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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1915

Page

3

Enacted Penalty for Voting by Nonfreemen in 1815 Session

The Oct 1815 act adds a fine of seventeen dollars to the public treasury for any nonfreeman voting by proxy or for a freeman casting more than entitled votes for Governor Lieutenant Governor or state officers. It repeals the Eleventh Section of the prior act. It also directs Watertown Winchester Bethlem Warren Colebrook Barkhamstead Plymouth and Roxbury to elect seven jurors each as other towns do, under General Assembly approval.

Council House OF Representatives General Assembly Congress United States Watertown Winchester Bethlem Warren Colebrook Bark- Hamstead Plymouth Roxbury

Fifty Years Ago Thronology of 1865 and 1866

A retrospective look at the 1865 Civil War closing and the early 1866 period. It recalls Grant, Lee, Sherman, and Johnston, the Confederate collapse, Lincoln's assassination, Johnson's succession, and postwar hopes. It notes Ireland, Mexico, and Bridgeport's growth, urging unity and civic improvement for the new year.

Lee Sherman Georgia Ne Id Jain Grant Charleston Wilmington Abraham Lincoln Andrew Johnson Jefferson Davis Confederate States Stern Congress

Twenty Years Ago Tales of Falls and Weddings in Bridgeport

Twenty years ago Thomas Shanley of Bridgeport, now in New York, fell from a ladder in Brooklyn and may die. he is related to local McNamara and McLean families and owned Shanley farm in Stratford. Also, Miss Adrina Desserreau and George M. Carpenter wed at St Anthony’s parish with Father Ferron officiating. They plan to live at 160 Howard Avenue after the honeymoon. Bibeau’s Music Hall announced top-class vaudeville and upcoming acts. Archibald McNeil Sr. and wife left for Palm Beach for the winter. Grand Chief Ranger McCarthy traveled to Meriden to inaugurate a new court. Open houses planned at country club, Seaside, and Algonquin clubs for New Year. Barnum & Bailey show animals at Winter Quarters report seven young elephants under Bil Newman. Laura the lone elephant died aged 112 years, and a saddle-back tapir died earlier. elephant herds managed by George Conklin with assistants Joe Beattie and Abbie.

Thomas Shanley New York Brooklyn P. J. McNamara John Mclean Shanley Stratford Bil” Newman Lizzie Alice Princess Alice Albert Prince of Wales Ruth Fanny Fanny Davenport Nellie Nellie Bly Laura Animal Department India George Conklin Joe Beattie Abbié

CITY COURT REVENUE AND OTHER NOTES

City court revenue for the last quarter totaled 3385.64 dollars from fines costs forfeited bonds and jailer and Superior court fees with 599 cases tried. The Algonquin club exchanged gifts at their Christmas party including cards a bar of iron shares of Alaska North Pole and Hudson Bay R Co a gavel and other items. Emergency hospital reports cover cuts burns and finger injuries from daily incidents in town. Stratford notes report a new baby boy to Tower Master James Green and wife while local men work on chestnut pole timber and wagon accidents. Bank of England buys 10000 pounds in bar gold in the period.

Algonquin Algonquin Club John Rusling Henry Seeen John Hawley Clark Henry Bishop Alaska North Pole Hudson Bay

Vanderbilt Earrings Lost At Gol In Bath County

Mrs Vanderbilt lost a pearl earring valued at 10000 on the Gold links at Hot Springs Virginia. A $50 reward sparked a broad search with many locals assisting. Adam Green recovered the gem near the twelfth hole as Mrs Vanderbilt and Mrs Harriman watched the hunt unfold.

Hot Springs Wiliam K. Vanderbilt Wilson Adam Green Vanderbilt Joseph Harriman Bath County

War talk from Albania reshapes Balkan front

Paris dispatch notes Essad Pasha may declare war on Austria and Bulgaria. Aviona reports Albanian-Halian forces amassing 20 000 men with a regiment sent to Durazzo for possible garrison duty. If true, the move could aid the Entente by threatening Bulgarian lines and tying down enemy troops.

Paris Aviona Albania Durazzo Macedonia Essad Pasha Austria Bulgaria

German Aviator and Mechanic Desert Near Borders

Paris dispatch reports a German aviator and his mechanic abandoning service with an aircraft. They crossed the Dutch frontier under fire from frontier guards, landed at Aardenburg, and were interned at Flushing. Germany has acknowledged the Caranza government.

Paris Calais The Excelsior Aardenbure Flushing

Edison offers plan for navy physical research lab at Brooklyn yard

Thomas A Edison outlined a physical research laboratory or trial shop for the navy department to the naval consulting board at the Brooklyn navy yard. The board, led by naval officers, toured the submarine E-2 and E-1 aboard which Edison storage and lead batteries are installed. An accompanying photo shows Edison on the E-2, while Berlin denied melting the King Arthur statue at Innsbruck for cannon.

Thomas A. Edison Naval Consulting Board Brooklyn Navy Yard Navy Department Edison Mr. Edison

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