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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
5
Bridgeport saw frequent accidents in May with 128 calls last month. The recent day’s activity mostly involved transfers from homes to hospitals under physician directions, and 12 ambulance calls to start June hint at possible record-breaking totals.
In this city on June 2 1913 Marie wife of C Victor Ver Trias invited to funeral from No 6a2 Brewster street and St Anfess church at 9 30 am interment St Michaels cemetery Hannah J Cullen died June 2 1913 funeral June 4 a 20 Loretta Bernard died June 1 1913 age 20 funeral June 3 at 8 30 am from 530 Jane street to St Cheries church burial St Michaels cemetery Nellie Stafford wife of Peter at 25 Sedgwick street funeral June 4 8 39 am from St Patrick church St Marys church interment Sacred Heart cemetery Gorman Elizabeth widow of Patrick died May 30 1913 age 73 funeral June on 8 30 am from South Avenue to Sacred Heart church interment St Thomas cemetery Fairfield Conn
A compact survey contrasts invention with mining, noting that about 800 patents issue weekly in the United States yet few are truly groundbreaking. It recounts how bagpipes inspired Scottish valor, Bentham’s skeleton on display, brides in white and their evolving wedding colors, and a quip about Longfellow and Longworth, ending with a reflection on worth in society.
A Chicago Record Herald snippet has Mr Henpeck confessing fear of embarrassment and his wife consoling him that no one noticed. The item then lists a job ad and a cottage rental inquiry: a boy wanted at White House Clothing Co and a small furnished shore cottage at Silver Sands Beach with a price request for late August.
Sherwood Magee of the Phillies shows a snappy batting game after early struggles as Cravath and Magee power the lineup. The two sluggers form a strong national league punch with heavy hits and timely clouts guiding Philadelphia’s offense.
London reports Alfred Austin aged 77 has died at his Swinford Manor home in Ashford Kent. The longtime poet laureate, journalist, and writer published Savonarola and English Lyrics among his political works, and he had been ill for some time. He also served as a war correspondent in 1870 during the Franco Prussian conflict.
A protracted hearing before Assistant Prosecuting Attorney William Redden remanded local pugilist Philip Dorkin for trial on breach of the peace and assault upon an officer. Bonds of 1500 were posted, with a June 4 date set. Others named as witnesses include John Smith and Frank Palseo, and Ferencze Heredoresni. Special officer Frank Wargo reported being struck with a blackjack and cut with a knife at the gate as tickets were taken. Police quelled what looked like a riot. one arrest had been made by day’s end.
After a meeting yesterday afternoon between George Kelly of 142 Hanover Street and Miss Minnie Humphrey of 728 Maplewood Avenue, the 17 year old man spent the night in a jail cell on serious charges filed by the young woman. He was remanded this morning for trial before the city court tomorrow under bonds of $1000.
Wallingford June 2 Coroner Mix arrived to investigate the death of Thomas Gilchrist a gate tender for the New Haven road struck by a northbound passenger train last night He was 55 and had ten years service His back and legs were broken and he died moments after the collision.
Jefferson City Mo June 2 The Supreme Court today discharged William R Nelson owner and editor of the Kansas City Star for contempt of the Jackson county circuit court The decision was unanimous A new paper devoted to suffrage will appear Thursday named the Connecticut Sufragist It will circulate from Stamford with much material and direction from Bridgeport Mrs William T Hincks and Mrs T Davis of the Bridgeport Equal Suffrage League will be liberal contributors
Dominic Caruso was held for trial on June 7 after a Saturday night shooting outside F Petchert's saloon in North Avenue left Fred Gordon with a bullet through the spine. Antonio Picharo was wounded in the left arm and returned home after his wound was dressed. A charge of assault with intent to murder was filed by the prosecutor.
Charles Nogenski, 22, held for trial in the superior court after pleading guilty in the police court to theft of a purse from Bridget Siewart of Ludlow Maia at a local picnic. He posted no bonds and went to jail in default of $1,000.
Dr William Bayard Hale, in Mexico City on Wilson's behalf, studies the Mexican situation and public sentiment toward Ambassador Henry Lane Wilson. He plans to contact Carranzistas to learn their aims and strength, then head north to report on Huerta's overthrow prospects during the U.S. presidential campaign. He previously wrote Wilson articles for World's Work and aims to relay firsthand information.
Entra Howland coordinates with Ain Street Fairfield Avenue and Cannon Street proposal. Officials indicate alignment or naming details affecting local parcels and street signage. Community meetings referenced to discuss access and safety implications for residents.
Athena underwear promises comfort and freedom for women through scientifically cut knit fabric and tailored shaping. Union suits and pants feature a patent fitted seat ensuring close fit without confinement, while sleeveless vests maintain proper bust shape and shoulder stay. Sizes cover actual body lines and pricing matches quality.
An old piece extols the Norfolk as the perfect summer suit for golf, hiking, and outdoor use. It touts its unmatched fit and style, notes available sizes 32 to 42, and lists blue serge and fancy wool options with prices from 15 to 25 dollars. Main floor rear.
The Victrola owner or Columbia catalog offers a splendid set of new records for June. Chauncey Olcott contributes for the first time alongside Harry Lauder with Kitty Lads and recent ballads. Caruso Schumann Heink Gluck and Edmond Clement appear with arias and folk songs.
Foulards, fine silks, are praised for weight, finish, and cooling wear in warm weather. The piece notes foulard’s lightness and durability, with luster and varied patterns suited to simple dresses or richly trimmed gowns. An excellent assortment includes Chenay mills silks with attractive colors and prices from 50¢ to beyond.
Hannah Cullen of Hast Ride diet died at home after a long life of devotion to St. Marys parish and local friendships. Mary Banks, born to Bradley and Polly Banke, died at her brother J. Bankes home, age 128. Funeral services for Matthew Dinon were held at 2 40 this afternoon at TM E Bishop undertaking, with Rev J Craft officiating and interment at Mountain Grove Cemetery.
Meriden June 2 John H. Johorer colored chauffeur for Leonard Susio suffered serious injuries when his employer's automobile he was riding in with friends collided. He will be arrested at the hospital today and charged with taking the machine without the owner's permission.
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