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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1913
Page
7
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Hartford June 2 The House passed the Bridgeport bridge bond bill after concessions to objections by Representatives Wilson McMurras and Whitcomb. The merged bill authorizes a 1.5 million dollar bond for two bridges at State Street and Stratford Avenue, with a November election referendum by the people of Bridgeport.
Wilson said the president would urge Joseph B. Russell to accept the Boston port collectorship. Russell has declined. The president would await resignations unless competency charges arise and Garner is expected to be chosen for the Portland post when a vacancy occurs.
Mrs. William Vollmer wife of County Sheriff Vollmer will host deputy sheriffs, jail attaches and others at the North Avenue residence this evening. It marks the second anniversary of his election. Whist and pinochle will be played while Assistant Engineer George Dell may present a monologue.
An ash box on fire at Glen Court Company was brought out No. 1 shortly after 12 o clock. The blaze was easily put out with no damage reported.
Senator Ashhurst said a man named McMurray sought to influence senators to protect contracts with Cherokee Indians for land sales worth 33.5 million. He branded lobbyists as anyone pressuring lawmakers, while Senator Bacon disclosed farm interests in Georgia and stakes in sewer pipe, street railway, gas, and electric industries amid tariff talk.
Portsmouth reports that the British battleships Irresistible and Prince of Wales, both from the Home Fleet, collided while maneuvering off the Isle of Wight. Irresistible sustains bow damage but authorities say damage is not serious. both ships returning to dock.
In Meriden on June 2, seventy five masons helpers walked out demanding a 25 cent daily raise to 2.50. They recently organized as a branch of the Building Laborers International Protective Union of America. Contractors say work continues and replacements can be found. A boy’s black straw hat was lost Saturday at Beardsley Park. reward offered.
Miss Beatrice Davenport daughter of Attorney and Mrs Daniel Davenport will wed George Lewis Emmons assistant producing manager at General Electric Schenectady in a quiet home ceremony tomorrow at 6 30 pm at the bride’s Park Place residence Rev Dr Lewis of St John’s church will officiate with about fifty guests. The home will be lavishly decorated with bay trees palms and boxwood and a floral canopy. Edith M Alférich of New York maid of honor will wear pink chiffon and carry light pink Killarney roses. Best man Edgar Worcott of New York with ushers Julian T Bishop and Allen S Davenport.
Frederick C. Meyers, formerly of Bridgeport, died of lockjaw in a Waterbury hospital. Authorities could not confirm how he contracted the illness, but officials suspect stepping on a rusty nail. Meyers was 46 and had not lived in Bridgeport for some time. survived by one brother who will claim the body.
Hattie Howard of Stamford files habeas corpus against Charles A. Howard claiming their son Charles E. Howard is unlawfully detained. A Superior Court hearing on the writ is set for tomorrow.
Nonresidents may participate in the White Sale by sending a postal money order plus ten cents for insured parcel postage. The offer emphasizes substantial savings and the chance to shop via mail order.
An old plea notes a single shirt waist requirement not to be supplied in the June White Sale. The notice stresses paid orders and careful attention to fulfillment.
Lingerie waists in fine lawn batiste and cotton voile offer high and low neck styles. Regular prices from 3.00 to 1.00, all marked down in White Sale to 2.69, 2.19, 1.63, 1.23 and 0.89. Also handkerchiefs for ladies and children in sheer lawn with Longfellow initials embroidered, reduced from 5c to 4c each. large and small patterns 3 1/2c in White Sale.
Hartford June 2 Rumor says Republicans in the House planned to push the Carl Foster Frank L Wilder slate through this afternoon The judgeship matter had not yet been taken up at press hour
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels urged in Newport on June 2 that the navy should be a great university at sea. He warned against underestimating naval victories in the Spanish American War and called for continuous advancement, initiative for officers, and daily instruction for enlisted men aboard ships.
An added 10 cents is requested for Trisered Parcel Post with all orders to be delivered by mail. This change implies adjusted handling and postage requirements for mailed shipments.
Funeral for William C. Beecher of Huntington held at home then Derby interment. Marie Verelle dies at 532 Brewster street. Mrs Elizabeth Bray funeral from Patrick Lynch home with high mass at Sacred Heart Church. Clergy Father Mooney assisted by Father Picker and Judge. Offertory songs by Mrs Molhei Daley Ogren and others. Pallbearers named Dargan Dar gan Lynch Whalen Moran Clifford. Interment in St Michael's cemetery.
F Augustus Heinze won a suit against the state superintendent of banks to recover 300000 on loans from the defunct Union Bank of Brooklyn. He counterclaimed that he lost money as the bank failed to follow his order to sell collateral.
A supreme court jury awarded Heleor a judgment of 149,555 dollars in a securities forfayment case. The ruling finalized the civil action, detailing monetary relief as sought by Heleor against the defendant.
Thirty two marriage licenses were issued at the office of the total board of health on Saturday the largest number in a day since records began. May total marriages reported and other city figures include 158 deaths in May and about 225 births.
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