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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1915

Page

5

Wenman custody row over child in court

In a court action Byrd Wenman seeks custody reversal of his child from his ex wife Mrs Wenman amid allegations of improper parties at her home. Testimony described intoxicated guests and a raid by New York detectives locating Nave with Mrs Wenman before her marriage.

Mozher Babe Brink Maid Brerer Wenman Naye Byrd Wenman Nave Botstler Agency New York West Tist Street Mrs. Wenman

Obituaries and funeral notices from City, June 1915

Barry aged 26 dies. funeral at residence 883 Senior Avenue Friday June 4 at 8:30 am and St Peter’s Church at 2 pm burial Be Michael cemetery. William H Carroll dies June 2. funeral from 542 Aslamtic Street Friday June 4 at 8:30 am and Sacred Heart Church at 9 am. burial St Michael’s cemetery. Anna McCaul dies June 1. funeral from 211 Mt Grove St Thursday June 3 at 8:30 am and St Peter’s Church at 9 am. burial St Michael’s cemetery.

Barry Senior Avenue St Pater'aichursh Be. Michaela Aslamtic Street Sacred Heart Church St. Michael's Cemetery McCaut Tits 'City Anna Thevide McCaul Mt. Grove St St. Peter's Church St. Michael’s Cemetery

Wilson’s Dodging of State Tax Will Cost City Heavily

The article discusses city finances as Mayor Wilson seeks to defer state tax payments to next year to keep a low tax rate. The Board of Apportionment faced a shortfall from 11,000 to about 16,000, with no unappropriated revenue. A special tax of two mills may be approved to cover state and county taxes and create a contingency fund.

Board of Apportiement Wilson Tax Board Board of Apportionment Robert J. Juyynch F. D. Keeler Lynch Keeler

City Council to Hear 50 Plus Tax Abatement Claims

The common council claims committee meets tonight to consider over 50 petitions for tax abatements on 1914 lists. More than 40 are from widows and cripples who say stress prevents payment. Abatements requested are under 50 dollars. petitioners vow to pay in full next year if interest and expenses are removed. The committee has so far largely refused such petitions.

Common Council

Pan American delegates tour Philadelphia factories

Delegates to the Pan American Financial Conference in Washington toured several large Philadelphia industrial plants before heading to Pittsburgh. In other city news, Tony Circello and Hugh Murphy were treated at Bridgeport Hospital after separate falls at local sites.

Philadelphia Washington United States Pittsburgh

German note says Gulflight torpedoing was a mistake

Berlin June 2 The German government transmitted a communication to James W Gerard the American ambassador in Berlin explaining that the torpedoing of the American tank steamer Gulflight off the Scilly Islands on May 1 was a mistake

Berlin James W. Gerard Gulflight The Scilly Islands

Bridgeport High School Senior Day Program Announced

The annual Senior Day program for Bridgeport High School was announced today. Held Friday afternoon in the Assembly Hall, the event features an overture, violin solos, recitations, class history, poetry, and a finale by the B. H. S. Orchestra. Officers Edward J. Leary, Elizabeth M. Lee, Joyce Cheney, and Clarence H. Keating lead the class.

Bridgeport High School Edward Leary Loretta Dailey Souvenir de Lubeck Riecken Henry Krehbiel Ernest Krehbiel Lucknow Tennyson Agnes Marsh Joycé Cheney Dorothy Foster Helen Carroll Mark Twain Eleanor Roche Jocelyn Godard Obterass Magurka H. Weniawski David Dorkin Mary Maraffi Our Ingersoll Ellwood Weise Thomas Hallen Edward J. Leary Elizabeth M. Lee Joyce Cheney Clarence H. Keating

Bridgeport Italian Societies Form Funds Committee

Bridgeport Italian citizens appoint a committee to fundraise for the Red Cross social service in the Italian army. Dr. John Formichella serves as provisional chairman and will call a meeting next Tuesday. Appeals have gone to all Italian societies in the city for support.

Red Cross Society of Italy America Red Cross Bridgeport John Formichella

Obituary notices from Walnut Beach and area

Obituaries list Alice Hall of Walnut Beach wife of Charles E Hall who died after lingering illness leaving husband and daughter Pauline with body to Waterbury for burial. Joseph Adams Banks funeral held at 2 30 pm at mother's home 1062 Fairfield Avenue conducted by Rev Stephen F Sherman interment Mountain Grove Cemetery. William H Carroll died at 542 Atlantic Street carpenter for 27 years, survived by widow and four sons, and active in Sacred Heart church Park City council and K of C. John Plura Slavonian East Side funeral from 56 Hamilton Street to St Cyril and Methodius Church. widow and two sons, one son a professional ball player. large floral arrangements. interment St Michael's Cemetery. William James Barry of 333 Lenox Avenue died after pneumonia. clerk at American Graphophone Co. survived by widow, sister Mrs J J Landgraff of Hartford and brother John J Barry of Stamford. funeral at St Peter's Church. Arnold Laubscher death in New York. service at 89 Park Street with Rev Minard L I Proper. delegations from Woodmen of the World and Loyal Order of Moose. bearers from each group. interment Lakeview Cemetery.

