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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
5
Licenses Issued to Local Residents for Howland Dry Goods Co
Licenses were issued to Michael McManus and Annie Smith, John G. Ahistrom, and Martha Z. Abrahamson. The action appears in a Howland Dry Goods Co report of local licensing activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael McManus
Annie Smith
John G. Ahistrom
Martha ZL. Abrahamson
Obituary notices from Stratford area 1913
Multiple memorial notices announce funerals for Ephraim A. Doe 61 from Stratford on July 1 1913 burial in Etims Street emergency Monroe Conn Brideet widow of John Cullen funeral July 2 1913 Myrtle Ave then Heart Church high mass burial St Michaels Cemetery Reynolds Sherwood S Reynolds 76 Stratford July 3 1913 burial Lone Hill Cemetery Marietta Hallack 61 years burial Washington Conn August Baker mortuary Stratford Avenue July 2 1913
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buridl
Etim Stréet
Monroe
Conn
Cullen
Brideét
John J. Cullen
Myrtle Avenue
Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Eawin Co
Wakelee
Henry E. Bishop
Bantington Avenue
Stratford
Marietta Hallack
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Washington
Auto Vanishes From Home Of Dealer On Main Street
Harry G. Tousey assistant superintendent of Blue Ribbon Auto and Carriage reports thieves entered the garage at 3154 Main Street and took a fully equipped five passenger Overland. Police believe the thief knows the area well and have alerted neighboring cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry G. Tousey
Blue Ribbon Auto and Carriage Company
Main Street
Tousey
Four Sisters Drown In Elkhart River
Elkhart Ind July 1 four sisters drowned after three tried to save Grace Schwyn 7 who fell into St Josephs river while picking cherries. Sisters Alice 6 Clara 13 and Ida 11 attempted rescue and all perished. bodies recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhart
Ind
St Joseph's River
Grace Schwyn
Alice
Clara
Ida
Pastors Sleuth in Baseball Cases Postponed
Maurice J. Bernald of New Haven, said to be a private detective hired by the Pastors Association to gather evidence against Portus Bridgeport baseball players, reported eye injury and could not appear. Cases adjourned to July 9. other defendants faced fines and continuances for vagrancy, theft, concealed weapons, and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice J. Bernald
New Haven
Pastors’ Association
Bridgeport Baseball Club
Elm City
A. L. DeLaney
Frank L. Wilder
Michael McDermott
McDermott
Marco Goll
Ostrofsky
Charles J. Johnson
George Wooster
Coleman Street
Richard Brown
Benham Avenue
Brown
Herbert Johnson
Young Brown
William Williams
Coe-Stapley
West End
Abraham Freedman
Hallett Street
George Dirda
George Bones
Sneak Thieves Hit City Homes In Several Break-ins
Police report four burglaries yesterday across the city, three in the West End. Harry Morton, James E. Cooper, and Mrs. Hannigan each lost valuables including jewelry, a gold piece, a $400 note, a diamond ring and chain. Martin Adam’s Stratford shop was looted of five suits and six yards of suiting. A coal firm also reported 20 bags of oats stolen from a parked car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West End
Harry Morton
Mountain Grove Street
James E. Cooper
Dewey Street
John Hannigan
Hanover Street
Martin Adam
Stratford Avenue
Morton
The
Hill Coal Co
Fairfield Avenue
Railroad
Wordin Avenues
Adam
Seaview Avenue
Tragic Creolin Drink Ends In Hospital Rescue
Giovanna Cirapeta, 48, of 265 Catherine Street, drank creolin in a desperate act after being told it would end his life. Neighbors heard his groans and an ambulance rushed him to St. Vincent's Hospital where a stomach pump saved him. Creolin, advertised as non poisonous, has a strong carbolic odor. Probate probations for Rose Finneran and Elizabeth Fleming were filed with Patrick Finneran and Patrick Fleming named as administrators. The Steamer Park City offers a short scenic crossing from Fairfield Avenue to Port Jefferson with a 1:30 pm departure and 4:30 pm return. one hour thirty minute each way with time to explore the old shipbuilding town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giovanna Cirapeta
Catherine Street
Creolin
Cirapeta
St. Vincent's Hospital
Park City
Fairfield Avenue
Port Jefferson
Imede
Weather Forecast for Fairfield and Bridgeport Entrances
Weather shows showers tonight or tomorrow for Howland's entrances on Main Street Fairfield Avenue and Cann Bridgeport Connecticut with no specific time details. The note is a brief forecast item dated Tuesday July 1 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cann
Store hours updated to 5 pm daily except Saturdays
From now until September 1st the store closes at 5 pm every day except Saturday when closing time is 9 pm. Shop early to help the store and yourselves.
