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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1915

Page

3

Red Cross seal sale begins with community effort

The Red Cross seal sale opens across Fairfield with local committee head Lemuel X. Wibeies and Sanford Stoddard coordinating appeals to business firms and retailers. Mrs H W Fleck chairs distribution. sales run through Hartisan's drug stores, Hindle's, Rockwell's, Keefe's, and Stratford shops. Proceeds fund tuberculosis care and Christmas funding via Visiting Nurse Association.

Red Cross Eet Als Petey Santa Claus Peedy Amos Ai e_T ST Eae Fairfield Bae Creest Hartisan Faireld Avenue Main Con- 26 Hindle’s Rockwell's Iranistan Avenue State Street Keefe’s Faireld Park Avenues A'S Park Avenue Fick Attey Int Pavertue Sixth Street

Senate Democrats at Odds Over Rules Debate

Washington Dec. 2 Senate Democrats renewed discussions on a rule to provide for cloture of debate. Conference progress followed an agreement with the special rules committee. Several Democratic senators pledged to oppose the measure and a contentious caucus selection for president pro tempore of the Senate was promised for tomorrow.

Senate Democrats Democratic

Cows perished in Southington stock barn fire

Southington reports a stock barn fire on the H. Bingham farm in the southern part of town causing 3000 to 4000 dollars damage. The blaze claimed 35 cows and the cause remains undetermined as of today.

Southington H. Bingham

Obituary notices batch includes Hughes Lotty Day Nagy Sandstrom

Obituary notices report multiple funeral services and interments. William Hughes died Sunday at St Vincent's Hospital with services at August G Baker mortuary and burial in St Michael's Cemetery. Mary Lotty funeral at John Lotty Sr.'s home. Charlotte A Day funeral held at Advent Christian church with Reverends Gardner and Watson officiating. Mary Nagy funeral from her Plattsville home then St Stephen's Church. she is survived by husband and two children. Anna B Sandstrom funeral at her daughter’s home. services by Rev E Cooper with interment in Mountain Grove. Sandstrom notable Swedish-born Bridgeport resident active in Swedish and Nordic societies. Additional notes reference Hiram Walker & Co distillery shutdown at Walkersville Ontario with seven million gallons whiskey on hand.

William Hughes St. Vincent's Hospital August G. Baker St. Michael's Cemetery Charlotte A Ward S. Day Advent Christian Church James A. Gardner J.wwavis Davied Mary John Nagy Plattsville St. Stephten’s Nagy Anna B Sandstro Sandstrom A. Pepper Broad Street E. Cooper Engli: Lutheran Mountain Grove Cemetery Bridgeport Blenda Lodge Order ‘of Vasa New England Leonard Sandstrom Hiram Walker & Co Walkersville Ont RAY Brunion Esrel Ats

Rescue Talk At YMCA On How To Save Drowning Victims

A 9 15 tonight lecture and demonstration at the YMCA lobby features ex Captain William J Arnot and N H McPhee of the U S Volunteer Life Saving Corps teaching How to Rescue a Drowning Person. They will cover approach and holding methods and carrying techniques for shore. The Bridgeport unit reports five rescues and 29 first aid cases during the 1915 season at Seaside Park.

D.C. A N. H. McPhee U. S Bridgeport U. S. Volunteer Life Saving Corps Burt Seaside Park Arthur H. Buell Denver Avenue John P. Fox James J. Somerville Louis D. Brown William G. Schein Ward Walter Paterson Hugh McQuilton William _MacQuilton Hugh Seeley Stephen King Prescott Nichols Clarence Hungerford L. N. Deschamps M. Baum J. Nelson Samie

Will Tell Business Principles At Y M C A Class Tonight

R B Culver of Yale University will teach the first in a series at the Y M C A at 6 45 tonight. The 45 minute class follows the Sallman Bible Study club in Bridgeport and is open to all men. The lectures cover The Elements of Real Success in Business Life based on Culver's studies at Yale this year. The Fellowship supper at 6 15 features a violin solo by Miss West.

