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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1914

Page

6

War Bulletins Bring Human Interest Notes From Paris and Flanders

Paris reports a 1000 franc donation from Isler & Gaye for French refugees, with Poincare and refugee committee gains noted. Berlin item describes Hela sailor Kuettner losing legs, saved by comrade Limpert who is praised by the Admiralty. Amsterdam covers Bazser-Toan on holding territory, and Belloc on three war endings and expected 1915 distress. Berlin notes Von der Goltz joking about death and Almanach changes show titles, while Kaiser's cigar sale raises funds for Red Cross. Russian truce rejection, Caillaux linked to anti-German propaganda, and Flanders visits describe calm amid inundations and German soldiers’ fear of the region.

Father O Rourke Lecture to Feature Concert

A lecture by Father O Rourke and a linked concert are planned with missionaries in attendance. Frik EK has arranged the program featuring vocal selections and a one am start time, according to the notice.

Father O’rourke Frik EK Wreber

Weather Forecast Sets Tone For Army Band Restrictions

Secretary of War Garrison announces no need to censor army bands and their songs, signaling ongoing confidence in military musical output while soldiers prepare for public events and daily duties.

Ike

Tapeworm Removed in Three Hours by Tapeliné

A claim notes a three hour removal of a tapeworm using Tapeliné. The remedy is advertised as guaranteed to remove the worm head and all without prior steps.

Molnar murder case shadows mystery surround death

Coroner states Steve Molnar died at unknown hands and in an unknown manner. His half-burned body was found behind Crane Valve Co. factory. Autopsy revealed two bullet wounds. Wife and boarder were arrested then released, with no link shown. Police pursue other leads as state officers locate Sam Anasevitch in Denver. The Greater New England Exposition Co. opens a Red Cross carnival at the Casino to aid war zone relief, with amateur and tango night contests and prizes.

Steve Molnar Phelan Molnar Crane Valve Co Sick Benefit Society Greater New England Exposition Co American National Red Cross Association Red Cross Association Vaudevile Bridgeport

E H Dillon & Co Fur Goods Ad Highlights Prices

Wholesale and retail leading milliners advertise a city exclusive display of muff and neckpiece sets. Prices show large discounts with Siberian wolf, fox, raccoon and skunk fur offerings. items include muffs, neckpieces, and children's fur sets with substantial markdowns.

E.H Dillon & CO Main ST Mein St Hartford St. Cecile Paris

Campaign ends with strong turn in New London county suffrage drive

The Connecticut Suffrage News reports the New London County campaign by the Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association ended with a successful meeting at Ledyard Center. Campaigners Emily Pierson Alyse Gregory and Isabella Sanders, with local leagues, held talks in churches halls and factory areas, gaining petitions and enrollments. Norwich and New London leagues aided. audiences showed growing support and willingness to sign petitions.

A.G. Porritt New London County Connecticut Woman Suffrage Association Ledyard Center Norwich New London Equal Franchise Leagues Emily Pierson Alyse “Gregory Isabella Sanders Wew London Lyme Frederick A. John- 50 Uncasville Willis Austin Worhen Quaker Hill Waterford Ladies’ Aid ’Society Hartford Equal Franchise League Greenwich New Haven Suffrage League of Self Supporting Women of Hartford

TIZ foot relief claims instant cure for tired feet

An old advertisement touts TIZ as a magical remedy for tired, burning, swollen feet and foot conditions like corns and bunions. It promises instant relief, painless feet, and no more discomfort, selling a 26¢ box at drug or department stores with a bargain 2¢ “whole fears” offer.

Ny Drug Store

Electrocution deemed accidental in Bridgeport incident

Coroner Phelan ruled 33 year old Helen Kerticsha died after touching a broken telephone wire during a storm on December 7. A friend and bystander, Tessie Borges, witnessed the event as high wind sent the wire into contact with her arm. A bystander, Paul Bourjuashi, was shocked, later recovering in hospital. The finding cites improvements in pole wiring as preventing criminal negligence by the telephone and light companies.

Phelan Helen Kerticsha Tessie Borges S Bridgeport Malleable Iron Company Kerticsha Paul Bourjuashi St. Vincent’s Hospital Tni Public Utilities Commission

Obituary notices amid Bridgeport obituaries and funerals

Multiple Bridgeport obituaries recount deaths in Fairfield and Bridgeport, detailing Ella May Mallett, Mary McCaffery, Neils Pearson, Patrick Linane, Nellie F. McNamara, Anna Doyle Buckley, Olivia Kerney, Eliza Fairchild, Anna Burgess, and Corporal William H. Pridham. Services span Church of St Augustine to Mountain Grove Cemetery, with military honors for Pridham and numerous survivors and affiliations noted.