Special holiday hats offered in varying styles
A short advertisement touts a special holiday hat collection. Panama hats in fine grade with tasteful trimming and ready to wear at five dollars. White peanut straw hats bleached for a handsome look priced at two dollars and fifty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Linen combi nation suits debut in summer fashion
Linen suits of new style feature a long cutaway coat or coatee with a contrasting skirt in white or harmonizing color. Tailoring is thorough and careful, giving a charming effect. French linen skirts in white leather rose or copenhagen fetches $7.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Pretty dresses for young folks in linen and galatea
New dresses in coatee styles of handkerchief linen with white embroidery collars and cuffs, priced at $8.50. Also new linen dresses in white and color, and Balkan blouses of white galatea with sailor collars, offered for $1 and $1.25 on the second floor.
Howland Dry Goods Fights Tremont Hotel License
County commissioners are restrained by injunction from approving a license transfer for the Tremont Hotel. Henry O Rourke seeks to block Christopher LaCroix's move to state street, claiming the license is security for a $1500 loan. Hearing set for first Tuesday in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tremont Hotel
Middle Street
Christopher LaCroix
State Street
Henry O’rourke
Wilder
O'Rourke
LaCroix
O’rourke
LaCroix & Anderson
Angus MacKenzie
Jack Rose
New York
Lieut. Becker
Five Die in Fire at Alien Hotel in New York
Five foreigners died in a blaze at 66 Greenwich Street immigrant hotel in downtown New York. About 20 injured, 75 lodgers mostly booked for European return voyages. The crowded building housed six or more per room as guests fled flames through a burning hallway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Street
Europe
Weather Today New Haven Forecast
Fair with warm conditions tonight. Wednesday will be partly cloudy with possible local thunderstorms. Connecticut outlook shows possible showers tonight or Wednesday, a cooler feel, and moderate southwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut
Bargain Blue Serge Suits At Deep Sale Price
A dealer touts suits priced at 18 dollars, claiming value well above market and compatibility with the 22.50 to 25 dollar standard. The lot includes blue serges, half lined with smooth silk, regular styles and patch pockets, noted as finely tailored and cool for warm weather.
Forty Women in Durango Suicide Crisis After Rebel Occupation
Mexico City reports Forty women residents, many of higher status, took their own lives in Durango since rebels took the city last week. Consular advices say rebels burned much of the business district and looted, with several Americans wounded and one Englishman killed. The Mexican government plans a troop relief column, though delays are expected. Sugar price rose to $1.50 per pound before the capture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Durango
Drownings Reported After City Bath House Runway Collapse
Lawrence Massachusetts July 1 rescue operations continue for boys who drowned when a bath house runway collapsed after crowding. City officials plan an inquest to determine cause and responsibility while flags fly at half mast. Funerals for most victims set for tomorrow as the council prepares for Alderman DeForest successor election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
Merrimac
Michael A. Scanlon
100 Violent Deaths in June Across State
New Haven reports June saw 100 violent deaths nationwide with 17 drownings and 17 rail fatalities. Trains caused most deaths, including the Stamford wreck. Automobiles and trolley cars claimed several victims, and falls, crushings, horn assaults, runaway horses, and thrown stones contributed to the tally. There were 22 personal crises and a notable rise from May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Eix
Stamford
Woman Renter's Chase Sparks $375 Damages Suit
Ignace Brusser of Fairfield sues Burr and Knapp for 375 claiming a woman tenant chased him from a four acre tract while he operated on the property. Brusser says a prior agreement allowed him to grass the land for 12 dollars but was thwarted by the tenant. The case, heard in common pleas, saw Burr and Knapp demurrer overruled and the tenant named responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ignace Brusser
Pairfield
Burr & Knapp
Common Pleas
Brusser
Justice Wakeman
Danbury Man Severely Injured by Train
George Everett of South Norwalk survived a train run over near Branchville last night and was brought to Danbury Hospital this morning in critical condition. Both legs were amputated below the knees and he remained conscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danbury
George Everett
South Norwalk
Branchville
Everett
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Mareiags Litacenses
Ephraim Ae Doo
Luis 'Sea
John Beck & Son
Hawkins
Stratfield Bldg
Wiel
Hughes & Chapman
Conacatics
North Main Street
Aldersma
Claims Committee
Committee On Ordinances
Whitney
Main St
Myrtle Beach
D. R. Whitney
Long Hill
Seaview Ave
Stratford Ave
Laurel Beach
William St
Myrtle Ave
Park Place
Painters’ Union Local No. 190
Painters’ Hall
Broad Street
A. J. McKeon
Beach St
Norman St
Iranistan Ave
Wood Ave
Newfield Ave
Laurel Ave
Noble Ave
Colorado Ave
Fairfield Ave
John St
Watson
Jackson’s Book Shop
Rose Finnderan Estate
Rose Finneran
Patrick Finneran
Elizabeth Fleming
Patrick Fleming
Howland
Bridgeport
Scond
Howland Dry Goods CO
Tremont
Howwland’s
Cannon &Tr
City Bath House
DE Forest
Common Council
Robert G. DeForest
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