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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
2
Washington Nov 30 Senator Elmer J Burkett of Nebraska prepared a resolution to probe the sugar trust. He said the measure would not hinder the Department of Justice work but aims to uncover how competition was eliminated and who bore responsibility for the sugar industry’s decline.
The second Water street land case in New Haven closes testimony as Thomas H. Molloy testsifying claims he received 2850 dollars, with 2000 dollars labeled his net profit. Defense attempts to question his finances are ruled immaterial. briefs await submission before a decision.
Emmeline Pankhurst declares in Cooper Union that militant suffragists will refuse strip searches and prison food and endure force if jailed. She vows continued protests to advance the suffrage cause in the United States.
Miss Ori thyia Wales Knapp of Newburyport Mass secretly married James J Healy a former Yale athlete at Montreal last June. The marriage followed a breach of promise suit for 20000 brought by Howard E Jake Smith once a famous Dartmouth athlete.
A prominent druggist explains excise rules to the Farm er reporter, saying druggists hold special licenses to sell liquor in small lots for off premise use. He notes Christmas day sales are allowed but drinking on premises is not, and Sunday sales follow poison rules with prescriptions filed away. He challenges any statute to contradict this interpretation.
The city carpentry class in the M. I. school invites young men learning the trade to join Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 in the Boys' building carpenters shop. Under G A Robinson, three prominent builders designed a course teaching house framing, sash, and trim with stair building and reading drawings. Enrollment is limited to 16 to maximize learning.
Hartford December 1 Judge Arthur F Eggleston died at his home after a two year illness from apoplexy and kidney trouble He was born 1844 and served in the Civil War with the 46th Massachusetts Volunteers Later he studied at Williams College and practiced law in Hartford where he was active in local Republican politics.
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