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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1915

Page

12

Obituary notice for Dennis O Connor and family members

An obituary notes Dennis O Connor was held this morning with services at a local church followed by interment at St Michaels cemetery. It also records the death of Mary B Clingan at age 85 and mentions survivors including her daughter Mrs Grove. The notice lists relatives James and Cornelius O Connor Daniel and Joseph Finnegan and James Hickey among those connected.

Dennis O'Connor Madison Avenue Sey Robert J. Bow James Francis Cornelius O’connor Daniel Joseph Finnegan James Hickey St Michasl’s Cemetery Mary Scott Clingan Grove Avenue Clingin Sg Lingan

Mob Drives Out Two Japanese From Oreville Oroville

A mob of 200 men in Wenatchee Washington reports driving two Japanese from Oroville a mining town 150 miles north. They wrecked the Japanese laundry furniture was burned and the Japanese accompanied by George Devon left for Spokane to complain to the U S district attorney no arrests have been made leaders warned Devon against renting to Japanese and barred them from doing business in Oroville

Wenatchee Wash Oroville Here George Devon Spokane United States Devon

Protest High Price of Food In Hungary Memo

Budapest memorandum signs over half a million people urging reduction in food prices. Deputation from all classes will present the protest to the Hungarian premier in parliament.

London The Morning Post Today Budapest Hunegarien Hungary

Mechanic Replaces Sweater With Tools In Retail Mix Up

Alfred Severin bought a $7 sweater at a Main Street shop but received a bundle of dirty work clothes instead. A mechanic later traded in his tools for the sweater, prompting police action. Albert Morris investigated, deduced the swap, recovered the tools, and returned Severin’s sweater.

Alfred Severin Wood Avenue Severin Albert E. Morris Whoa Avenue Old King Brady Nick Carter

British Government Orders 140000 Glass Bottles for Soldiers

An order for 140000 gross of glass bottles has been placed by the British government with Hazel Atlas Glass Co. of Wheeling West Virginia and Williamstown Glass Co. of New Jersey. The bottles will be used to ship liquid foods to soldiers in the trenches. Demand for American bottles is high and trade estimates a possible expansion to about 1,000,000 gross next year amid a worker shortage.

Wheeling Hazel Atlas Glass Co Williamstown Glass Co Williamstown N. J

Belgium Day drives CT towns to raise relief funds

Tomorrow is Belgium Day in Connecticut with Bridgeport and Waterbury competing to raise the most. Mayor Scully of Waterbury backs the campaign while Hartford leads with about 17 111 dollars and Hartford Trust Co. secretary Charles C. Russ oversees finances for relief in Belgium. A Connecticut ship is planned to aid the effort.

Belgium Connecticut Bridgeport Waterbury Co Iftees Scully Rtford New Haven Charles C. Russ Hartford Trust Co Rejict

Citizens' Improvement Club Formed in Eighth District

Citizens of the Eighth district met at the Elite theatre to demand better North End improvements. Ex Alderman John H. Coughlin was elected president with Edgar T. Johnston as secretary and George Seltsam as treasurer. The group aims to back aldermen with district support and draft plans for local reforms. The club name is Citizens' Improvement club of the Eighth district. The meeting adjourned with plans to reconvene on Sunday December 13.

Eighth District North Main Street North End Daniel P. Harrigan Bdgar T. Johnston John H. Coughlin Common Council Board of Apportionment Parrott Avenue Thomas Arnold Greenwood_& Arnold Capitol Avenue Public Works Salem Street John Neary Daniel Sheehan Louis Johnson George Dell Francis Rooney John A Cornell Edgar T. Johnston George Seltsam John, A.cornell Fred J. Oates Harry Johnson Citizens’ Improvement Club Coughlin Frank Beckwith

President Endorses Red Cross Seal Sale

President Wilson endorses the Red Cross Christmas seal drive supporting tuberculosis work. He urges continued funding and highlights the Bridgeport Visiting Nurse Association and National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis for patient care, family education, and open air treatment.

Bridgeport Tuberculosis Department P Nt Wilson Aorses Red Cross National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis National Anti-Tuberculosis Association

Wealthy Pittsburgh Widow Found Murdered At Home

Mrs Caroline Flaccus Viehmier a 71 year old wealthy Pittsburgh widow was found murdered in her country home ten miles north of the city. The body was bound gagged and the house ransacked with telephones cut and an apparent robbery motive. She was sister to George B Flaccus and L Flaccus prominent local glass manufacturers.

Pittsburgh Caroline Flaccus Viehmier Here Robery Robery Was the Motive For the Crime. Mrs. Viehmier Was A Sister of George BE L. Flaccus

Tamblyn Preaches on Potter Report and Taxes

Rev George Tam blyn of Olivet Congregational Church cited Zenas L Potter of the Russell Sage Foundation to criticize Mayor Wilson for not regulating Bridgeport cheap dance halls The preacher claimed Bridgeport is a social laboratory and urged action after noting a YWCA petition signed by factory girls and two hall owners with concerns over return checks.

George O. Tamblyn Olivet Congregational Zenas L. Potter Russell Sage Foundation Wilson Bridgeport Mr. Tamblyn Cleryman Potter Sage Foundation Ind Tamblyn

England's Aristocracy Suffers Much By War

Debretts Peerage shows war toll across British titles with 800 names listed as killed or died of wounds. The roll includes royal family member, peers, baronets, knights, MPs, companions, and numerous sons, reflecting widespread succession changes across more than 100 titles.

London

Berlin Sofia phone link opens direct wartime line

Direct telephone communication between Berlin and Sofia has opened. The first talks by way of Nish or Sova and Budapest featured the Bulgarian and German war ministers discussing war matters.

Berlin Sofia Nish Sova Budapest

Harbor Happenings In Rough Weather Tugs Tied Up

Weather delays in the harbor have tugboats Salutation and Hockendaqua tied up awaiting relief from the storm. They tow 16 boats together while D. S. Arnot carries five and Bully seven. The Isaiah K Stetson arrived from St John s N B with lumber for Frank Miller Lumber Co. Captain Judson Hamilton reports a good trip. Xmas Roping and Wreaths of Laurel John Reckson.

Salutation Hockendaqua D. S. Arnot Isaiah K. Stetson St. John’s N. B Frank Miller Lumber Co Judson Hamilton

Estate of David B Booth sale order in Stratford

In Probate of Stratford district an administrator seeks an order to sell real estate of the estate of David B Booth late of Stratford. The hearing is set for December 15, 1915 at 9 am in the Stratford Probate Office. Interested parties must be notified and may appear on or before December 13, 1915. Attest Charles H Peck Judge.

David B. Booth Stratford A. D Charles H. Peck

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