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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1909

Page

3

Aero Club in First Test Fight

The Aero Club of America faces its first test of authority as Los Angeles prepares for a January 10 to 20 aviation meet. The club requires licenses and adherence to its rules, warning that sanction could be withheld if requirements are not met. Unlicensed pilots could threaten prominent aviators including Glenn Curtiss and Louis Paulhan.

United Los Angeles Aero Club of America Aco Ib Troc Aero Club Merchants & Manufacturers Glenn Curtiss Louis Paulhan

Christmas Social in Ludlow Aided by Newtown Club

Newtown Social Club members gathered in Ludlow Mass for a Christmas meeting at Sandy Hook Hall. Attorney George Ennis of Bridgeport attended with Newtown friends including Thurst Tiemann Jr. The event featured a children’s Christmas tree and recitations led by Catherine Murphy, plus a humorous Santa and gifts for youngsters. Pinger tips severed reported for a local incident this morning with E C Krause noting the event.

George Ennis Bridgeport Newtown Thurst Tiemann, Jr Danbury New‘Library Middle District Catherine Syed Arthur Ith Catherine Murphy Brook E Cook Prince of the Hich Urg Monik E. C. Krause Eee

Local obituaries list in city December 23 1909

Death notices from this city on December 23 1909 include Helbig wife of Erick H Helbig aged 52 with funeral at her residence and St. Peters Church. Becherer aged 79 with funeral from his son Ange G Baker’s home. Mary Dowers widow of Stephen Dowers with funeral at Holy Rosary Church and St Michael's cemetery. David A Wakeley aged 85 with funeral at Chestnut Street home and Long Hill Cemetery. David Wakeley interred at Long Hill Cemetery. details list homes, dates, and churches for funeral services, reflecting local obituary notices of the era.

Lbig Helbig Erick H. Heli St 'S Church Lakeview Cemen Becherer Ange G. Baker Senchew Avenue Burigi Im Mountain Cemetery Mary Stephen Dowers Main Street Holy Rosary Church St. Michael's Cemetery Wakeley Chestnut Ann Trumbull David A. Wakeley Dove Chestene Osegnteg Long HM Cemetery

Elks Home in Holiday Attire at State Street Lodge

The Elks prepare a festive return to their new State street lodge with decorated interiors and electric antler bulbs. Activities include a lunch, turkey baskets, and contests in bowling, pool, and billiards as part of a holiday program. A separate committee plans the Waterbury lodge dedication next Monday evening with a scheduled train for attendees.

Elks State Street William E. Irmnham Joseph Ivers William R. Nathane Henry _ P. Lyons N Sam Herz T. McCarthy Jona Jone Eddie Maevan W. Lee L. .Gould Waterbury Lodge B. BR. Williams V. Pee Thomas J. Ham Ect Noder Mum Cavers Loney W. L A. A. Doty Jerome Schread William H. Brown Atzen Charles H. Hinman Clark Samuel Spielman Fred'c. Mullins Joseph B Cough

Former Bridgeporter John E. Cox buried today

The funeral for John E. Cox, longtime Hartford resident and former Bridgeport resident, was held in Paterson New Jersey before burial at Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery in Hartford. He worked at Hartford Times, Bridgeport Standard, and Catholic Transcript and leaves wife, daughter Anna, son William, and daughter Mrs. Ernest Scharfer.

John E. Cox Patagson N. J Wednessdy Hertford Mt. St. Benedict Cemetery Traip New York Cox Hartford Dime Savings Bank Hartford Times Bridgeport Standard Eter & Milter Printing Company Catholic Transcrips Tire of Park John J. Cox Anna L. Cox Broad Street Hartie William Cox Ernest Scharfer

Funeral of Little Tim Sullivan Draws Huge East Side Crowd

The funeral for Little Tim Sullivan deputy leader of the Sullivan Clan drew vast crowds on the East Side. Neighbors recalled his aid during hard times as Mayor McGillin led city officials and police controlled the throng. The procession moved to St Anne's and burial followed at Calgary Cemetery.

