Steinert COncerts
-
ous concert artists—r
First
Concert
Second
Concert
Third
Concert
e
Fourth
Concert
.fla‘ol . -
.» "i: H.
| i. m.»
915 MAIN STREET
A
‘
“
NICHOLS LOSES SUIT
New York Dealer in Antiques to Col-
Isct Judgment From Green-
wich Man
Morton (‘. Nichols, wealthy-Green-
suit
brought against him by lsaacs Levy,
*3 New York dealer in antiques. w
alleged Nichols refused to pay for vul-
v'lch rv-Fidcnt. has lost the
noble goods. Judge Booth of i
cert manager has became well known
ing Series of Concerts at popular prices.
SEASON 1918-1919
‘ /
MB. RUDOLPH STEINERT. of New Haven, Conn, whose reputation as a successful con
and establishd in this community, announces the follow-
by a csrefully chosen group of the world‘s most fam-
iiWh-
at THE STATE STREET CASINO
onlnozponr ,
Saturday. November 9, at 8:15 P. I.
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
J OSEF STRANSKY. Conductor.
MAX ROSEN. American Violinist Soloist.
Wednesday, January 22, at 8:15 P. M.
JIME. FRANCES ALDA
A Leading Soprano of the Operatic World.
Thursday, March 27, at 8:15 P. 3!.
MM I?
AMEI .I'I‘A GALLl-CURCI
The Celebrated Colorsturs Soprsno Whose Velvety, Flute-Like
Votce Dwelis in the Memory.
Friday, April 11, at 8:16 P. If.
9
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
m unsure rmsou can».
‘C’ .
I ' -_
'. OWOST WEATHER luamu of Many More New England
is here Seldicn Made Pool); by the War
andslso vercoats. . Department.
W h‘ on'fieigomlutyear'l WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—The
e] V ‘ names of four officers and seventy-i
’ St nine enlisted men in prison camps
‘20“ 525- VII were unnoticed today by the war de-
Exec tionsl Good ue. panmet. . ,!
gthers upto $50 Lieutenants Alfred w. Lawson.
Brooklyn: George N. Crawford, 915
Van Buren street, Wilmington, Del.
and Horace Schiddet, tbelieved to be
Horace ‘Schidlert, Klamath Falls, Ore,
are at Kurisruhe. and Lieutenant Fred.
Hick Foster, East Orange. N. 1., is at
an unknown camp. l
Enlisted me. include: 1
At Ras‘att: Simon .J. Doucette.‘
.i’mton: Edward C. Delaney, Provi-
‘dcme: Tony Diegoli, Plymouth
51855.: Edward Chevalier, Fair Haven,
Mass: Alexander Cbioli, 220 Mimi!)
CABINETS, OPERA
BOOKS
FRED H. PONTY
KODAK SHOP
7 South'Rorwslk. Conn.
‘ Palace Theatre Building
Mme.CaroIina LAZARRI & Rudolph GANZ
The Sensational Contrelto of The Eminent
the Chicago Opera. 00. Swiss Pianist.
/
The low prices st which these Concerts are ofl'ered to the people of Bridgeport end vicin-
ity ere possible only because thesesrtists sppssr under Mr. Steinert's msnsgemsnt in Provi-
dence, New Keven, Worcester and Springfield—as well ss in Bridgeport.
‘ COURSE TICKETS (Four Concerts) $5.00 and $6.00
‘ SINGLI. CONCERTS. $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
(Gslli-Ourci Concert, $2.00 ,nd $2.00)
. BUYING COURSE TICKETS IS MUCH H033 ECONOHICAL
TICKETS NOW. ON SALE AT
,(‘ommon Pleas Court handed down alluz for Judgment when NIchoi's law-
yet had been called Into the not onul
service, and was unable to be in court
on the day the case wu; called.
Judge Booth found that Nichols did
have notice of the judtlmcut
\I'ils cit-in on Nov 2:;_ 1M7,
luntll Jon. is. fills to ask for the .Iudx-
This case was hard-fought. becausc ment in be reopened. As Nichols did
Nichols claimed Attorney R. R. Rosco not make
of Greenwhh had been unfair in ash thought the judgment should stand.
decision ycuicrdar
damages of $439.07.
he
he
awarding
The court
gives Lory permission to foreclose u
lien on Nichol's property on the B08"
ton Post Road. Greenwich. unless
ohols pays the judzmcnt
first Monday In January. 1919.
before
‘ M. STEINERT & SONS co.
