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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1916

Page

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DuPonts Buy Fairfield Rubber Plant and Expand Plans

The DuPont Fabrikoid Co. acquired the Fairfield Rubber Co. and will keep operations at present while aiming to expand capacity from five to eight times. Longtime employees will be retained or placed on pension. the new owners pledge no powder production and emphasize continued rubber cloth manufacturing serving clients like Henry Ford.

E. W. Harral Star Shirt Building DuPont Fairfield Rubber Co Fairfield Harral H. W. Harral DuPont Fabrikoid Co., Incorporated Delaware W. Harral Mhany Nave E. I. DuPont de Nemours Co B. W. Harral Gale Jfor New York Southport Bridgeport Park City James Mott Fairfielders Nathaniel Wheeler HE. W. Harral Mr. Wheeler Henry Ford

Remodeling of Star Shirt Co Factory Into Apartment House

E W Warral announces purchase of Star Shirt factory property at Golden Hill street and Washington avenue for reconstruction into a grand apartment building. The Calvin Latham estate ground nearby was bought for restrictive purposes. Architects are reviewing the plant to draft plans for an elaborate interior. Remodeling will be expedited and occupancy expected in the fall.

E. Warral Harrison Street Star Shirt Golden Hill Street Washington Avenue Calvin Latham Connecticut

Taxes on Water Co Easton holdings cut by court decision

Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. secured a tax reduction on Easton holdings after Superior Court Judge Webb set the property value at 272,439 dollars. The Easton board had valued at 285,645 dollars while the company listed 259,252 dollars. after the board of relief confirmed the assessment, the company appealed.

Water Co Bridgeport Hydraulic C Easton Webb Superior Court Easton Board of Ppraisers Board of Relief Hydraulic Os Innein Hersting Houses

Frances Heft Loses Suit For More Alimony Money

Judge Webb grants non-suit in Frances Heft v executors of Col N H Heft estate. Frances claimed deceit over stock inventories and sought 150000 dollars. Court valued the estate at 100000 dollars and noted prior alimony of 20000 dollars from 1902.

Frances Heft Webb Frances Helens Heft Col. N. H. Heft Superior Court Mary Josephine M. Heft Col. Heft John S. Pullman Heft Greenwich Tramway Co New York Pullman Stanley Hett Col. Hett Frances

King declares Teddy's ready to aid Hughes

John T. King of Bridgeport Republican national committeeman says Theodore Roosevelt will support the Republican nominees to the best of his ability. He predicted a sweeping Republican victory and praised Vice President Fairbanks as the nearest to McKinley in the party. He travels to New York for a conference with the nominee at Hotel Astor.

Theodore Roosevelt John T. King Bridgeport Connecticut New York City National Committee Hotel Astor King Woodrow Wilson Fairbanks Mr. King McKinley

Death by own actions not ground for divorce in state

Judge Webb in the superior court ruled in George Neff versus Florence Neff that a wife's belief in race death by own action does not justify a divorce. Neff alleged cruelty and deceit about her views on marriage but the court found no proven grounds for dissolution.

Webb George Neff Florence Neff Neff

Saves Daughter From Death as Husband Is Fined

In city court Deputy Judge Wilder fined John Riley 26 of 24 Miles Street one dollar and costs with a suspended jail term after he menaced his wife Grace Flood Kiley and the wife saved her daughter by pushing him through a door. The couple's troubled marriage, naval past, and repeated separations were outlined as Riley faced possible divorce proceedings pending next steps.

John Flood Stratford Avenue Wilder John Riley Miles Street Kiley United States Navy Grace Flood George B. Clark St. Mary's Church Bullard Machine Tool Ae Bae John F. McPadden Barnum and Seaview Avenues E. Earle Garlick Thomas C. Coughlin Irving Elson Elson

SUE DOCTOR AND DENTIST IN REALTY DISPUTE

Dr. Jacob W. Gerber Washington avenue physician and Dr. Maurice Mocowitz Main street dentist sued for 10000 in superior court. Smith street property attachments served this morning by Deputy Sheriff Stiegier after purchaser Morris Siegal Bankstreet claimed he bought three houses for 15000. Damages sought 10000 plus 150000 additions to Moltrup Steel Beaver Falls plant.

