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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1916

Page

9

Bridgeport Elks to Visit Derby Lodge for Festival

Bridgeport lodge of Milks No. 36 plans to travel by train tomorrow evening at 7 48 to Derby for the annual Elks festival. Derby Lodge will greet them with a parade led by Ansonia hand. Elaborate preparations include a minstrel show reproduced from the Elks' armory circus.

Bridgeport Elks Derby Lodge Bridgeport Lodge of Milks Derby Lodge of Elks Bridgeport Ansonia Hand Bridgeport Lodge Elks Armory

Milford mourns as Mrs Caroline J. Shepard dies at 58

Notices announce a Milford Connecticut death on June 8 1916 for Caroline J wife of Charles A aged 58 with private funeral services and interment at Milford cemetery. Additional obituaries list Georgiana Danworth and Kate Jane Tomlin with funeral details in Newtown and Milford.

Tete Naugatuck Ave Milford Donworth Georgiana Danworth Jones Avenue St. Augustine's Church St. Michael's Tomlin Newtown Conn Kate Jane Tomlin Trinity Church Park Cemetery

Jersey cow stray reward notice near Brooklawn Riding Academy

A Jersey cow strayed from Brooklawn Riding Academy Sunday afternoon. A $50 reward is offered no questions asked for the cow’s recovery. Information should be given to Brooklawn Raid Academy. Ml a2 Deb.

Brooklawn Brooklawn Raid Academy

Husband of Woman Who Shot at Former Boarder Renews Fight

The husband of Mrs. Juliet Emeldinda and Angelo Gardini clashed outside police headquarters after a city court session. Emeldinda is charged with assault with intent to kill. Gardini previously lived with them but was ejected amid disputes. A local incident report says Emeldinda fired a revolver at Gardini but officers intervened.

Juliet Emeldinda Highland Avenue Angelo Gardini Emeldinda Gardini Hall Doorman Campana Wilder Stratfield Road DeLaney Barnum Avenue Strest Kung Emeldiuda

Ashley and McCulloughs Wed in Morning Nuptials

Miss Mary E McCullough daughter of Policeman and Mrs Steele McCullough of 93 Milne Street wed Ambrose L Ashley son of Albert Ashley of Center Street at St Augustine’s Arch. Rev James B Nihill officiated. Bridesmaid Miss Margaret McCullough best man John McElroy. They honeymoon in Atlantic City and plan to set up home on Milne Street.

Mary E. McCull Ena Steele Cullough Milne Street Ambrose L Ashley Albert Ashley Center Street St. Augustine's Arch James B. Nihill Margaret McCullough John McElroy Mrs Ashley Atlantic City Peck & Lines Co Ashley Bridgeport Brass Co

Copans Files Bankrupt Petition in Stamford Store Owner

Richard Copans, who runs a clothing shop at 118 Pacific Street, Stamford, filed for bankruptcy today in the office of Referee John W. Banks. He lists assets of 4545 dollars and liabilities of 7944.47 dollars.

Richard Copans Pacific Street Stamford John W. Banks

Benham Torpedo Boat Arrives for Harbor Visit

The torpedo boat destroyer Benham arrived in the harbor yesterday afternoon under Lieut ant Commander Gay. It will stay about four days before moving to Fall River for minor repairs.

Benham Gay Fall River

Harding Wins Temporary Chair, Opens Republican Convention

At the 1916 Republican convention in Chicago Senator Warren G. Harding was elected temporary chairman. He delivered a prepared keynote urging national defense and party unity. Harding praised condensing past quarrels, defended tariffs, and criticized the war munitions trade as costly yet prosperous. The session adjourned at 1:25 pm with plans to reconvene tomorrow.

Senator Lodge Whitman Hilles Stone Reynolds New York Chauncey Depew McKinley America John Timothy Stone Chicago Warren G. Harding Harding Senator Harding W. Murray Crane Massachusetts Senator Borah Idaho W. B. McKinley Illinois Mr. Harding Republican Party Wilson

Platform of G. O. P. to Seek Roosevelt's Favor

The resolutions committee, chosen by delegations, shows signs of elimination rather than construction as members push planks and outside declarations to shape a party platform. Leaders aim to align with Colonel Roosevelt and his followers by studying his recent statements on preparedness.

Committee On Roosevelt

Senate panel braces for strong platform on navy and Americanism

Senator Smoot says the platform will declare for a robust navy and timely military measures to meet emergencies. The committee aims to embrace Roosevelt's preparedness ideas and push Americanism first while avoiding explicit condemnation of hyphenated Americans, though hints may be read into the text.

