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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
7
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An interview quotes a senator deeming insurgents’ fuss minimal while Hart peers push for Prohibition. Connecticut highway policy under James Macdonald faces contractor concerns amid road-building disputes. Alabama counties weigh liquor option and home use limits. river water treatment tests show 9 percent purity with lime and chloride disinfectants amid potential drought-related supply fears.
Corey, proprietor of the Acad pool rooms on Church Street, was arrested Monday on an official warrant for keeping his pool hall open after hours in violation of the closing statute. The report notes the law requires pool rooms to close at a set time.
The Farmers argue a fair wage for Bridgeport firemen amid higher living costs and a belief that larger cities often pay less adequate rates. They urge readers to decide if current salaries reflect duty, hazard, benefits, and costs, noting an unequal contest against a powerful employers group and placing the decision with the Board of Aldermen.
The Robin Hood society at Yale Forestry School draws faculty ire led by Director Graves over circulated letters to Washington. Graves alleges members claimed influence with the faculty and sought federal forestry roles, tarnishing the school’s reputation at the capital. RHEUMATISM CURED IN A DAY. Dr. Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism and Neuralgia advertises rapid cures and immediate relief. Curtis Pharmacy sells it at 1143 Main St. Gowse.
President Charlee S. Mellen of the New Haven road, returning from Boston, will meet his wife in New York after the Knickerbocker Express. He plans no special car. Washington reports doubt any prompt compromise in Taft's interstate commerce message. J. P. Morgan is said not to be pressing Taft for concessions, per private advices.
Patrolman Thomas Doughan, backed by Democratic administration forces, was chosen sergeant by a one vote margin after a three candidate race. Peter Hayes and George Spencer, both well known central station patrolmen, were defeated.
The Connecticut Association of School Boards holds its fourth annual meeting at Meriden High School with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Speakers include Miss Katherine T. Harty Danbury A B Morrill New Haven James M Paine Andrew Kingsbury and Allen B Lincoln Charlies N Hall and E P Willard. An informal program is planned for Friday evening at the Hotel Winthrop with superintendents’ association.
Fairfield County news items describe a deportation halt linked to a Swedish marriage case. Other reports cover a lineman James J. Brown killed by a train at Cos Cob while repairing signals, plus various rural crimes, fires, and accidents. The column notes political liquor-law cases, duck hunting reports, and a bridge crash in Westport. It closes with Mother Austin Carroll’s death at 80 in New Orleans.
New Haven railroad labor tensions rise as firemen seek higher wages at the Boston convention of the General Chairmen of Railroad Labor. The push targets east of the Mississippi and north of the Chesapeake and Ohio lines with raises varying by road. Firemen near Chicago demand up to 20 percent or more, and seek to redefine engineer roles to include electric and motorized units.
The article extolls black opals with poetic imagery describing stones varying from soft dove iris tones to rich Dutch garden hues. It highlights beauty and marvel of the gems in a period newspaper tone.
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