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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1909
Page
5
Snow is forecast to change to rain as a storm moves through, with clearing skies expected tomorrow. Temperatures remain mild, and motorists are advised to watch for slick spots during the transition.
New York December 13. Anibal Zelaya son of Nicaragua's president faces a $100,000 damages suit for breaking an engagement with Juillet Hero, an artist's model. Zelaya, a Columbia law student, is shown love letters praising beauty and passion, including references to Venus.
Washington December 13 Senator Crawford of South Dakota proposed a resolution to investigate rising prices for food and living costs and to compare wages and prices with other nations He would also seek a statement on global gold and coinage production since 1396 The article notes fluctuations in food products cotton wool flax and related items and mentions a separate jail incident involving a man beating his wife after a bad supper
Hattie Amelia Mills wife of Edward McElwee and daughter of Charles Mills died at Greens Farms on Saturday in her 48th year Funeral services will be held at her residence on Wednesday December 15 at 2 PM Grane Robert son of Matthew and Ann Shane age 2 years 1 month 25 days died in this city December 13 1903 funeral from parents home 437 Myrtle Avenue Wednesday December 15 at 9 30 AM
Margaret Stirn files an iron against her husband George Titt alleging they owned a house at 274 Lafayette Street and a property at 276 Lafayette Street bought in 1891. She contends Damen managed the property and rents but failed to give her a share of the revenue.
Chicago reports strong buying by bulls pushes corn and wheat prices higher. December wheat and corn show sizable gains as trading volume soars, with demand outstripping available supplies. Morris Meilitz denies leaving town to dodge creditors and asserts ongoing business activity.
New York trading on December 13 shows gains across several issues with Wall Street sectors leading the advance. Gould issues, Wabash preferred, and Missouri Pacific climb while steel and land common share rise. government and other bonds hold steady as midday prices reach highs.
Burglars pried a rear window at 504 North Ave saloon owned by Edward Tichert and mostly avoided the watch dog. Detective Cron investigated but no solid lead emerged beyond the dog’s return. Pearl Dorman of Guilford mourns the death of her third fiancé Hermann Spencer who burned to death in a barn. wedding was planned for Wednesday.
Napoleon Bissonnette faces murder charges for the Oct 14 killing of Rome P. Demery. His daughter Albertina Bissonnette, 20, is the principal state witness as court opens before Judge Ralph Wheeler with attorneys Kane and Chamberlain.
A four masted schooner Augusta W Snow tows 690000 feet of Georgia pine up the Pequonock river toward a dredged channel. The vessel drew 17 12 feet at the bridge and risked sticking on the river bottom as tugs pushed and pulled near East Washington avenue. Local reports say the river is filling up despite 20 plus feet depth at the bridge and 18 feet in the channel at high water.
Ten days remain before Christmas as a cheerful holiday store completes preparations. The shop touts a wide merchandise variety and ready helpers to serve customers, urging shoppers to enjoy the final gift-seeking days and take advantage of ready displays and friendly assistance.
Prominent display highlights silk scarfs in Persian patterns, plain colors, beaded varieties, and metallic highlights. Also offered are velvet and satin scarves, jabots, lace collars, bows, and Irish crochet sets. Center aisle display notes convenient boxed presents.
Rich satin pillow tops in dark to light shading and harmonious designs compare to velour pillow slips. Sizes range 18 to 26 inches square with silk floss cords and tassels in colors to harmonize. Odd and larger sizes made to order on third floor.
Napkin rings of sterling silver with patterns for children and adults. Each ring may be engraved with an initial or monogram. Prices range from $0.75 to $2.50. Dessert sets of heavy silverplate include sugar and creamer with juice pattern, valued at $2.50. Tea sets of four pieces including teapot and spoon-holder priced at $5. Left aisle, front.
A large collection of handbags features frames in silver or silver with gold plaiting. Designs are tasteful with leather or silk linings, offered in black and popular colors from $2.65 to $19.50. Leather covered frame bags and varied leathers such as saffion, vachette, morocco, enamel, grain, alligator, seal, and pit skin are shown with single or double handles. Located left of Main street door.
Art statuary and reproductions praised for Christmas honor claimants. Color shading finish and form resemble originals. Busts vases bas reliefs groups animals in ivory terra cotta bronze. Prices range from about 50 to 6 basement.
A retail listing offers gloves of various finishes and colors from $0.50 to $2. Fownes and Bacmo brands appear with prices up to $2. Silk lined, glace, and fleece lined gloves are featured. Leather cases, toilet sets, flasks, and wallets are priced from $0.25 to $25 with a left of Main street door location.
Hat-pins with rhinestones glitter like diamonds and suit large dark hats. Traveling clocks from France, leather cases, six jewels, keep good time, priced seven to twelve dollars. Turban-swirl hair-pins with colored stones or carved designs range from twenty five to fifty dollars.
A quirky ad promises glove bonds purchasable at any price from $1 to $5. Bonds are issued in the recipient’s name for glove delivery, addressing the wearer’s size uncertainty with flexible pricing and personalisation.
William Gould Brokaw, New York millionaire, claims his wife Mary Blair Brokaw pressured him for divorce and alimony while plotting to extort money. He cites a party two years ago with Horace White and other dignitaries where she allegedly flirted and drank champagne, which he denies.
James Parker of 656 Housatonic Avenue Robert M Nelson of 29 Laurelcourt and Henry De Gast were placed in probation by Deputy Judge Wilder. Parker caused a disturbance over the weekend and Parker and Nelson face probation terms of one year and six months respectively while De Gast, a Fairfield Avenue resident, admits bike theft and received six months probation.
In Buenos Aires on December 13, five hundred suspected Anarchists were jailed after large police raids ordered by the government to curb anarchist outrages. The trial rate will be pursued vigorously. many detainees may be expelled or sent to Terra Del Fuego.
Ranier Oregon Dec 13 Search continues for three girls and one man who perished when their seven passenger Dan launch capsized on the Columbia River last night. Two others were saved as rescuers work to locate the missing aboard the stricken craft.
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