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
l.cvv
also
NI.
the
this
====
Sacred Heart Con
Dcnr Sire:—
we are happy to writ
murkcd succcss.
phnm)
Having had the .It'WCIt piano
use in our convent. school. and Assembly hull.
it has given grout satisfaction. It has crmtcd :1
standard here and we are convinced that thc
Jewett piano will continue to enjoy it very
Very respectfully.
(The Sisters of Mercy have three Jewels
\oni. Bridgeport, Conn.
October is. I916.
in constunt
c that In action. lone. etc.
SISTERS OF M BRCY.
. ’ The JEWETT‘
Hundreds of Music Teachers Use and Endorse Jewett Pianos
In point of rcal'solid value
the qu’ett pianos stand
in a class by themselves.
They have won their high
reputation" by actual use
in the homes and studios
of discriminating musical
people.
1 , m neuron snout: euro
sou sod Worn-sod by srsinnnr's
“tel shuns so fans 'I such...
. ., “a“; new; 13er gourmet at tarts-m main in
MT“
M‘s
ll
Joint"! styles (Work range n4 tum" than
«it‘s» up
hhdh Thus-Ins
unscrewed
request
h walk, is very low with Spanish influ'
5556’ News.
RECORD ALBUMS, RECORD
south-"om street, Reading. Pa: Jame: N. Hesse ‘.
‘ i East Wat-sham. Mass: enry J.
~ ,_,__ , .-.. * ,-‘ __.. Blain, Achusnet, Mass; Norman Allen.
VICTROLAS Ncw Iiedford. Mass; Bartholomew“
EASY TERMS Buckley. Whitman, Mass: Charles
. - - Dcuipster. Boston: Kenneth Oscar
' All Records m stock If they are Sachrdsun, Erie. Pu: William Owenst
tube hw' Pottsville. Pu: Bruce Liehcrnighti
Kramer. Shippen‘sburg, Pa.; Emanuel
Robert Iiigler, (‘al‘lisle. l’a.; William,
I.ddSIIflW, Arnold. Pa: Charles H.‘
Hetricks, Dubols. Pa; Leon John‘
loveless, Northeast, Pu: tRoy C.‘
oGodrich, Bradford, Pa; Carter Ed-'
wards. Northeast. P8,: Claude ‘W. Set,l
Catasauqus. PL: Donate (‘uginL Phil-
dclphia; Frank Shank. Carlislc. Pa;
Vitcantonio Yard. Swampscott. Mass.;
James Benjamin Chapman, Nonhest.
Pu: Charles W. Wheeler. Lincolnville,
Pa.: Michael Fl , St. Chir, Pu:
Floyd 0. Titus, rte, Pl: William J.
Gardner. Pottsville, Pa: John Fred
Snag, Eric. Pu; Edward Gurney, New
Haven.
Charles McGregor. son of Rev. and
Mrs. E. F‘. Bic-Gregor. is improving
from an attack of Spanish lnfluenla.
——I)erbies st O'Brien's.
pocketbook. found by Miss A. F. Beard,
of East avenue, and are now emitting
sn‘ owner.
(
\. . ' s
~ Miss Alice Ridge. of South Nor
ensa. Mrs. Mary McMscslly.
St. Francis Hospital.
her,
from
is caring for
and
the court
I
i.
I
I
which
had
.-- ..,.._~-wlth
l
the spmnm.
l .
i~ The mon\"i‘riends of Mrs. A. i.
Benedict of (‘luv street, will be pleas-
tcr a very FQVQH‘P attack of Spanish
influenza.
w
Mr. and Mrs. James Stoll and iam-
ll\'. who have been ill with the Snnn~
Ish influenza. arc Improving. Mrs.
Stoll is able to sit up a short time
each day.
. _ Mrs. llouunl .‘v'. Godfrey and sister.
Mrs Anna sink, of Bridgeport. are ill
the Spanish influensn at the
,homc of the former. 2 (‘heumut street,
first word.
i George A. Wood has returned to his
jdtlllo's at the oftlrc of the l‘nltcd
Slatcs Shippinc itoani of tho timer-,1“ “Item.“ ma,
acncv, Fleet corporation. alter bl’ingflnoculuted.
contincd to hi> hmm with the grip for:
i two works.
, ~ ---~~--—— l
i mumm mom. of ('annondnle.'
