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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1913

Page

6

Lovely Named to Succeed City Sheriff Cohen

Thomas Lovely of 139 High Street is selected to succeed Sheriff Cohen who is resigning. The move is expected to formalize at the January 20 Common Council meeting as city officials prepare the appointment. Cohen’s replacement follows promises of a post in the state administration.

Max Cohen Atomarine Eee New Secre- Lines Albert 8 Wamed Sevenreae Air Cohen Thomas Lovely High Street Sheriff Cohen Lovely Antic

Judge Archbold Faces House Managers in Grilling

The House managers planned cross examination of Judge Archbold this afternoon as part of 13 charges. The test probes weed-out lines from his testimony and laid questions to be asked, while revelations about letters to a witness in a railroad case drew Senate surprise.

Senate Judes Archbald Loupleville & Rere Railroad

Medical Society to Give Hygiene Lectures in Schools

Bridgeport Medical Society organizes free lectures on hygiene at various school halls, following a Board of Education ruling allowing evening use. The first talk, Friday at Shelton School Hall, will be by Dr. Herbert E. Smythe on the care of ear nose and throat. Public invited.

Board of Education Bridgeport Medical Society Shelton School Hall Herbert E. Smythe

Burglar Strikes Main Street Woolen Mill Store

The English Woolen Mill tailoring shop on Main Street near Elm was burglarized in the early hours. An automobile was driven to the curb and loaded with over $200 worth of unfinished clothing and repaired suits. A local resident above the shop reported sounds and a police whistle disturbance, while a Waldorf Lunch night employee saw a car idling for some time. Police chased the car but details remain unclear. Ivy Grove Circle members held their annual installation, with officers listed and a large gathering.

Main Street Fairstein Avenue Elm Street F. Carey I. Silver Silver Waldorf Lunch Carey Palmer

Danderine Ad Promises Double Hair Beauty

An advertisement for Knowlton's Danderine claims it doubles hair beauty after a simple wash. It highlights lighter, wavier hair, cleaner scalp, and reduction of dandruff, itching, and hair loss with a 25 cent bottle from drug stores.

Knowlton

City Council debates codification of ordinances and spurs

The Common Council debated a $2,000 codification project for city ordinances and charter amendments to be prepared by two appointed persons and reported by June 1913. Alderman Garlick warned the Meltzer compilation was unsatisfactory and urged action while hearings on street and conduit projects continued.

Common Council EB. E. Garlick Garlick Joshua Meltzer John B. Lyddy Wilson Warner Bros Warren Atlantic Streets David A. Day Day Singer and Whiting Lucien Warner J. E. Lyddy Warner Warner Bros. Co Railroad C. H. Chapman Connecticut Company Traction Company Barnum Avenue Pirdseye-Somers Company Thomas M. Cullinan Harrison Elm Streets Hubbell Grand Street Bishop Avenue Lynn W. Wilson John H. McMurray Warner Bros. Company A. H. Terry Henry Street Palisade Avenue Miller Stewart DeForest Lyddy Alderman DeForest Spooner Fairfield Bridgeport

Ladies Night at Elks Club Promises Stellar Entertainment

The Elks Club hosts the first in a Ladies Nights series tomorrow evening. A vaudeville program features local talent and pros, plus surprises. Dancing in the social hall with a program of popular dances. The billiard hall becomes an eating palace serving luncheon with a separate orchestra. Officers and the entertainment committee, led by James Mahoney, greet guests.

Elks' Club Lodge James Mahoney Lawrence Finklestone John F. Greenwood David Quinlan William

Weather Outlook Delivers Rain Snow Tonight and Wednesday

New Haven forecast warns of rain or snow tonight and Wednesday with colder air from the northwest. Moderate to brisk northerly winds accompany a broad trough extending from the Mississippi valley to the southern New England coast. Unsettled conditions persist with chances of rain turning to snow and subsequent clear, very cold weather. Hartford report notes the Governor's Footguard entry into a saloon in uniform.

New Haven Mississippi Valley Tennessee Ohio Valley New England Kansas Lake Region Gulf Rocky Mountains Lake Miami Fila Moorehead Mini South Pacific Coast Los Angeles San Diego Cal

Behrens Re elected Head of Public Charities Board

In 1913 inaugural meeting Mayor Wilson presided and William F Behrens was unanimously chosen to serve as president. The board heard appeals for adequate care centers for minor imbeciles and directed Supt Johnson to draft a letter to the State Board of Charities. Elizabeth Merry appointed as stenographer. $600 allocated for outside Poor care. The board scheduled a visit to Lakeview Home.

Clifford B Wilson Board of Charities Henry Harris Patrick Kane Matthew Judge Harris William F. Behrens Wilson Fred. Johnson State Board of Charities Bridgeport Hospital Lakeville New York Bridgeport Lakeview House of the Good Shepherd Florence Crittenden New Haven Waterbury Joreger Johnson Hartford Elizabeth Merry Congress Street Merry Frank Miller Lumber Co John F. Pullman Connecticut Children’s Aid Merle Cowles

Social Calendar Highlights for Miss Marjorie Pierce and Local Weddings

Miss Marjorie Pierce, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Pierce Jr., will wed Horace Beach Merwin on January 15 and enjoys a week of society events including luncheons with Miss Margaret Warner and Mrs. DeVer C. Warner, teas with Miss Alethea May, and a reception dance hosted by Mrs. William D. Bishop Sr. Pearl Cogill hosted a house party dance. Agnes Corcoran and Frank Wilson wed at St. Peter's Church. Mrs. Theodore F. Crane plans a whist event for Auxiliary No. 45 on January 9.

Marjorie Pierce B. D. Pierce, Jr Horace Beach Merwin Margaret Warner DeVer C. Warner Alethea May Charles M. Calhoun Louise Gould D. Fairchild Wheeler William D. Bishop, Sr Pearl Cogill Frank L. Cogill Mill Hill Avenue Agnes Corcoran Poplar St Frank Wilson Waterbury St. Peter's Church Theodore F. Crane North Avenue Auxiliary No. 45 N. AS. GC

Mishaps of a Day at Farist Steel Works

A crane incident at Farist Steel Works West Main Street caused a steel fragment to strike Joe Shumkuss 35 of 20 Allen Street on the head leaving a scalp wound eight inches long he was taken to Bridgeport hospital Dr Pratt reported the skull not crushed Mr Frank Chanley 180 River Street injured fingers in a planing mill accident at C W Smith Shops Canmor Street likely leading to amputation at St Vincent's Hospital he was driven to emergency care.

Farist Steel Works West Main Street Joe Shumkuss Allen Street Pratt Bridgeport C. W. Smith Canmor Street Frank Chanley River Street St Vincent's Hospita Emergenc

January Sale at Smitl Murray Co Boosts Bargains Across Departments

Local retailer Smitl Murray Co unveils a January sale featuring heavy discounts on muslin, sheeting, linens, damask, blankets, ribbons, wash goods, silk and cotton gowns. Offers include bleached damask by yard, napkins by the dozen, bedspreads, towels, lace, petticoats, and curtains with reduced prices across fabrics, women's wear, and home textiles.

Enamel ware sale lists various pots and pans

A damaged sale list shows blue and grey enamel ware priced for quick sale. Items include 2 quart to 20 quart sauce pans, rice boilers, coffee boilers, milk kettles, lipped and straight pans, plus decorated lamps and dinner sets with wide price ranges and sale prices noted.

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