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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1913

Page

14

Wealthy Westporters Injured In Head on Car Crash

Westport reports two separate accidents. Joseph Carusone, son of Tony Cartsone, was thrown from a delivery team when a trolley car, operated by Motorman Hale, struck the team in Majin Street. He suffered a fractured arm. In Greens Farms, Mr. Bedford and his daughter Mrs. Charles Bedford were injured when Mr. Bedford’s car hit a tree, throwing Bedford through the windshield and injuring both. Bedford sustained a forehead gash requiring stitches. Mrs. Bedford was shocked and shaken. Medical attention was provided by Dr. Hyde and Dr. Dun. The car was heavily damaged and towed. The accidents occurred as the cars failed to stop before impact, with power shut off after the first crash. The city plans signal improvements around the railroad to prevent similar incidents.

Ofr Westport Majin Street Catcy Joseph Carusone Tony Cartsone Troley Hale Bedford Vnlee Charles Bedford Southport Leo New Haven Co&l Atlantic H Co Riverside Avenue Bankers of Bridgeport Park John J. Sullivan Quebec State Street Warter Bros. Co Tate Street Church Street Myrtle Avenue Evergreen Street Avery Place Washington Avenue Elm Street King Street It Street Cross Street River Avenue Chalfonte Dar- Ten Savin Rock O’brien Mies O’brien Mrr Ker A. Doige Clinton and King

House warming at Bucks fosters local fellowship

Mrs Charles Buck hosted a Wednesday evening gathering at their new home with many friends. Dolge couple, recently married, entertained guests in a house warming setting. Keane Bros mason contractors acquired a new automobile for business use. John and Agnes Bock of Chicago visit their uncle and aunt Ossie and Mrs Linde in King Street for a month. Ruth D Hall of Guilford, Staples High School actress, visits Emma C Wakeman in Fairfield. John A Wood returns to the old butcher shop, having left Beers Bros for Alfred Fressenfus.

Charles Buck Emma C. Wakeman Fairfield John A. Wood Beers Bros Alfred Fre Senfus William H. Wilson Herbert Atkins Hartford Southport The Banks Woods Catherine Wsner Binghampton H. Wisner Elmer F. Bulkley C. J . Brotherton Eva Downs W. E. Wheeler Danbury

Trumbull picnic marks successful school day at Seaside Park

The Trumbull Sunday school event drew 67 attendees despite whooping cough and vacations. Ernest L. Fitch of Bridgeport directed games while residents and visitors joined in a noon dinner and baseball, beanbag, sack, and foot races. Local notices cite guests, meetings, and visiting friends around town.

Trumbull Seaside Park Ernest L. Pitch Bridgeport Ace Royal Thornton Herbert Dibble Banford Beach Earl Thornton Howard Yeoman Willams Ernest Ward Edward Thornton Ernest L. Fitch Harry P. Burr Leach Ernest Ward Walter Gillette A. J. Brown Nellie Maurer Emil T. Berger Esther Howard Ruth Brown Alice Howard William F. White Congregational Church Nelson French Harriet French Harriet Plumb Perry Wallen Derby Road Gordon Durward Frances Durward George Durward England James Durward Nichols Arthur S. Burr Daniela Farm Thomas Treadwell Weston

Household Notes From A Practical Home Column

Practical tips on household care including ant control with petroleum and stain removal with oxalic acid. Advice covers whitening hands with oatmeal water, washable cotton for embroidery, ironing on the wrong side, curling ostrich feathers, keeping butter cool while camping, and a tip to maintain a red painted kitchen floor with a drop of oil in the wash water.

Fairfield hero saves three in reef and harbor

Charles Neumiller of the Fairfield Beach Life Saving Corps twice rescues his brother George from a sailboat and later saves two distressed swimmers Catherine and Fannie Sheriden on Penfield Reef. He then rests, believing a third incident possible but none occurred.

Charles Neumiller Fairfield Beach George Mr. Ueumiller Penfield Reef Catherine Fannie Sheriden Rudder Cottage Mr. Neumiller Fannie

Ten Girls but Only One Boy Born in Stratford in July

Stratford records show in July ten deaths eleven births and nine marriages. Among births ten children include a son to Adolph Burstein and Dorothy Holladay and multiple daughters to local couples. only one boy was born, prompting a quip that Stratford may be becoming a suffragette community. The piece notes ongoing local activity from weddings to fence repairs and a Red Men shore dinner at Savin Rock.

