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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1915

Page

10

Fire Devastates Dwellings in Bridgeport District

A column of fire swept across parts of Bridgeport, destroying several cottages and causing extensive damage. Parish boundary changes are discussed to extend St Augustine's to include northern territory, with support from Father Cremin and concerns from Father O'Brien and Father Nihill.

Ented Feh Vincg Sotenin Grand Street Monta Cremin Rees Augustine's St. Augustine’s Fairfield Avenuue State Street Father O'Brien

Notable Praise for Police and Assistant in City Event

Fifty years ago remarks praised those who acted decisively during a city incident on State Street in the evening. The speaker thanked John Sherman and the police force for maintaining order and supporting the effort with commendable service.

State Street John Sherman Amy

Parish petition reaches Bishop Tierney in Catholic circles

A parish petition circulated among members seeks action by Bishop Tierney. The effort aims to address concerns within Catholic circles and has been discussed since its inception.

Tierney

Deaths At Grade Crossings A Year’s Record In Bridgeport

A Bridgeport year in review highlights fatal grade-crossing accidents on the four-tracking plan route. Entries include a fireman killed on a freight locomotive under Park Avenue bridge and multiple fatalities at Eaton Cole street, Congress Street, Transistan Avenue, and South Avenue crossings.

Bridgeport Consolidated Road Lst Riesett Bom Op New Haven Park Avenue Eaton, Cole & Factory Edoward Even Éncine Berkshire Division Congress Street Kimber Bray Arthur Middlebrook Lawrence Noonan Tranistan Avenue Michael Casbabritis Tmotas Crowley Peesein Wooding Wall Street George Fisher John Doling South Avenue West End James H. Mescher Eaton, Cole & Burnham

Board divided over school bonds as Havens calls for 75 teachers

President Havens urged the board to appoint at least 75 new teachers next year to cope with rising pupil numbers. Commissioners Hurley and Osborn opposed a $500,000 school bond, favoring a one mill or re tax approach. The board proposed a $705,307 budget, up $161,949, plus the bond issue to fund new schools, while debates over insurance costs and building needs continued.

Havens Board of Education Hurley and Osborn Hurfey Missioner Opin Slawson Challenger

Aged Woman Forbids Funeral of Death by Own Action

A quadruple murder case unfolds as Steele, a Newtown Inn porter, dies by poison after a jealous spree. Police find his wife 15 years younger, two stepdaughters dead with axes, and his brother-in-law killed defending the sister. Constable Bell reports Steele warned of going “down below” before his death.

Steele Perry James Reilly Bell Danbury Steele “‘& Porter Newtown Inn

Postpone Trial of Parricide on New Facts Found

Decury Dec 30 in city court Prosecuting Attorney Nora Beers sought a further continuance in the case of Alexander Bochnia 17 held for shooting his stepfather John Bochnia Dec 20 New information surfaced last evening Beers asked time to investigate the new phase Court hearing continued until Tuesday Jan 4 with Martin Qosick and wife relatives of John Bochnia present from Fall River Mass believed to be relevant to the development

Martin Qosick John Bochnia Fall River Mass

Edwin Hall Dies in Capital Hospital at Hartford

Edwin Hall aged 80 died in Capital Hospital Hartford overcome by old age. Survived by daughter Mrs. Thomas Dawes of Hartford and sons George Hall of 982 Seaview Avenue and Charles W. Hall of 186 Pembroke Street. Funeral plans pending with body to be brought back to this city.

Edwin Hall Dee Warde George Hall Geheal Hartford Thomas Dawes Seaview Avenue Charles W. Hall Pembroke Street Hafl

Brakeman Struck by Bridge Falls From Freight Car

Martin E. F. O Gara of 1436 Main Street, a brakeman, was struck by the tunnel bridge at Central Avenue while signaling a switch engine in the East End yards at 6 30 this morning and fell 20 feet. He kept clear of the wheels, suffered a sprained right foot and back abrasions, and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital for observation.

East End Martin FE. O'Gara Main Street Central Avenue Bridgeport

Burglary at Samuel Beckhoff Hardware Store

Burglars cut a pane from the rear window of Samuel Beckhoff’s hardware store at 637 East Main Street last night. They stole several cheap watches and hardware tools valued at 85 dollars. The incident was reported to police this morning.

Samuel Beckhoff East Main Street

Obituary notices honor several local residents

Obituaries list Roseanna Olmstead, John T. Bishop, Mary A. Parker, Alice Catherine Burke, Barbara Knight, Elizabeth P. and Charles P. Grantham, Nellie Genieve Hansen, Harry W. Flint, Carrie M Beardsley with details of funeral times, locations, interment and surviving relatives. The notices reference churches, cemeteries in Rye N Y Hold en Mass Mountain Grove Park and local addresses, with clergy names and services.

Funeral of Howard Sylvanus Church

The funeral for Howard Sylvanus Church son of Anne M Hawley Church and grandson of George B Hawley was held at 2 pm from his mother's home 749 Wood Avenue. Rev George M Brown of the First M E Church led the service with former schoolmates in attendance. Bearers from his Sunday school class included Jack Wade Henry Wilson Régial Graves Hilot Reynolds Wesley Skinner and Paul Warner. Interment followed at Mountain Grove Cemetery.

