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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1910

Page

4

Bridgeport Aid to Junior Republic Formed

Bridgeport groups organize to fund and support the Connecticut George Junior Republic. At a Park Place event led by Dr Henry Blodget the Bridgeport Aid to the undertaking named officers and outlined its mission to place Bridgeport youths in the republic to learn self government and earn a return for effort.

Connecticut George C. Edwards A.ce. Fones Charles B. Read Enoch P. Hincks Ralph Barker Fred Enos N. W. Bishop Henry H. de Loss E. F. Shepard I. DeVer Warmer Mary L. Fitch George W. Wheeler James G. Ludlum Connecticut Junior Republic Litchfield County Litchfield Freeville Bridgeport Republic State Reform School

Hibernians Celebrate 20th Anniversary of Second Division

Members of Division No 2 AOH plan a memorable gathering at Hibernian hall Stupies building this evening for the 20th anniversary of the division. Speakers include County President Thomas M Speers City Attorney Thomas M Cullinan Hon Thomas C Coughlin Edward Lonergan and others.

Division No Hibernian Hall Stupies Thomas M. Speers Thomas M. Cullinan Thomas C. Coughlin Edward Lonergan

Insurgent Republicans Reluctant Yet Upbeat on Rail Bill

Washington June 8 insurgent Republicans claim strength in unity after the Lenroot motion defeat on the Senate railroad bill They note the absence of several Democrats and defections while counting leverage to reject a conference report They foresee Speaker Mann standing with House wishes and hope for a first class bill from the conference even as some insurgents privately opposed Lenroots position

United Press Washington House Representative Mann Republican Illinois Lenroot Wisconsin

Wart remover advertised at Cyrus Pharmacy

An advertisement touts Cyrus Wart Remover to remove facial warts quickly with no pain. It also claims to remove stove polish grease ink and dirt from hands and clothing, selling a large can for 10 cents. The notice lists Cyrus Pharmacy locations and manufacturing details for Wm. R. Winn.

Cyrus Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Avenue Cannon St Wm. R. Winn Stratford Ave

Singer Company Shows 100 Percent Dividend Worth More Than 100

The Singer Manufacturing Company, led by Douglas Alexander, pays a 100 percent stock dividend with cash dividends, has long financed itself without borrowing, and controls sewing machine interests worldwide. The company reports surplus growth since 1900, with large private holdings and limited external share ownership.

Theodore Roosevelt Standard Oil Company Oil Trust Singer Manufacturing Company Sewing Machine Trust John D. Rockefeller Singer Stock Exchange New York State Isaac N. Iinger & Co New Jersey Elizabeth N. J Wheeler & Wilson Grover & Baker Boston Long Frederick Alexander Bourne Douglas Alexander

Utica Chamber Adopts Freight Rate Resolution

Utica New York June. the Utica Chamber of Commerce directors adopt a resolution on railroad freight rate increases urging reasonable rates and prompt action to relieve the burden on local commerce. The measure stresses cooperation with railroads and authorities to secure fair rates and steady service.

Utica Commerce Chamber United Press Utica, N Utica

Roosevelt Declines Favours From Customs House Return

London June 8 Colonel Theodore Roosevelt said he would not seek or accept favors from the New York customs house on his return to America to pass through customs as any private citizen. He would pay duties on non exempt articles and rejected suggestions that his former secretary Loeb would ease the baggage examination. Roosevelt noted complaints about New York officials and said he would review them for justification.

London Theodore Roosevelt New York America United States Edward Roosevelt Loeb Washington Poth

Jim Hill Sees Rail Rates Hurt People

In St Paul on June 8 James J. Hill of the Great Northern warned that people suffer if railroads are not allowed to raise rates where needed. He said railroads need facilities and millions in funds, but cannot under current conditions. The Great Northern will not participate in a Washington conference and will follow the law as best it can.

United Press St. Paul James J. Hill Great Northern Washington

Billy English Tours Fairfield in Silk Hat Car Ad

Billy English of up-Redding visits Fairfield in a brand new motor car used to advertise Fountain Cigar Co. products from Bethel. The Silk Hat brand, popular among the company’s best sellers, is highlighted as English, a noted local figure, channels a Barnum era showmanship to promote the cigars.

W. Pp. English Fairfield County Billy English up-Redding Way Fountain Cigar Co Bethel Billy Barnum P. T

Novel advertising scheme with silk hat car stunt in town

Billy wheels into town with a silk hat atop his car drawing crowds as a novel advertising stunt. He says business is booming and he is content with his lot. Weather Indications forecast cool weather east of the Mississippi tonight and Thursday, with a warming trend and possible showers by Friday. Want ads appear at a cent a word.

Billy Unit-d Press New Haven Mississippi

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