Dependent Alien Smiles At Deportation Prospect
Dominick Cerino, held at Lakeview awaiting deportation, travels to New York with a government inspector to sail this afternoon on Italian Mare. Investigator Morrissey accompanied them from the Charities office. Cerino came to this country less than a year ago, treated for rheumatism, then housed as a city charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Tolka
Cerino
Lakeview
New York
Alexander F. Morrissey
T of Charities
Bridgeport Hospital
Thief Steals Wallet From Veteran On Train
William Mitchel of the Pfch Soldiers Home Noroton dozed on a New Haven to Bridgeport train when a pickpocket slipped a knife into his pocket and took his wallet containing $44. The rider did not notice the theft or suspect anyone aboard. Police, railroad officials informed.
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William Mitchel
Noroton
New Haven
Bridgeport
Providence
H. 1
Epposisi
Free Your Pimples With Stuart's Calcium Wafers
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a blood purifier to clear pimples and skin blemishes. It argues the root cause is impure blood, urging daily use and avoidance of lotions or cosmetics that clog pores.
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Stuart
Funeral of Patrick Curtin in Newtown
Patrick Curtin of Bridgeport was buried in Newtown after a morning funeral at St. Rose's cemetery. Pallbearers included ex mayor Denis Mulvihill and M J Finnell, with many relatives and friends attending at the Sandy Hook hotel afterward. Nearby notes mention an oyster supper for Pootatuck Grange, improving health of Mrs. John Keating, guests for Miss Florence Gaffney, and local real estate talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Patrick Curtin
Bridgeport
St. Rose's Cemetery
M. J. Finnell
Denis Mulvihill
William Shea
Brooklyn
N. J
Thos. Lillis
Pasaic
Patrick’ S F. Shay
John Ki
Hunt
William B. Glover
Derm Smith
Bethel
Glover
John F. McNamara
Danbury
B. McNamara
Frank Kilbride
M. Kilbride
Sandy Hook
Frank Wright
Bee
Hennee Hook
Ephraim
Briscoe
Botsford Hill
P. Ready
Board of Assessors
Hubbell
Father Kilcoyne
Thomas Mulcahy
St. Rose’s Church
Weather and obituary notes from Stamford trolley death
An extended high pressure area brings pleasant weather with cool to mild temperatures east of the Rockies. Frosts reach Jacksonville Florida and Savannah Georgia. A Lake Superior disturbance causes cloudy but dry conditions. Stamford coroner investigated the death of five year old Annie Traderipa struck by a trolley car. India reports 2.5 million tons of sugar produced in the last two years.
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Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Jacksonville
Fis
Savannah
Lake Superior
Lake
John J. Phelan
Stamford
Annie Traderipa
Pindine
India
Schneider Bags Three Fat Coons in Wooded Hunt
Al Schneider, Bridgeport Fire Department’s champion coon hunter, and friends pursued three prize coons north of the city last week. The party traveled by wagon to the chase, with Hart Landon Guy Hammond John Hammond and Gilbert Thorn aiding. After fieldwork they dined at Bullen's cafe with Dan Smith and F Higgins sharing tales of the hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Schneider
Bridgeport
Schneider
Hart Landon
Guy Hammond
John Hammond
Gilbert Thorn
Dan Smith
F. Higgins
Bullen
Easton Society Notes Include Meeting and Weddings
The Easton area reports the Methodist Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday afternoon at the parsonage with a possible delay to Friday if stormy. Also noted are Mrs Samuel G Silliman plans to winter in Bridgeport, a Christmas cantata rehearsal at Clarence B Andrews home, and a Baptist church wedding of Mrs Hardy of Monroe and Mr Gilliste of Sport Hill. No service at Baptist church Sunday due to a severe storm. Miss Hilda McCauley visited Miss Minnie Sherwood at Maple Row Dairy Farm. Dorcas Baptist society to meet Thursday afternoon to quilt and enjoy a collation.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
the Methodist Church
Samuel G Silliman
Bridgeport
Jackman
MFS
Clarence B. Andrews
Hardy
Monroe
Gilliste
Sport Hill
the Baptist Parsonage
Stepney Letters Mention Pulpit, Weddings and Visits
Rev H F Fuller filled the Baptist pulpit in Stepney New Haven. Mrs Harry O Morgan guests in Monroe. Solon Nales sail for Hampton VA to visit daughter Mrs Ernest Proudman Jr. Mrs Homer Sherman stays winter guest. Girls Club met at Methodist parsonage. Frank Perkins sold horse to Botsford people. Floyd Tyrrell injured in Bridgeport Thanksgiving trolley fall slowly recovers. Carl Tomlinson wedding in Helena MT invites reach Stepney relatives. Wilbur Tomlinson travels with parents to Helena. New steps front of Baptist church built under Eugene Botsford. Thornton Blakeman Harold Blakeman Frederick P Sherman toured New York. Rev William Paten car repaired and usable. Miss Emma Mellen hosted John and Mrs John Mellen and Francis Ellen of Easton. Louise and Lavina Banks near Stepney Depot improving at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Fuller
New Haven
Baptist Church
Harry O. Morgan
Pauline Smith
Monroe
Birs. Solon Nales
Hampton
Ernest Proudman, Jr
Homer Sherman
Methodist Parsonage
Frank Perkins
Botsford
Floyd Tyrrell
Bridgeport
Carl Tomlinson
Helena
Mont
Wilbur Tomlinson
Eugene Botsford
Thornton Blakeman
Harold Blakeman
Frederick P. Sherman
New York City
William Paten
Emma Mellen
John Mellen
Francis
Easton
Louise
Lavina Banks
Stepney Depot
Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy touted for indigestion
An old advertisement extols Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for chronic indigestion and stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. It claims thousands took the remedy with relief and urges readers to ask a pharmacist, test one dose, and request a free booklet from Geo H Mayr in Chicago. It lists numerous professions and outlets selling the product.