Howard Sylvantus Church Howard Sylvanus Anne M. Hawley George B. Hawley Wood Avenue George M. Brown M. E M. E. Church Jack Wade Henry Wilson Régial Graves Hilot Reynolds Wesley Skinner Paul Warner Mountain Grove Cemetery

Stock Market Opens Higher on U S Steel and Oil Shares

New York opening shows market strength with U S Steel and oil shares in demand. Steel climbs to 87 3 8, Mexican Petroleum hits 112 1 2 as rails rise, Wells Fargo gains to 140, and Anglo French fives trade at 33 7 8.

New York U. S. Steel Tie Steel Mexican Petroleum, Texas Company California Petroleum Common Preferred St. Paul Canadian Pacific Fishes Mexican Petroleum Stéell - Erie St Pautl New York Airbrake Wells-Fargo

Educate Women With Marriage In View Urges Tarbell

Ida M Tarbell urged the Pan American Scientific congress that a woman’s education should assume she will marry. She said women lack systematic training and that schooling should begin in kindergarten and continue through high school. She criticized the stigma on housekeeping labor for hire. A later note from Christiana reported Anglo war shipping losses estimated at 10 million dollars.

Washington Ida M. Tarbell Pan-American Scientifice Congress Miss Tarbell

Bulgarian Palace Struck by Shell

A Reuters report from Athens says King Ferdinand’s Varna palace on the Black Sea was hit during a Russian bombardment but suffered unimportant damage. The same Russian squadron also bombarded Traka. Semi official advices note German forces from Serbia are now concentrated at Varna.

London Ferdinand Black Sea Varna Athens Reuter Traka Serbia

Germans Overhaul Cemetery Of Soldiers In France

In Reilles France Germans redo a village cemetery once a French German catacomb. They separate German bones from French remains, erect monuments, and place French skeletons opposite German tombstones. About fifty French bones share divisions with animal remains in each catacomb compartment. Bulgarian reserves of 1916 1917 called to the colors starting January 1.

Reilles France Keletons

German shoes made of sailcloth debut in Berlin market

A Hallerda furniture factory, once focused on art pieces, pivots to footwear. Uppers use gray sailcloth, soles layer cod veneer with waterproof glue for a flexible waterproof shoe. After months of trial, the leatherless design may hit the market soon, offering quiet undersides and low cost.

Berlin Hallerda

President Wilson Busy With Official Mail In New Letter Rush

Hot Springs Virginia December 10 The White House messenger delivery drew President Wilson’s focus last night as another lengthy letter from Secretary Lansing, the third in three days, arrived for his attention.

Hot Springs White House Wilson Lansing

New Year's Day at Sacred Heart RCK Masses

Sacred Heart Roman Catholic church previews New Year services with masses at 7 30 and 9 50, a 50 o'clock mass with a children’s choir, and devotionals at 7 30 p m. The Seattle shipping men plan a three-ship line between Seattle Honolulu New Zealand and Australia. The steamship Estralone arrived from Liverpool with Captain Fel lost overboard.

Sacred Heart Ea Rck Seattle Hawaii New Zealand Australia Esralone New York Liverpool Fel

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Ransom Canfield Forbesmith S. Vike Board of Health Frank Clark Dr. Sheedy Middle Street E. FH. Difion & Co Matin Street Oeeros Charles M Penny Conn Capital Hospital Cla*nce Darrow Chicago American Federation of Labor McNamara Bridgeport. Philosophical Society Last Everting Rob Hardward Roseanna Olmstead C. F. Gibbs Washington Trace John R. Brown Union Cemetery Rye John T. Bishop Winsted Rufus Gwen Nichols Everett. A. Harnés Washington Park M. E Mary A. Parker Henry E. Bahay Fairfield Richard Lt. Swain D.D Holden Grove Cemetery Alice Catherine Burke Alice Catherine Lawrence Josephine’ O'Brien Burke Gregory Street May Thomas Barbara Knight Wiliam W Estelle Knight Noble Avenue P. E. Mathias King's Highway Chapel Lakeview Cemetery Ss. N.* Oy ‘Telephone Co Elizabeth P Charles P. Grantham Walker & Banks Fairfield Avenue First Baptist Church Nelllie Genevieve Hansen Nellie Genevieve Christian Hansen Howara ‘Avenue St. Peter’s Church Thomas J. Kelley Michel Fay Anthony Kondelka William McGowan John Thomas Harry Cavanaugh Anthony Adante Mountain Grave Cemetery Harry W. Flint Henry E. Bishop Si. A. Davenport People's Presbyterian Church James A. Coates Charles Bierbaum Irving Lynth Wiliam Pickett Carrie M. Beardsley Carrie Louise Hibert M. Geardsley Beardsley Lane Stratford Chist Episcopal Church Sherwood Dorothy F. W. Plumb Allan D. Judson Frederick Bevans Aimwell Ida Tarbell Wnorwesien Christiana
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