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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1913

Page

5

Desperate burglary attempt at Reed Todd Jewelry store

Early morning alarm at Reed and Todd Jewelry in the shopping district triggered police response. Edward Sweeney of 1% Newfield Avenue was arrested nearby with skeleton keys in a hall, but insufficient evidence prevented conviction. officers Kane Bagley Poland and peers chased toward the rear window as the alarm rang and power failed.

Reed & Todd Edward Sweeney Newfield Avenue Kane Emerson Shoe Company Poland Bagley George Peabody Cams Pesabofy Sweeney

Macklin and Beers Obituaries Unite in City Notices

July 9 1915 notices announce the death of Rollin ase Bonnie Wales Beers age 21 years 3 months and the death of Christopher J Macklin in this city. Friends are invited to Grace Church Long Hill July 12 at 2 30 p.m. for services and burial at Long Hill cemetery. Macklin funeral from 135% Pergbroke Street Friday July 11 at 2 30 p.m. and St Charles Church at 9 a.m. interment at St Michael's Cemetery.

Rollin Ase Bonnie Wales Grace Church Long Hill Gay Long St. Charles’ Church St. Michael's Cemetery

Mill End Sale Prompts Busy Morning at Store

The 31st Mill End sale draws a crowded, bustling morning as shoppers seek deals. Staff rush to provide service while promising more savings ahead. Hours remain Friday until 5 and Saturday until 9 as the sale continues.

Court House

U S Report Finds Responsibility for Stamford Wreck

The investigation assigns fault to the railroad for placing an untested engineman in charge of a fast passenger train with two sections near Stamford. It cites lack of tests, supervision, and clear power-change instructions, noting brake irregularities and uneven piston travel on cars while engine brakes operated well. The report praises the current general manager's safety push but calls for stricter qualification standards.

Eiven Doherty Lgthee New England M. ¥. N. H & H.R R Company Stamford New Haven

Inquiring Into Cause of Fitzgibbons' Death

Medical Examiner Garlick investigates the death of Thomas Fitzgibbons who died on a porch at 2 Organ Street after a 12 hour illness. He had reported illness the day before and worsened yesterday afternoon. Companion Ernest E Block provided statements about the events leading to the death.

M. Garlick Thomas Fitzgibbons Organ Street Ernest E Block

Precinct Responds After Fatality In Witness Encounter

A man collapsed in the Third precinct area after a tense incident. An ambulance was summoned, Dr. Hale attended, and Fitzgibbons died before burial. Dr. Garlick was notified and examinations continued into the afternoon. No burial certificate had been issued by late today.

Hale Fitzgibbons Garlick

Alderman Clancy Feted By Friends At Stratford Dinner

Alderman Frank J. Clancy, newly elected to the Common Council seat vacated by Robert G. De Forest, was honored at a complimentary dinner at Minor's shore house in Stratford. Captain Fred M. Hawes oversaw a fine dinner with singing and speeches. Attor ney George F. Mara presented a pig skin traveling bag. Thomas Casey served as toastmaster as Clancy replied, with numerous friends in attendance including Stephen P. Cronan, Harry Quinn, Edward Lynch, Patrick Moran, Bernard Keating Jr., Harold Dow, Jeremiah Clancy, George Clancy, Emil Ziebold, Maurice McKenna, and others.

Frank J. Clancy Common Council Robert G. de Forest Shore House Stratford Fred M. Hawes Clancy George F. Mara Thomas Casey Alderman Clancy Stephen P. Cronan Harry Quinn Edward Lynch Patrick Moran Bernard Keating, Jr Harold Dow Thomas Hearn Jeremiah Clancy George Clancy Emil Ziebold Maurice McKenna

Two Divorce Suits Filed in Court

Papers in two divorce actions were filed today in the superior court. Charles Benitz of Westport seeks separation from Rozal Benitz of Westport on grounds of infidelity with John Vargo named as co respondent for misconduct in this city. Rozal Benitz’s maiden name was Rozal Saur. The couple wed January 7, 1913. Caroline Hildreth Hutchinson of this city sues Leonard Hutchinson of Allenhurst New Jersey for desertion on June 1, 1908. The pair married December 23, 1902. Both actions are returnable to the September term of court.

Charles Benitz Westport Rozal Benitz John Vargo

Weather Indications for New Haven Area July 10

For New Haven and vicinity fair tonight and Friday with cooler conditions. Connecticut sees fair and cooler tonight and Friday with moderate west to north winds. The lake region disturbance moves toward the St. Lawrence Valley after causing showers from Indiana to Maine and reaching as far south as Virginia. Additional disturbances over North Dakota and Arkansas bring showers to the northwest and lower Mississippi Valley. Temperatures remain moderate east of the Rockies. Phoenix reports a 110 degree maximum.

New Haven Conn Connecticut Lake Region St. Lawrence Valley Indiana Maine Virginia North Dakota Arkansas Mississippi Valley Rocky Mountains Phoenix Ariz

Suit Bargain Sparks Man to Smash Store Window

An unknown man, eager for a $9.50 suit from Lonergan & Downey, shattered a large plate glass window this morning. Workers replaced the pane this afternoon. Fire alarm at 12:56 reports a kitchen basement fire at 140 High Street. damage was not extensive.

Lonergan & Downey High Street

Night Sessions In Cohalan Inquiry In Albany

Albany reports continued testimony by John A. Connolly before joint legislature committees probing alleged trade of political influence by Justice Daniel F. Cohalan. Cross examination by Cohalan's counsel John B. Stanchfield to finish this day as night sessions are planned. Also noted are theft reports and civil service examination preparations affecting 20 000 fourth class postmasters nationwide.

Albany John A. Connolly Supreme Court Daniel F. Cohalan Joint Judiciary Committees New York Bar Association John B. Stanchfield Cohalan Connolly Washington Civil Service Commission

Roosevelt Ready To Adjudicate The Japanese Problem

Tokyo dispatch says Viscount Kenkaro Kaneko received a Roosevelt letter stating public opinion will block Japanese naturalization in the United States to avoid triggering Chinese claims. Roosevelt would aid in California alien land ownership issues. Kaneko, Harvard Law graduate, acted as unofficial Japanese envoy during the Russo Japanese war. A separate report notes arrest of a man tied to a purse-snatching case in East Bridgeport, later released after police learned he had fallen in with bad company while visiting New Haven.

Tokio Tai-Hei-Yo News Esenay Visicount Kentaro Kaneko Theodore Roosevelt United States Roosevelt News &Gency California Viscount Kaneko Harvard Japan Matuow Voru East Bridgeport Lord New Haven

Chinese Baseball Players Visit Bridgeport at Yost Field

The University of Hawaii team will visit Bridgeport next Tuesday afternoon to face the Hemington Yost club at Yost field. The Chinese players boast a strong record, having defeated top semi professional and college teams across the country.

University of Hawaii Hemington-Yost Yost Field

Court cases and a purse theft remanded for trial

City court cases charge Michael Papp of 277 Howard Avenue with assaulting Lizzie Kovac of 405 Spruce Street and Noah Pennand of Henry Street with theft of a purse containing $10.40 from a youth who was returning it after she dropped it on Elizabeth Street yesterday afternoon. Pennand remanded for trial under $50 bond until Saturday. police expect further arrests in the case. Also notes a young man sought for installing gas lamps at 363 Fairfield Avenue, 4th floor. }

Coeee Eee Senewane Michael Papp Howard Avenus Lizzie Kovac Spruce Street Noah Pennand Héfry Street Kbesuth Street

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