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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1916
Page
6
Sailors Host Banquet for Freyler Jeremiah Hero Recall
Sailors and crew of the torpedo boat destroyer Jeremiah Meyer held a banquet honoring Freyler. The Jeremiah, a destroyer, earned distinction as a ward hero in a brig during the War of 1812.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freyler
Omeers
Jeremiah of Brien
Jeremiah
United Mand
Connecticut Butchers Plan Meeting To Form Stock Company
Connecticut meat dealers will gather in this city June 15 to discuss forming a stock company to raise cattle in the state. A 2 o'clock meeting will be held as new market opportunities arise amid cheaper supplies from the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Social and Personal Notices and Local Events
Preparations continue for the St John s Episcopal church tea at the residence of Mr and Mrs Jonathan Godfrey The Osks in Brooklawn park A wedding solemnized at Trinity chapel Miss Elise LeTour Mr Fulbert a machinist in the U S A party of 300 delegates to the Federation of Women s Clubs convention in New York visited West Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's Episcopal Church
Jonathan Godfrey
Osks
Brooklawn Park
The
Federation of Women’s Clubs
New York
West Point
Newtown News Highlights Departures and Local Events
Special to The Farmer from Newtown notes Miss Irene Warren declines reappointment at Westville High and will join Milford High School next year. Many faculty changes loom for 1917. Mrs Catherine Mahon dies in Taunton district and is buried in Cedar Grove. Social visits, band concert postponements, Masonic degree work, and Memorial Day gatherings fill the week as residents host guests from Bridgeport Sandy Hook and New Milford while local businesses update properties and contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Irene Warren
Westville
Milford High School
Helen Houlihan
Catherine Mahon
Robert Logan
Taunton
Astoria
Long Island
Cedar Grove
Logan
Rl Murphy
James Mahan
Elizabeth Callahan
Bridge Port
Misses Callahan
Sandy Hook
Sarah E. Fairman
Grace Osborn
Bridgeport
North Main Street
Peck Iees
Nice Pendleton
Charles Geddes
Thas
Norwich
Richard Egan
Andrew Egan, Jr
Woodside
L. I
Hans P. Boyoon
Bethel
Berbert S. Clark
New York
Robert
AL Hawle
Mortimer B. Terrill
Ansonia
Clark Home
Fairfield County Farm Bureau
John T. Hunt
Ridgefield
W. C. Johnson
Bureau
Mr. Johnson
B Glover
Eli Green- Blatt
Horace Smith
H. M Greenman
H. H. Peck
James Lynch
Hawleyville
William Hogan
Southford
Post Office Square
Hiram Chapter
R.A. M
Royal Arch
Adaline Hurd
New Milford
Mr. McMahon
Passaic
N. J
Helen
Homer Banks
Sherman Croffutt
A. E. Brinton
Edward Benedict
Mije Hill
T. F. Brene
John Haugh
Shelton
St. Rose’s Cemetery
Timothy Costello
Japan Denies Intervening in China Revolt Action
Tokyo reports say Japan sent railroad guards to Tsinanfu to protect interests, not to intervene. Officials note no troops left Tsingtau and compare to earlier US marines in Swatow. Statement stresses restraint while guarding against anti Japanese sentiments and German influence among Chinese politicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Tsunan-fu
China
Shantune
Japan
Tsing-tau
Tsinan-fu
Yuan Shikai
Tuan
Yuan Shi-kai
Peking
Yuan
Far East
Great Britain
Yukio Ozaki
Diamond Flashes and Ohio Baseball History
A survey of Cleveland's pennant droughts and Ohio players highlights major league history from 1879 to 1912. Notables include Napoleon Lajoie, Nap Rucker, George Sisler, and Fielder Jones, with notes on minor leagues, managers, and evolving umpiring views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Indians
Napoleon Lajoie
Cincinnati
Ohio City
George Sisler
St. Louis
Ty Cobb
George
Akron
University of Michigan
Branch Rickey
Wheeler & Wilson Band Plays Old Mill Green Concert
Wheeler and Wilson Band performs at Old Mill Green Sunday after moonrise with a 30 dollar gate. The program includes Star Spangled Banner, The Great Preparedness, Fest Overture in C, Ladimer Walee di Concert, Estelita Cornet solo, Hungerian Fantasie, Intermezzo Wedding of the Ross, Princess Pat selection and The America. Louis F Chermak conducts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Mill Green
Wheeler & Wilson
Rey
Horseshoers Union seeks Saturday half holiday this summer
