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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1914

Page

12

Obituary notices for Fred St George and Duncan MacMillan

The funeral of Fred St George was held yesterday morning at the family home and at St Me tere church with Rev Thomas J Kelly celebrating. The service included songs by Mrs W B Pendergart and Mr Frughes and closed with Thy Will Be Done before burial at Mt Grove cemetery. Duncan MacMillan died yesterday and his body was taken for burial in Hope cemetery. He worked on the New Haven road project and resided at 281 Fairfield Ave. He was born in Nova Scotia on December 25 1984 and survived by his wife and daughters.

Fred ST. George Bela Pim Bassick Avenue St. Metere Thomeas J. Kelly Mra W. B. Pendergart Gest Mr. Frughes Duncan Macmillan Pos Hope MacMilan New Haven Road Aeaukirens Fairfield

Parade to celebrate closing of charter at Bridgeport Moose

Bridgeport Lodge of the Loyal Order of Moose plans a monster street parade to mark closing of its charter in June after a years long membership drive. Current total reaches 2500 with expected 2600. Red White and Blue teams run the campaign. parade marshal George iyeteball. committee led by L F T Clark and Roy White. local and Norwalk teams attend. Wheeler Wilson band and The Mosse Brum Corps provide music.

Bridgeport Order of Moose L. T. Clark B. J. Crowley Roy White George Iyeteball L. FT. Clark Thomas de Roy Pride Edward Crower Manash Charlie Pentz Norwalk Wheeler & Wilson Mosse Brum Corps

Political party HQs to open in Chicago this month

June 9 dispatch reports Progressive, Republican and Democratic national headquarters will be established in Chicago within weeks to direct campaigns for control of the next Congress. The Progressives, it says, will open headquarters soon.

Chicago

Charles Trimble Nose Falls In A Brooklyn Catarrh Cure Ad

Mr Chance of 1532 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn New York suffered years with catarrh. His breath was offensive and people avoided talking to him. After trying all treatments it worsened his nose fell but catarrh remained. A book called Gas Bell’s Story is advertised as a cure. Visit Clams Drug Stores for a copy.

Chance Bedford Avenue Brooklyn N. Y

Sues Nixon for 25000 for New Haven attack

Edward E. Everett chief engineer of the Southern New England Telephone Company filed a federal suit in New York against Stanhope Wood Nixon son of Lewis Nixon naval expert seeking 25000 damages for an assault in New Haven on October 28. Nixon posted a 1500 bond.

New York Federal District Court Stanhope Wood Nixon Lewis Nixon Edward E. Everett Southern New England Telephone Company Young Nixon New Haven

Railroad fire signal proven effective on New Haven road

The first use of the railroad B-6 fire signal occurred Sunday on the New Haven road when a dock siding fire broke out during a work call. The engineer alerted with the signal, engines moved cars to safety, and two locomotives played water on the blaze. The fire likely started in waste, possibly from smouldering pipe or cigarette, gutting part of the car.

New Haven Road

Cash and jewels vanish in room seeker's scam

Mrs Ida Henschke of 161 Lee Avenue Bridgeport says a well dressed stranger posing as a room seeker took her room payment then fled with $150 in cash and jewelry after she stepped out for groceries. Police aid sought.

Ida Henschke Lee Avenue Bridgeport

Engineer Hurled From Cab As Steam Pipe Blows

In Stamford on June 9, engineer Ernest Esterbrock was blown from the locomotive cab when a steam pipe burst west of Stamford while train speed was high. He reached for the air brake, the freight halted a short distance beyond him. he suffered a broken right ankle and severe bruises. His home is in New York.

Stamford Conn Ernest Eterbrook Esterbrock New Yorkity

Woman Married at 105 Dies at 110 in Paterson

In Paterson New Jersey on June 9 Mrs Maria Lossaso died of heart disease at St Josephs Hospital aged 110 She was believed to be the oldest woman alive and had married Anthony Lossaso of New York City five years earlier prior to her move here Born in Italy she reportedly did not appear older than sixty. President Wilson attended the opening of the second annual convention of the Motion Picture Association in Grand Central Palace New York.

Paterson N. J Maria Lossaso St Joseph's ‘Hospital Lessaso Anthony Lossaso New York City Lossaso Los Italy Cnts Wilson The Motion, Picture Association Grand Central Palace New York

Points of Interest and Jewelry Adverts Spread

A classifieds snapshot features offerings from N. Buckingham & Co. at 177 State street with bedsteads, E H Dillon & Co. at 1105 Main street selling millinery at half typical prices, and M. J. Buechler at 48 Fairfield avenue promoting wedding and anniversary jewelry including diamonds watches silverware cut-glass and clocks. John Reck & Son advertises vases and window boxes.

N. Buckingham & Co State Street E. H. Dillon & Co Main Street M. J. Buechler Fairfield Avenue Middle Street Adv

Auto Polo Thrill Feature Added to Jovranch Show

The 101 Ranch Wild West Show announces Auto Polo as a sensational new act at Bridgeport next Friday, June 12. Four racing machines with mallet men and chauffeurs battle for the ball amid risky collisions, swift passes, and dramatic goals, showcasing a strenuous, high‑risk, border exhibition with cowgirls, Indians, and Cossacks in the arena.

Bridgeport

Advocates U S Diplomats Academy in Chicago

Curtis Guild former Massachusetts governor and ex ambassador urged Chicago Bar Association for a national academy of diplomacy modeled on West Point and Annapolis He said American diplomats need thorough technical training to reform the service be non political and become a career for top men He called for salaries and suitable overseas quarters to attract first class personnel.

Chicago American National Academy of Giptomacy West Point Naval Academy Annapolis Curtis Guild Overnor Massachusetts Anassador St. Peteraburs Chicago Bar Association Mr. Guild

600 Mile Talk by Wireless a Success

London reports Guglielmo Marconi spoke over wireless telephone between London and Berlin, a distance of 600 miles. He said the test was promising though not all words were clear.

London Guglielmo Marconi Here Berlin

Back to Her Home? Woman Sentenced After Jewelry Store Theft

Annie Alexander, aged 30, spent 26 years under restraint. She was today sentenced to the Western penitentiary for a jewelry store stealing incident in Pittsboreh.

Pittsboreh Annie Alexander Western Penitentiary

No Hatred of Mexicans and No Enmity Toward Mexico

An editorial endorses the administration’s Mexican policy as a duty toward Mexico and the world. It emphasizes no hatred or desire for conquest, asserting the task will be accomplished as a duty to neighbors and progress allies. It warns against perceiving expansionist aims and stresses obligation over personal views on how the work should be done.

Mexico

General Federation of Women's Clubs Convention Opens in Chicago

The biennial convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs begins in Chicago today with delegates gathering to set agendas, discuss community projects, and push for women’s civic engagement across chapters nationwide.

General Federation of Women’s Clubs Chicago

New York City Sees Hot June Temperature Record

New York City endured a hot June with the thermometer peaking at 86 degrees marking one of the warmest starts to summer since 1876. Local residents faced heat conditions as officials advised hydration and shade.

New York City

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Meigs & Co Meigs @ Co Bridgeport. Com Edmond F. Lyon Eva Estelle Sherman Charter Charles Trimble NIXON Pats John Reck & Son Jovranch Advocates School U. S John A. Stewart Standard Oil Company of Western Union Moneygram Western Union Telegraph CO N. Buckingham & Co., Inc Wheeler & Hewes East End E. Wash. Ave Bridg Stratford Ave Lehigh Naugatuck Valley Ice CO Housatonic Ave
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