Stratford E. W. Doolittle Harriet Schenck Henry G. Wheeler Christine Yost Berkley Tracy John Jursick Mary Oehlschleger George W. Graham Kenneth Fenton Trimingham Hamilton Bermuda Dorothy Birdseye Wheeler William Pope Boecheler St. Louisa Anna Regina Unmack New Haven Frederick B Williams Beulah Thompson George Henry Roberts Eisie Helen Anderson Carl J. Wachter Bridgeport Mary Barko Andrew Ordos Mary Pesclgon Pennsylvania Leonardo Caggianiello Maria Varanello Stephen Nemergut Mary Krrvy William Blamey John Oram North Avenue New. Haven Emily Clinton New, Haven Mildred Holmes Stratford Avenue Miss Clinton Merl Bunnell Main Street George Hale Ralph Parks Lee Clinton Okenuck Savin Rock

Two More Rescues Recorded At Fairfield Beach

Fairfield August 15 two speeding motorists nearly caused accidents as two children narrowly avoided danger at the Library corner and Elliott street. A sheriff probes a missing baby’s casket linked to Stratfield, visiting undertakers to identify the purchaser.

Fairfield Beach

Stepney News Brief On Mrs Crandal’s Visit Home

Mrs Lydia Crandal, long ill in Danbury, has recovered enough to visit her daughter Mrs Eugene Northrop. Mr Lester Burt accompanied by Mr Davis Anderson of New Jersey were mentioned in the same item.

Lydia Crandal Danbury Eugene Northrop Lester Burt Davis Anderson New Jersey

Salen Center stopovers and area summer notices

A column notes local visitors and events across New York State this week. Mrs Goodsell travels from Miss Harriet French’s era, while Earle Wales and a Chicago friend stay with Solon Wales’ family. Local business B Hawley Co adapts sheds after a barn fire. A state shoot is planned at Hillside Gun Club Saturday.

New York State Salem Center Goodsell Harriet French Bridgeport Earle Wales Chicago Solon Wales B. Hawley & Co

Easton Social Notes and Grange Meeting Highlights

Easton residents host relatives and guests at Sunny Bank and Sweet Brier while many towndwellers share visits. The Easton Grange met Tuesday with a program of melodies, violin solos, talks on farming, and readings. The group voted to hold the annual picnic at Savin Rock with committees named for arrangements. J Arthur Sherwood and State Master J Arthur Sherwood take a brief automobile trip.

John Sherwood Maple Row Sunny Bank Fairfield Beach Sylvanus Mariette Samuel Thorpe Bridgeport Mabel Edwards Platteville Easton Grange Hazel E. Sherwood Grange Melodies Clifford Gillette Mary A. Gillette Philo Lyon Arthur Staples Grange Savin Rock Clarence B. Andrews Edward D. Gillette John Candee Charlies Keller New York Mr. Bass Hazel Sherwood J. Arthur Sherwood

Fads and Fashions Veils and Silks Parade

Magpie veils are new and afternoon frocks in pale silks feature darker girdles. Louis XV gowns show plain or flowered silks with wide lace. A white parasol draws fashion attention, while four flat black velvet bows and wired velvet loops accent eyelet embroidery at the waist.

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Meigs & Co Pielgs & Co- Outfitters Bridgeport, Conn Stroley Charles Neumilier Library Autoiste Elliott Street Stratfield Sheriff Elwood Stepney Hillside 8. M. Garlick Charles Nichols Dambury Stephen B. Hayes Herbert Botsford Edwin Morgan Ansonia Jesse Lewis Gregory Easton Borden’s Milk America Borden Company Borden Borden’s Condensed Milk Co Fairfield Avenue Frank J. Ostrofsky East Main Street Cor Jane Pembroke St Cor. Hamilton Mrs. Seely’s Waist Shop Main ST SEELY Crawford Fairfield Ave Courtland Or North End Parallel Street A. Elwood & ON John Streectioneers Villeneuve Bri Highland Highland Spring Water Co Warren Street Wheeler & Howes CO Congress Street Sprague Lehigh Coal Sprague Ice & Coal Cashington Avenue Bridge Tel Tig IRA Gre Iory & CO Stratford Ave
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