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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
9
Saturday sales offer deep discounts on hats furs veils and waists from E H Dillon Co Hartford and Paris locations. Many items include ostrich plumes fur turbans and trimmed dresses with prices slashed from $1.48 to $9.98 and beyond.
United Press report notes George W. Norris of Nebraska leads insurgents toward reshaping House committees. Norris says the country backs their fight as insurgents push a new plan dividing states into districts to elect committee members, aiming for a representative big committee structure.
Michael MacTutus a Williamsburg tailor is held without bail in Manhattan Avenue police court for attacking his wife shortly after she gave birth to their tenth child. The wife lies dying at Eastern District Hospital and the newborn girl is not expected to survive. Seven of the couple’s nine surviving children are cared for by neighbors as MacTutus fought neighbors and was clubbed during arrest.
Hamilton Commandery No. 65 Knights Templar elected officers at a meeting in the Masonic Temple last night. Eminent Commander Frank E. Slosson led a slate including Angus H. MacKenzie as Generalissimo and Anker Lynde as Captain General. Other officers named were Harry F. Parrott Senior Warden, John A. Gorham Junior Warden, Hugh St King Prelate, Henry H. Pyle Treasurer, Chas Peet Recorder, John J. Er er Standard Bearer, Fred E. North Sword Bearer, John H. Wade Top Warder, George G. Beers and Wm. E. Parker Guards.
Sunny south themed two goldfish sets with grass globe pebbles and plants offered at Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Ave and Courtland St for 100. Full care directions provided. Little aquariums seen as pretty ornamental gifts.
A party honoring Oscar Mohr on his birthday was held at his home, 107 Brooks Street, with decorations of car nations and chrysanthemums and a lively evening of music and games. Guests included Edna Lavery, Ruth Stone, Mabel Lawson, and many others, who shared a birthday cake and wished him many more.
The phrase Do as Rome does comes from Saint Ambrose in the fourth century. It reflects varied Saturday customs with Milan preferring a feast and Rome a fast. Ambrose advised following local practice for small matters while abroad.
The Washington Star quotes Si Simlin praising Shakespeare as smart but noting occasional misses. He cites the line about preferring known ills to unknown ones as an example discussing buss trades.
In a courtroom exchange between two passengers the conductor Punchem is praised for experience. The second passenger notes his skill, guessing it from his door slams synced with station calls. The line ends with a farmer want ad price of 1 cent per word.
Socialists in Bridgeport dispute a local paper's claim that Police Commissioner James H. Kershaw could be their mayoral nominee. They explain membership rules, noting Kershaw is not a Socialist and that only full members can seek endorsement. They say outsiders who sympathize with socialism receive little support in primaries.
Chicago story reports Count Jacques Von Mourik De Beaufort battered by chauffeur Rouse of M. H. B. Kilgallen after dispute on Michigan Avenue near St. Luke’s Hospital. The Count, two black eyes, faces assault and battery charge. The Countess remains hospitalized. Bob the dog allegedly provoked the fight by nipping at the chauffeur. Police held the Count for two hours before bail.
Bridgeport Hydraulic Co plans a portable hypochloride plant at its North Bridgeport pumping station to sterilize water from Pequonock and two other systems. Chemist Stanley Targett and Supt. Samuel P. Senior describe weekly microscopical checks, minimal bacterial counts, and readiness to deploy within 24 hours if needed. The process, increasing water safety with limited color change, is being tested with belief it will protect systems during pollution events.
Boston boxing fans learn Joe Jeannette versus Sam Langford is postponed to December 13 due to Jeannette illness. Langford will instead face Morris Harris of Philadelphia at the Armory, while Jeannette expects to be ready for their rescheduled bout. In Oshkosh Eddie McGoorty aims for Frank Klaus or another top rival after a ten round no decision win over Tony Capon. two other bouts ended in draws. Cyrus Wart Remover advertised at Cyrus Pharmacy.
Washington reporters outline a bitter fight as Secretary Meyer and Representative Foss trade accusations over naval budget estimates. Hobson aligns with Foss, disputing Meyer's claimed 17 million saving and alleging a 10 million shipbuilding cut to feign economy. Navy officials cite higher costs from more enlisted men, construction programs, and reserve ammunition stockpiles.
Alexander C. Poland, agent for Jacob Ruppert Brewing Co in this city, died yesterday at 5 pm at Bridgeport hospital after months of illness. A native of New London born 37 years ago, he worked in brewing and distribution across New England before taking his agency here seven years ago. He is survived by his brother John and several half and stepsisters. Funeral services will be held Sunday afternoon.
The funeral for Violet Coulter widow of William L. Coulter, died in New York, was held this afternoon at 2 36 from George H. Coulter residence 4280 Beechwood Avenue. Interment followed at Mountain Grove cemetery. Margaret Filey wife of James Filey died yesterday at 618 Main Street after a brief illness aged 30. she is survived by her husband and two brothers.
Forecast shows fair conditions for this vicinity with slightly lower temperatures tonight. A long ridge of high pressure extends along the Mississippi valley, producing pleasant weather east of the Rocky Mountains. Freezing temps reach as far south as Florida. The YWCA musical at 1087 Broad Street features Miss Bullard, violin, Miss Buller, piano, Miss Lewis, selections, and Miss Joshua reciting This is well worth hearing.
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