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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1913

Page

6

City Court Entries Include Theft and Disorder Fines

In city court this morning Boward Duffy was found guilty of intoxication and abusive language and fined 10 dollars plus costs after an insult incident on a Congress Street trolley. Carroll Gaines, 17, was guilty of theft of a $25 watch at Seaside Park bath-houses and given 60 days with 25 dollars in costs. Senger and Gaines faced additional charges after alleged thefts in New London and a later bicycle theft in New Haven. Senger remains held for trial until August 20 with a 500 dollar bond. Jacob Weintock’s breach of peace case was continued to September 2 on bond. Kinsbaum’s case for receiving stolen goods was continued as authorities seek the youth involved. mother to deliver him tomorrow.

Boward Duffy Lexington Avenue Annie Harmon Congress Street Carroll Gaines Clinton Avenue Dooley and Bray Robert Bigelow Seaside Park Bath-Houses Costa Gaines Ff Michael Senger Cherry Street Joe Prete Iey New London Deine Plaza Theatre New Haven Kieran Serger Jacob Weintock Kinsbaum

Robbers Target City Homes. Fenn Place Attempt Foiled

Police report little progress in solving a string of robberies from last week. Detectives expect to arrest those responsible before week’s end. An attempted break‑in occurred at Henry Fenn’s home on 543 Norman Street, deserted by the owner.

Henry Fenn Norman Street

State Firemen In Convention At West Haven Conn

West Haven Conn August 26 The State Fireman's Association held its annual convention here as guests of local companies The day focused on business including reports and officer elections Tomorrow will feature the parade with fire companies from across the state A memorial service will close the day at Christchurch Credentials battles with Naugatuck factions dominated the session The old Naugatuck Hook and Ladder No 1 and the newly formed Naugatuck Fire Department No 1 sent delegates President Milne and Secretary Magee highlighted financial provisions and legislative gains with funds and appropriations discussed The membership stood at 447 with 275 company members and 172 department members Totals show funds on hand and distributions to various cities with Bridgeport Waterbury New Haven and others receiving substantial claims support The convention logged rising appropriation needs and a strong policy push for increased state funding

West Haven Conn State Fireman's Association Christchurch Naugatuck Naugatuck Hookers Hote and Ladder Company No. 1 Naugatuck Fire Department No. 1 Peter J. Foley Willard Selleck Selleck Foley R. V. Magee George S. Pitt John C. Moran Thomas Dennison John D. Miln Milne Robert V. Magee Magee MacDonald Putnam Eeasion William Squires Waterbury George Lally Ansonia J. &. Cronap Bridgeport Terryville and Truck Company No. 1 Taxpayers’ Club, Incorporated Department New Haven Hartford Meriden New Britain Danbury New London Derby Torrington Norwalk South Norwalk C. Snagg

Father Callahan Farewell to Holy Name Members

A large Holy Name Society gathering at St Charles Hall bid farewell to Rev John Callahan, their chaplain and treasurer, as he departs for Washington Conn in a promotion. President Joseph Ivers led the meeting and a testimonial was voted to be presented upon his departure with a 21 member committee to arrange it. Also reports of Helen Broderick, a 8 year old girl burned yesterday, dying today in Naugatuck.

Holy Name Society St. Charles’ Parish St. Charles' Hall Joseph Ivers John Callahan Ivers Father Callahan Bridgeport St. Mary's St. Charles Pardchial School Father Catahay Nat Washington, Conn

Trumbull Collision Injures Motorcyclist. Ward Damaged Car

Daniel H. Ward driving a new Reo collided head on with a Bridgeport motorcyclist near Bridgeport. Ward swerved into a telegraph pole, badly damaging the auto and injuring passengers. The motorcyclist Weinberger escaped injury. Charles Baurer on the tail seat suffered a broken nose and a lacerated hip. Local society items follow. Frederick M. Evitts of Nichols dies at 47. surviving sister Sarah Evitts.