Neils Pearson Capitol Avenue Bridgeport Spring Perch Company D. J. Norland Swedish Lutheran Church John Wendel Fred Olsen John Tohnson Charles Peterson Charles Zakiison Charles Wnelson Mountain Grove Cemetery Eliza M. Fairchild Elisa M. Child Fairfield Avenue Richard L. Swain D.D South Congregational Church Anna. B. Burgess Anna B. Burgess East Main Street P. E. Mathias King’s Highway Church

Johnny Evers Better in New York Pneumonia Update

John J. Evers captain of the Boston National League club is ill with pneumonia at a New York hotel and was reported resting easier after a comfortable night. Elsewhere Mrs. Nelson Pollard of Elizabeth New Jersey convicted of the poison pen fetters was fined two hundred dollars. Copper is quoted at two hundred dollars a ton in Germany with little available.

New York John J. Evers Boston National League Baseball Club Nelson Pollard Elizabeth N. J

The Smith Murray Co. Store Cash Sale Policy

The Smith Murray Co markets itself as a cash only store with no charge accounts. It argues customers avoid installment interest by paying cash and claims equal treatment for all, inviting buyers to shop under its payment method.

Stacks of Toys From Santa Claus Come to Town

A local store showcases a wide sale of dolls and toys from Santa’s shop. Baby dolls and rag dolls in many sizes sell for 50c, smaller dressed dolls for 25c, and a large variety of games and mechanical toys priced up to a dollar. Also featured are Boy Scout and Emblem Flag drums and other inventive items for all ages.

Nick Campbell Baby Junior Farmer Boy Baby Blossom George Washington Santa Claus

Linen shower honors Susie ONeill before wedding

Miss Susie O’Neill of 255 Caatherise street was the honor guest at a linen shower hosted Wednesday by Mrs. John Hourigan at 325 George street. She soon will wed John Schick. Guests enjoyed gifts for the couple. dancing was the evening’s main activity. Also noted, Fire Chief John Kane and Derby Selectman John Hurley visited Bridgeport to inspect local fire department motor apparatus, meeting Commissioner John H. Tague at Chemical No. 1. The Aquesimi Academy of Sciences elected Henry Stenkiewics, author of Quo Vadis, as a member, a notable honor for a Pole.

Susie O'Neill Caatherise Street John Hourigan George Street Miss O'Neill John Schick Hourigan Hourigan's Hospitality Were: Mrs. J. Cooper, Mrs. Joy, Mrs. J. Kiernan C. Clarke Boston W. Lord Mulligan A. Finlayson M Beardsley T. Flynn M. McMahon M. McGovern J. Hart Crow I. Schick Elizabeth Evans M. Dwyer Eliza Sarah Ennis Mary Bula John & Kané John Hurley Derby Bridgeport Fie Chemical No. 1 John H. Tague Afiddis Street Aquésimi Academy of Sciences Henry Stenkiewics Marmber Pole

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Poimcare the Temps Isler & Gaye Broadway Leon Bourgeois Committee of Letters Frances Poincare Berlin Hela Kuettner Limpert Admiralty Amsterdam Herr Bazsser- Toan National Liberals Reichstag Sayville L. 1 Hague Henry Nicholas Order of Black Eagle Albert Belgium Montenegro Kaiser Lord Lonsdale Red Cross Czar Rotterdam Russia Caillaux Buenos Ayres M. Caillaux South America France M\Calllaux Flanders Paul Chautard Lent Denver Seymour Conn State Police Sam Anasevitch Anton Bladiyko Colo Connecticut Suffrage News New Haven Equal Franchise League Henry Wade Rogers Nashville National Woman Suffrage Association New Haven League Connecticu Woman Suffrage Association Nevada Wyoming Massachusetts Ella May Malust Ella May Mallett Charles Mary McCaffery Michael McCaffery Marine Avenues Fairfield Ireland William and Jane McBride Patrick. Linand Patrick Linane Bank Street St.Augustine's Church J. J. Kennedy Robert Dwyer Patrick Flannagan Thomas Connelly Patrick Connery St. Michael's Cemetery Nellie F. Anamara Nellie F. McNamara Thomaston John J. McNamara Holbrook & McNamara Anna Buckley Anna Doyle Patrick Buckley Pequonnock Street Seaside Hive Ladies of the Maccabees Star of Pembroke Companions of the Forest St.Augustine’s Church Olivia Elizabeth Kerney Joseph Kerney Summerstreet Bridgeport Hospital William H. Pridgam Grand Army William HF. Pridham F Co 13Th New Jersey Volunteers JuHs Marsh Colorado Avenue Henry E. Kelly St. George’s Episcopal Church New Jersey Lincoln Post Newark Fourth District Republican Club Fair Haven Walker & Banks Union George Sanger Wheeler & Wilson Band Corporal Pridham Johnny Evers Germany THE Smith-Murray CO G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc Main Street Jewelers & Opticians O'Neill Mr. Schick Ceot
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