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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1915

Page

11

Germans perfect fine system of communications

Despatch from Petrograd notes the German rail and telegraph network supporting Field Marshal von Hindenburg on the Riga to Dvinsk front. Rivet details three east Prussia to Dvinsk rail lines, public schedules, and extensive tramways around local towns, plus telegraph interconnections signaling a robust communications system aiding projected advances.

East Prussia Dvinsk Ponica M. Rivet Riga-Dvinsk

Shek to Operate Trains to Turkey

Frankfort Dec 1 A conference of officials will be held Thursday at Temesvar Hungary preparatory to the establishment of direct express train service between Berlin and Constantinople according to a Constantinople dispatch to the Frankfurter Zeitung.

Park Street Congregational Church Supper Held

The annual sale and supper of the Park Street Congregational church was held last night in the lecture room. The event was organized by the Fullerton Memorial circle and the Women’s Union, with arrangements in the cafeteria. A local plant and steel workers were noted in the program.

Park Street Congregational Church Fullerton’ Memorial Circle Women’s Union

You Are The Jury Bridgeport Kidney Pills Testimony

Bridgeport residents testify daily in a trial of Dean's Kidney Pills for weak kidneys and exhausting back pain. Mrs B J Oakes of Bridgeport recalls back pain and dizziness easing after using Dean's Kidney Pills, praising them as a valuable kidney remedy. Price and availability noted through dealers.

Dean Bridgeport B. J. Oakes Lewis’ &J Sridgeport

Jane Addams Too Ill for Peace Trip

Jane Addams of Hull House was admitted to Presbyterian hospital after a sudden severe illness. Doctors planned a hospital consultation to decide on possible surgery and X rays. Addams cancelled her trip with Henry Ford’s peace party. her condition remained under observation with doctors uncertain about an operation.

Chicago Jdné Addams Hull House Presbyterian Hospital Alice Hamilton James B. Herrick Herick Miss Addams Neph James Webert Linn The Pearenanty Hutt House Bar Harbor

Belgium a Mecca for Fly-By-Night Newspaper Owners

Brussels reports German authorities in Belgium fight the spread of anti German propaganda papers printed in France, England and Holland. The latest is Courrier De La Meuse from Holland seized in Liege for reporting ahead of dates and false German defeats.

Brussels Belgium France England Holland London Times Paris Temps Frankfurter Zeitung Berliner Lokal Angelger Courrier de la

Burglars Enter Home of Mrs A S Sadler

Burglars entered the home of Mrs Anna A Sadler at 1562 Noble Avenue between 12 and 7:39 p.m. yesterday, forcing a back window with a screwdriver and taking a revolver, silver spoons, and other silverware. Townsend of 446 Te Street reported a silk plush robe stolen from his garage.

Anna Sadler Noble Avenue Pr. C. K. Townsend Te Street

British blockade halts Swedish iron exports

Swedish iron mine owners say the British submarine blockade will stop Germany imports from Sweden. Iron ore, not contraband, cannot be shipped as neutral ships are tied up, causing a sharp drop in Baltic trade. Narvik shipments fall from 3.18 million tons in 1913 to about 1.2 million planned for 1915, while Lulea rises to 2.198 million tons with unreported month. German vessels risk neutral waters and rough seas in winter.

Stockholm Sweden Germany Baltic Narvik Lulea England

Shortage of Men In England Soon To Cause Crisis

London reports a labor shortage as recruiting accelerates causing higher demand for women and young girls. The Board of Trade notes improved overall employment since October 1914 but critical gaps remain in coal, textile, engineering, shipbuilding, glass, chemical, and metal trades with many women still needed in textile work.

England London Board of Trade Labor Gazette

Building Permits Approved by City Commission

Building permits totaling 39 880 dollars were approved last night by the building commissioners. Projects include a three family brick dwelling on Grand street for J Bertoline a one story cement block garage for E J Walsh a frame storage shed on Bostwick avenue for Jacob Levy a frame remodeling on Johnson street for John Dansak a frame workshop on North avenue for Peter C Brown a private frame on Main street for R Bilessa a new dormer at 586 Clinton avenue for Mrs Minnie Nichols a two family frame house on Marion street for George T Wildman et al a frame addition on Willard street for Joseph Oksowski a remodel lodging house at 525 Water street for Morris B Manslach a two story addition on North Washington avenue for W W Waramore and a one story addition to a building on Railroad avenue for American Graphophone Co.