United Press News Mac Crcae Tim” Sullivan Sullivan Eyda 12Th Street City McCillan Tim St. Anne's Statons Purial Caltary Cemetery

Poultry Show Next Week Promises Big Local Event

Bridgeport Poultry Pigeons and Pet Stock association announces the second annual exhibition at the armory on January 4 5 and 6. Last year’s event is recalled as a success and this year is expected to top it with 67 prizes across poultry pigeons rabbits and other stock. Entries must be owned by the actual exhibitor with premiums awarded in multiple divisions including blue red and yellow ribbons and a white rosette for the best overall pen.

Bridgeport Poultry, Pigeons & Pet Stock Association Armory

Post office robbed by four men in Bulston

Police report says the Bulston post office was entered early today by four men who blew the safe with nitro glycerine. About $1,000 in cash and stamps were taken, with no injuries reported.

United Pries Schnec'aty Bulston &Po

Dr Gibney Denounces Stovaine in Spinal Anesthesia Debate

New York Medical Journal quotes Dr Virgil P Gibney dismissing spinal anesthesia with Stovaine as risky and urging preference for local or respiratory tract anesthesia. He notes his limited approval after Jonnesco methods and cites cases where spinal use caused danger, warning against routine spinal injections.

New York Medical Journal Bridgeporter Virgil P. Gibney New York Thomas Jonnesco America Gibney Jonnesco Philadelphia Ionnesco

Marriage of Myrtle Augusta Feller and John J Downey in Quiet Sacred Heart Ceremony

Miss Myrtle Augusta Feller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Feller, wed John J. Downey of 463 Stillman St at Sacred Heart church in Bridgeport. Best man Lilian Colgan, Downey’s brother, and a quiet ceremony followed by a breakfast. They plan to reside on Orchard Street and Downey aims to join a prominent professional team.

Myrtle Augusta Joel Feller Broad Street John J. Downey Stillman Street Sacred Heart Church New York

Accused Thilf Held in Bail in City Court

In city court this morning Louis Potts of Hollister avenue charged with theft from Miss Ostromboakie in a 5c store Wednesday night was bound over to the criminal superior court. Bail fixed at $1,000. furnished. F J Wildman fined $5 and costs and sentenced to 15 days in jail for abusing his wife. John Sarco jailed 20 days for drunkenness and vagrancy found in a barn on Wilard 81 occupied by horses and teams of his brother Thomas. he lit matches and was arrested by Special Patrolmen. Robertson and Robertson affair noted. both released on suspended judgment. Robertson lost $16 celebrating. Ameo Ricelo sentenced to 10 days and fined $5 for py wife. he furnished $75 bail.

Louis Potts Hollister Avenue Christopher Finnegan Thomas Wilard Michael Lusciano McGovern Andrew Robertson George Mclone Wall Street J. Coughlin Robertson Ameo Ricelo

Howland dry arms strong claims damages over royalties

John Armstrong sues Bias Narrow Fabric Co and Henry R. Mitchell for 1000 dollars alleging failure to pay royalties from a 1908 to 1909 agreement on bias trim fabric under his patent. He seeks accounting and judgment. Sheriff served the defendants. Judge E. K. Nicholson represents Armstrong, now with Manufacturing Development Co.

Bias Narrow Fabric Co Grey Stone Oak and George Streets Henry R. Mitchell John Armstrong Thomas Cunningham Mr. Armstrong Mr. Mitchell Mitchell E. K. Nicholson Manufacturing Development Co Newfield Building

Fourteen Christmas Trees For Kaiser's Family

Berlin December 24 Fourteen Christmas trees are being prepared today for the Kaiser and his family at Potsdam palace. Two tall trees will honor the Kaiser and Empress, seven smaller ones for six sons and one daughter, three for princesses who married Kaiser’s sons, and no trees for the babies. Christmas is a Home occasion and the family will join hands around the trees and sing a carol before a Christmas dinner featuring carp and liebkuchen.

