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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1910

Page

8

Newfield M. E. Church Burns In Major Fire

A January night blaze gutted the Newfield M. E. Church at Central and Stratford avenues, destroying the wooden interior inside a concrete block shell. Loss pegged at 10 000 dollars with mortgage 3 000, insurance covering the church. Firefighters faced a hazardous fight in bitter cold, with several minor injuries and crowd attention as Florence Wotton supplied warming drinks to drenched crews.

Newfield M. E Central Stratford Avenues Washington Park Nicholas W Muir G. Whitefield Simondson I. Nichols Mooney Walter Hopkins Hopkins Dr. Osborn Broad Street Murphy No. 6 Eck Baws Hillsinger Run Strathford Avenue Florence Wotton Auto Chemical

Connecticut Society Leaders Elect New Managers

The Connecticut Society Sons of the American Revolution board of managers met at Union League club in New Haven and elected John P. Elton of Waterbury to succeed the late John H. Whittemore. Plans for the annual dinner at the Garde Hotel in New Haven on February 23 were finalized.

Connecticut Society Sons of the American Revolution Union League Club New Haven John P. Elton Waterbury John H. Whittemore G. C. Williams Garde Hotel

Laborer Dies in Gas Poisoning at Boat House

Andre Vardyke, 40, a laborer living as a hermit in a boat house at the end of Smith Street, was found dead in his room early yesterday. Gas asphyxiation believed to have occurred while cooking on a gas stove after forgetting to light the cast. a widow and child survive.

Andre Vardyke Smith Street Varhyke Pe Sane A.citueeney

New Haven Man Plans Pole Expedition With Bartlett

New Haven December report describes Harry Whitney joining Captain Robert A. Bartlett to plan a dash toward the South Pole. The duo hopes to outpace the Scott expedition and plant the Stars and Stripes at the pole, following Bartlett’s fame with Peary’s Arctic voyage.

Harry Whitney South Pole New Haven Peary Robert A. Bartlett North Pole Antarctic

Special Fur Sale at E H Dillon Co Main Street

A pre holiday sale at E H Dillon Co 1105 Main offering extraordinary fur values for Christmas gifts. Save 1 3 on purchase price and promote the season with Hayter's candy for the Young Ladies at Christmas. Orders can be placed with Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Avenue and Courtland Street for delivery in neat wrapped packages.

E. H. Dillon & Co Main Street Hayter Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Avenue Courtland Street

Magnificent piano bought direct from Wissner Factory Warerooms

A dialogue reveals Agnes bought a piano directly from Wissner Factory Warerooms at Broad and State Streets. She paid less than rival stores, with a factory direct guarantee. The couple plans to return their piano and buy another advertised in today’s paper, trusting the clearly stated terms.

Cie Ron George Mary Georg Agnes Wissner From &T Winsner’s

Taft Seen as White’s Successor in Chief Justice Move

Washington dispatch reports that Associate Justice White has been chosen chief justice, fueling speculation that William Howard Taft, aged 53, could become the next chief justice after Taft’s presidency. White is 65 and in frail health, potentially retiring within five years, boosting Taft as the strongest future candidate.

United Press Washington White United States Liam Howard Taft Taft

Buffalo News Editor McIntosh Dies After 30 Years

William McIntosh longtime managing editor of the Buffalo Evening News died early today from internal hemorrhages in Buffalo. The notice notes his three decades at the paper and his prominent role in local journalism. Also includes an Ohio testimonial for Foley's Honey and Tar and an ad for Curtis Pharmacy in Youngstown.

Buffalo News Buffalo William McTntosh Buffalo Evening News D. Gilkeson Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio Foley F. B. Brilliana Curtis Pharmacy

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