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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
9
scattered marriage announcements list individuals from Stamford Norwalk Derby and surrounding towns with dates in May June and June 3. entries mention engagements, brides and grooms from New York Washington D C Hartford and surrounding areas. also classified sale notices for pianos with prices and contact details appear amid obituaries and ceremony reminders.
The article recalls Schamyl the Circassian Imam born 118 years ago, detailing his leadership against Russia, his resistance from 1629 onward, capture by Prince Bariatinsky, and final life in St Petersburg. It notes his three wives, vegetarian diet, chivalric order, and pension granted by Emperor Alexander before his death in 1871.
Berlin reports women take over trolley car duties as conductors while husbands fight in the war. They will punch tickets and assist travelers, with the work described as easy and not strenuous. The move reflects broader wartime labor shifts.
Rumors in Washington that Secretary Daniels would resign were denied at the Navy Department and White House. The Italian postmaster at Milan offered to organize mail and telegraph service in the recently occupied Austrian territory. About 6,000 delegates attend the Atlantic City convention of car builders, master mechanics and railway supply men. Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo was chosen by Secretary Dunlap for the position of First Vice Admiral provided for by Congress. The Yale crew of 17 sailors recovering from ptomaine poisoning at Guilford Ferry, Conn are improving but still weak.
An official communication from General Cadorna reports Monfalcone is occupied after fighting along the Isonzo river. The town lies near the Gulf of Trieste and narrows the Italian advance toward Trieste, with rail lines: strategic for the Italians though Austrians still hold key river positions. Submarine activity continues with two British trawlers sunk. a German transport and torpedo boat reportedly struck elsewhere.
Italian general staff reports stubborn Austro Hungarian defense along the Isonzo as forces push to cross the river. Troops seize key positions near Manfalcone and Monte Netro while repelling counterattacks and taking prisoners. Caporetto area saw ongoing fighting for Freizope, with Austrian forces defending vigorously.
Paris June 49 French war office reports progress in the west theater with heavy artillery duels between Lorette and the Souchez sugar refinery area. An enemy attack at 9 pm was repulsed, Neuville Saint Vaast bombarded but not retaken, and French lines held along a 1400 yard front with a 1000 yard depth. No other front details given.
George von L Meyer, former secretary of the navy, will speak at the National Security League peace and preparation conference in New York on June 14 and 15. Governors mayors and military representatives will discuss plans to alleviate U S unpreparedness and risk of attack.
War Department orders the Buford to stop at Tuxpan after clearing Vera Cruz to take aboard refugees. The request came from the State Department and Rear Admiral Caperton, commander of the American Gulf squadron. The number and nationality of refugees were not stated.
Eagle Pass Texas June 20 Two hundred thousand rounds of fire ammunition destroyed in a fre st Piedras Necras tate yesterday A Villa soldier on guard duty accidentally discharged his life the bullet Miss Meg R Adelman guest striking a case of gasoline which ex ot honor st a perfect downpour of ploded and started the fire cut glass and silver tendered by the employes of Holmes Edwards Silver Co at the home of Miss Yetta Cohn 955 Howard avenue on Tuesday evening Miss Cohn assisted by Miss Mary Shanley An elegant silver toilet and manicure set and a cut glass set for the dreaser each piece neatly wrapped in white tissue were suspended with white ribbons from posts on one side of the lying room while on another numerous kitchen utensils were arranged in a similar fashion The home prettily decorated with daisies and shringers The bride elect and her fiance Harry Crazen of New Haven were surprised invited out on a pretense of business Dancing on the porch and many indoor games well into the night A buffet luncheon followed The wedding planned for June 70 at the bride's parents home followed by reception in the Colonial ballroom Those present included Misses Julia Smith Margaret Balawin Lucella Kellogg Mary Shanley Mabel Turrel Lena Taylor Florence Porter Rose J G Wall Betty Hartigan Anna Schmidt Yetta Cohn Fannie Sherwood May Ferris Kathleen Byrne Sally Byrne May Eade Nora Doyle Augusta Mendel Sara Wall Kate Cohn Loretta Shanley Vera Johnson and Messrs George J Keating William Griffin Carroll Horne Walter Harrington Erle Hendrickson Cherence Garner Fred Reihi Eagar Law Al Smith John Carr Arthur Lavy Edward Redgate Stewart Ford William Assell Harry Drazen
San Antonio reports Mexican authorities at Nuevo Laredo refused to let a Laredo baker distribute bread to destitute Mexicans. Three special trains brought about 1,200 refugees from Monterey and Saltillo, with ongoing suffering as corn rations run out and people grow weak.