United Press Berlin Kaiser Pottsdam Palace

Verdict of Guilty Against Banker Stealing 400000

Canton Ohio December jury verdict found W L Davis former vice president of Canton State Bank guilty of misappropriating about 59 shares and hypothecating them to secure a personal loan. Davis allegedly borrowed over 400000 to fund private projects amid a failed bank audit and wrongful conduct.

United Press Canton Lisbon W. L. Davis Canton State Bank Megarty Davis Critchbaum

Santa Claus Gifts Prolific in Wall Street Firms in New York

Christmas gifts flood major New York banks and brokers with bonuses and cash, led by United States Steel with a $2,000,000 pledge. Stock Exchange employees receive about $11,000 collectively, while firms plan larger festive payouts amid a strong year. Some firms shift to higher salaries rather than gifts, and Morgan & Co may boost past 50 percent bonuses.

New York Santa Claus Wall Street United States Steet Central Trust Company New York Stock Exchange Stock Exchange Ser Tina J. P. Morgan & Company Rock Island Railroad

Chinese Loan as Xmas Gift for American Bankers

Washington December 24 Secretary Knox may secure the Chinese loan as a Christmas gift for American bankers. France opposes but is expected to withdraw objections in a few days and the Chinese government will issue the edict authorizing the loan. The measure promises work for American engineers in building three projects.

Washington Parl Knox France

Detectives Seek Arrests in Maplewood Burglary Case

Detective Cronan went to Hartford today with a warrant for the arrest of Fredeee and William Levee, suspected of robbing Mrs. Michael Carroll’s home on Maplewood avenue Tuesday afternoon. Hartford may not have enough evidence for conviction. they will face trial. They are also wanted in Spring er.

Cronan Hartford Fredeee William Levee Michael Carroll Maplewood Avenue Bridgeport Springer

Bissonnette Appeals After Judge Denies Verdict

Formal notice filed with Clerk Don William T. Haviland of the Superior Court seeks appeal to the Supreme Court of Errors in New Haven on the third Tuesday in January. The case concerns a second decree murder judgment. Attorneys John Chamberlain and George Kane filed for Napoleon Bissonnette. Bissonnette will spend Christmas Day in county jail on North Avenue. Sheriff Hawley vows uniform treatment of all prisoners.

Don William T. Haviland Superior Court of the Supreme Court of Errors New Haven Superior Court Napoleon Bissonnette Bissonnette John , Chamberlain George Kane North Avenue Hawley

Blue Ribbon Garage Men Honor Chiefs

Santa Claus visited Blue Ribbon Automobile Co with morning festivities. Employees gave cash sums and cigars to chauffeurs while President Schiott received repousse work. William E. Seeley was awarded a gold plated cigar stand as thanks for Thanksgiving and Christmas treatment. Officers were pleased by the workers’ expressions of spirit.

Santa Claus Blue Ribbon Automobile, Co Schiott William E. Seeley

Ten Firemen Buried in Debris in Lewiston Fire

A fire at the Callahan Block in Lewiston Maine early today killed two firemen and buried ten others under debris from collapsing walls. Thomas King suffocated and Philip Bassinet drowned in the building cellar. the block is a core part of the city’s commercial district and heroic firefighting limited a larger disaster.

Lewiston Callahan Eisbonne Thomas King Philip Bassinet

Strike at Brooks Plant by 500 Boiler Makers

Five hundred boiler makers and helpers at the Brooks Plant of the American Locomotive company quit work in Dunkirk on December 24 in sympathy with workers at the Ready plant. The strike affects crane men and other related trades in the same facility.

Dunkirk Brooks American Locomotive Company Sahere

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Hughes & Chapman Stratford Aventa John Beck & Son Main ST. Tei Cardiccce Poinsettias Begonia de Lorraine Hawkins ‘Tfield Building Russell C. Branch Elizabeth Branch Ralph Wheeler Criminal Superior Court Branch A. T. Bates High Street Denbury New York State Fy Tee Michael Bunold Bunold Franch Pranch Son On Calndars Jackson's Downey John J Tommy Downey Myrtle Feller Howland Fairfield Avenue Cannon Street Arms Strong Bias Narrow Fabric Co. and H. R. Mitchell Blue Ribbon
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