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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1913

Page

2

Gregory S Bryan Held for Hearing

Gregory S Bryan 4% years old secretary of The Stratneld was arrested near Main and State by Policeman Otto Kraft for intoxication and reckless driving. In city court Judge Coughlin continued the hearing to December 30 with a $300 bond from N W Bishop. A Connecticut Co motorman complained of zigzagging across tracks. A court official noted a caller asked that details not be published.

Gregory S. Bryan Otto Kraft Coughlin N. W. Bishop Connecticut Co Bryan Kraft Bishop

Christmas Fracas Yields City Court Fines and Jail

In a city court session following a Christmas celebration dispute at 19 Spruce Street, Joseph Tobish was fined 10 dollars plus costs, and Steve Sopo 5 dollars plus costs on assault charges. Chas Morwal received three days in jail for contempt after refusing to answer Judge Coughlin. Joseph McNamara of 45 Pembroke Street and Frank Deihl of 88 State Street were fined 5 dollars plus costs each for an unlicensed celebration fight. Deihl’s judgment was later suspended.

Spruce Street Joseph Tobish Steve Sopo Chas Morwal Coughlin Joseph McNamara Pembroke Street Frank Deihl State Street Deihl

Cap on engine pilot points to dead man

Meriden dated December 26. Robert Hazlett aged 67 was found beside the Meriden Waterbury Railroad tracks and struck by a train last night. He formerly farmed in Cheshire and lately lived with a son in Meriden. A cap found on the engine pilot signaled the fatal accident discovery.

Meriden Robert Hazlett Meriden-Waterbury Hazlett Cheshire

Death notices for George Bowers and Mary Shelton

News reached the city of the death of George, husband of Mrs. Kate Bowers, at his New York home on December 24 after a short illness. He was 72 or 73 and remembered as a talented musician. The body will be brought here for interment. Funeral services were held today for Mary Shelton, widow of Edwin Shelton, at her Golden Hill Street home. Rev. F E Bigelow officiated. Interment was in Mountain Grove cemetery. Sarah Jane Nichole died last night at 77, daughter of John L. Nichole of Tashua, after aging complications.

George Kate Bowers East 88Th Street New York Mary Shelton Edwin Shelton Golden Hill Street F. E. Bigelow St. John’s Episcopal Church Mountain Grove Cemetery Sarah Jane Nichole John L. Nichole Tashua

Shelter House Is Blown Down In Gale At Ontario Street

A shelter house on Ontario street near the public square collapsed in a gale this morning. Several people were injured, and a score were buried in wreckage as the crowd waited for street cars. No deaths were reported.

Cleveland Ontario Street Public Square Burt

Belated wedding for this Bridgeport couple

James Brasil aged 23 a factory worker of 122 Hallett Street and Rose Dascenzea aged 21 a factory worker obtained a license to wed on October 6 in Bridgeport. They believed license sufficed for marriage and later requested a justice of the peace. Assistant City Auditor Henry Waters performed the ceremony before the couple departed for New York.

James Brasil Hallett Street Rose Dascenzea Gigo Bridgeport Justice of the Peace Henry Waters New York

Suits for 5000 Over Elevator Crush Injuries

William H. Douglas, a local painter, sues Peck & Moe and Eastern Machinery Co. of New Haven for 5000 claiming his right leg was crushed when an elevator descended suddenly during installation. Plaintiff alleges several tendons were damaged and suit is returnable to the superior court in January term. Leonard Gurey of Stratford Street suffered severed tendons in both hands at Crawford Laundry after contact with washing mechanisms. emergency care was given at the hospital.

William H. Douglas Peck & Moe Eastern Machinery Co New Haven Douglass Peck & Lines Superior Court Leonard Gurey Stratford Srenie Crawford

Calumet Tragedy Seen Driving Copper District Turmoil

Calumet Mich Dec 26 four investigations into the Christmas disaster in which 72 people mostly children perished continued as a burial dispute festered amid copper mine strike tensions. Peacemaking efforts grew as citizens, operators, guards and strikers moved to aid bereaved families while labor capital clash echoed in calls for federal inquiry and possible state action.

Calumet Mich Citizene’ Alliance Western Federation of Miners Deka Wilson Charles H. Moyer Pass Christian Miss John B. Densmore

Christmas Box Office Loot at Orpheum Theatre

Four men hid under balcony seats after last night’s show and robbed the Orpheum Theatre box office at Christmas, taking two thousand dollars from the safe. They knocked the night watchman unconscious and tied him, leaving him bound and gagged until the theatre reopened.

New York Orpheum Theatre

Double Electrocution At Stamford Probed

Stamford Conn Dec 26 Chief Engineer Elwell of the Connecticut Public Utilities Commission toured here to investigate the deaths of two Italians killed last Tuesday night by entering a tangle of live wires blown down in a storm. The private inquiry aims to guide commission recommendations to prevent such fatalities and a separate report notes Michael O Donnell was found with a fractured leg after an unknown autoist struck him near Greenfield Hill Wednesday night. The County Commissioner Simeon Pease of Fairfield aided in getting him to a local hospital.