Police officials announce an order by Superintendent Eugene Birmingham to require officers to file full reports on automobile accident witnesses and transmit them immediately to the detective division. The move follows a conference with Prosecutor DeLaney amid questions from principals and witnesses after a collision on Past Side Street involving driver Eugene J. Berger and 16 year old John Henderson. Investigators later found Berger not responsible, reducing chances of further court action.
Springfield girl Al-Dina Smith, a Finnish national, vanished after leaving her work in Springfield Massachusetts on April 29 to meet a man who later changed his name to J. A. BorI. Bridgeport police trace her in the city amid fear of violence and reports of a four year old child she had with her. Mrs. J A Schauwecker of Springfield urges police to locate her whereabouts.
Fred W. Reiser of Waterbury, charged with vagrancy, appeared in the city court and was freed by Judge F A Bartlett. He said he came from Waterbury seeking work with little money. He stayed at a cheap lodging house one night and preferred sleeping on the docks afterward despite raids by police.
Walter B. Luckett of 861 Main Street has had his automobile driver's license suspended by the Secretary of State. Luckett drove a truck for Chris Rickard and a collision on the road from Southport to this city prompted state authorities to investigate, leading to the suspension.
Washington June 10 The interstate commerce commission issued an order requiring railroads to furnish tank cars for carrying the normal output of oil refiners without discrimination Whether owned by the carriers private car lines or hired from whippers cars must be distributed impartially Commissioners Clark Clements and Harland dissented contending the act did not authorize such a mandate
Hartford June 10. In the 4th round of the New England championship at Hartford Golf Club J G N Mitchell Trinity captain-elect defeated teammate T A Peck in straight sets 6 3 5 6 In doubles Bers Merrill faced Holcombe and Phillip Roberts with Roberts side taking the win 4 6 6 0 6
Bids for furnishing various school supplies will be presented soon to the board of contract and supply. With 66 different items, members expect hard work arranging them for the award. The Galena Visual Oil Co. has taken title to waterfront property at Elizabethport New Jersey, totaling 6 12 acres, owned for 40 years by the BH. & G. Raticond.
A local ad promotes women’s suits priced at 10.50 down from 13.50 and 15 to 18 in earlier print runs. It touts black and white checks in blue and green tones, well-tailored cuts, tasteful trims, and sturdy summer wear, highlighting value and style.
Play suits for fun and economy promote dress up with Indian sguit cowboy police man Boy Scout or soldier costumes. They protect everyday clothes and cut wear and tear. Splendid play suits offered at 1.50 with some priced at 76 cents. Front basem
The ad promotes summer wear including shirts with laundered cuffs and detachable collars, sport shirts, and cool American matting products by Grex. It notes Crex matting for floors, rope and twine woven mats, yardage prices, light rugs, and a carbide lamp for camping suitable for tents, priced from 38 cents to $2. Front basement and third floor locations are mentioned.
Bold ad proclaims Lion bicycle superior value at $25 with strong testing claims. Describes model as best in build and material and mentions long use history and reliability. Includes features like crank, brake, and chrome detailing.
An ad touts new comfortable goggles with adjustable tamples to fit any head, claiming eye comfort and protection from dust and elements. It also markets amber tinted glasses and perfumes inspired by roses of California, plus marble bust replicas priced at 65 cents, boasting genuine marble materials and sculptor craftsmanship.
These 22 inch hair switches are finely made with good degree of fineness. Price 1.95, as noted. Mentions paychet et fre pin curls and batt naturally curly. States retailers on third floor and rising demand for switches and hair-dressing accessories.
Fragmentary campus notes report that the University of Malpe awarded degrees to 158 candidates in the largest class in its history. A separate clipped item notes the death of Miss Josephine Schooley, 30, found in the Delaware River at Phillipsburg, N J, with garbled surrounding text referencing German prisoners and a separate Brunswick item.
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