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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1910

Page

4

Curtis hearing Friday in probate court for Mrs Curtis removal of conservator

In Bridgeport probate court Judge Nobbs will hear the application of Mrs Julia n Watte Morris Curtis to remove her conservator, Judge Elmore Banks of Fairfield. Also notes society events and local obituaries.

Automobiles and driving notes from early era features

A chaotic compilation notes factory costs and designs for a twelve seat auto, while advising bolt threading with graphite oil, and describes road conditions in Jerusalem, Palestine and England. It covers driver applications in Germany, rising U S car production, and traffic customs with anecdotes from Chicago and New York.

Jerusalem Consul Coffin Palestine Charles J. Glidden Fifth Avenue England Germany

Goldfish aquariums for sale at local pharmacy

From the sunny south come two gold fishes in a glass globe with pebbles and plants. The Cyrus Pharmacy at Fairfield Avenue and Courtland Street offers these neat aquariums for a nominal price with full care directions included. The small displays are decorative and affordable.

Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Ave Courtland St

Ginfling Den Raid On Wilard Street Uncovers Gamblers

Police led by Sergeant O Leary raided a Wilard street gambling den disguised as a restaurant. William H Maby formerly of the post office and several others were charged. some escaped. Sam Murillia named proprietor. Virelli, Murray, and Maby received continuances. bail set at 25 dollars for each frequenter and 150 dollars for the proprietor. The raid followed complaints to Police Commissioner Kershaw.

O'Leary Wilard Street William H. Maby Sam Murillia Maby John Virelli Michael Murray Virelli Maby and Murray Marilla Kershaw

Wall Street Today Opens With Mixed Trading

New York December 5 opening shows few stocks with fractional gains as concessions ease and a broad downward drift. By 11 a.m. market strengthens with most major issues gaining substantially later in the hour while government bonds remain unchanged and other bonds dull.

New York

Maplewood Tigers Protest Rematches Lakeviews Challenge

Local football notes report a referee protest forcing a replay of Maplewood versus Tigers at Circus Grounds. Lakeviews challenge the claimed Maplewood win while a separate Thunderbolt Thomaston clash hints at another outcome.

Circus Grounds

Death of Mrs Eddy Shocks Christian Science World

Reports from Boston and New York detail Mary Baker G. Eddy's death at 10 45 PM on a Saturday. The church expects no leadership change with her passing and trustees retain control. George W Glover and Ebenezer Foster Eddy are named legatees in Eddy's earlier settlements. Medical examiner questions natural causes and pneumonia as possibilities.

United Press Boston Christian Science Church George Wlover Mrs. Eddy Ebenezer J. Foster George L. Weston West Newton Eddy Chestnut Hill Newton New York Christian Science Faith Mary G. Eddy Augusta E. Stetson Roger G. Eddy Alfred Farlow Christian Science Organization C. P. Smith Chicago Christian Science Mary Baker G. Eddy

After Eddy Death Prophesies of Struggle for Leadership

The Reformed Episcopal church and leaders predict a power struggle in Christian Science after Mrs. Eddy's death. Bishop Fallows notes the autocratic church may shift to committees. Jenkins Lloyd Jones expects a temporary boost followed by a slow decline, while another critic ridicules the founder’s book.

Reformed Episcopal Church Eddy Samuel Fallows Christian Science Church

Congress Mourns Its Dead On First Snowbound Opening

Washington marks the opening of the last Congress session as snow falls over the Capitol. Vice President Sherman and Speaker Carrion preside while prayers and a roll call honor late members Charles Tirreil Walter Brownlow II Samuel Gilmore and several others. Senate mourns deaths of McEnery Daniels Clay Dolliver as role call and adjournment follow.

