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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1913

Page

8

Newtown Birth and Local Happenings in Town

A son was born June 2 to Mr and Mrs Philip Schnabel of Emmrwood. News notes include F M Canfield visiting Bridgeport relatives, Hanover district school closing after thirty-six weeks, and a Wednesday antiques auction at P H Gannon on Church Street. Sandy Hook beat Woodbury A C 16 to 6. manager Peter Lillis plans more games with amateur teams. Thomas J Cavanaugh bought the Mary Carroll estate interest, making him sole owner. Veterans from Bridgeport reconnected with Edward Troy of Sandy Hook, marking a rare reunion. Land's End district school meeting re-elected H B Tucker to committee and approved funds for a new school, with Miss Margaret Houlihan to teach next year. Theresa Carmody, nurse from Danbury Hospital, visits family. Mrs Arthur Beard ill, Charles Beard also under the weather. Anticipated summer visitor Mrs B Hanfield arrives at Long View Villa on the Dodgingtown road. Mr and Mrs Herbert W Wright hosted Mr and Mrs H C Ferris of Long Hill.

Philip Schnabel Emmrwood Nother Helen Turner F. M. Canfield Bridgeport Hanover P. H Gannon’s Church MMi C. B. John Sandy Hock Woodbury A. C. Nine Suns Daternoon Knoll Lot Peter Lillis Puble Thomas J. Cavanaugh Mary Carroll Madigan Edward Stevens Wiliam A. Johnson Edward Troy Sandy Hook Connecticut Volunteers Land's Eng Jesse A. James M. C. Mullane H. B. Tucker Margaret Houlihan Asa Hawkley David Smith Dibble David Bale Theresa Carmody Danbury Hospital F. Carmody Glen Avenue Arthur Beard Charles Beard B. Hanfield Long View Villa Long View Villa On the Dodgingtown Road. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert W. Wright H. C. Ferris Long Hil

Children’s Day at Trumbull Congregational Church

A large audience attended Children’s Day exercises at the Trumbull Congregational Church Sunday evening. The church was festively decorated with laurel and daisies and a cornet solo by Mr. B. Lyon delighted listeners. Also noted were deaths, visits, and baptisms including the death of Miss Helen White of Ledyard. burial in Ware, Mass. Rev. Dr. Goodenough of Stamford preached at Nichols Methodist Church that morning.

B. Lyon Helen White William F. White Ledyard Ware Mass Edward Thornton Bridgeport Edwin Thornton Ernest L. Fitch Burr F. Beach Ira B. Evans Albert Linley Stephen J. Parks Patrick Hennehegan Greenman Edson Sanford Newtown Congregational Church Sun Margaret Melvin Wakeley Elmore Hawley Theodore B. Wheeler William Austin Austin Smith Dr. Goodenough Stamford Nichols Methodist Church

Senator Peck Corrects Error Over Hotel License Bill

Senator Lester C. Peck of Redding defends his stance on the Sunday hotel liquor bill in a letter to the Danbury News. He rebuts misquoting from a Hartford Telegram report, emphasizes his long record for public service, and argues the bill would regulate liquor sales to hotels with twenty five rooms or more while preserving personal freedom and state integrity. Peck asserts he does not drink and urges publication of his full communication.

Lester C. Peck Redding Senate Danbury Peck House Senator Peck Hartford Bridgeport Telegram Dem Connecticut Excise Greenwich New London L. O. Peck

Gentle Advice On Posture From A Beauty Column

The piece urges correct carriage for young women warning that slouched shoulders and flat foot walking cause breathing issues and unattractive poses. It promotes walking on the balls of the feet to cushion jars, keep the chest up, head forward, and avoid braces while correcting shoulder and abdominal alignment.

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Ananias club origin and other trivia from 1906

The piece notes that the expression the Ananias club originated in 1906 when Samuel G Blythe, Washington correspondent for a New York paper, sent an editorial paragraph after President Roosevelt questioned the truthfulness of several men. It also surveys questions on Boston as capital, Buff Cochin weights, gum ingredients, cubism, Weyler in Cuba, the Declaration signers, the Constitution, leading zoos, navies, ginseng, Dr Friedmann, the 16th amendment, U S mints, Guatemala, Howard University, the Delta dam, the Canary Islands, presidents after office, the first Grand Army post, legislative sessions, Carnation Day, and Panama Canal excavation.

Ananias Club Samuel G._ Blythe Washington New York Roosevelt Blythe

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