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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1909
Page
12
Bridgeport's greatest food store advertises prime rib roasts and first cuts for Saturday
Lively baseball notes cover trades and player moves across major and minor leagues. Fred Clarke secures Third Baseman Byrne for the Pirates while Cliff Curtis moves to the Boston club. McCarthy’s return and Circling rumors about Bernhard and Lajoie shape a busy market week.
The Union Typewriter Co. team and its trouble in the Industrial Baseball League of Bridgeport lead to the Yosts resignation being accepted at a special league meeting. Managers regret the change as the move alters team balance and standings.
In San Francisco a 20 round lightweight bout between Dicky Highland and Johnny Frayne draws fans who expect the winner to challenge Battling Nelson for the world title. Highland is 10 to 9 favorite after recent triumphs, while Frayne’s stock rises after beating Young Corbett. A bantam bout between Monte Attel and Perch Cove is slated as the preliminary.
At the last Police Commissioners meeting emphasis fell on police failures to stop dark vehicles at night. Four arrests followed. John Stout fined 2 dollars for driving a buggy without a light. Hungarian rider Peter Gunduski nabbed on Barnum Avenue by Officer Ramsey. Andrew dealer, two wheels light issue, fined one dollar. John Lund discharged after lantern was lit. Judge Wilder warned fines would rise daily to enforce public protection.
Investigator Alexander Morrissey of the Charities Department found John Kaley and his wife Katie living ill in a basement at 258 Church Street. They refused relocation to Lakeview Home despite offers of proper care.
James Nagie of New Haven and helper Walter Wilcox of West Haven were hired by the New Haven Railroad to do plumbing at the local station. After finishing, about 25 pounds of solder remained. Wilcox was sent to pawn it. both men were arrested. Judge Wilder fined Nagler and costs. Wilcox was released.
Harry K Thaw faces mail access disputes as Attorney James Meyers visits him at Matteawan State Hospital. Thaw's mother Mrs Mary Thaw with her secretary Miss Rose and Alleen Thaw arrive and secure rooms near the asylum, planning full residence soon.
Salem Aug 20 Young Charlie Taft was sailing in a dory when a gust capsized the Mule boat. He and an engineer fell into the water but Taft, an expert swimmer, grabbed the overturned vessel and held on as rescuers helped. The boat’s airtight compartments kept it afloat.
Yesterday Probate Judge Nobbs appointed Sarah A. Plumb as administratrix of the estate of Charles A. Hobe eRe inventor of the cell ise gun and formerly port foremost ou t of this city. John Bredhw thwell acted as appratee for his wife with time exceptions of five acres of land in Gree Pw 2 Spruce Swamp. The arrangement sets aside assets and directs probate actions for the widow.
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