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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
12
Easton Grange No 149 held its regular meeting with officers and members present. A prepared program was reviewed and discussed, highlighting upcoming activities and community engagement.
The notice recalls Jerome A. Godfrey being apite with muscular rheumatism and extends sympathy to his family in New York. It also mentions a silver wedding anniversary in New Haven, a Ford purchase, a wedding in Westport, and various social visits and routine notices with names and towns such as Jersey City Atlantic City Port Chester and Verona New Jersey.
George Jaize of 68 Jay Street suffers long stomach troubles. After years of powders pills and remedies, visitors recount left for two to west and far trips. A operation was proposed. the exact outcome remains unclear, but one foot wagging today shows progress and life.
At Stratford High School a recent Fun Fair event showcased voting for categories like best singer pianist and most dignified among many quirky superlatives. Winners included Grace Rufford for wittiest and Vincent Sexton for most courteous, with nominees and lively notes on performances and a forthcoming band rehearsal and cornet solo by Elmer Bailey.
Sidney Blumenthal Co announces permanent two shift operation at Shelton plant. Day shift 52 hours weekly, evening shift 47 hours with equal pay, no female workers on night shift. Evening hours 5 10 p m to 1 30 a m, Saturdays 1 p m to 8 p m. Plan aimed at permanent full employment and balanced production, with early morning start and seasonal adjustments.
The Johns Hopkins Laboratory tested Baltimore oysters for typhoid bacteria across seasons. Findings show general sewage contamination absence in most lots, with higher bacterial scores in early fall and spring, none found in typhoid organisms. City officials consider old advertising tax ordinances amid varied local notices.
Rev Albert Jepson of Trinity Torrington was ordained at Berkeley Divinity School on Wednesday. The Thin Lakes post office ordered open for the season while mail messenger service from North and Hotchkissville discontinued. Linsley Miller of New Milford died by suicide in the Housatonic River after months of overwork. Autos collide near Torrington Thomaston with Emory Kilmer Torrington and Tony or Georgia Watertown vehicles. George Farmer dies by suicide at Lake Waramaug. remains moved to New Milford and buried beside first wife after a note found. Reading Iron Co Pa to lay off 1 500 workers indefinitely.
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