Jacob W. Gerber Washington Avenue Maurice Mocowitz Main Street Superior Court Smith Street Wenzel G. Stiegier Morris Siegal Bankstreet

Weather Update for New Haven

New Haven weather forecast for June 14 shows partly cloudy conditions tonight with showers. Temperatures expected to remain mild with possible overnight precipitation across the area.

New Haven

Wilson and Marshall and Victory at Democratic Convention

At St Louis the Democratic National Convention opens with harmony, a McCombs led attack on Republicans and Progres sives, and expectations of renominating Wilson and Marshall. Glynn and Baker speeches praise the leadership as delegates cheer, suffrage demonstrations line Golden Lane, and platform drafting continues for a united ticket.

St. Louis McCombs Glynn Baker Washington Wilson Resolutions Committee W. F. McCombs Martin H Glynn New York Lincoln Chicago Thomas R. Marshall Indiana Roger C. Sullivan Illinois Major Missouri Morehead Nebraska Marshall Washington Street Coliseum Progressive Party Frank P. Walsh Federal Industrial Relations Comeee Stone

Flag in Hand President Leads Preparedness March

President Wilson carries the Stars and Stripes as about 75,000 Washington residents march up Pennsylvania Avenue in a preparedness parade. He reviews the line near the White House, then plans an address on America First. Government workers are excused. many stores close for Flag Day ceremonies.

America National Committee McLean North Carolina Wilson America First Columbia Ocean Dixie William J. Broun Mr. Bryan McComb New York McCombs James Lee United States Gail Washington Pennsylvania Avenue United States Marine Band Tumulty White House

Russians Take 6000 Prisoners In Czernowitz Drive

In the Czernowitz push on Bukowina the Russians occupy Sniatyn, 20 miles northwest of the city. They report 6,000 soldiers captured, plus 20 officers, six guns, and 10 machine guns. The claim follows earlier gains as heavy fighting continues on the eastern front.

Czernowitz von Hindenburg Pinsk War Office Vaux Paris Vaux Verdun

Lawyers Urged to Follow 1915 Support Suit Statute

Lawyers were urged to follow the 1915 statute requiring a physician's certificate in suits for child support to deter unfounded claims. In Anna Bodnar v George Katona, Judge Scott heard the case and reserved decision for noncompliance. Michael Psiro of 40 Burr Street has been missing since yesterday morning. Three thousand prominent figures attended Field Marshal Earl Kitchener’s memorial at St Paul’s Cathedral in London.

Anna Bodnar George Katona Scott Common Pleas Michael Psiro Burr Street Field Marshall Earl Kitchener St. Paul's Cathedral London

Fairfield Society to Hold Entertainment and Banquet

The Holy Name society of St. Thomas church hosts an entertainment and smoker for members and friends on Thursday evening in St. Thomas hall. The St. Joseph T A and B association of Bridgeport provides an excellent show followed by a banquet. A program of addresses is arranged and many are expected to attend.

Fairfield Holy Name Society of St. Thomas’ Church St. Joseph T. A. & B. Association of Bridgeport St. Thomas’ Hall

Marine Band Concert at Lafay ette Park

The Bridgeport Marine band will perform Thursday evening June 15 at 8 o clock in Lafay ette park. The program includes Pasadena Day march Orphans overture Tone grand selection Rigoletto selection The Star waltz Reminiscences of Verdi Royal Legion march and The Star Spangled Banner conducted by Silvio Petrini.

Bridgeport Marine Band Lafayette Park Pasadena M. Vesta J. Offenbach Petrella G. Verdi The M. Tichser Verdi P. Laurendeau Royal Legion Robert Foss Silvio Petrini

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Duponts Big Powder Star Shirt Co Teddy Hughes Bridgeporter Beaver Falls, Pa Moltrup Steel Products Co Combs William F. McCombs Aesop Republican Party Democratic Party Paris Venice Berlin Rome Posina Tyrol Psiro Fairfield Society Marine Band
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