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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1912

Page

3

Poison Kills Girl Seeking Beauty in Athens Queen Bid

Clara Zanarthes, 23, a Greek émigré living at 114 Wall Street Brooklyn, hoping to be chosen beauty queen at a festival in Athens, took arsenic and bichloride of mercury in small doses. She died at Williamsburg Hospital after tracheotomy to aid breathing. doctors say she had taken the poison for several weeks and hoped to return to Greece soon.

New York Greece Athens Clara Zanarthes Wallabout Street Brooklyn Williamaburg Hospital Manhattan Wallsbout Street Fenner Lafferts A. McClelland Br Henry A. Dangler Asken Pital

How to Store An Auto For the Winter lecture

Yesterday Bridgeport Day featured William H. Stewart Jr at the Stewart Automobile Academy in New York. He detailed winter storage steps for automobiles to prevent damage, including raising all four wheels, draining water from the radiator, running the engine briefly, shutting off gasoline, and changing or flushing a storage battery.

Bridgeport Stewart Automobile Academy New York William H. Stewart, Jr Bridgeport Opon

Pope's Greetings Arrive With Kennedy Christmas Messages

Mar. Thomas Kennedy, titular Bishop of Adrismople and rector at the American College in Rome, returns to Philadelphia aboard the Berlin after two years. He brings Christmas messages from Pope Pius X to Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Farley, stating he will return to Rome in February to fulfill duties. He visited to spend Christmas with his parents.

Mar Thomas Kennedy Rome Berlin Mgr Kennedy Philadelphia Pope Pius X Cardinal Gibbons Cardinal Farley

Real Xmas Bargains at United Store

The United Department Store at Main and Golden Hill invites customers to start Christmas shopping early with a wide display of holiday novelties and a varied stock. The ad promises quality, low and high priced gifts, and a comfortable, no obligation visit as the store opens in the morning and stays open evenings through the season.

Corinthna Santa Claus Elise Beopie Sid United Department Store Main Golden Hl Po Sion

The Bishop of Alba and a Poetic Life

A retrospective piece praises Rt Rev William Croswell Doane known for hymn writing and extol his poetry amid duties. It recalls his hymn Ancient of Days, his aging presence at North Haven Church, and a touching image of his dog Agar and a life of devout faith.

George William Douglas Churchman Althourh Onca North Bart Harbor Doane Thoes Dr. Brown Rab Matthew Arnold Geist

Deacon land deals echo Lonetown purchases near marriage plans

In Lonetown, Town Clerk J B Ford bought two of Edward Deacon’s Lonetown parcels from the estate and from Meres Descon. One homestead with 50 acres and a Bartram farm of 38 acres will be occupied by Kragon Lemuel after his coming marriage to Pauline Smith. The remaining Eas Yardmans property sits with W H Hil. A Second story notes a police inquiry into a Seine used on Saugatuck river, ultimately dismissed for lack of grounds for prosecution. A third wing of Deacon holdings, the Raymonds place, is occupied by the PeOUSETy estate. Nearby, chicken thefts and general thefts are reported. A court ruling denies appeal in the Patrick Collina will case. Eliza Smith marks her 87th birthday with friends. The Mark Twain property sale ends in Miss Home’s forfeiture of her option deposit.

Redding Lonetown Edward Deacon Bridgeport J. B.ford Moses Platt Fred Crouch Bartram Propacy Acon Meres Descon Deacon Eaymonds Place W. H. Hil Sanford Kragon Lemuel Mies Pauline Smith Theodore Smith Barbour Bethel Smith Norwalk Saugatuck River Banks W.S. Downs Tvo Frank Nickerson Nickerson Supreme Court Patrick Collina Mary Rowland Curtis Eliza Smith Congregational Church Mark Twain Miss Home Farmington

Local Notes On Estates Work And Community Events

A New York woman failed to complete a purchase of a cottage known as the Hel Pot and adjoining land after funds were wired to bind the bargain. Charles Ives of New York plans a twelve acre tract at Umpawaus Hill for a two story wooden house. A man named George Treadwell tied to a Sanfordtown residence is clarified as a different person linked to the State farm at Georgetown. Bids for a Ridge to West Redding mail contract are invited with closing January 36. Banford ym committee Dennis Ryan James Reynolds and Simon Loveisty arrange a Friday evening chance event. Center Methodist church hosts a Christmas supper for Sunday School members next Friday. Misses Waugh Blanchard depart the Ridge cottage for New Jersey wintering with friends in Bridgeport. Connecticut farms may profit from modern hog and beef production. stock raising could redeem worn-out farms. Fourth and eighth grade children at Center School stage a Christmas entertainment in the Assembly hall. Walter Knapp and Albert Ander show prize Brahma in Middletown and Boston shows early January. Stratford observes its hog butchering week as prize pork is prepared. Neugatuck team to pay Hamblen. visitors cheer for seniors. Deeds near Bustie, Fie, and stamps for parcel post arriving soon. new system to begin January 1 expected to boost post office work.

New York Charles Ives Umpawaus Hill George Tread- Well Sanfordtown State Farm Georgetown Washington Ridge West Redding Dennis Ryan James Reynolds Simon Loveisy Banford Ym the Center Bridgeport Connecticut Echool Assembly Hall Walter Ixnapp Albert Ander Mid—distown Boston Stratford George Webb Neugatuck Anet Ltorium Seni Penen Aoea Bustie Fie Parcele Post

Town preferred partner in the liquor business

Stratford dispatch reports tonight's town meeting focuses on extending saloon hours from seven to twelve, and discusses liquor licensing impacts. The piece notes central location aids supervision and criticizes anti liquor obstacles, framing the town as a liquor partner through license fees while detailing Christmas items, an arrival of a ten pound baby, and a hog wagon from Huntington amid price concerns.

Stratford Santa Claus George Webb Daby Webb Yeaterday Stratford Times Huntington

Newtown Social Notes and Local Travel Updates

Newtown items report residents closing a summer home on Walnut Tree Hill and planning winter in New York City. Mentioned are Dr Frank Wiesh and Katherine Walsh at Mr and Mrs. Sire’s home in Darfoor Centre, and several families visiting relatives in Palestine Stratford and Danbury. The High School announces a two week vacation. Mahoney Cutter Express from Long Hill to Newtown and Bridgeport operates Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays. Thursdays and Saturdays handle errands. A pad at R A Beers Co and Clampetts Bridgeport. Mrs John Hunninen seriously ill in Zoar. South Middle District children prep an Xmas program. John J Northrop hosted a gathering.

Wm. Walet Walnut Tree New York City Frank Wsieh tHatherine Walsh Walnut ‘Tree Hill Stratford Pitcher Mahoney & Cutter Express Long Hil Newtown Blooney Bridgenorth Long Hill Reid R.A Beers @ Co Clampetts Bridgeport John Hunnihen Mins Ate Donion Zoar South Middle District School John J. Northrop

The Store of a Million Ties Ad Promotes Fashions

A garble filled ad row touts a store selling wide tie and clothing lines. It highlights coats, hats, mufflers, and sport wear with mentions of fashion items like tuxedos and fur trims. Includes distressed phrases about new styles and spring offerings.

Unclear historical notice on local affairs and names

Fragmented OCR reads like a public notice listing individuals and entities such as Fridge Art and De Wetty with references to a welding date and a panini agency. The garbled text impedes clear extraction of dates, places, or outcomes, yielding a partial, non-standard public notice with multiple misspellings and unclear connections.

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