Postomice at Bridgeport Daily Except Sunday
Local notice states Postomice at Bridgeport operates daily except Sundays. No further details provided in the readable text.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
7
Local notice states Postomice at Bridgeport operates daily except Sundays. No further details provided in the readable text.
Public notice for subscription renewal offering one year in advance at a price of $1.00. The item reads as a local periodical’s prepayment option with emphasis on early payment terms for continued service. No additional names or organizations are clearly legible.
A June 5 1909 discussion covers charitable bequests and adulteration risks, the rise of White steam cars as gasoline substitutes, and proposals for county sheriff and state assembly actions. The piece weighs auto fuel shifts, fuel costs, and the role of public utilities commissions in regulating stock and safety to protect investors and the public.
Prof. Jenkinson of Yale urged care of lawns, praising New England as a peaceful park. He warned against overfertilizing, advised sowing seed in fall, proper soil, and sourcing good sod from grazed pastures, noting eternal vigilance as the price of a good lawn.
A collage of local happenings from Glenridge New Jersey covers weddings gifts and tours. Notable items include a satin wedding gown in champagne silk, an amethyst necklace gift from the groom, Coe and Lindley families traveling, and Briggs returning from Storrs College for a sister’s wedding. Prominent locals attend church events and charity sales, with school term rolls showing punctuality and several community notices about pets and local fare.
A St James parish fundraiser whist event led by Father O Connor at Red Men s Hall Stratford aims to support the new rectory at the Cogswell mansion. Proceeds fund the church building project with prizes music refreshments and game play expected to draw a large local crowd.
Thomas W. Lawson flatly denied a Portsmouth rumor that he was engaged to marry Nell Pack Jackson Solomon widow of Dr. James A. Solomon of Dorchester. He called the report a joke and said there was nothing to it. The story claimed an engagement had been announced.
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