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The notice states daily closes except Saturday with closing times listed as nine and ten o’clock. The exact hours vary by day with a special Saturday policy.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1913
Page
6
The notice states daily closes except Saturday with closing times listed as nine and ten o’clock. The exact hours vary by day with a special Saturday policy.
Old Fairfield town votes to house violators in a new jail near the Baptist church. A seven member committee to select site for a new school and to oversee a concrete bridge project across the river is named. Eight Italian workers on Sabbath fined. Sheriff warns others. George Tripp admits reckless driving after a June incident injuring a man and baby.
If you are a drinking man you had better stop at once. ORRINE promises to restore lives and save money. A booklet is free and a box costs 1.00. Call Ausnlic Pharmacy at 990 Main St or iiker Drug Store at 1113 Main St for details.
Westport on July 8 reports John Lyon a Main Street plumber was assaulted near the Fable building while walking with Fred Mills. Lyon, now home with jaw splints after treatment by Dr. J. M. Nolan, was found in a doorway in Sach's area after an early Sunday incident.
A drunken man provoked a fight after being awakened by two strangers who helped him up and onto a car. A confrontation near the Fable building left Lyon with facial injuries, likely from a blackjack, as a crowd intervened. No police report filed. Also noted: Charles Anderson injured in Paterson motorcycle crash. shellfish license sought for Compo Mill Pond. Wo men's Town Improvement candy committee meeting. several registrations at Westport hotel. post office clerk Herbert Walsh takes vacation.
A notice reports a barn dance planned for tomorrow evening at the Mills homestead during a several days visit by Mr and Mrs Thomas Quinlan of State Street. John Boski, once fined for intimidating an officer, has paid the fine and costs after an appeal. His two companions face trial this week. Miss Elizabeth Schlosser, Smith College graduate, is visiting her sister at The Oakes this summer.
Stratford July 8 Former Sheriff John J Williams asserts a bumper peach crop this year offsetting strawberry shortages. He runs a diversified Canaan Road seed farm with peach trees currants and other crops and promotes market garden methods as a remedy for high living costs.
Readers are urged to browse THE FARMER advertising columns for July vacation needs. The piece highlights practical items like a rubber lined cretenne toilet case, noting the low price and immediate purchase. It emphasizes enjoying a well planned trip with these suggestions.
Many sorrowing relatives and friends attended the funeral from the parents home at 222 Maplewood Avenue Monday afternoon at 2 30. Rev H Weimer officiated with delegations from Lessing Lodge and I C C F at the grave. Floral tokens signified high esteem. Pall bearers were drawn from the societies. Interment was in Park Cemetery. The funeral of Mary widow of Charles Storm died at 255 Washington Avenue was held at H E Bishop mortuary chapel on Fairfield Avenue at 2 this afternoon. Interment was in Park Cemetery.
A testimonial letter from Roanoke Texas praises Mayr's Wonderful Stomach Remedy for curing pain from stomach and intestinal ailments and restoring sleep and appetite. The ad notes relief from neuralgia, gallstones, and heart trouble after five treatments, encouraging readers to try one dose and contact Hindle Pharmacy for the booklet and products.
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