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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1910

Page

5

Catholics of Many Nations To March To St Patrick's

Knights of Columbus chaired parade plans for a 2000 strong Catholic procession to St Patrick's Church at North Avenue preceding cornerstone ceremonies. John J Scannon named grand marshal with 100 aides. police platoon to lead. bands from Wheeler & Wilson and others expected. diverse Catholic groups pledged participation.

Wheeler & Wilson Birmingham St. Patrick's Church North Avenue Bridgeport Knights of Columbus Henry E. Shannon John H. Tague John E. Lyddy Edward Gilligan Arthur Bowen John J. Scannon W. A. Mulligan Thompsonville K. of Main Golden Hill Streets Golden Hill Street Main Street Fairfield Avenue Broad Street State Street Parallel Street

First Public Gongert At Washington Park Tomorrow Night

The Coast Artillery Corps band opens their free public concert series tomorrow evening at Washington Park, their first performance. The program includes marches, overtures, waltzes, and selections led by conductor Paul G Goulding, with solo by John Grimes and a medley overture by Harris. Horace B Mills, once a New Haven railroad fireman, now runs a deer farm in Potsdam New York, invites old friends to No 426 Main Street.

Coast Artillery Corps Washington Park Seaside Park Paul G. Goulding S. E. Norris Masaniello D. F. E. Auber Valse T. P. Boyle Karl Yoschua Piccolo John Grimes Paul Lincke Edwards & Smith Harris Tom Clark Mendelssohn Ted Snyder Horace B. Mills New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad F. E. Mills Bridge Department Mr. Mills Pottsdam N. Y Main Street City

Lawyers Admit1 Report Lawyers Admit1

John A Spafford and Robert Mallette of this city have been admitted to practice before the interior department at Washington Obstinate old cases have yielded in a few weeks All druggists Wart Remover Cyrus Pharmacy The Cyrus Pharmacy Wart Remover sale only at The Cyrus Pharmacy CleanEasy Hand Soap guaranteed not to injure the skin sun rises tomorrow sun sets today high water low water moon sets

John A. Spafford Robert Mallette Interior Department Washington Ely Big Bros Warren Street New York Cyrus Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Avenue Cannon St Wm. R. Winn Stratford Ave

Shad Season Ends Fairly Despite Poor Connecticut River Catches

Connecticut shad season closes with mixed fortunes across rivers. On the Farmington River initial catches were high but soon declined as gill nets faded, while Salmon River and Middletown yielded uneven results. The state shad-hatching boat near Windsor reported about 400,000 fry hatched, with eggs still in incubation. Fishermen in Windsor and Gilligan's place continue small scale hatching efforts as the season winds down.

Connecticut Farmington River Poquonock Salmon River Middletown Fish and Game Commission Windsor Farmington Brockway’s Landing Gilligan’s Fish Place Hartford Courant

Kidney trouble warning by Budlong in Rhode Island

C J Budlong of Washington Rhode Island warns others after suffering kidney trouble believed hereditary. He says he took four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy and is thoroughly cured. The note stresses not neglecting kidney care and cites Curtis Pharmacy as a source.

C. J. Budlong Washington R. I Foley F. B. Brill and Curtis Pharmacy

Armed Posse Hunters Down Sheriff Slayer

Shelbourne Fails Mass June 13 Farmers with rifles guard Monroe Mountain trails to trap Silas Phelps who killed Sheriff Emmett Haskins after he shot Superintendent Henman during an attempted arrest. Phelps fled toward rural north with weaponry. He vows to die rather than be captured and is known as the bad man of Franklin County.

United Press Shelbourne Mass Monroe Mountain Silas Phelps Emmett Haskins Claremont Phelps Henman Ramage Sheriff Haskins Haskins Haskens Franklin County

Wheeler & Wilp son Band Conert at Seaside Thursday

At Seaside Park Thursday evening the Wheeler & Willpson band opens the season with its weekly open air concert. The program continues the band's custom of alternating Thursday performances between Seaside and Washington Parks.

Seaside Seaside Park Wheeler & Wilpson Washington Parks

Congress Street Widening Stirs City Council Debate

A special council meeting tonight may vote on widening Congress Street with a tight result expected. The street committee report favors the south side and a large citizen turnout is anticipated. East Bridgeport Republicans back the north side while the Taxpayer's league backs that side. Alderman James J. Conlin leads the south side effort amid calls to redirect funds to Housatonic avenue and possible indefinite tabling.

Congress Street Common Council Council Chamber East Bridgeport Taxpayer’s League James J. Conlin Main Street Housatonic Avenue

Religious Maniac Sent to Asylum

Frank Kolosa, a 25 year old laborer of 625 Broad Street, was removed from Lakeview home to the State Hospital for the Insane at Middletown today on a complaint by neighbors. Investigating officer Morrissey stated Kolosa is violently insane and has prayed day and night since incarceration.

Frank Kolosa 625 Broad Street Lakeview Morrissey Charities Department State Hospital For Insane Middletown Kolosa

Woman fined for violating license in beer case

Mrs Mary E Peichert of 01 Trumbull road paid a $25 fine and costs in city court for selling whiskey on a beer license after Liquor Agent Wagner seizure. Heavy rain flooded Henry Beutelsbacher's cellar at 300 Fairfield Avenue. water reached seven barrels of unslaked lime and firemen assisted, with small damage.

Mary E. Peichert Trumbull Road Wagner Henry Beutelspacher Fairfield Avenue

Miss Fleming Designs Hat for Millinery Show

Miss Alice Fleming of the Poli players may leave the stage to become a millinery designer after accepting a business proposition from Bridgeport’s Lustig. She spent hours creating a hat chosen for a Monday matinee gift, and Lustig vows to pay a salary rivaling any milliner’s if she quits acting.

Alice Fleming Poli Bridgeport Garvey Miss Fleming Ena Miss Fleming Lustig

Oyster boat fireman held as highwayman

Anthony Worran a fireman on the oyster boat Mary Lewis was held in bail of 500 on a highway robbery charge after a late Saturday night incident at Union Square and Water street. Edward Caron, a Boston hustler, says Worran punched him and rifled his pockets. Worran denies the robbery accusation while admitting intoxication.

Anthony Worran Mary Lewis Union Square Water Street Edward Caron Boston Worran Halpin and Gregory Caron

Teddy hears mass then preaches to emigrants

On board the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria Roosevelt, still in good health, attends Catholic services and addresses emigrants. He urges new citizens to uphold duties and protect women, drawing a crowd of steerage passengers. The dog Songo, recovering from mal de mer, becomes a social focal point aboard.

London Ethel Roosevelt Thel Hunter Roosevelt Colonel Roosevelt United States America

Boy Shoplifter On Probation In City Court

Stephen Bay a 16 year old boy shoplifter who along with several youths was caught by private detectives in Main street stores pleaded guilty in city court and was placed under probation for three months under Probation Officer Canfield. He is the son of a marketman at 736 Arctic street and stole toys and a few clothing items for nominal value. The other boys were not turned over to police.

Stephen Bay Main Street Canfield Arctic Street

Cats to be licensed like dogs in city plan

Alderman Horace F. Jackson received a letter from a sympathizer urging a cat licensing system to curb stray, underfed, and starving felines. Mr and Mrs William Strocker of Sterling Street celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary Saturday with a dinner for close friends.

Horace F. Jackson William Strocker Sterling Street

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