At the meeting last evening the newly formed Horseshoers union charter was adopted and officers elected. Louis Kerwack is president with George Vanderbilt as vice president Daniel Cashman financial secretary Charles Callaghan recording secretary Albert Newell treasurer and James Barrett sergeant at arms. Delegates named to the Central Labor Union include Kernack Newell Callaghan and Barrett. The union votes to demand a Saturday half holiday beginning July with no afternoon work on legal holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Horseshoers' Union
Louis Kerwack
George Vanderbilt
Daniel Cashman
Charles Callaghan
Albert Newell
James Barrett
Daniel Connors
Messrs
Kernack
Newell
Callaghan
Mbarrett
Central Labor Union
Orchestra of 20 Pieces For Moose Initiation Service
Bridgeport lodge No 289 Loyal Order of Moose hosts an initiation tomorrow at 1 pm in the Casino on State Street with 20 musicians providing music. More than 1,000 applications received. national officers to speak after initiation. the event emphasizes purity, aid, and progress. The state convention comes to town June 16 to 17 with a parade expected to draw 10,000 Moose members from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
State Street
Order
Weinberg Fined for Jitney Auto Crash on Pembroke Barum
David Weinberg was fined 15 dollars and costs after his car collided with Sam Salamowitz’s jitney at Pembroke Street and Barnum Avenue on May 21. He admitted speeding at 18 to 20 miles per hour and claimed a New York license button on his cap. Albert Higgs and Motorcycle Policeman Gerrity testified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke Street
Barnum Avenue
Sam Salamowitz
David Weinberg
Bartlett
Salamowitz
Weinberg
New York
Albert Higgs
Park Street
Gerrity
Stratford Judge Warns Boy About Throwing Stones
Stratford June 3 Judge Howard M Curtis warns Antonio Belluscio 12 Hollister Heights that the next stone throw at any window will land him in reform school. Belluscio fined 5 dollars. Roy H Gillette New Haven fined 5 dollars and costs for speeding 30 mph. John Wilson New York forfeits 15 dollar bond for driving without lights. Public hearing set in town hall to discuss pole relocation by three utility companies. Local clubs and church events announced including suffrage activities, prayers, and Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Reform School
Howard M. Curtis
Antonio Belluscio
Hollister Heights
Antonio
Valentine Ditter
Jackson Avenue
Curtis
Roy H. Gillette
Elm Street
New Haven
Anthony Fellows
Gillette
John Wilson
New York
Okenuck Tribe of Red Men
Cutler Club of
Congregational Church
John Curtis
Norton Stephens
Swan Brewster
Howard Wilcoxson
Town Hall
Telephone Co
Electric Light Co
Connecticut Co
Fairfield County Woman's Suffrage Association
Red Men’s Hall
Church Street
Thomas Hepburn
The
Suffrage Association
St. James’ R. C
Stratford M. E
Ernest C. Carpenter
General Conference
Mr. Carpenter
Epworth League
George Barbour
Jerome May
May
Damascus
Congregational
E. N. Packard
Moses
Graney Explains Flat Bat Used in Game
Cleveland outfielder Jack Graney recalls using a flat surfaced bat in Chicago. He says the bat was broken and quickly repaired, then used again in haste. He denies changing his hitting style and notes reaction from opponents and catchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graney of
Cleveland
Jack Graney
Chicago
Graney
Opening of St Patrick's parish bazaar draws large crowd
A crowd of about 1000 attended the bazaar opening at St Patrick's parish as Mayor Clifford B Wilson spoke and praised the parishioners for their work since Father Lynch arrived. Attorney John A Cornell and others offered remarks while Bridgeport’s talent troupe was to perform that evening in a hall redecorated after a recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Parish
Clifford B. Wilson
John A. Cornell
Wilson
Father Lynch
John H. Coughlin
Vincent Haggerty
Patrick Mc Gee
Francis J. Oates
Robert Keane
James F. Whalen
William Rock
Thomas Cunningham
Bridgeport
Wart removing ad at Cyrua Pharmacy headline
An advertisement proclaims Cyrus Wart Remover removes unsightly warts in days with no pain. It directs readers to Cyrua Pharmacy at 415 Dsirfield Ave for purchase, highlighting beauty improvement claims in a vintage style.
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Cyrua
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