Stamford, Conn Elwell Connecticut Public Utilities Commission Greenfield Hill Michael O'Donnell Poplar Street Bridgeport Simeon Pease Fairfield

Mays Celebrate Christmas Dinner At Mizvah Villa

Professor and Mrs. Jerome May recently married, hosted a large party at Mizvah Villa for Christmas dinner. The home was festively decorated with bells greens and a tree piled with gifts from out of town friends. The couple entertained with toasts and Christmas music by Professor May and Roy B. Koch on banjos with piano, as Mrs. May sang with her mother assisting. Bridgeport guests included Mr. and Mrs. Edward Koch and Mr. and Mrs. William Snowden. Mrs. May is known for singing in churches and public affairs as Grace Darling Hildebrand.

Jerome May Mizvah Villa Professor May Roy B. Koch May Bridgeport Edward Koch William Snowden Grace Darling Hildebrand

Touring car with missing wheel guards blocks Fairfield Ave

A touring car bearing license 1820 owned by Robert Roth stood disabled on Fairfield avenue near the Orphan Asylum today. The right front wheel and mud guard were missing and being replaced. Report says the machine skidded into a telephone pole but no injuries occurred. Inspector David W. Lynch noted Bridgeporters have good opportunities to buy quality provisions this Christmas and that investigations found no tainted goods, only advertising in Farmer Want Ads.

Robert Roth Fairfield Avenue Orphan Asylum David W. Lynch Department of Health

Jewels Missing From Mrs Batchellers Home Chauffeur Held

Arthur Saunders, 407 Broad Street, is detained by Captain Geo H Arnold for investigation after a theft from Mrs W H Batcheller of 40 dollars and jewelry valued at 200. A roll top desk was forced, a safe opened, and a diamond set sunburst and rings disappeared. The chauffeur and a female servant were present. the servant is thought innocent.

Arthur Saunders Broad Street Geo. H. Arnold W. H. Batcheller

New Haven Worker Finds 1804 Silver Dollar in Ditch

William Sullivan, laborer, digging near the Yale ice rink on State street, uncovered an old jar seven feet down. In the jar sat a silver 1804 dollar valued around 3500 by collectors, along with a green oxidized Nuremberg snuffbox, copper coins, a continental note for 3 dollars, state notes, rings, and other coins, all corroded but legible.

New Haven William Sullivan Yale State Street Nuremberg United States Connecticut

Held for High Court Upon Serious Charge

Hartford Dec 26 James Varese bound over to the criminal court under five thousand dollars bond charged with assault with intent to kill for cutting his wife several times with a razor on December 9 alleging her unfaithfulness. The wife remained in a hospital.

Hartford James Varese

Maennerchor Welcomes Santa At French Street Clubhouse

The Schwaebischer Maennerchor held a Christmas celebration at its French Street headquarters. Under Stein Club youth leadership the hall was decorated with wreaths bells and colored lights. At 4:30 Santa entered the hall after the crowd enjoyed German treats as the crowd sang Tag der Horn led by Prof. J. H. Keller. John Dobry wore Santa’s suit and presented the gifts while President Robert Weber congratulated the choir.

Schwaebischer Maennerchor French Street Stein Club Prof J. H. Keller Santa Claus Robert Weber John Dobry P. Scholz F. Schmidt J. Schietinger P. Barthel W. Sachs E. Scholz C. Roehrich William Eisenman

Hartford Runaway Accident Injures Two Men

Hartford December 26 John Sheran of 72 Sanford Street a driver and Andrew Cohi a laborer were seriously injured this afternoon when a runaway incident caused a crash. Cohi was unconscious and in serious condition while Sheran is believed to have internal injuries.

Hartford John Sheran Sanford Street Andrew Cohi Cohi Sheran

Trains From North Reach Albany In Snow Delay

Albany news reports four inches of new snow overnight and into the morning, delaying trains entering from the north as snow falls for the first time this season.

North Albany

False alarm for small pox on Norman street

A violently ill boy on Norman street was initially suspected to have small pox. Later physicians and health officials concluded the illness was chicken pox, not small pox.

Department of Health Norman Street Dragonis

Robbers Try To Force Safe Through Rear

New Haven police report a daring burglary attempt at Charles B. Solomon’s jewelry store in the business district. The raiders accessed the rear by crossing roofs, tore masonry to reach the safe, but fled before any loot was taken, leaving tools and signs of a hurried exit. Inventory indicated jewelry remained untouched despite a large amount in the safe.

New Haven Charles Solomon Goime

Xmas Party in Smash 32 Hurt Two Fatally

Los Angeles crash story reports two fatally injured and 30 others seriously hurt when a rear end street car collision in Garvansa suburb late last night. Most injured were returning home from a Christmas party. The second item notes Plainfield mill managers preparing to adjust to the 55 hour law for women and minors effective January 1.

Smash Los Angeles Garvansa Plainfield,Conn Bec

Abnormal Profits Nearing End and Economic Shift

An analysis argues that abnormal profits are fading as speculation recedes and industry control shifts. It predicts a slow move to a solid system with steadier employment, housing, and food, arguing real prosperity lies beyond easy money and that wage adjustments may accompany shorter hours. Domestic and international references touch on wage changes and various incidents, reflecting a cautious outlook for recovery.

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