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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1912
Page
5
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company, Sam Street, notices that the quarterly bills for the quarter ending July 1912 are due at the company office on Main Street. All bills must be paid on or before July 15, 1912. Office hours are 8:45 A.M. to 12 M. Open from July 1st to July 5th, 1912.
Rogers Stingoam, noted in the New York bar and linked to the probe Commission, delivered a stirring address on The Call of Common Good at Olivet Church. The program included patriotic songs and readings, with remarks praising unity and the emancipation legacy after Lincoln.
An old advertisement touts CleanEase as guaranteed not to injure the skin. It claims the product removes stove polish rust ink paint and dirt from clothing. The copy notes a later price of 19 cents and lists manufacturer Wr. R. Winn at 344 Word Ave.
A 1924 era list identifies members of the Democratic National Convention Resolutions Committee. Names include Thomas J. Walsh from Massachusetts Senator OGorman, William York Governor Foss of Massachusetts and Ohio, and Senator Allee Pomerene among others. The fragment notes the secretary of the committee and various party figures.
Baltimore July 1 Wilson leads an early ballot deadlock at the Democratic convention as Clark and Harmon camps hold out. Bryan supporters battle Wilson backers for a brokered nomination while O Gorman Murphy and Underwood alignments shift. Delegates face funds strain as the fight to sway votes grows more bitter and the Brooks plan to rally Clark or Underwood gains urgency.
John Graham presented papers indicating an honorable militia discharge and was dismissed. Mr and Mrs Edward Goodfellow and son Kenneth along with Miss Mary Henninger and Miss Louise Ringli of Brooklawn left this morning for a week at Mt Beacon.
At a Police Commissioners meeting George Hill said an expert will be named within days to investigate police workings. A special meeting will authorize hiring. Patrolman Corrigan received credit for halting a runaway fire team near the circuit parade. Charges against Corrigan from Miss Elizabeth Stanton were postponed pending further board review. Traffic officers may be stationed at Main and Congress, Fast Main and Stratford, and Main and Golden Hall during rush hours. The North End duties debate was referred to the incoming expert. The 110 line and phone system may be turned over to the N. E. T. Co. for economy. Dalley motorcycle wreck details noted. Dailey recovering at home. Hartmann and Emery named special policemen to supervise playing fields.
Reports from multiple cities cover auto laws, road work, and etiquette. Cc T Wilson hospitalized after a trolley car fall at night amid fuse glare while boarding. The piece notes Chicago’s new auto offense court and Dutch, German, and Hungarian auto events. It mentions Bridgeport camp openings and Dunkard Church auto use ruling, plus Detroit asphalt deployment and radiator painting tips.
Davis and Savard launch Head-to-Foot Outfitters offering casual wear for men and boys. The slogan promotes a simple life and vacation vibe with hot weather and hammock enthusiasm. Local retail listing emphasizes leisure apparel and summer gear.
A fragment recipe collection describes cheese on toast with grated cheese, paprika, and a light brown top, plus cheese souffle and cheese drops. It also notes serving suggestions with lettuce dressed in vinegar and mentions Mrs. Lammerhirt as manager at the Lehmann shore house.
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