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Bridgeport Evening Farmer in Bridgeport, Connecticut
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1914
Page
5
Emmons Hesse Nuptials Today
Miss Lilian C Hesse eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Phi Hesse of North Wyom[s]ing and hh Smm of 35 Poplar Street were married this morning at the church parsonage by Mr Tamblyney. The bride wore a serge suit with accessories. bridesmaid wore light blue crepe de chine. A luncheon followed at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 2871 Fairfield Avenue after a short trip. The groom, Emmons, is a printer in the American Graphophone Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilian C Hesse
Phi Hesse
North Wyon Sventie
HH. Smm
Poplar
Mornoe Church
Tamblyney
Minnie Hessé
Siset
Frank W. Me
Fairfield Avenue
Mr. Emmons
The
American Graphophone Co
Pastor Opposes Saloons Open Till Midnight
A town pastor urges residents to vote Friday on extending saloon hours to 12 o'clock. He notes past efforts by saloon supporters to keep 11 pm closing, while town votes have tended to a compromise. He praises law adherence and cites saloon violations as cautionary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Most Shocking Character in Town Appeal
A fragmentary plea urges townspeople to oppose a request, arguing law privileges should not be extended. The speaker calls on good citizens to attend Friday night and defeat the measure, signaling local political tension.
William G Newell Dies Noted Bridgeport Dancer at 65
William Gilbert Newell died after an illness on Saturday night at 25 Liberty Street Bridgeport aged 65. A famed dancing instructor for decades he taught in Bridgeport Norwalk and Arion Hall and led classes at the Masonic Temple with his daughter Bessie. He was a member of Trinity church many Masonic bodies and the National Dancing association. His widow and daughter survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbert Newell
United States
Liberty Street
Newell
Briggeport
Mr. Newell
East Hartford
Hartford
Bridgeport
Wheeler & Wilson
St. John's Ell
Old Jefferson Hall
Park Theatre
Staples
Masonic Temple
Bessie Newell
Bridge- Port
Arion Hall
Norwand
Elizabeth
Points of Interest Pure Fabric Sale at Poll Theatre
R P Jacobs Pure Fabric store in the Poll Theatre building launches a money saving sale for the balance of the week with suits marked to the lowest margin. A coupon printed in Fridays Farmer of June 12 offers an additional discount. Lost Boston Bull ad appears in the Farmer Want Ads. Address 162 Black Rock Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Jacobs
Pure Fabric
Poll Theatre
Patey
Black Rock Ave
Five Cops Say Fusco Was Sober At Arrest
Five policemen testified Fusco appeared sober when arrested after the June 11 wagon crash that killed Walter Sheehan. They said Fusco was awakened at 11:30 pm and showed no intoxication, casting doubt on his Saturday testimony of drunkenness. Coroner Phelan to announce findings tomorrow, impacting potential action against Fusco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vito Fusco
Reilly Street
Walter Sheehan
Connecticut Avenue
Phelan
Fusco
Fuses
Sodfathers
Southenders Not to Pay Assessments for Granite Pavement
Atlantic Whiting and Kiefer streets and Singer avenue property owners protested the granite block pavement and the board of appraisal found they received no benefit, thus cleared them of assessments totaling about 800 dollars. Warner Brothers Co and New Haven Road are deemed benefited and will pay their shares as the total project nears fifteen thousand dollars. Alderman Mac Fayden to introduce a council resolution freeing local property owners from payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Whiting
Kiefer Streets
Singer Avenue
Board of
Warner Brothers Co
New Haven Road
Common Council
Board of Appraisal
MacFayden
Obituary notices and funeral rites in Bridgeport area