R.B. Culver Yale University Sallman Bible Study Club Bridgeports Association West

Heating dispute slows completion of VerdVer High School

William Shaughnessy, contractor for the new high school, told the board that city payment for building heat this winter could finish the structure six weeks earlier. President Havens said there is no money to buy coal, and the matter remains unsettled.

William Shaughnessy Board of Education Havens

Farmer Editor Dead Recruited Civil War Times Here

John F. Clancy died in New York City on Tuesday. Former city editor of The Farmer before the Civil War. Funeral at 10 tomorrow from Immaculate Conception Church East 14th Street. Requiem Mass by Rev J M McCarthy. Clancy organized a company in 1861 for Lincoln’s call, attached to the 17th Conn. Regiment. He later served 40 years as cashier at Adams Express New York office. Survived by widow, daughter Minnie Clancy Whalen, son Joseph Clancy, and brother Joseph Clancy. One Cent a Word.

John F. Clancy New York City The Farmer Church of the Immaculate Conception East 14Th Street J. M. McCarthy 17Th Conn Willi Hy Noble New York Adams Express Co Big Six Minnie Clancy Whalen Joseph Clancy

Charities Officials Inspect Almshouses Tour

Superintendent of Charities Spencer R Gordon and Dr J J MacDonald left on a tour of New York Boston and Providence to inspect city almshouses. The committee will study furniture and equipment costs and report at the board meeting, with a return planned tomorrow.

Spencer R. Gordon J. J. MacDonald Lakeview New York City Boston Providence Board of Charities

Improvements Ordered for Lunch Wagon Sanitation

Health Inspectors C Howard Dunbar and Louis Hilzsinger completed an inspection of a local lunch wagon. They report sinks not connected to the sewer, draining into cesspools or wooden pails beneath the sinks. They ordered immediate connections to the sewer. ADVERTISE IN THE FARMER.

C. Howard Dunbar Louis Hilzsinger

Bank charter issued to City National Bank of San Saba

A charter was issued to the City National Bank of San Saba Texas with capital of 100000 dollars. In New York City during November automobile accidents caused the deaths of 29 persons.

The City National Bank of San Saba Tex Capital New York City

Local incidents and court actions in city briefs

Carpenter Joseph Farniola fell 25 feet from a Maple street ladder and was treated for a forehead laceration at Emergency hospital. Bernard Campbell, 51 Sterling street, suffered a brain concussion after a fall at Remington Arms and is expected at Bridgeport hospital to recover. Mary Dickson, 23 Singer Avenue, was fined $10 and costs for assaulting Ada Willis in a jealous incident. Ada had pulled a revolver and Mary a knife in the ensuing confrontation. Judge Wilder nolled Cajetin Kraune’s case in city court. Kim Avas was charged with reckless driving after a Sunday crash on State street that fractured Joseph Verdune’s right leg. Verdone’s settlement ends the case. The national convention of the Patrii al Order of Eagles will be held in Savannah, Georgia, July 31 to August 4, 1916.

Joseph Farniola East Main Street W. A.smith & Co Maple Street Ifo J. H. Beaudry Bernard Campbell Sterling Street East Avenue Remington Arms & Ammunition Co Bridgeport Hospital Ada Willis Singer Avenue Mary Dickson Judes Wilder Willis J Miss Dickson Ada Mary Wilder Cajetin J the Praternal Order of Eagles Savannah

Twentieth Anniversary Ball by Ux Metal Polishers

The Buffers Platers Brass and Silver Workers Union Local 40 of North America in Bridgeport presents a Twentieth Anniversary Ball at Eagles Hall on Friday evening December 3, 1915. Quigley’s Orchestra will provide music from 8 to 12. Attend for the celebration and dance.

Ux Metal Polishers Brass and Silver Workers’ Union of North America Bridgeport Eagles’ Hall Quigley

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