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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

10

Bargain Day Mink Fur Coats And Accessories Sale

Saturday sale offers deeply discounted furs and accessories from mink muffs to wolf shawls and coats. Featured items include black wolf shaw collars, beaver and pony furs, trimmed hats, lawn waists, and aviation caps with prices ranging from under a dollar to over forty dollars, emphasizing value and variety for holiday shoppers.

Hind Wolf Shaw Dell's Pee Sone Sr Ranes Crceeseucve Messaline Rick Heatherbloom Io E. H. Dill Ereenie Venice Bradley

White House job hunt drives lame duck alley in Taft era

Washington gossip reports a new corridor at the White House labeled Lame Duck Alley to separate job seekers from regular visitors after the November election. Senators and reps, including Carter of Montana Depew of New York and Kennedy of Ohio, are seen vying for patronage while Knox Norton and other officials navigate a growing, controversial staffing scramble.

Washington White House Salt River Panama Berthare Charles D. Norton Taft Thomas Carter Montana Depew New York Kennedy Ohio Rep Stimson

Hayden Held For Voting In Two Towns

Special from Asked Press. Frederick Hayden of North Haven was bound over for the next Superior Court term on a charge of voting in two towns on the last election day. Probable cause was found after testimony in Bristol. Registrars testified Hayden voted in Plainville where he was brought by party workers on a claim he was registered there. Town officials confirmed he registered in Plainville last autumn. Hayden was not called in his own defense and was represented by attorney Joseph Dutton.

Bristol

Gift of Tongues sect faces split over Apostle Lupton

Apostolic leader Levi Lupton of the Gift of Tongues cult faces potential schism as nine pupils under Grace L. Davis secede, maintaining independent mission work. Davids of Cleveland, a mission school teacher, leads the breakaway group amid forgiveness discussions. Officials warn of broader disruption if reintegration fails.

United Press Alliance Levi Lupton Grace Faller Grace L. Dav's Cleveland Mission Lupton Thore

Democrat 10 Contests Rep Elect Calor Seat

The Frederick Hayden case sparks a challenge to C. H. Calor’s seat as Merritt Ryder contends Hayden’s two town votes influenced the election. Ryder trails by five on official returns but claims Hayden’s ballot changed the tally. If a recount is possible, Ryder’s supporters expect victory. otherwise the fight moves to the House floor.

Arbitration Favored Over War for Global Peace

Washington observers at an international conference urged a permanent arbitral court, praising arbitration as superior to war. Andrew Carnegie pledged 11.5 million for a peace foundation, while speakers including Senator Root and John W Foster argued for stronger international law and judicial resolve to abolish war.

Washington American Society For Judicial Andrew Carnegie Cardinal Gibbons Senor de la Barra Jamies Brown Scott Society Elihu Root New York William Renwick Riddle High Court of Justice Ontario Benjamin Ide Wheeler University of California John W. Foster Carnegie Peace Foundation Benster Elihu Root New Peace Foundation Supreme Court of the United States Justice Riddie United States Canada Benjamin the Wheeler Senator Roots U. S Heald

Fly Day at the Givig Meeting Highlights Civic Fly Studies

Special from United Press Washington December 16 Today was fly day at the annual American Civic Association meeting featuring principal address A Fly by Professor Woodsee. Dr LO Poward discussed the Typhoid Fly with studies from the Agriculture Department. Roy Boucher spoke on The newspaper as an educational factor against the fly. Public demonstrations by Richard Watrouse accompanied the program. Mrs Caroline Bartlett Crane and Miss Zona Gale addressed city cleanliness. Cyrus Lochster explained measures to abolish the empire nuisance.

United Press Washington American Civic Association Willard Hoel Woodsee LO. Poward Department of Agriculture Roy Boucher Minneapolis Tribune America Richard Watrouse Association Caroline Bartlett Crane Kalamazoo Mich Zona Gale Portaze Wis Cyrus Lochster Cleveland, O Chamber of Commerce

Divorced Couple Discuss Reconciliation and Custody

Special Commissioner reports Arthur A. Bastien and Alice Whealan Bastien held talks with attorneys about evading court-ordered two year remarriage ban after their divorce. They divorced about a year ago after seven years of marriage producing two children. Bastien seeks reconciliation, citing life hardships and care for his mother, but the decree bars annulment within five years.

Boston Arthur A. Pastien Alice Whealan Bastien Tensfr Basten

Drough terns From Ellen L Larned's Fifty Year Records

Miss Ellen L Larned of Thompson notes in a fifty year weather record that the present drought surpasses all past ones. She observes snow-covered ground and frozen water sources while wells fail to feed, making cattle rinks laborious as modern tanks and artesian wells struggle to meet the emergency.

Ellen L. Larned Thompson Drouth Drouths Winer

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