, has scoured at "position with the I'Ittw '
nix l-Ingino Co., to fill the \‘ut‘am‘l'
‘cuuscd by the I‘PBIL'lifliItln of Howard,
I-‘lnch. no relief dt'lt'cr of tho Iiurkt‘r‘
fire truck.
~~llats renovated. (i'Brh-n. l
I .._.,.-
t
; ”no. 3
i IIo‘fl'V l’w‘lmt'. who is credited
with the New York contingent, is 89‘:
verely wounded in war service. No
was formerly employed by J. Edward
Lycctt on the farm .nt Broad River.
and left Norwulk with the first bunch
of draftece. ‘,
. _._._._. i
The local police were notified by,
,the Danbury authorities to be on the;
notch for a man by the name of Meyer?
Harris. Harris. it is claimed, is a sol‘
'dicr and «cars a serreant's uniform.
He is wanted by the Danbury depart-l
ment for the theft of a $200 lady's fur;
coat.
i According to a notice sent out by3‘
Lieutenant Ramsey. of the Bridgeport!
:Jrolice. a Ford touring car, No. 47-351.
,Conn..’the property of Dr. M. W. Bel-t
zer. of 484 East Main street. Bridge‘
port] was stolen from that oily last;
evening. The local police are asked;
to be on the lookout for the machine. I
i .
The board of directors of the Home
for the Aged will hold their rezular.
-’October meetmc Monday with Mrs;
Baldwin‘at. 64 Wall street. It is hoped‘
1all will attend, that the work may
not all fall on the omcm-s. Et‘erv,
I member should be responsible for her‘
I share. \
a-“
9 Miss Edna Ilcnnessy. of, 77 Stevens
'stroct. ycstot'dny ,rechd 3 German
itrcnch helmnt, from anco.’ The hel‘t
met was captured during n raid on n'
German trench. The helmet is paint-
ed a peculiar greenish gray and seems
to have seen considerable service by
Miss Calm-Inc Weafcr h'us com-
pleted her two and 1 half S‘esrs'
The police have In their custody a
cd to know she is able to be out uf-i
aceEJbo bIH bx mh hmhmhh
At Camp Ingolsisdt: J. Griesser,
Philadelphia. '
At Limburg: Benjamin H. Tellmann.
New Brunswick. N. J.
At langensnlza: Alfred V.
Conshocken, Pa. e
At comp unknown: Jasper Tortorici.
Peabody, Mus.
Vol pe.
'eto coucume ow:
WORKERS omr VACCINE
President and Chairman of Stool Cor-
poration Take Second “Shots"
day.
l NEW YORK. Oct. 24.—-—'l‘lle new
{anti-influenza vaccine, the invention of
Dr. William H. Parks. Chief of the
Health Department Bureau of Labor-
atories. was yesterday placed at the
disposal of their employers by several
big manufacturing concerns, chiefly en~
posed in 'war manufactures. inocula-
tion with the vaccine is optimal on
the part of the employee, they were
Itold, but it is belicved that thousands
iof workers will ask for it in prefer-
.ence to risking illness and possible
,denth.
As precedent for the employers of the
3 United States Stool Corporation. Judge
libert H. Gary. chairman of its board,
and James A. Farrell. its prcsldcnt,
5were inoculated yesterday. They will
receive their sccond “shots" today,
three being ncccssary to offcct immu-
nity. Judge lury arranged for the
sending of u largo quantity of vaccine
to the corporation‘s sevcrnl plants. It
275,000 men will be
Regent Theatre
Owing to the epidemic :-._ow
prevalentin Nor-wall; the num-
agement has decided to close
the Regent Theatre until fur-
ther notice.
‘ This theatre will be closed
until further notice. ‘ ‘
~.
— . —_ __ -..____...._..- - _ _
mum to St John's hospital at ions.
Island my and also a three-mom”
nurse .I the twin-tn hospital at New.
You my sn-I is "mod to srrtsc:
Womanhood-«mm. g
in lab-rm oi m I'am sins-4...;
w “was m the not». this
M W for It:
:m. rm .
moon“ «sumo ‘ l
ommnou neoconse-
5“""“ “waitinw Out for orb:—
Gims I . v. U. to Definite 2
Tan 1: r t - - . - . WATERBURY, on. as.