Grand Street J. Bertoline Stillman and Helen Streets E. J. Walsh Bostwick Avenue Jacob Levy Johnson Street John Dancsak North Avenue Peter C. Brown Main Street R Bilessa Clinton Avenue Minnie Nichols Marion Street George T. Wildman Willard Street Joseph Oksowski Water Street Morris B. Manslach Washington Avenue W. W. Waramore Railroad Avenue American Graphophone Co

Water power measure again to be taken up

Washington reports that Roosevelt Pinchot and others may be heard on the war power development bill. Conference between Secretary Lansing and Rep Ferris discussed in preparation for House Public Lands Committee action. The administration measure would let the interior lease public lands for 50 years for hydro electric facilities. The Bank of Seend earmarked £100,000 for Egypt.

Washington Theodore Roosevelt Gifford Pinchot House Senate Lansing Ferris Oklahoma House Committee On Public Lands Interior Department

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Digestive Help

An old fashioned advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation. It emphasizes natural action without harsh laxatives, claims no pain or griping, and references olive oil as a vegetable base. Available in 10 and 25 cent boxes from All Drugists, Olive Tablet Company of Columbus, Ohio.

Proposed battle cruisers longer than Lusitania by ten feet

Washington reports that new battle cruisers would be 800 feet long, more than twice as long as Spanish-American War battleships and 10 feet longer than the Lusitania. Navy model basins test hulls and propulsion to reach 25 knots, using six turbine sets and six propellers.

Lusitania Washington Washington Navy Yard Navy General Board

English Banks Suffer From War and Market Pressure

English bank stocks show reduced quotations as war weighs on sentiment. The ten leading banks, once yielding four to five percent, now average about 6.75 percent on current prices. Par values vary. top bank stock trades at 37.50 for 12.50 par, yielding six percent, while other banks with pars from 20 to 75 trade from 41 to 150. Narrow markets and estate stock liquidations further depress prices, with some impact from gilt edged asset depreciation and dividend doubts.

London Stock’ Exchange

A Colored Optimist Recovers Then Reinjures Leg

Granville Harris, an optimistic Black man from Indiana Avenue, suffered a compound fracture while aiding building construction on Maissa cetts avenue on August 20 and was treated at City Hospital. Released recently, he tried walking with a cane but slipped on the sidewalk, breaking his leg again and returning to the hospital. He quipped about thankfully not having a neck injury.

Indianapolis Ind Granville Harris Indiana Avenue Harris Maissacetts Avenue

Katheryne Frick Turns Sixteen Under State Care

Katheryne May Frick, a deaf mute and blind ward of the state, will celebrate her sixteenth birthday on Thursday. Since seven years old she has been under state care, learning to read via a typewriter and following European military campaigns with a topographical map, and she is now nearly the equal of Helen Keller in development.

Navy England Admiralty Navy Yard Philadelphia Katheryne May Frick Pennsylvania Katheryne William Frick Harrisburg Mabel P. Whitman Kelen Keller Europe

Mollan's Footwear Showcases Symmetrical Boots and Styles

Mollan's 1026 Main Street catalog highlights symmetrical bronze and grey kid boots, black cloth and patent leather designs, button and lace styles, and fashionable boots at lower prices. The piece notes the store as a leading outlet for women's, misses, boys, and children's footwear. Also mentions President Wilson dining with Princeton class of 1879 and references Laurel John Reck & Son Christmas roping and wreaths.

Mollan’s Main Street

Britain Thanks Australia For Troop Plan Raiser

The British government sent a telegram of gratitude to Australia after it decided to raise 50,000 new troops to support Britain in the war effort. Officials stressed the decision would bolster allied strength and security for the region.

Australia Great Ita

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Jack Frost Chinchilla Meigs & CO. Incorporated Outfitters Era & Children Shek TO Turkey King Operations Min‘o Dulath Nesota Steel Har Jane Addams A. S. Sadler Cyruses Feitfield Bank of Seend Egypt Dr. Edwards W.K. Mollan Main ST Buckingham &G.b Martha Washinging Val Helen Keller Wilson Princeton White House John Reck & Son Iach Bridgeport Trust Company Bridgeport Trust Company Main Capital aLeek Windsor Patrick McGee Washington Ave Sprague Ice’ & Coal Co East End E. Wash. Ave Bridgetel
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