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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1916
Page
18
Tomorrow shoppers flock to Wager or Son Wholesale and Retail Leading Milliners for deep discounts on hats, veils, fur scarfs, petticoats, shirt waists, and coats. The ad touts low prices on Panama and Leghorn hats, silk waists, gowns, and accessories with many items listed at fractions of their usual cost.
Waukegan Illinois June 9 The trial of Will Orpet charged with the murder of Marian Lambert his former sweetheart moves toward a climax as Frank Lambert the girl's father testifies for the state His testimony describes the discovery of his daughter's body in Helm’s Woods last February and the events leading to the meeting with Orpet at the University of Wisconsin student subsequent that day
The body of Theodore Bagby of New York City, an American truckman killed by a Mexican in El Valle, Mexico, has been identified by field headquarters. A separate note reports Hech Cody charged with burgling two Malin Street offices, returned to Columbus, and detained under guard after surgery. President Wilson will depart Washington Monday to address graduates at West Point.
Captain Dwicht W. Hakes a Civil War veteran died at his Colchester home after midnight. A Norfolk native who moved from Norwich 35 years ago he served in the commissary department with the Sixteenth Connecticut Volunteers and was held in Libby Prison after being captured at Winchester. His wife and daughter survive.
San Francisco reports the Pacific coast longshoremen’s strike ended with about 000 men returning to work. The walkout aimed at higher wages and a closed shop policy, halting shipping. all demands were temporarily granted.
A early morning blaze in Plainfield Connecticut damaged a coal and grain dealer's building. Officials say most loss was grain damaged by water and the fire was quickly extinguished with little overall damage. The cause remains undetermined.
The closing session in Derby featured election of officers and reports from county vice presidents and department chairmen. Delegates were urged to focus on federation work as the gathering concluded. A London rumor claimed men from the sunken HMS Hampshire had been rescued, but it remained unconfirmed.
Hadley Furniture Co at 1012 Broad Street presents an extensive rustic outdoor line. The exhibit features porch and garden furniture, rustic houses, pergolas, and summer houses. China grass furniture, wicker and hickory chairs, rockers, tables, hammocks, swings, and hanging baskets are shown, all weatherproof and reasonably priced.
The annual session of the Council of Scottish Rite in New Haven elected officers including Illustrious Commander in Chief Charles L. Hubbard from Norwich and Second Lieutenant Commander George C. Curtis from Waterbury. Other posts named include Frank W. Dunham in Hartford, Cos tello Lippitt of Norwich as Grand Prior, and Albert Comstock of Norwich as Grand Secretary.
A Tuesday evening shower for Pauline C French at 100 Porter Street hosted by sister Margaret featured music and games and gifts for the bride to be. The wedding is planned for June 22 and attendees included E P Dodge and numerous named guests. A separate note reports Mr and Mrs W H Trumbus returning from a Catskill vacation and a large Elks Casino event attracting about 600 attendees.
Jennie Barrick of 184 Church Street and Susie Gabor of 1392 Permbrok Street were arrested by Detective James Dooley as they tried to leave town. Susie admitted stealing $29 from her mother and received probation in city court. Five thousand potters returned to work at Hast Liverpool Ohio and nearby clubs.
Special Commissioners John Casey and John O Connell reduced all claims against the estate of musician and restaurant worker J F Flynn who left 2437 in ideal banks. The court trimmed bills for hospital care and rent, noting potential appeals by two claimants while listing sixteen cousins as heirs across several states.
Preparations for the Unquowa Tribe of Red Men No. 60 parade are complete with the Ile Trading Post ready for a gathering of aborigines from reservations Monday night. Children in grades three to five will entertainment Sherman hall, repeating a show that drew a crowd previously. Trading post runs Saturday night through the 17th.
Mrs Emily B Glading aged 79 died today in Fasex Connecticut after remaining seriously ill since her removal from the Archer Home in Windsor a month ago following an investigation of its methods. She was born in Southampton England and is survived by three Gausters and one son.
Wewtown reports Catherine Cavanaugh goes to Danbury hospital for nurse training. High school seniors present A Strenuous Life in Monroe. Diocesan convention in New Haven begins June 13. Lincoln A C nine to play Sandy Hooks at Knoll field. Dodgingtown Fire Company elects officers and notes finances. Clergy attend ordination at Berkeley Divinity School. Monroe social guest visits. Horses and cattle losses reported at Botsford. Local cafe installs looting system. Castle Ronald tax assurances from Taylor Buckingham. James Lynch leaves B E and S B Co for Remington Army work. Mrs Gilvert visits Northrop convalescing. Miss Brundage visits with daughter Mabel. Miss Kate Tomlin buried in Bridgeport Park Cemetery. Funeral plans handled by Prindle & Morris.
A grandson of the Chevalier de Prefontaine sued over a novel claim about Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette at Varennes. The court ordered a recall and a revised edition with a note denying the accusation. London’s White Tower is described as the central fortress of the Tower of London with deceptive dimensions.
A reflective piece on life priorities where clothing shields against weather food sustains health and a home provides shelter and inspiration. It asserts personal appearance matters little and emphasizes living toward one's ideals with Tima becoming a friend rather than a master.
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