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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
5
A salesman touts a risk free offer on new summer suits. If the purchase proves unsatisfactory, customers can pull the string and get their money back, highlighting a guaranteed satisfaction policy and no risk to the buyer.
John Connors of Revere Massachusetts and Mim Mary F Lynch of Bridgeport wed this morning at St. James church. Rev Rather Calahan officiated the ceremony. The bride wore royal blue suit and white hat. Attendant was her sister Theresa Lynch. Best man Joseph Connors. They planned a Stratfield hotel breakfast and honeymoon trip to Revere. Connors formerly lived in Bridgeport before transfer to Revere where he now works as a letter carrier. Lynch is daughter of Thomas Lynch and has many local friends. The couple will reside in Revere after the honeymoon.
The United States Bureau of Education issues a 3800 title bibliography on industrial, trade, and vocational education prepared by Henry R. Evans and library staff. It surveys work on topics from apprenticeship to vocational guidance, and aims to guide readers through the growing material.
President Charlies S. Mellen of the New Haven road testified at the county court house, refusing to answer certain questions under counsel’s orders. He argued that final board power and duties rested with the directors, complicating assignment of responsibility for rolling stock and maintenance in the Westport wreck case. The inquiry explored management structure, with other officers like C. H. Morrison and C. L. Bardo also testifying on signals, discipline, and past incidents, as the coroner weighed accountability for the deadly incident.
The notice describes funeral services for Matthew Miller James Felters and Andrew Kulyinski with details on locations pallbearers and cemeteries. It also notes a coroner's remark about last public hearings plus fashion commentary on plush suits and pleated tulle skirts in white serge with blue stripes.
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