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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1910

Page

3

Stratford Avenue Bridge Will Be Closed Tomorrow

Stratford Avenue Bridge in Bridgeport will close to travel tomorrow while a government dredger works on the channel. Also reports of a car on ice on Valley Line causing injuries to multiple people, with Conductor Will O'Brien seriously hurt and taken to Bri Hospital. Funeral notices and local obituaries follow for several residents, with services set in December and December 13.

Stratford Avenue Director of Public Works Bridgeport Ice Valley Will O’brien Bri Lous

Bridgeport Trolley Woes Prompt Mayor Action

Mayor Buckingham and Connecticut Company president Mellen faced a crowded trolley crisis in Bridgeport. Officials cited unsafe, unheated cars and delays hurting workers and merchants and urged immediate action to restore seating, heating, ventilation, and reliable service. Both sides blamed past delays, while Mellen promised improvements and noted forthcoming power upgrades and possible shifts in plant operations.

Brooklyn Pair Wed After Fairfield Justice’s Quick Aid

Edward Gettinger of New York and Caroline Zeiltelsberger of Brooklyn wed in Fairfield with Johnny Boyle’s auto ride and a candy box as romance spark. The ceremony occurred after Assistant Town Clerk William Mullins issued the license.

Johnny Boyle Fairfield Boyle Edward Gettinger New York Caroline Zeitelsberger Brooklyn Justice Boyle Bridgeport William T. Mullins Fairfield County

Masonic Events And Speaker At Park Street Church

Masonic notes list Jerusalem Council conferring R M and 8S M degrees with lunch Monday evening. Tuesday hosts Corinthian lodge F A M annual meeting with officer election and installation. Wednesday features Pyramid Temple Mystic Shrine annual meeting and officer elections. Hon. George B Chandler of Rocky Hill Conn will speak Thursday evening before the Men's League on The Echoes of the.

Jerusalem Council Corinthian Lodge Pyramid Temple Mystic Shrine George B. Chandler Rocky Hill, Conn Men's League Park Street Congregational Church

Wilder vows action over synagogue vandalism in Brattleboro

Vigilance committee informs Lael of repeated stone throwing at the synagogue on Kossuth Street and East Washington Avenue. Edward Dunn, 14, admits breaking one window after a frolic. Judge Wilder orders a $3 fine and restitution, while Prosecutor Delaney cites over 500 panes broken in the past year.

Kossuth Street East Washington Avenue Lael Edward Dunn East Bridgeport Young Dunn Wittenstein J. W. Ziegler Water Street Robbie Wittenstein Ziegler Dunn Jugside Wilder Canfield Delaney Wilder

Local Butchers Visit New York Cattle Show

A Bridgeport group of local butchers traveled to New York for the United Dressed Beef Company cattle show. A prize steer weighing 1150 pounds sold for 50 cents per live pound, with Fay & Company of Chicago handling the sale. The party, dining at Cafe Martin, returned on the 10:30 train. Members included Co. M. Biltz, Mark Nagle, John Porter, Ed Mansfield, Aliie Hill, and others.

New York United Dressed Beef Company Pary T Fay & Company Chicago Bridgeport Martin Allie Hill Hammond Beef Company Ed Mansfield W. M. Terry & Company Co. M. Biltz Mark Nagle John Porter Aliie Hill William Behrens, Jr George Wood William Fenotn

East Side residents defend garbage contract protections

East Side committee in McNamara's drug store plans to ask the Board of Health for a further hearing on changes to the garbage reduction contract with Charles S. Fischer of York Pa. They insist Clause 18, granting individual action rights, remains. City Attorney Cullinan reports no word from Fischer since his Bridgeport visit seeking changes.

East Side McNamara Board of Health Charles S. Fischer York Egs. Siders Fischer Bridgeport Thomas M. Cullinan Buckingham Ciy

Divorced man to wed the correspondent in Bridgeport

Fred H. Nichols of East Main street applied for a marriage license and listed Florence M. Chapman of Marlborough Massachusetts as his fiancée. Nichols 62, recently divorced from Sarah Jane Nichols, aged a week earlier in Superior Court for infidelity. The Chapman woman is 32, Nichols’ housekeeper, and the marriage was to take place at 9 tonight by Rev. Clemens of St. Paulus Church. Also listed were several other licenseholders from Bridgeport and nearby towns. A fire damaged a Pennsylvania Railroad barge at Farist's Steel Works wharf this afternoon, extinguished by the chemical crew.

Fred H. Nichols East Main Street Bridgeport Brass Co Florence M. Chapman Marlborough Mass Nichols Sarah Jane Nichol Bankstreet Frida Florence Chapman Chapman S O Mr. Clemens St. Paulus Church Paul Turoci Clinton Indiana Annie Maat Bridgeport Samuel H. Atkinson Mechanicsville N. Y Addie Viola Kaman Brooklyn Arthur Fried Toolmaker Roe A. Doeher L. Luttenbach Clerk New Hr Sarah E. McDermott New Haven

William Y Beach dies heir of New York Sun founder

William Yale Beach son of Moses Yale Beach founder of the New York Sun died at 75 in Stratford. Funeral held privately at his nephew’s home. He helped run the family’s Scientific American branch and once controlled a large New York real estate business.

