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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1915

Page

5

Community Notes From Trumbull and Bridgeport

Trumbull residents Mr and Mrs William F Randall of Creeteut Hollowere hosted a Day at daughter Mrs Eli Godfrey Jr in Bridgeport. Mrs Randall remains at home with a severe cold. Charles Scott presided over the Glen Study Club at Center, the group continuing its study on The Indian on Now Trait with leaders Mrs Burr F Beach and Charles Ensign. The meeting covered The Contrast Between the Indian and Man. Rev Edwin J Klock and William Randall attended. Mrs Chas Batts also spent Wednesday in Bridgeport with a cold. Miss Bee M Ward and Stanley EL were present.

William F. Randall Creeteut Hlowere Eli Godfrey, Jr Bridgeport Randall Charles Scott Glen Center Burr F. Beach Charles Ensign Edwin J. Klock William Chas Batts Bridgehouse Bie M. Ward Stanley EL

Nichols Kin Visit Remains Noted In Local Notes

Nichols relatives were weekend guests of kin, with Martin Dewey employed at A. W. Burritt Lumber Co Bridgeport. Mrs Banford Beach of Long Hill visited Wednesday at Mary J Beach residence.

Kins Nichols Martin Dewey A. W. Burritt Lumber Co Bridgeport Banford Beach Long Hill Mary J. Beach

Memorial Church Fair Offers Christmas Gifts and Social Fun

The Memorial Baptist church in Maplewood and Howard avenues hosts a two night Christmas fair on Dec 2 and 3 with booths selling useful gifts ice cream candy and cakes at reasonable prices A social gathering is promised with friends encouraged to attend The text notes Mrs Norman Galt will not receive a wedding gift as she is not yet part of the official family. also mentions the death of Bir Spencer Ponsonby-Wane at age 91 in London.

Memorial Baptist Church Maplewood Howard Avenues Iit Congress Norman Galt Bir Spencer Ponsonby-Wane Washington London

Intensive farming turns Milford water into coffee color

Milford Water Company seeks condemnation of fifteen landowners along Beaver Brook after intensive farming near Devon turns water dark. Land values jumped from 100 to 1500 per acre as Snyder and others push farming methods. The fight over land appraisal and water safety heads to New Haven Superior Court with potential costs near 800000.

Beaver Brook Devon Milford New Haven Water Company Superior Court of New Haven Milford Water Company B. F. Snyder Snyder Anthony Cannia Water Company Abe Geduldig Cannia New Jersey New York Snyders

Beardsley Elected President of People's Savings Bank

Election of officers at the People's Savings Bank results in Judge Morris B. Beardsley becoming president, replacing Enoch P. Hincks. Ex-Senator Philip L. Holzer elected trustee and John A. Rusling named second vice president succeeding Edward R. Ives. Resolutions drafted on Hincks' death.

People’s Savings Bank Morris B. Beardsley Enoch P. Hincks Philip L. Holzer John A. Rusling Edward R. Ives Hincks

Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Digestive Relief

An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless candy tasting remedy that relieves indigestion sour stomach and heartburn in five minutes. It claims to digest food, improve appetite, and cleanse the stomach and intestines, reducing reliance on laxatives or liver pills.

Pape

Swiss Hotels Hit Hard by the War

Swiss tourism suffers as war extends with hotel losses estimated around 100 million dollars. Railways and funiculars report about a quarter that figure, traffic declined, and the government aids Industry faces potential bankruptcy if the war continues.

Geneva Switzerland

Crude oils advance with mixed price gains

Crude oils rose again today with a ten cent increase on principal grades. Pennsylvania crude moved to 2.10 per barrel, Cabell and Mercer Black to 1.65, Newcastle and Corning to 1.60, Somerset up 8 cents to 1.50, no change in England from 10 cents.

Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Cabell Mercer Black Newcastle Corning Somerset

Third German loan receives hearty response

Berlin presents figures on the third German loan with 361 million marks paid in cash in the last week of November. Total paid reaches 10,452,600,000 marks, about 36 percent of the subscription. Lending institutions advanced 152,300,000 marks, bringing their total to 630,700,000.

Berlin

Disabled Oakfeld Towed After Propeller Loss

The British steam ship Oakfeld, drifting disabled southeast of Cape Race, was towed into St Michaels by the Lady Ninien. Bound from Hartlepool to an American port, the vessel lost its propeller blade en route.

London Oakfeld Cape Race N. F St. Michaels Lady Ninien Hast Hartlepool Eng

Newtown Court Adopts Interim Presiding Judge

Illness of Judge of Probate William J. Beecher leads Oscar Pitzschler to cite Judge H. Woodman of Bethel to preside over court. Woodman will hold a session Saturday at 9 a.m. Community notices include resignations, hospital recoveries, fund-raisers, obituaries, and club developments.

Carranza Forces Move Toward Border to Halt Attacks

Major General Funston says the transfer of about 1,000 Carranza troops to Douglas Arizona yesterday and 1,200 more expected today makes further attacks on American border towns unlikely. Obregon plans to shift 5,000 men into U S territory to curb bands formed from Villa forces.

Washington Carranza Amercan Funston Douglas Ariz Obregon Villa

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