Washington Sherman Carrion Olet Congress Capitol Washington Society Uncle Joe Henry N. Couden House Charles Q. Tirreil Massachusetts Walter P. +. Brownlow Tennessee Samuel L. Gilmore Louisiana Senate Senator McEnery Daniels Virginia Clay Georgia Dolliver Iowa A. G. B. Pierce Howard

Obituary notices of Mary E Sheeran and several others

Obituary notices detail Mary E wife of Frank J Sheeran dying at 158 Nichols Street after Brights disease. Also notes of Katherine Cowles Drew wife of Charles E Brown funeral at 127 Broad Street and St Johns Episcopal Church. Jeremiah Paquette funeral from Rourke parlors and St Anthony’s Church. Alexander Poland funeral at 8 Franklin Street and St Augustine’s Church with Elk lodges and Ruppert Brewing managers in attendance. Interments at Mountain Grove and St Michael’s Cemeteries.

Mary E Frank J. Sheeran Nichols Street Bright Marie Sheeran Margaret Ellen O’brien Katherine Cowles Drew Charles E. Brown Henry B. Drew Broad Street William H. Lewis St. John’s Episcopal Church Mountain Grove Cemetery Jeremiah Paquette Rourke & Rourke St. Anthony’s Church Father Belanger James Lavery William Raffaly Charles Hagegart Edward McNally St. Michael's Cemetery New London Bridgeport Elkis Jacob Ruppert Brewing Company New York Alexander Poland Franklin Street St Augustine’s Church James A. O'Meara Alexander L. DeLaney John A. Leverty Archibald Laverty James Laverty Daniel Poland David Poland Connecticut Jacob Ruppert Fairfield County Ruppert T. J. Harting Frederick Krause New Rochelle John P Walsh Danbury William A. Tripp Pouchkeepsie Joseph Daniells Ossining Charles Pp

Carter Fends Off Burglary At His Home

John R. Carter of 167 Poplar Street woke to a kitchen window opening and frightened away a burglar who fled as lights came on. A window remained open and a jimmy mark appeared on the sill, suggesting forced entry.

John R. Carter Poplar Street Jimmy

Germans Urge Steuben Career Told In Schools

From the Georgin American National Alliance an appeal goes to public school teachers through the Bridgeport Central Verband to observe the Steuben memorial unveiling in Washington Wednesday. The Alliance aided the memorial funding and plans are elaborate. The appeal asks instructors to recount Baron von Steuben’s career and role in disciplining the Colonial army. Local delegates Henry Beutelspacher and John Schwing attend the Washington unvesting ceremony.

Georgin-American National Alliance Bridgeport Steuben Memorial Washington National Alliance Baron Frederick William von Steuben Henry Beutelspacher Bridgeport Central Verband John Schwing

Youngest Hold-Up Men In Court In City Case

Rocky Diasio aged 13 and Michael Ferraro aged 12 were arrested with younger siblings and others after a holdup at East Washington avenue and Pembroke street. They faced Judge Foster with two younger brothers among six youths rounded up by police. Probation planned with weekly reviews for three months and possible re-arrest for further misconduct.

Rocky Diasio Reilly Street Michael Ferraro Pembroke Street Howard Harper Clarence Street Harold Squires East Washington Avenue Senod Gottschalk Regan Dempsey Canfield

Ushers Speak Out Over Jackson Theatre Wages

The ushers of Jackson Theatre contest a Herald article and recount that they were promised fifty cents per performance, then paid fifty cents a day, earning only 3.50 in four weeks. They deny threats against children and say two appointed ushers were barred from meeting the treasurer, forced to leave after confrontation with Mr Fitzpatrick, and defend their conduct as fair and justified.

the Farmer the Herald Jackson’s Theatre Fitzpatrick Lillis Richardson Mulaney William Parshall James Lucey Edward Cotter James Lillis MR. White Jackson Theatre

Delta Gammas To Give Reception At Slocum's Gym

About two hundred invitations are out for the informal dance by the Delta Gammas on Wednesday evening at Slocum's Gymnasium with Speidel's orchestra furnishing music. This is their second event at the same hall, likely to be more elaborate than last year's memorable occasion.

Delta Gamma Slocum Speidel

Masonic Notes Monday Evening and Tuesday Degree Conferrals

DeWitt Clinton Lodge of Perfection A A 3 R will confer the sixth and seventh degrees in full form. Orient Chapter O T meets Monday evening. Corinthian Lodge F A M will confer the M M degree in full form Tuesday evening.

DeWitt Clinton Lodge of Perfection Een Meeting Orient Chapter Corinthian Lodge

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