5 0° In" °°“d”"”“ " ”’d‘ here ill with the Spam
ham still are in an eie punk I.
and. will be until next wetllffirlierzifi: whotzfif“: “I, g: to hand “or.“
military curriculum will permit negu an: m}: e! (:11 90:33-00: flu '
liar andlonger time for practice, Ed Bo rd in :rderew revent n ‘
lye Stskmd had a his squad in uniform a (i f the dj ea p
Vtednssday. Most of the 511011 time spafludieer‘ $.53; have
was devoted'io signal drill, .- 1 i _ , V,
eleven running through the “381,153: more than 1,000 patients in the _.
. w- 33:: it? $29233...“st ....
biskmd faces the task of building pitala This caused the; ._ . .
a team around one man, Capt. Frank 5 read throu h families lid
Fnsch, the halfback. Fn‘sch is about bfocks g ,
ssusr so To noun
Objecting Influonu PM
Health Order in Wm
ii
the only 'man in the squad of varsity - - ‘
training and experience. There arg ghfelflgggfiucgfirrglis $§§nb:'
several likely looking youngsters,er 5500 cases and 5,13 den '5' -
among the other candidates. however.
and the Maroon motors are hoping for
a worthy representation.
Among those who are out for prac
tice were Gassert. Gantly, Mahcr,
Cummings, (‘OI‘M‘IIQ Shapire. Leidin
gcr. Norton, Lusardi, Brcslin, Barnes
Ili'ys. Panuch. Ferrari. (repairer, , - -
Walters Cannolli, Harden, (lary,_uar- 9111182522: SFfif'trfhfngfiuugf;
vey, Riley. t‘allcn, O‘iiarc and Present. mcr Hill on September 29, Fall: Asi-
-__..._~__. ‘1 otli, who was bound over on s also“.
COTTON STATISTICS. :of murdering Oberle, testified!“
_WASHINGTO.\'. Oct. 25.——Cott0n Went to he. at 8:30 on the night 0
ginned prior to October 18 amounted was killed. Guido. nine-revolt!
t0 6.790.003 running bales. including»! Ariom. corroborated this sum
113,335 round bales and 9,780 bales of; and said he was sure his (other did fl;
Sea Island. the census bureau today, got out of bed during the win ' '
announced. I inquest will be continued today:
__m-. ._ .. __ -,_ .- .
month thus far.
INQU EST INTO DEATH.
GREENWICH. Oct. 24.40010“ 3",;
J. l’helan of Bridgeport yesterdny-
ducted an inquest into the death
._. -.__'. _
9hr inger
BRIDGEPOR’I‘ ‘-
The Woman’s Style Store ‘
"' 917 MsinSt. Near State St.
mouths runes
IN worms WEAR
Exceptional Values
FOR SATURDAY ~'
Women’s and Misses’
Suits
'I‘uilorcd and For Trim—
mcd Suits in oil wool ma-
terials of Scrgc. Oxfords,
Silvcrtonc. Velour dc liuine,
Broadcloth. 'I‘ricotinc, ctc..
in u \vhlc rungc of styles.
pl'it't‘tI from
325.00 $95.00
Sizes 16 to 54’
" t
Womens' and Misses’
Frocks
Itruhlml umI I‘Imhroidcruil
in Scrgc. Wool \'clour, \‘ol-
vote-cu. Satin uml (lcorgcttc-
in all thc \Vnntcd shudcs.
$14.98 $69.98
Sizes 16 to 54
Women’s and Misses’ Coats .
l-‘;:..hom«-d ot \clour. iolivm, vacrtoncs.
I-‘nvct dc Lotto-x, silk Iill.'tI and warmly intcr-
Ixnml ’ y
$19.98 ”$95.00 St:
‘ Size: 10 to 54 .. I.
s A Ll? ’
FURS ‘ ,
Tailored and For Trimmed
Him-k and Kit (‘oucy Scot-.5, Stoh-x~ and Bluffs.
hit-coon Scurl's lllltI Mott's from $15.93 up
Sl‘ill'fS'-‘Iiitltfk Lynx and li‘ox, in black, taupe
_ and natural ................. $35.00 up
.‘J ttural Skunk Scut'l's mot Side»: .. $32.98 up
.\'-1lut‘ol Skunk Mott's .............. $39.98 up
LARGE ASSORTMENT
0F
MOURNING DRESSES.
COATS AND SUITS
I ' Sixeslti to 48 .
t
Whe interact... to.
Begin Saving? 4
Nahumunmwstcwm? he
Norwalk Chronicler