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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1909
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR note references a person or office at 235 Fifth Avenue, room 404, with a WEWET representative involved. No clear event, action, or full identity is provided to confirm details.
Senate action shows Aldrich-led coalition wielding control as most members align with him on tariff duties. Key figures like La Follette and Cummins oppose or vary, while Brandegee and McEmery show notable deviations. The piece discusses log rolling, potential session-shortening, and tax/expense implications for state government.
A fragment shows a defiant jab about public action with a claim of a rod in de kip for them, reflecting heated rhetoric and distrust toward authorities amid tense discourse.
The article surveys hats, wraps, and gowns, noting long sashes with oat suits, silk stockings with ace insteps, black and light millinery, and Spanish lace scarves returning to fashion. It highlights parasols, feathered hats, embroidered stockings, and new hairpins, plus changes in coats, necklines, and hosiery.
Connecticut marksmen outshot all Class C rivals at Camp Perry on Wednesday winning third money and models totaling $225. Their victory elevates Connecticut into Class A next year alongside navy infantry cavalry and other regular service teams after defeating squads from thirty four states and territories including New Jersey.
Proposals will be received by the Paving and Sewer Commission at City Hall Room 22 until Monday August 20 1900 at 8 p m for sewer construction on Connecticut avenue Golden Hill street Waldorf avenue. Plans are available at the City Engineer's office. Bernard Keating Secretary
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