazine; Mrs.
Judson Stiles, "Open Door," "Our
Dumb Animals; Lake Torpedo Boat
Co., Lake Periscope; Charles Lay,
Landscape Architecture; National
Single Tax League, Bulletin; Mary E.
Potter, Spirit of Missions; D. M. Read
Co., Harper's Bazaar; Donald Sammis,
National Enquirer; Stratford Woman
Suffrage Association, Woman Citizen;
United States, Patent Office Gazette,
School Life; Universal Brotherhood
Lodge No. 81, Bridgeport, New Way,
Raja Loga Messenger, Philosophical
Path; woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, American Issue; Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Church, Woman's MISSION
arv FrieDd World Outlook.
Donors of Books-MrS +. H. Allen,
Mrs A. E. AIvord, American Expedi-
tionary Force; American Telegraph &
Telephone Co.; Anonymous, Armour
ta Co.; Association of Railway Execu-
tors; Mrs. F. A. Aufford, In Memory
of Herbert Aufford; Bahai Publishing
Co., Deaconess Barker, Mrs. A. B.
Benjamin, Warren R. Briggs. William
o. Brown, E. P. Billiard, Mrs. Mary
Burr, Arthur w. Burritt, Business
Code Co., Carnegie Endowment Fund,
Mrs. w. II. Carma1t, Miss Josephine
Carter, Connecticut State Council of
Defence, Mrs. N. e. Cornwall, Judge
H J. Curtis, Mrs. Charles B. Curtis,
Estate of Lille F. Curtis by Mrs. A.
f. Darling, Mrs. Margaret B. De La
cour Mrs. John Dorian, Reuben H.
DonnelIy, Mrs. Laura H. Follett, Mrs.
+. Malcolm Forbes. Milton, Mass,
General Education Board, Emma l..
Goodwin, Hampton Institute by Miss
Clara Snow. Mrs. c. L. Hardenburgh
for estate of Paul and Madeline
Whitehead, Benjamin Hartley, Mrs.
e. l.. Herrick, Mrs P. III. Hodges,
Houghton & Miff1in Co., Mrs. Chas.
De r. Rowland, Illinois Dept. of Pub
lie Works, Robert Ingersol1, Interna-
tiona1 Harvester Co.. Charles Janet,
Paris, France, Ardon l.. Judd l..
Elizabeth Judson, Mrs. Stiles Judson,
Anna Kabiersky, Otto Kahn. Freder-
ick c. Kip, Susie Lacy, Charles Lay,
George p Mclean, Mrs. w. E. Mat
toon, Gladys Middlebrook, Tracy D.
Mygatt, National Wholesale Liquor
Dealers Association, New York Stock
Exchange. Henrietta M. Noble, Chas.
Lathrop Pack, Charlotte NJ. Packard,
ST., Sir Gilbert Parker, Frances B.
Russell, Mrs. E. r. Sil1iman, Miss
Josephine Shaw. Miss Lillian P. Snow
den, Mrs. l.. H. Etahler. Mrs. C. F.
Totams. Committee on U. S. War
Dept, Training Camp Activities, Mrs
w. b. Walker. Leila Wells, Sally D.
Wells.
Other gifts received-Mrs. A. p.
Benjamin: A large collection Of Ian
tern slides and several portfolios OF
pictures. Many of the slide pictures
of Stratford Of so years ago. others
show the Maine coast Florida, and
foreign views.
Mrs. A. E. Darling: A number OF
articles of historic interest from the
estate of Lille F. Curtis
Mrs. Louise Fowler Parker: Articles
for historical collection from the ole
Booth homestead corner Nichols av-
enue and Booth street.
Miss Ida r. Porter: A large col.
lection of curics and interesting ar
ticles brought from the South Sea