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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1913

Page

8

Westport farmer shoots chicken thief during late distress

In Westport Aug 2 a farmer fired at a thief near the Harris henhouse on Cross Highway after a bag of hens was seized. Residents report rising chicken thefts and vow action while plans advance for a monster gun club show at the fairgrounds on Aug 14 with invitations extended to nearby towns.

Westport George W. Harris Ueda Herrin Mr. Harris Westport Gun Club Duke of Norwiik Southport Darien Bridgeport

C A C Band Concerts Planned at Seaside Park

Seaside park hosts a sequence of public band concerts in August with Coast Artillery Corps, Wheeler and Wilson, Bridgeport Band, Olympic Band and the G A C Band performing marches, overtures and a Blue Danube waltz. The G A C program includes a reader composed march by Paul G Goulding and ends with the Star Spangled Banner.

Coast Artillery Corps Seaside Wheeler & Wilson Wood Beardsley Washington P. m Bridgeport West End Olympic Lafayette Seaside Park Paul G. Goulding Finck Strauss Premier Saxophone Quartette Reeves Star

Fairfield Firemen Carnival Opens With Big Street Parade

Fairfield Aug 2 heavy rains did not deter the opening of the Fairfield Firemen carnival and parade. The largest procession ever, with firemen from Southport Nichols Terrace Stratfield and town proper, led by Chief Henry Moore, trumpeted through main streets. Fairfield Fire Department No 1 led with auto chemical apparatus and a banner of 80 men in new white shirts white caps and black trousers. The Loyal Order of Moose Fife and Drum Corps and Southport firemen followed with a horse drawn steamer and 30 men. Twenty four members of Fire Department No 2 arrived with a hand drawn chemical. After the parade the carnival opened for its twentieth annual run at the fair grounds under lights. Event organizers include George Johnson chairman George W Anderson Henry Moore and others overseeing dances booths candy wheel fortune dolls refreshment stand cane stand and advertising.

Fairfield Southport Nichols Terrace Stratfield Mneer Henry Moore Fairfield Department No. 1 Loyal Order of Moose Fife and Drum Corps Southport Firemen Id. Fire Department No. 2 George ©. Johnson George W.anderson Tee Joseph Carroll Robert Dalling William Dyer John Laughlin William Flanagan Jose Carroll Pat Carroll Herbert Smith Novely Booth Dennis Donohue A. Muttitt J. Sullivan J. Collins Ambrose Smith Frank Smith Fred Johnson Thomas Carpoll George W. Anderson

Amateur Farmers Aid Government in Plant Experiments

Washington reports the Department of Agriculture is extending its reach to about 10 000 volunteers outside official service who are testing new plant varieties. The agency plans to distribute 100 000 plants next season and will only send specimens to genuinely interested participants before promoting successful varieties.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Fu Chow ultimatum heightens Fu-kien tensions in Amoy

Amoy reports say Fu Chow must rescind its secession resolution within ten days or Peking will send an army to Fo-kien. Provisional President Yuan Shi Kai allegedly issued the ultimatum. Tungan tribesmen clash with Formosans amid Japanese intervention and hostage threats as a warship looms off the district.

Amoy China Fu-Chow Peking Fo-Kien Yuan Shi Kai

Stratford Voters Prepare For Coming Election

Stratford voters focus on the September 22 primary under the direct primary law. Registrars G. K. Wilson and C. V. Hughes held sessions in the town hall to register electors and candidates, with nominations expected from Democratic leaders and 25-elector endorsements required.

Stratford G. K. Wilson C. V. Hughes Town Hall Board of Finance Democratic Party

Baptist Church to Observe Sunday Services and August Vacation

Easton reports Sunday services at 11 with Rev. F. S. Clark delivering a morning sermon Rest a While and a monthly song service in the evening. The church will close for August as the pastor and family vacation in Maine by auto. Miss Novella Manson of Bridgeport visits grandparents Mr and Mrs James Tyler. The Sunday school picnic drew a large crowd with games races and a community dinner and lively amusements. Ada C Field of Shelton visits Adams Corners guest of Mary Gillette.

Stratford Inn Handy Handy” Johnson W. H. Hart East Broadway New London David J. Hughes D. M. Read Company Bridgeport Main Street Christchurch Christ Church St. cAa M. J O'Connor St. James Meer The Baptist Church F. 5. Clark Maine Clark Novella Manson James Tyler John H. Wheeler Arthur E. Wheeler Minnie O. Sherwood Edith Logan F. S. Clark Samuel Seeley Ada C. Field of Shelton Mary A. Gillette Adams Corners

State Treasurer Seeks Extra Inheritance Tax

New Haven August 2 State Treasurer Edward S Roberts will insist on an additional nine percent inheritance tax on the estate of the late Professor William G Sumner of Tate as a penalty for late regular tax payment The executors Jennis W Elliot and Graham Sumner filed for more time to file accounting in Probate Court noting the April 18 1911 deadline The treasurer's letter to the court states the extra tax will be demanded where the tax is not paid on time

New Haven Edward S. Roberts William G. Sumner Tate Jennis W. Elliot Graham Sumner John L. Gibson Roberts

Veteran Confederate actor visits Bridgeport for Gettysburg film

Lorenzo D. Welles, veteran of the 10th Tennessee, claims to be the oldest man in movies. He toured Grand Army headquarters in Bridgeport yesterday and helped with scenes of The Battle of Gettysburg. The five reel film by New York Motion Picture Co will show at Empire theatre Monday and Tuesday with matinees and evenings. Welles aided in Pickett’s Charge sequences and seeks Union Connecticut soldiers who aided his wounding. He plans to return next week to explain film making. Also, Mr and Mrs William H Christian son and daughters and Mr F T Langenhan depart for Boston suburbs.

Lorenzo D. Welles Bridgeport Welles 10Th Tenn Grand Army New York Motion Picture Co Empire Theatre Pickett Conecticut Gettysburg

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed by Alabama Woman

Mrs F P Mullendore of Manford Alabama writes that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound eased her female ailments including back pressure and fullness, and she recommends the root and herb medicine as safe and dependable for women. Becker opened. He answered a requisition question.

Lydia J E. Pinkham F. P. Mullendore Manford Alabama Lydia E. Pinkham Lynn Mass

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