Smoot Roosevelt

Progressives Refuse Hasty Move at Convention Row

Delegates take seats as reports of an immediate Roosevelt nomination fade. George Perkins says Progressives seek conciliatory peace with Republicans, avoiding precipitate action while still open to dialogue. Roosevelt kept in touch by telephone. no direct wire to the convention. Teddy songs charm the crowd as a quartet performs from the balcony.

Col. Roosevelt George W. Perkins Perkins Roosevelt Oyster Bay

Obituaries of Stratford area figures mark multiple funerals

The Stratford community sees a series of funeral services for Ina C. Tooley widow of Fred C. Tooley and for Charles W. Hall who died after being struck by a car. Miss Elizabeth A. Jowett and Mary A. Kelly are also laid to rest, with services conducted at local churches and burials at Lakeview and St. Rose’s cemeteries. Asa M. Buck, engraver at Jennings Bros., dies at 46 after eight weeks illness. Burial plans listed for each case.

Ina C. Tooley Stratford M. B Watertown Tooley Fred C. Tooley Stratford Charles W. Hall Stratford Avenue Pembroke Street C. W. Hall, Jr East Main Street George M. Brown M. E Lakeview Cemetery Elizabeth A. Jowett Ernest Hood Benjamin F. Roch St. Paul's Episcopal Church A. Wignall J. Shaw T. Nicholson A. Simpson Wm. Randoll L. Farrell Asa M. Buck Jennings Bros. Mfg. Co Brewster Street Black Rock Mr. Buck Wilmington Mass St. John's Lodge F A. M Alice Marion Buck George Minot Joseph Raymond Buck Nellie Penny Edith Buck Edward Louis Buck Massachusetts

Albany grants charter to Motor Products Corpora tion

A charter was granted at Albany to the Motor Products Corporation with capital of $500 000. The Southland Steamship Co with capital $5 000 000 has been organized by Savannah businessmen and the British and Canadian Day was observed at the Allied Bazaar in New York City. Wilhelmshaven, the German naval base, has been closed to the public for two months. The annual conference of sanitary officers of New York state opened at Saratoga Springs. Three bandits robbed the Prospect Social club in Cleveland, escaping with about $5 000. After French censorship at Saloniki, Greece suspended communications with Macedonia.

Albany The Motor Products Corporation Capital Southland Steamship Co Savannah New York City Wilhemshaven Sanitary Officers of New York State Saratoga Springs N. Y

Circus Parade in Bridgeport Sets Pageantry Standard

The Barnum Bailey parade in Bridgeport is described as America’s premier pageantry. It features the Royal Albert Memorial tableaux in wood carving by Cox, gold leaf finishing, a royal allegorical quartet, mounted bands, elephants, and a grand horse show open to all.

United States Barnum & Bailey Bridgeport Royal Albert Memorial Great Britain Queen Victoria Prince Albert Europe Asia Africa America James A. Bailey Cox London King Edward New York Egypt América

Rugs that resemble old hand loom designs go modern

Rugs designed to mimic colonial hand loom patterns offer machine woven accuracy. They display bright varied colors, stay clear after washing, and come in sizes from 24 by 36 inches to 9 by 12 feet with prices ranging from 50 cents to 6.50 dollars. Carpet Hall third floor.

New ‘England

Boys Reefer Sale Seized for Quick Clearance

Auction notice of reefers unsold for boys offered at front basement. Blue serge and checked patterns prized for riding trolleys or autos, priced down from five and six dollars to three eighty five, four to three twenty five as smart, well cut garments for cool evenings.

City court fines in eight automobile law cases

Six offenders were fined by Judge Wilder in city court for auto law violations. Charles J. Rhodes had his case nalled. Edward Dalger, James Gratton, Enrico Ciacci, Ernest Williams, Henry Hamman, Samuel Susman and others faced fines ranging from $1 to $15 plus costs for speeding, reckless driving, and missing badges or summonses.

Wilder Charles J. Rhodes Park Avenue Extension Crescent Avenue Sterling Street Edward Dalger Stratford Stratford Avenue James P. Gratton Shelton Street Enrico Ciacci Wheeler Avenue George Smith North Avenue Beardsworth Ernest Williams Easton Brooklawn Road Henry A. Hamman Jackson Avenue Matin Samuel Susman Hamilton Street Gerrity Barnum Avenue

Fairfield Couple Marry in County Jail Ceremony

Fairfield couple Stephen Staryan aged 17 and Elizabeth Hillo aged 15 wed at the county jail this morning. Justice Bacon Wakeman bound them over to the criminal superior court. defense and witnesses included Attorneys John Smith and James Cumming.

Fairfield Stephen Staryan Elizabeth Hillo Tows Clerek Winton Criminal Superior Court Bacon Wakeman John Smith James Cumming

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