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Mayr
Congress
Supreme Court
Geo. H. Mayr
Mtg
Whiting Street
Chicago
Ill
Blinded by Trolley Headlight Injures Wake Man
Special to The Farmer Southport Dec 3 Blinded by the glare of a trolley headlight Sherwood of this place ran down and seriously injured Michael Gaidah of River Street Westport near Mill River bridge. After treatment by Dr Charles Hyde the injured man was conveyed to Bridgeport by Rourke Rourke private ambulance. He suffered a broken leg and hip and fracture of the shoulder blade as well as numerous lacerations of the face and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southport
Sherwood
Michael Gaidah
River Street
Westport
Mill River Bridge
Charles Hyde
Rourke & Rourke
Bridgeport
Westport Leads in Thief Arrests and Local Notices
Westport reports a gang stealing about 500 worth of goods from New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad cars. Railroad police have been sent from New Haven to pursue suspects. Also noted were funeral services for Jacob Myers and Mary A Brown, town officials updating tax lists, and varied local social events, construction plans, and visits across Greens Farms and Compo areas.
Local Residents Move and Meetings Notice
Og removed by James Hvans from his recently acquired land on Imperial Point. Vincent Williams buys an Oakland auto in Saugatuck. Mr and Mrs George Le Fleur depart for Chicopee Falls Mass. William Eno leaves for Washington DC for winter. Crowkroft family relocate from Saugatuck to Newark for winter. Bedford family returns to New York from Greens Farms. Dayton builds large hennery on Bridge Street and plans large scale chicken raising. Lloyd Allen adds a bungalow extension near Kemper Leather Works. George Reeves returns to Scotland for winter. Westport Fire Department holds annual officer election on Tuesday December 16 at Campo Engine Firehouse. The Greens Farms Partners club to meet with Mr and Mrs Herbert Beers on Tuesday evening December 9.
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James
Hvans
Imperial Point
Vincent Williams
Saugatuck
Oakland
George le Fleur
Campe
Chicopee Falls
Mass
William P. Eno
Washington, D. C
Miasces Crowkroft
Fairfield Town Court Cases and Local Notices
In Fairfield the town court found Mary Love and Anthony Gall guilty of stray livestock and fined seven dollars plus costs totaling 20.13 dollars. Frank Dewit and Kazimer Syimkin were arrested on coal theft charges. The will of Charlott M. Buckley was filed with the probate judge. Mrs. Bradley leaves her estate to nieces and nephews with Rubin B. Branch named as heir. Edward L. Mills named executor. Five town deaths last month. Notices of residents visiting New York and Weston. A parish lecture by Father Brennan on the navy at St Thomas hall promises insight. Community rumors touch town projects and postmaster plans, trolley schedules, school completion, street-light contracts, and local gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westport
New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
New Haven
Jacob Myers
Church of the Assumption
Father Duggan
Mary A
Percy Brown
Shelton
Lyons Plains
BE. A. Beers
Henry Parker
Owlue
S. A. Purdy
L. B. Wilson
New York
Joseph T. Hull
Hull
Edward B. Bradley
Coleytown
Frederick Kemper
Washington Street
Aubrey I. Wyckoff
State Street l
Bridgeport
Norwalk Home For the
Thomas D. Adams
Greens Farms
Philadelphia
Davison Pearsall
Saybrook
Long Island
Charles Bulkley
Oscar Smith
Saueatuck
Neil R. Mitchell
Oroenoke
Comyo Beach
George Allen
Joseph Platt
Electric Light and Water Co
Canal Street
Temple Lodge
Masonic Relief Association
Lodge
Relief Association
Jacob Levy
Compo Inn
Leroy Mills
Charles H. Barber
Danielson
Lawrence L. Barber
Louis W. Reimer
The
Storr’s Agricultural School
Charles B. Meeker
Crosshighway
O. E. Ryther
Connecticut Temperance Union
Westport Methodist Episcopal Church
Elsie Madison
Dorothy R. Adams
Richard McDonald
Main Street
Seymour
Hoy
Staples High School
R.S. Putney
Harry Sherwood
Compo Mill
Henrietta
Mackenie
Bayonne
N. J
State Street
Elbert N. Sipperley
Paris
Charles Fable
Frank H. McLaury
Boy Scouts
Assembly Hall
High School
Helen Fike
Hawthorn Linn
New York City
Samuel E. Elwood
Brooklyn
Carlton B. Strayer
Bronx
N. Y
Edward J. Taylor
Fairfield
Bacon Wakeman
Mary Love
Anthony Gall
Frank Dewit
Kazimer Syimkin
Charlott M. Buckley
Southport
Bradley
Rubin B. Branch
Edward L. Mills
R. C. Williams
Weston
James Jones
Spring Street
New Bedford
Mass
Elia Brown
Father Brennan
St. Margaret's Parish
Waterbury
St. Thomas’ Hall
United States Navy
Navy
Hill's Rheumatic Remedy Ad Claims Quick Cure
Sufferers are promised cure for rheumatism and goat rheumatism for twenty years with Hill's Rheumatic Remedy. It guarantees relief within twenty four hours and offers one bottle for one dollar. Available at drug stores or direct from Hill Medicine Co., 117 East 24th Street, New York.
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Hill
Hill Medicine Co
24Th Street
New York
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McGarry
Troley Company
Benson's
Forsythe Co
School of Learning
Charley Fox
Ike Bock
Smith
E. W. S. Pickett
Phelan
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East End
East Washington Ave
IRA Gregory & CO
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