Alice Hall Alice Charles E.hall Walnut Beach Pauline Waterbury Joseph Adams Banks Kitty Banks Fairfield Avenue Stephen F. Sherman Mountain Grove Cemetery William H. Carroll Atlantic Street Carroll Vanstone & Vanstone Sacred Heart Church Park City Harry K William R. Edward F Arthur V. Carroll John Pjura John Plura East Side Hamilton Street Sts. Cyril and Methodius Church Mathew Jankola William James Barry Lenox Avenue Barry American Graphophone Co J. J. Landgraff Hartford Conn John J. Barry Stamford St. Peter's Church Arnold Laubscher New York Park Street Minard L

Boys New Sport Shirts and Blouses Offer Comfort

True boy with lots of ginger will take to these new shirts and blouses as he does to baseball. Short sleeves soft roll collar ideal for comfort and ease. Blouses in sizes 6 to 16 and shirts 12 to 14 to 50e and $1 front 2B element.

Linden Wood Porch Blinds Advertised for Sale

Fine porch blinds of linden wood offered as a new light and strong type. Slats held by close-woven warp, capable of supporting 100 pounds per foot of width. Can be cut every three inches to fit. Length fixed at 7 feet 8 inches, widths from 4 to 10 feet. Prices range from $2 to $6 based on width. Located on third floor.

Embroiderers Offer Ready-to-Use Child Garments and Towels

Delightful work for embroiderers offers little dresses at 25 cents and rompers for children at 25c. Garments are prepped for embroidery and wear. New Turkish towels feature pink blue or lavender borders at 50c, smaller striped-border towels at 12 1 2 percent. Crocheted hats and three frame styles for embroidery are advertised with frames 50c and thread 25c a ball.

Howland Dry Goods Co. Brief News Notes

A compilation of varied items: Zeppelin raid riots in London. Brynhilda voyage to New York from Bremen. President Wilson mulls October extra session. 25th Confederate Veterans reunion opens in Richmond. Massachusetts Governor vetoes New Haven bills. Census canvass reports 150,000 doors, 800,000 names. 400,000 more names expected. Incorporation filed for Panerican Chicle Co. in Delaware with $1,000,000 capital. Bank of England gold movements. Sapulpa Herald destroyed by dynamite. British polo great Captain Ha y vards dies. Mississippi anti Greek-letter law upheld by Supreme Court. Bearyl Feature Film Co. plant burned in Swansea. G A R encampment in Illinois. Lion escape in Mount Vernon, New York. Greenbrier crew losses noted. Brooklyn fire destroys business block.

Gotch’s Great Battle Remembered Five Years On

The revival of interest in the heavy weight wrestling championship notes June 1, 1910 as Iowa farmer Frank Gotch defeated Stanislaus Zbyszko in Chicago. He pinned the Pole in six and two fifths seconds after a reverse half nelson and arm attack before a Coliseum crowd of enthusiasts.

Frank Gotch Iowa Farmer Stanislaus Zbyszko Chicago Gotch

Palm Beach cloth described for cooling fashion

Athletic young women seek Palm Beach attire for cool comfort and freedom. The fabric is lighter, tighter woven, resistant to wrinkles with a crisp, salt air feel. Suits in belted, box, and Norfolk cuts range from $10 to $15, with stylish braids and silk collar contrasts. Coats for motoring offer full, flowing designs with belt and Quaker collar priced at $7.50 to $10.

Palm Beach

Howland Wonder puncture proof tires and wash suits at $1.15

An advertisement touts Howland Wonder puncture proof tires guaranteed against blows and leaks with rapid healing, cemented to rims. It also sells smart little wash suits at $1.15 made from ends of material that would usually yield $1.50 garments, with various styles and sizes.

Gotch Defeats Zbyszko In Prolonged Wrestling Bout

After a fierce twenty seven and a half minute struggle Gotch employed a combination bar and wristlock to pin Zbyszko. The Polish champion, renowned for his strength, posed a serious challenge, but Gotch prevailed in what was described as his greatest battle.

Zbyszko Pole Gotch

Birthday salute to Wilbert Robby Robinson of the Superbas

Wilbert Robinson, 46, chief of the Brooklyn Superbas, is slated for birthday congratulations as he leads the National League club. A veteran catcher and former Orioles pillar, Robby mentored pitchers like Marquard and Tesreau, helping Brooklyn finish fifth after years in the cellar, while his long career spans Athletics, Orioles, and Giants.

Wilbert Robinson Brooklyn Bobby Hudson Mass Bill Dahlen Superbas Dodgers Baltimore Ned Hanlon Orioles Robby John McGraw Hughie Jennings Joe Kelly St. Louis Nationals Robinson McGraw Giant Rube Marquard Jeff Tesreau Ozark Joe Corbett Charles Holiday Ebbets Ned Hanson Hugh Jennings

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