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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1912
Page
10
An eye catching message declares that Democrats cannot lose, attributed to Mack. The terse line references a party chairman, a convention, and a pre event gathering with unclear local placement and no precise dates.
Rochester reporters attended the New York state met io convention where James President urged Postmasters of New York to enforce general delivery controls. He called for checking about half of all deliveries as a duty of clerks and carriers to curb abuse and ensure proper use.
We have received a ladies tan lace boot with broad high toe and military heel in tan Russi leather and first quality soles. Hand sewn finish and priced at $3.50. Hosiery to match offered.
Park officials seek a lawful sanitary method to supply Seaside and Beardsley park spring water. Patrons must bring cups or go thirsty as old cups are banned and waxed paper cups impractical. Inventors at Crane Valve Co test fountain ideas though water standing and mouth exposure hinder use.
A written sequel details Philip Hichborn’s tragedy and adoption by his aunt Mrs. Pearsall. The five year old boy, once linked to a troubled father and a pistol incident, is described as the Pearsall family’s ward with ties to Black Rock and the summer colony.
The People's Guild of Christ Church presented A Spoiled Darling in the parish house before a large audience. The comedy centers on a domineering husband who annoys everyone, with friends aiding the love-blinded wife as the family works toward harmony.
A church youth group performed a play featuring Florence Goulden as the devoted wife and Leonard Woodward as the domineering husband. The cast also included Louise Elrod Alberta Joudrey Joseph Palmer Edward Wenzel and others. A linen shower for Anna E Molloy at Crystal Dietrichs on James Street featured pink and white decor and prizes.
The Bridgeport lodge of Elks hosts the final social season event tonight at their State street hall. Speidel's orchestra will provide music for guests as trophies await the top contestants and scores are tallied in the concluding dance and bridge contest.
Extensive preparations were completed by the committee of arrangements to entertain the visitors and to ensure smooth distribution of items among players.
Forecast calls for fair tonight and cooler Thursday with moderate westerly winds. Scattered showers have occurred recently from Kansas to upper Michigan while pleasant conditions prevail east of the Rockies under a high pressure system centered over Ohio.
Copenhagen June 4 The body of King Frederick of Denmark was carried from the royal yacht to the tomb followed by five sons and two kings. Grandsons Gustav Axel Harold Knud, and other princes walked behind as the hearse drawn by six horses bore the royal funeral procession.
Central on the west gulf east near Galveston Texas reports pleasant weather with little temperature change and generally favorable conditions. The brief note indicates steady conditions with no significant storms or shifts expected.
Leo C. Lyon of The Lyon & Grumman Co. just returned from a trip to the White Mountains. Mr. Lester Goodale of New York will host a banquet for invited gentlemen friends on June 13 in Varone Hall.
The Courtland School announces a new kindergarten class for boys and girls aged four to six at 431 Washington Avenue. Parents are invited to visit the school before placing children elsewhere.
Mrs Pasquals Virelli of 152 Howe Street sustained severe burns to hands and forearms yesterday after noon when a kerosene fire ignited a couch. Firemen and Dr Pratt responded, extinguishing the blaze and treating the injured.
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