William Y. Beach NEW York Sun Moses Yale Beach The Stratford Frederick C. Beach William Yale Beach Charles A. Dana Alfred E. Beach Scientific American Beach Moses Y. Beach Willliam Y. Beach Joseph P. Beach Wallingford New York

Dave Weeks Seeks Pardon in Connecticut Case

Hartford record describes the December Pardons Board session led by Governor Weeks. David Weeks of Bridgeport seeks clemency for a life sentence from February 15, 1898, for the 1897 murder of Marcus Nichols in Trumbull. Charles Bonay was hanged for the fatal shot. Weeks alleged promises from former State's Attorney Fessenden in return for assistance at Bonay trial. Mrs Bonay testified on Weeks behalf. the case joins 34 others awaiting decision.

Hartford Board of Pardons Capitol Weeks David €. Weeks Bridgeport Marcus Nichols Trumbull Charles A. Bonay Bonay Henry Williams Foster Bridgeworth Williams

Farmer Discovers Orphaned Soldier's Family Ties

Mrs Gustave Scholz of 159 Hough Avenue seeks Gottlieb Dier, the Fort Adams soldier visiting Bridgeport to learn his parentage. Dier, born in State Street Extension West End 21 years ago, was raised in Norwalk's Children's Home after family estrangement. His father Gottlieb Dier died in 1901. Scholz may provide two photos of the man.

Gustave Scholz Hough Avenue Gottlieb Dier Fort Adams Newport State Street West End Norwalk Dier Westport

Obituary Cornelius Bogardus of East Bridgeport

Cornelius Bogardus long time East Bridgeport resident died this morning at 185 Pem broke street due to age. He worked with Wheeler and Wilson Co and later Singer Mfg Co, retiring four years ago. Survived by three daughters who lived with him. funeral for Daniel Poland held at 144 Cedar street and St Marys church. Interment at St Augustine's cemetery. New Haven death of Fred Burns 33, found dead in a Warren street dive per medical examiner.

Stee *D. Smith DeKalb Avenue St. Mary's Church St. Masts Aear B. Squires C. W. Wilson Fororaae Avenue Ap 'Us Cornelius Bogardus Pembroke Street Spurial Lakeview McCullough John McCullough Summer Street Sacred Heart Church St. Augustine's East Bridgeport Wheeler and Wilson Co Singer Mfg. Co Daniel Poland Cedar Street St. Mary’s Church John F. Murphy St. Augustine’s Cemetery New Haven Fred Burns Burns Warren Street

Howland's Alliel Weather Report for November 12, 1910

Weather forecast notes fair skies for tonight and tomorrow. Reports from Howland’s station indicate continued calm conditions with no significant precipitation expected and temperatures near seasonal norms.

Holiday store gift suggestions with engraved rings and leather goods

The holiday shop advertises rings with free initial engraving done on site at the main floor rear. It highlights leather gifts for men and women, music rolls, flasks, cases, wallets, bill folds, card and cigar cases, garment hangers, and an array of scarfs. Prices range from under a dollar to several dollars, with display areas noted.

Personal gift sets and manicure kits in gilt boxes

Personal sets for gifts describe manicure sets with silver mountings in a special box. All usual tools included. Finish is handsome French gray. Toilet sets of brush, combs, and mirrors offered in many patterns, bright and dull gray finishes. Mirrors are high quality. Entire sets priced $1.75 to $10. Center aisle front.

Fine silky new underwear for women on sale

Newest and daintiest undergarments described in silk and cotton, with Seco-silk look. Plain or dotted fabric, trimmed with matching lace. Nightgowns with V or square necks priced $2 to $4, combinations $2 to $3, corset covers $1 to $1.50. Second floor.

Knickerbocker watches offer value at $4.95

Knickerbocker watches priced at 4.95 dollars, marketed as splendid Christmas gifts. Movements are 7-jeweled American, with 30 day return welcome. Gold-filled cases guaranteed ten years, styles span men and women including slim models, claimed superior to low‑priced imports. Main floor front.

Island for sale ad in theater magazine

The current issue of the Bill Yard, a theatrical and amusement magazine, lists Steeplechase Island I R2 as for sale, noting the owner is retiring from business. Also, Sacred Heart church held its annual reception for the Children of Mary with sixty candidates and a musical program by organist Molly Daly. Reverend William Fitzgerald preached.

Billyard Sacred Heart Church Children of Mary Mins Molly Daly William Fitegerald Pormany Pastoe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Round & Sirloin Maine Florida John Beck & Son Main Street JAS. Horan & Son Ee Florist Stratfield Hughes & Chapman Strathuro Avenue Mellen Socialist Party of Bridgeport & Communication Mr. Mellen Connecticut Railway and Lighting Company Public Service Corporation Andrew M. Cooper Howland Dry Goods Company A. B. Smith Cooper Connecticut Company F. W. Bolande F. D. Bell Meigs & Co Gettting Massachusetts H. H. Jackson Worcester New Haven Road Willis F. Hobbs Manufacturers Association Railroad Avenue Railroad Viaduct Mellen Wade Cooner Metlen Tenair Vincent Mr. Melleh Jackson's John Boyle Masonic N.Y W LL Pennsylvania R. R. Co Farist Steel Works Chemical Dave Weeks Jenni Xd Pharmacy, Inc Main and State Streets Idgeport Conn Dea Howland Alliel Knickerbocker Howland Dry Goods Federal Biscuit Co State ST Peffernusse
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