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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1913

Page

2

Yale's Plan for Civil War Memorial Decried

New York December 4 Yale University faced sharp rebuke at a Delmonico dinner from the New York Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion for proposing a monument honoring graduates who died in the Civil War without distinguishing between Union and Confederate dead. The resolution decrying the plan passed after heated debate as veterans argued treason could not be equated with patriotism.

New York Yale University Military Order of the Loyal Legion Delmonico's Andersonville Thomas H. Hubbard New Haven Eli Hon United States of America University Union Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States

Newtown Social and Business Notes From December

General Manager Fields and Superintendent John J Lyons of the Car Spring Rubber Company of Jersey City stopped for luncheon at the Sandy Hook hotel en route to Hartford. Lyons, a Newtown native, is a rubber industry figure of national repute. Local residents report various visits, events, and small-town happenings including weddings, student moves to Cornell, college guests, and a marriage license issued to Peter Slater and Jessie May Pettit.

Newtown Fields John J. Lyons Car Spring Rubber Company Jersey City N. J Concern Sandy Hook Hartford Lyons Harry Morgan Sherif Stephen B. Hayes Upper Stepney E. J. Hall Cornell University M. Columba Catherine Convent of Mercy Danbury Frank Johnson Trinity College C. B. Johnson Pitaschler Peter Slater Jessie May Pettit Brookfield Marshall S. Oud Bridgeport John M_ Otis

Dowling Improves After New Haven Hospital Operation

P. J. Dowling who recently underwent an operation in a New Haven hospital is reported as steadily improving and from reports received in Bridgeport from his physicians his relatives and friends here look for his recovery.

P. J. Dowling New Haven Bridgeport

Rheumatism Home Cure Offered by Sufferer Mark H Jackson

A Syracuse New Jersey man, Mark H. Jackson, claims to have cured his muscular and inflammatory rheumatism after years of illness. He offers a free trial by mail, asking only for a name and address, with a paid option if satisfied. He asserts multiple others were helped and urges immediate action.

Mark H. Jackson Gurney Ridg Syracuse N. J Jackson

Becker Soon to Know Fate in Death or New Trial

Albany New York December 2 Charles Becker former New York City police lieutenant convicted in the Rosenthal murder appeal now before the Court of Appeals. His wife traveled to Albany to hear the arguments as Becker faces possible electric chair or a new trial decision.

Albany N. Y Charles Becker New York City Rosenthal Court of Appeals

Montessori Method Founder Seeks Funds at White House Visit

Dr Maria Montessori arrives in New York aboard the Cincinnati and visits Washington as guest of President Wilson to promote a Rome laboratory school for child psychology and development. She urges a ten year funding plan via lecture tours, outlining the method that emphasizes self directed learning, sense based discovery, and disciplined freedom. Rhode Island adopts the program in state schools within a year.

New York Rome Maria Montessori Cincinnati Washington Wilson Montessori Rhode Island

Fire Devours Ten Tons of Hay in Fairfield District

Ten tons of hay owned by Joseph Kotch in the Holland Hill area were destroyed by a fire that started at 12:50 yesterday. Fairfield firefighters saved about 20 tons more from a nearby stack and farm buildings. Wet blankets slowed the spread, while a six mile, rapid response by William McGarry and the Fairfield team aided containment. The cause and loss totals are still under investigation. A separate notice invites delegates to a Fairfield Congregational Association meeting on December 9 with devotional and business sessions and addresses by church leaders.

Fairfield Joseph Kotch Holland Hill Fairfield Fire Department Fairfield Congregational Association Fairfield Congregational Church Fairfield East Association Fairfield West Association Fairfield Southwest Conference Connecticut

Fairfield East Association Notes Local Guests and Transit Changes

A, T. Stelle reports on social visits by Miss May Blake and Miss Ruth Perry, and entertainment for Mr. and Mrs. James Tanner and the Smiths. Charles Kane resumes factory duties after illness. The Connecticut Company announces December 7 schedule changes for Bridgeport Fairfield cars with 10 minute headways during peak times and 20 minute service at other hours.

May Blake Newtown Spring Street James Tanner New York Thomas Smith Ruth Perry Southport Bridgeport Charles Kane Broad Street U. M. C. Company Connecticut Bridgeport- Fairfield Pickett Fairfield

Turn of the Tide Play Benefit in Monroe

Mrs Bertha Sutherland boards with John Hinckley after starting duties at Birdsleys Plain school. Miss Genevieve Wykoff returns from Millstone. Mr and Mrs Albert Weller of Shelton visit the Prevosts. The Turn of the Tide will be staged at the Monroe town hall Monday evening December 15 with a cast including Alex Sinclair and several Beardsleys for Harmony.

Bertha Sutherland Birdsey’s Plain School Brontlay John Hinckley Genevieve Wykoff Millstone N.oo Albert Weller Shelton Alfred Prevost Town Hall Monroe Alex Sinclair Edwards S. Beardsley Charles Lacey Stanley Joyce Louis B. Beardsley Louis Twist Albert Burt Henry Sherman Geneva Beardsley Herbert Joyte Edith Curtiss Harmony

Sulpholac Removes Dandraff Ad for scalp remedy

Sulpholac removes dandraff and stops itching restoring scalp to a natural healthy state. It uses a scientific formula with skin benefactors and germ destroyer and is alcohol free. Physicians prescribe it. 50c jars and free samples available from Hudson & Co. New York.

Hudson & Co., Inc West 36Th St New York

Grange Pupils At Cutlers Farm School Keep Perfect Attendance

At the Cutlers Farm school, 43 pupils achieved perfect attendance in November. Mrs. Elizabeth Beardsley, after visiting her daughter Mrs. David Nichols in Shelton, has returned home.

Cardinal Luigi Oregna di Santo Brefano in Rome Ill with Pneumonia

Rome reports Cardinal Luigi Oregna di Santo Brefano, dean of the Sacred College and the last surviving cardinal created by Pope Pius IX, seriously ill with pneumonia. The Pope’s private secretary Mgr Bressan was sent to inquire and deliver the Apostolic benediction.

Rome Luigi Oregna di Santo Brefano Sacred College Pius IX Vatican Mgr. Bressan

Spugs Elects President's Daughter Leader at Mass Meeting

Washington December 4 Margaret Wilson, eldest daughter of the President, was chosen chairman at a mass meeting of more than a thousand women. The gathering supported the Society for the Pre.

Washington, D. C Mias Margaret Wilson

Useless Giving Meeting Led by Civic Federation Leaders

A meeting was held under the local branch of the National Civic Federation. It was presided over by Mrs Archibald Maphine and Mrs August Belmont as they pushed forward the movement in New York City.

The National Civic Federation Archibald Maphine August Belmont Offer New York City Enely

Compensation blanks at town clerk's office

Town clerk announces issuance and distribution of Workmen's Compensation forms and related bulletins required by employers to comply with the law. Additional forms and notices will be released as needed from Orange New Jersey in December.

Town Glear

Raise Poultry With Free Booklets Amid Egg Costs

A bundled civic appeal offers four coupons for free booklets on poultry raising sent via Representative Jeremiah Donovan in Washington. The aim is to help working families reduce egg prices by encouraging home farming, though the text hints at scarce supplies and limited distribution.

Jeremiah Donovan Connecticut Washington, D. C Bridgeport Farmer

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