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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1909

Page

11

Will of Sidney Terry Probate Admitted in City

The will of the late Sidney Terry was admitted to probate this morning. He leaves the life use of his estate to his wife and after her death it is to be divided equally among his three children Benjamin W. Terry Isaiah F. Terry and Celia G. Terry. Executors are Jacob Cuyler Shaw and Isaiah F. Perry with Louis B. Sammis and Joseph Smith named as appraisers. Capt W M Terry is his brother and he owned a market gardening business in the city.

Sidney Terry Benjamin W. Terry Isaiah F. Terry Celia G. Terry Capt. W. M. Terry Jacob Cuyler Shaw Isaiah F. Perry Louis B. Sammis Joseph Smith

Double Tragedy Result of Two Divorce Suits

Special from American Press. In California on December 10, Dr. Eugene Wood was shot to death by Gabriel Jacobs in the business district while a crowd of shoppers watched. Jacobs then killed himself with a final shot to the brain after firing twice at his wife, whom he had accompanied in a car.

Cal Eugene Wood Gabriel Jacobs Dr. Wood Jacobs Dr. Woods

Vessel sinks after rock collision off York Harbor

Two boats and Captain Duffle with six crewmen escaped the doomed ocean tug Portland near Stone's Rock off York Harbor Maine. The vessel sank in 14 fathoms after slipping from the rock. Crew were rescued by the tug M Mitchell Davis and brought to Portland. The Portland, valued at Wharf Towboat Company, will be a total loss. Wood End Life Saving Station dispatched but arrived too late to aid crew.

United Press N. H Duffle Portland Stone's Rock York Harbor M. Mitchell Davis Wharf Towboat Company Wood End Life Saving Station Davis

Hickey Stops Runaway Horse on Norman Street

John L. Hickey, an expressman, leaped from his wagon to seize the bridle of a frightened horse owned by liveryman John Lund on Norman Street. The horse, attached to a handsome coupe, halted before causing damage, after a split-second chase from Wood Avenue. A stray piece of flying paper is believed to have spooked it.

John L. Hickey Norman Street John Lund Wood Avenue

Weather Forecast and Local Notices From New Haven

Weather outlook for New Haven on December 10 indicates fair tonight and Saturday as a high pressure ridge from Minnesota to Georgia yields pleasant conditions with low temps east of the Rockies. Freezing temps reach Jacksonville, Florida, while temperatures rise slowly west of the Mississippi. disturbance near Denver may affect northern areas. Local items note Ladies of Charity meet at St. Vincent's Hospital on Sunday at 2 30 pm, University Club minstrel tonight, and a visit from Elmer Youngs of Los Angeles considering East Coast business. Advertisements promote Ely's Cream Balm, Cyrus Wart Remover, and stove polish products with locations in Bridgeport and New Haven.

United Press New Haven Minnesota Georgia Rocky Mountains Jacksonville Fla Mississippi River Denver Ladies OF Charity Wedies of Charity St. Vincent’s Hospital Elmer Youngs Young's Bridgeport Los Angles Youngs California

Professor Stromgren disputes Cook polar affidavits

Copenhagen reports Prof Elis Stromgren skeptical of affidavits by Captain Loose and George Dunkle claiming Cook faked records for polar explorations. Stromgren hints charges collapse as Cook’s pre voyage talks with Scandinavian astronomers supported his competence. Walter Lonsdale claims Cook was duped by Loose and left records due to his habits. Dillon Wallace backs Cook, calls Dunkle’s affidavit part of a plot to discredit him. He asserts Cook did reach the pole based on unordered conditions described and later corroborated by his account.

United Press Copenhagen Elis Stromgren Department of Astronomy University of Copenhagen Frederick A. Cooks A. W.-. Loose George H. Durkle Cook Stromgren Lonsdale Loose The Politikan Today Knudeussen Labrador Dillon Wallace DR. Cook New York George H. Dunkle Wallace

K of C Lecture Sunday Night at Pell's Theatre

Bridgeport Chapter of the K of C plans a Sunday night lecture and musicale at Pell's theatre with James Dunn as speaker. The event aims to recruit new members and support a non Catholic mission. no admission fee, a voluntary offering requested. A male chorus rehearsal at Malin Street Chapter House is set for 2 pm Sunday, all members urged to attend.

Pell's Theatre Bridgeport K. of C James Dunn Malin Street

Deaths and Funerals John Gallaher Funeral at St Patrick’s

The funeral for John Gallaher who ran a Water Street saloon this morning from his 86 Frank Street home to St Patrick’s Church featured a high mass of requiem celebrated by Rev J B Nihill with deacon Rev T J Kelly and subdeacon Rev Father Curran. Miss May French sang Ave Maria at offertory. Jessie Murray sung Jesus Lover of My Soul and William Clampett Face to Face as the casket left the church. Delegations from Cecil Calvert council Emmet Club Court Waldemere F of A Div 1 A O H and BR O O B No 36 attended the service. Pallbearers were John Heaphy George T Kelly John O Connell Christopher Richard Walter Lalley and Frank Bright. Interment was in St Michael’s Cemetery.

John Gallaher Water Street Frank Street St. Patrick's Church J. B. Nihill T. J. Kelly Father Curran John O'Connell Christopher Richard Walter Lalley Frank Bright St. Michael's Cemetery

Fashions and Fads Elate Winter Wardrobe Trends

White furs dominate the season with pink rose trims on young girls dance frocks. Cape coats replace wraps as the latest outerwear. Two tone hosiery and striped fabrics lead the colors, with velvet and lace accents for evening wear. Pleated skirts return while small undressed kid handbags replace larger styles.

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