Bridgeport Reo Daniel H. Ward Ward Mr. Weinberger Charles Baurer J.T. Gregory Albert Linley Martin Castle Charles Cook Shelton L. Martin Decker Milton Leonard A. Hawley Gilbert X. Edwards Inez Edwards Paul A. Edwards Stratford E. Merrill Beach Norwalk Edward Merrill Verna Barske Burr F. Beach Whis Plains O.B. Curtis Ella Curtis Bridgett Nichols Village Improvement ‘Society Warren E. Plumb C. E B. Bilton Nathan B. Curtis Esther Miriam Harriet Shelton Oxford Horace T. Wellington

More unlighted lamps discovered in city inspection

Alderman John E. Lyddy and a lighting company representative inspected city streets last evening and found 32 lamps unlighted. He blamed inattentive attendants and worn mantles, promising improved regulation of clock devices and to enforce contract terms to end complaints.

John E. Lyddy The Common Council Lyddy

Charged With Brutal Assault On His Aunt

Naugatuck chief of police left for New Haven to bring back Charles Anderson, charged with brutally assaulting and robbing his aged aunt, Mrs Caro Munson, after she refused him money. Anderson, married two weeks, was arrested in New Haven as he stepped off a trolley with his wife.

Naugatuck Malone New Haven Charles Anderson Caroline Munson Anderson

Cornerstone Laid on Memorial Bridge

In Naugatuck on August 26 the cornerstone of the John Howard Whitmer Memorial Bridge was laid with a sealed copper box containing documents and coins. The formal ceremony will occur later at the unveiling of the tablet on the completed structure.

Naugatuck John Howard Whitmer

Weather Indications New Haven Aug 26 Forecast

Forecast Call for fair and warmer tonight with unsettled weather and likely local showers on Wednesday. In Connecticut expect unsettled conditions with showers tonight or Wednesday, warmer interior tonight, and moderate to brisk southwest winds. Showers reported in the lake region and along the south Atlantic coast, with pleasant conditions elsewhere east of the Rockies. A Kansas to upper Michigan low pressure trough this morning, and unusually low temperatures across New England with frosts in Vermont and Maine.

New Haven Tor Connecticut Lake Region South Atlantic Rocky Mountains Kansas Upper Michigan New England Vermont Maine

Cold snap hits North Hartland with ice on home

North Hartland Conn Aug 26 George H Stumpf reports 6 20 am thermometer at his place registered 30 degrees above zero and there was ice on his house Hartland and surrounding towns report low temperatures It's a chilly start with freezing readings across the area and continuing cold weather.

North Hartland Conn George H. Stumpf Hartland

Thirty Mile Pace Is Reckless Driving

Judge Couighlin in city court fined L B Patterson of 153 Temple Street New Haven $50 and costs for speeding on August 16 while driving for G W Wildin. Testimony showed speeds over 30 mph on a partially closed street with trucks. defense argued 15 to 30 mph. Court ruled that right of way favored north and south traffic, confirming reckless driving under local ordinance. An appeal bond of 360 was posted.

Fairfield Avenue State St Couighlin L B. Patterson Temple Street New Haven G. W. Wildin Patterson Berry State Street Bonde Wildin

Bedford’s Driver Refuses Summons After Collision

Chariss E Bedford financier from New York and son of Standard Oil magnate faced police action after his car struck a tree injuring himself and his daughter in law. Bedford and one driver were overtaken on Fairfield Avenue by motorcycle Patrolman Gorgas who reported speeds over 30 mph. Two ladies were in the sedan, one believed to be Mrs Bedford who had recently recovered from injuries after the windshield threw her from the vehicle.

Bugete Hassell Greens Farms Chariss E. Bedford New York Standard Ofl Upon & Caplas

Police Seek Two Missing Persons Amid Otter Creek District

Authorities search for Peter Barnay, 45, of 714 Watdin Avenue, Crane Valve Co. employee, who vanished at 9:30 yesterday. He is 5 feet 7 inches, 160 pounds, gray hair, black eyes, mustache, dark clothes, gold watch and chain. Also missing are Mrs. H A Stone, 612 Myrtle Avenue, and her daughter, husband returning to city. Mrs Stone in delicate health raises fear of misfortune.

Peter Barnay Watdin Myrtle Avenir

Driver Run Over Is Severely Injured

John Rozetti, a driver for Yost Typewriter Company, was run over by a heavily loaded wagon this morning. He received emergency treatment at the emergency hospital and was later taken to Galen hospital where an operation may be necessary. He was injured in the pelvis and reportedly suffered severe internal injuries.

John Rozetti Yost Typewriter Company J. H. Finnegan Galen Hospital Hiete

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