Obituary notices report Michael Duffy a longtime New Haven road car inspector who died after tongue cancer surgery at Bridgeport hospital, survived by wife and three daughters and two sisters. Other obituaries detail funerals for Mortimer Kelly Walter Sheehan Jr Franklin B Osborn and William Osborne with services at St Marys Church St Michael Cemetery and Green's Farms Cemetery. many floral tributes and mass shells noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Duffy
New Haven Road
Bridgeport Hospital
South En
Catherine
Mary
Agnes Duffy
Michael Killian
Patrick Hickey
Springfield
Duffy
Sacred Heart Church
Mortimer Kelly
Yost
Howard Avenue
Thomas J. Kelley
St. Peter's Church
W. B. Pendergast
Bridgeport Jernal Order of Eagles
Middletown
New Haven
George Butler
William Doty
Edward €Ronan
Thomas McNamara
Mithas J. Creig
John C. Reilly
Benjamin Gaynor
Emery W. Daniels
St. Michael's Cemetery
Walter Sheehan, JR
Connecticut Avenue
T. J. Mulcahy
St. Mary’s Church
Frank Munich
Harold Callahan
Leonard Dunn
Howard Cushman James’ Burns
Edward McKawkas
Erving Lisk
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Franklin B. Osborn
FR. Dillingham
Church of the Redeemer
Lakeview Cemetery
Closing Exercises at St John s R C Parish School
Closing exercises were held at St Johns Nepomuce parish school with 60 child chorus and six numbers. Father Komara introduced Rev Falher Mulcahy who praised the Catholic school and distributed medals to top students including Miss Mery Musko and Anna Hetes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Nepomuce
Sisters of Notre Dame
A. Komara
Lucas Mae
Father Komara
Komara
Falher Mulcahy
St Mary's School
Our City
Mery Musko
Anna Hetes
Mary Hetes
Victoria Simko
An‘na Oe Ee
John Tamasko
Paul Spodmick
Josephine Howar
Margaret Dugas
Mary Yahber
Anna Yuroft
First Solemn Mass for Fr Grohol Draws Large Congregation
Rev Stephen J Grohol celebrated his first solemn mass at St John Nepomucene Church on Brooks Street with a large, reverent crowd. Attendants included Rev Andrew Komara and Rev T J Pickerek as deacon and subdeacon, James Cleary as master of ceremonies, and J R Quinn among others. Grohol, born in Bridgeport in 1891, studied at St Procopius College Lisle and St Thomas Seminary Hartford, then St Bernard's Rochester, and was ordained by Bishop Hickey. The event featured a sermon by Rev Andrew Komara on the priestly life, choral singing by Misa Lucas and others, and a postmass reception at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen J. “Grohol
J.grohol
St. John's Nepomuce Rey Church
Brooks Street
Andrew Komara
St. Spans Ae
T. J. Pickeref K'S
J.,w. Hussion
St. Charles
James Cleary
J. R. Quinn
Waterbury
Thurifer
E J. Gaffney
F. J. Hinchey
Grohol
Bridge Port
St. Procopilus College
Lisle
Indiana
St. Thomas’ Seminary
Hartford
Conn
Tierney
St. Bernard’s Seminary
Rochester
Father Grohel
Hickey
Grohel
Chaldek
Misa Lucas
Miss Crevy
Stephen Kochis
Father Grohol
Important Cases Left Undecided By Court
Washington June 15 The supreme court recessed until June 22 without announcing decisions in the Interstate rate or other important cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Real Home Aims To Aid Women In Need
Emily Emmet describes the Bridgeport Protective Association headquarter at 591 Myr Tyle Avenue a home like facility run by Miss Katherine Hewitt. It serves younger women and girls with training in domestic skills and provides rescue employment and support while not a boarding house. The facility includes dormitories a work room and nurse bath with a formal opening reception this afternoon from 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Emmet
Myrtyle Avenue
Bridgeport Protective Association
Katherine Hewitt
New York State ‘Training School
Hudson
N. Y
Lucy P. Andrews
International Supshing Society
Wall Street Trends Downward Amid Light Opening
New York June 15 opening activity showed uncertain speculation and unusually light trading. