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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1915

Page

15

Workmen Clash on Arch Street Ends Without Injuries

Pat Hean foreman and Steve Sikran, 23, clashed when Hean’s men drove a lot over Burns Co curbing on Arch Street. Sikran was arrested for breach of peace after admitting a fight occurred. Judge Bartlett noted it as a workman dispute with no injuries.

Arch Street Pat Hean Burns Company Steve Sikran Bostwick Eran Sikran Bartlett oday Sikran _ f Egan

Six Men Killed in Joplin Mine Cave-In

Six miners died when a drift in the abandoned Longacre Chapman mine near Joplin Missouri caved in late last night. A seventh man was hurled about 700 feet by the force of the collapse but survived. The victims are believed to have died instantly.

Joplin Longacre-Chapman Here

Major Water Main Break Follows Hemlock Reservoir Flow

Heavy pressure from Hemlock reservoir release caused a 24 inch main to burst at Clinton and Fairfield avenues in Bridgeport. A geyser flooded sidewalks and streets, bent trolley tracks, and flooded cellars while debris and water surged 100 feet toward State Street. Workers shut the supply and repaired the break by midnight.

Hemlock Bridgeport Clinton Fairfield Avenues Clinton Avenue Fairfield Avenue Clinton and State Street Bridgeport Hydraulic Co

Social and Personal News From Local School Events

Closing exercises at Miss Mills school on West avenue and at the Day Nursery marked a busy day of performances. Marion Baird told the Spider, and songs, recitations, and games filled both programs. June piano recitals feature Miss Mary Louise Peck and Miss Lillian Sullivan with guest artists and locations listed. Engagements and a June 7 baby arrival are noted for local residents.

Miss. Mills West Avenue Connecticut Froebel Normal Kindergarten Miss Mills Marion Baird New Haven Sara Lindsay Mary Louise Peck Odd Fellows’ Hall Ethel Poland Hubbell

Bridgeporters Named In Scottish Rite Election

Norwich June 11 The fifty fifth annual meeting of the Connecticut Council of Deliberation Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Free Masonry held in Norwich with about fifty delegates. Charles T Hubbard of Norwich is illustrious commander in chief. other grand officers elected include Charles M Gerdemier Bridgeport C W Rowley Hartford G C Curtiss Waterbury B H Strickland New Haven Costello Lippitt Norwich E C Birdsey Meriden A S Comstock Norwich Frank W Dunham Hartford BE N Englehard Bridgeport C E B Munger Waterbury E A Bidwell Norwich F L Huntington Meriden and John B Freysinger New Haven. The 1916 session will be held in New Haven.

Norwich Connecticut Council of Deliberation Charles T. Hubbard Connecticut Charles. M. Gerdemier Bridgeport C. W. Rowley Hartford G. C. Curtiss Waterbury B. H. Strickland New Haven Costello Lippitt E. C. Birdsey Meriden A. S. Comstock Frank W. Dunham Hospitaller Be.n Englehard C. EB. Munger E. A. Bidwell F. L. Huntington Sentinel John B. Freysinger

Stratford News Roundup Highlights Local Talks and Plans

Stratford June 11 Mrs E O Parker M D of Greenwich will address the Child Welfare league on the Story of Life and How to Tell it to the Child at the high school assembly hall. Mrs C B Mott of New Haven speaks. Mrs Gif ford Ryder sings. Housatonic Rod Gun club to build clubhouse at Lordship park. site chosen on Lordship meadows likely purchasing soon. Sterling Bynell and family of New York rent Frederick Beach place on South avenue. Fire board buys two new chemical tanks to upgrade the engine. old units moved to Lordship park for protection.

Stratford E.O. Parker Greenwich Child Welfare League C. B. Mott New Haven Gifford Ryder Housatonic Rod & Gun Club Lordship Park Lordship Sterling Bynnell

Guardsmen patrolling Illinois town after miner lynching

Johnston City Illinois June 11 three companies of the Illinois National Guard were patrolling the streets to avert further clashes between Americans and foreign miners. The violence followed the lynching of Joseph Strando accused in the shooting of W E Chapman and wounding his daughter Mrs Benjamin Schull. Strando confessed to plotting the death of Schull and named suspects in Marion jail.

Johnston City Illinois National Guard Joseph Strando Strando W. E. Chapman Benjamin Schull Marion Chapman Schull

Doyle fined for speeding as Fairfield notices drift

Fairfield reports John W. Doyle of Ansonia was arrested for speeding by Special Policeman Fred Valderauer. He was arraigned before Judge Bacon Wakeman and fined five dollars plus costs. The piece also covers a local band concert, a water color and interior decorating exhibit at the Pequot Library, and a plan to purchase new instruments. Kansas City notes a one cent gasoline price cut by Standard Oil to 8.8 cents a gallon. Corinthian lodge announces a Master Mason degree demonstration next Tuesday.

Fairfield John W. Doyle Ansonia Fred Valderauer Bacon Wakeman Hammonasset Tribe New Haven Sherman Hall Red Men New York Pequot Angeline Scott Donley

Emden Captain Says Dardanelles Cannot Be Forced

Vienna reports Captain Von Muecke ex Emden declares the Dardanelles cannot be forced and Constantinople cannot be taken. He warns submarines may cut allied water supply at Gallipoli and notes Queen Elizabeth 500n will withdraw. He praises Turkish defense and details Emden crew’s journey to safety via Damascus to Constantinople.

Vienna von Muecke Emden Dardanelles Constantinople Gallipoli Elizabeth Berlin Cocos Island Damascus

Harmony Grange members attend Easton hall dedication

A 33 member Harmony grange delegation attended the Easton grange hall dedication on Wednesday. Alex Sinclair of Harmony grange and Pomona lectured, presenting an excellent program after the ceremony.

Milon B. Hawley L. C. Gilbert Huntington Isaac Drew Stephen Hall Poland Farm Thorpe Place Harmony Grange Easton Grange Hall Alex Sinclair Pomona Grange Mary Collins Upper Stepney Danbury George Beck Chester

Local social notes from Faston and Worcester events

Tyrell and friends hosted in Faston last Wednesday. Arthur J Hull and wife planned a Worcester trip to attend the Worcester Seminary commencement where Mr Hull formerly taught. Morris French began building a bungalow on Monday. Genevieve Wyckoff left for Millstone New Jersey to spend the summer. she will teach at Elm Street School for another year.

Tyrell Faston Arthur J. Hull Worcester Worcester Scatenry Hull Morris French Genevieve Wyckoff Millstone N. J

Cranberry Corners staged by Easton Grange at Nichols Church

Easton grange presented Cranberry Corners in four acts at Nichols Methodist church. Local trials included Abram Wildeman vs Frank Mallett with a shared guilty finding and fines. Felix Rooney paid for assault and drunkenness. Reuben Shannon found not guilty. Village Improvement and Ladies Aid report events and a strawberry festival and sale planned for June 23 with committees named.

Cranberry Corners Easton Grange Nichols Methodist Church Thureday Abram Wildmen Tashua Frank Mallett Tucker Mallett Wildeman Berger Felix Rooney Henry Helmerich Reuben Shannon Joseph Walrus Shannon Village Improvement Society Sannel Ward Charlie Footes Charles Ensign Arthur Plumb Frank L. Welle Charles N. Shepherd Albert Linley Ladies’ Aid Society

Laborer Death Claim Settled For 1200

Compensation Commissioner Buckingham approved a 1200 claim in the death of Antonio Alvarez on a building job. The administrator designation was blocked when Giovanni Pagia refused to take an oath, leaving the case unresolved on private court precedence. Ex-Premier Venizelos mentioned. advert for Wart Remover at Cyrus Pharmacy.

T Buckingham Antonio Alvarez New Haven Giovanni Pagia Wes

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