Connecticut Company Crossover Relocation Hearing Planned
Bridgeport Common Council directs city clerk to notify interested parties to appear July 7 1913 at City Hall 8 PM regarding The Connecticut Company petition to relocate its crossover on Fairfield Avenue just west of Ellsworth Street as shown in the prepared relocation plan approved May 16 1913 by Engineer FE C Webster. Attest Assistant Clerk Stephen F Rahrig.
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Connecticut Company
Fairfield Avenue
Common Council
City of
Bridgeport
City Hall
A. D
Fairfield
Ellsworth
Bridgeport Lines
Fairfield Ave
Ellsworth St
Brewster St
Conn
FE. C. Webster
Stephen F. Rahrig
Notice of Courtland Street pavement construction
Bridgeport city council adopted a resolution directing notice for the construction of permanent pavement on Courtland Street from State Street to Fairfield Avenue. The meeting was held June 19, 1913, and a public hearing is set for July Tth, 1913 at o'clock at City Hall, with the assistant clerk attesting.
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Courtland Street
Commons Council
City of
Bridgeport
Zune
Council City Hall
State Street
Fairfield Avenue
Stephen F. Rahrig
Connecticut Company track location petition approved in Sterling Crescent Noble
The Common Council adopts a petition from The Connecticut Company for permission to lay its tracks along Sterling Street Crescent Avenue and Noble Avenue. City Clerk directed to notify the authorities. Public hearing set for July 7 at 2 o'clock in City Hall. Plan titled The Connecticut Company Bridgeport Lines shows proposed locations. Engineer FE C Webster approved the plan.
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Geartre de Construction
Connecticut Company
Sterling St
Crescent Avenue
Noble Avenue
Common Council
City of
Bridgeport
City Hall
Sterling Street
Crescent
Noble Avenues
FE. C. Webster
John Adam Hugo's Students Recital at Warner Hall
Tomorrow evening at Warner Hall the pupils of John Adam Hugo present a recital. The program begins at 8 15 sharp with a meritorious lineup and compliments to the performers. Tickets may be obtained at Stein & Sons 915 Sarah Street.
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John Adam Hugo
Warner Hall
Stein& Sons
Arah
Woodford Cleared of All Blame in Auto Death Case
Mrs Isabella A Woodford widow of the late US Consul to Spain was acquitted of manslaughter and reckless driving in the death of William Steinhauser Bridgeport. Justice Wakeman ruled all witnesses truthful and found Woodford not negligent though witnesses described the car’s path and timing at the Library corner on June 3.
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Fairfield
Isabella A. Woodford
United States
Spain
New York
Greens Farms
William Steinhauser
Myrtlecourt
Bridgeport
Bacon Wakeman
King
William Browne
Woodford
Justice Wakeman
Gonrad Olson
Cemetery Avenue
Olson
Boyle Pharmacy
Spring Street
Steinhauser
George Schuman
John Schuman
Elliot Street
George
John
Paul Meade
Main Street
Conn. Co
Meade
Auto
Banks
Grover C. Sweet
Lpr
W. H. Curley
William J. Brown
Browne
Mrs. Woodford
John H. VanStone
Thomas Forsyth
Walter P. Moffitt
New Haven
E. O. Houghton
Madison Avenue
Moffitt
Donaldson Lawn
Leon W. Walsh
Chapel _ street
Library
Two Stratford Saloon Licenses Revoke in County Action
Stratford Inn proprietor Dudley J. Stafford and Angelo Stavalo who runs a Stratford saloon had their liquor licenses revoked by county commissioners for liquor law violations. Each forfeited 450 dollar bonds posted with licenses. They were notified to appear, did not, and state police evidence supported revocation. Judge Walsh refused renewals certificates.
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Dudley J. Stafford
Stratford Inn
Angelo Stavalo
Avon Park
Stratford
Fudge James F. Walsh
The
Common Pleas Court
Stratford Woman Falls From Second Story Window
While washing windows on the second story of her King Street home in Stratford, Mrs Wealthy Vanderbeck fell onto the veranda roof and to the ground. Dr DeRuyter Howland took her to Bridgeport hospital where she sustained a fracture of the right hip and probable internal injuries. She rested comfortably in the afternoon.
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King Street
Stratford
Wealthy Vanderbeck
DeRuyter Howland
Bridgeport
Autoist Criminally Responsible for Death
Coroner S. B. Davis finds Alden Reynolds of Essex criminally responsible for the death of James Miller in Clinton on June 8. Miller, crossing the street with others to reach a trolley, was struck by Reynolds’ car and fatally injured by a bolt projecting from the vehicle. Mrs. Miller witnessed the accident.
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Middletown
Conn
S. B. Davis
James Miller
Clinton
Alden Reynolds
Essex
Reynolds
Miller
Morris couple dispute ends with restraint
Frank A Morris and his wife of 90 Courtland Street argued last evening. In the ensuing struggle the man surrendered after the wife kicked him in the groin. An ambulance was summoned.
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Frank A. Morris
Courtland Street
Ash Box Blaze Tracked to Brief Noon Fire on Reilly Street
Fire crews from No. 1 Steamer and No. 2 and No. 6 and No. 10 companies and truck No. 3 responded to a blaze on Reilly street shortly before noon. They found a burning ash box and extinguished it with a dash of chemicals.
Suit Sale Starts June 10
Ryford Bros announce a citywide suit sale beginning June 10. The campaign promotes arrivals in both East Side and West End showrooms, inviting customers to explore latest fabrics and styles.
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Tryford Bros
East Side
West End
Jacob Red Hosts Annual Reunion at Wolfram's Farms
Jacob Red of 724 Shelton Street hosted his annual reunion and picnic at Wolfram's Farms in the city north end Sunday afternoon. About 160 guests attended, including several prominent city politicians, with ample food and drink, singing, and impromptu speeches. The event was described as highly successful.
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Jacob Red
Shelton Street
Wolfram’s Farms
French aviator returns from Copenhagen to Hamburg
Hamburg July 1 The French aviator Marcel Brindejone Det Moulinain arrived in Hamburg on his return flight from St Petersburg Paris via Copenhagen and spoke briefly upon arrival.
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Hamburg
Ger
Marcel
Brindejone Det Moulinain
Copenhagen
St. Petersburg
Paria
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Solid Oak Mission Tabourettes
Henry Rochefort
Aix-Les-Bains
France
Henr Rochefort
Rochefort
San Francisco
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