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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
14
The annual state convention of United Spanish War Veterans began in Bridgeport this afternoon with hundreds of veterans gathering from across the state. Local dignitaries predict Bridgeport will influence state offices as the event continues tomorrow.
Greenwich notes report the death of 11 year old David Crichton from injuries after a dynamite cap exploded. He suffered the loss of a left hand and severe cuts to his left side and right hand. The item reflects a mix of local notices and a quip about a butcher's short weight.
Arrangements near completion between the New York Yacht Club and Sir Thomas Lipton herald a 1914 international race for the America cup. The feature lists past cup bouts from 1871 to 1903, notes Lipton’s ongoing pursuit, and places the event in a national yachting revival era.
Knights of Columbus will not enter a team, leaving the Fraternal League short. Lodges or orders in the city are urged to communicate with the secretary to join the race for trophies, Spaulding trophy, and the champions pennant. Open date set for June 14, with majority vote if multiple applications. Written notices go to 457 Wood Avenue, Washington. June 6 report also notes Senate confirmation of Connecticut postmasters, including Milford, Noroton Heights, Stamford, and Washington assignments.
Sportography notes Milwaukee boxer Bob Moha turning twenty four today. Wild Bob, a fan favorite in Milwaukee, has fought from feather to heavyweight and now eyes light heavyweight or commissionweight title hopes. The piece also profiles Cyclone Johnny Thompson, age approaching thirty seven, once a lightweight who gained weight abroad and now hovers near 175 pounds.
Governor Simeon E Baldwin announced the appointment of seven trustees to the Connecticut School for Boys at Meriden for four year terms from July 1. Appointments include Michael F Dwyer Bridgeport William T May New London George Ulrich Hartford Schuyler Merritt Stamford Irving L Holt Meriden Patrick J Hogan Meriden and Charles C H Davis Meriden. Holt is reappointed as secretary and treasurer.
John J. Geaney of 127 Center street has completed four months as acting railway postal clerk on the Winsted and Bridgeport railway post office and is transferred to Chief Clerk Collins of Boston. His first assignment is on train 34 the big newspaper train leaving New York at 2 10 a. m. Geaney runs from New York to Providence for the job. J. J. Maloney of Ore Hill succeeds him on the Naugatuck division.
Caesar Misch Inc offers Cheerful Credit enabling everyone to buy fashionable clothing with a weekly dollar payment. The program targets those without bank accounts and those who value easy credit terms, promising quality garments for all, with broad access and flexible charge options anticipated.
The store promotes June as a month of special at tractions with daily increases in customers. Caesar Misch Inc urges shoppers to watch for upcoming deals and how much money can be saved, signaling ongoing promotions and upcoming savings.
Deputy Judge Frank L. Wilder presided as offenders were often given suspended judgments when controlled by probation officers or parents. Edmond Jacques was found guilty of a vicious assault on his wife and placed in care until August 20. Two youths, Christiansen and Gill, faced boat theft—Gill got a ten day suspended sentence, Christensen 20 days and $1 fine. River pirates Kovac and Biroch had charges withdrawn after settlement. Several suspects were discharged for insufficient evidence. Additional cases involved abusive language, attempted burglary, and a wheel theft pending Milford arrival.
Ten thousand boy athletes gathered in Central Park today to show 700,000 New York school children and their parents the benefits of physical training and park playgrounds. The event was arranged by the public schools athletic league with the cooperation of the parks and education departments.
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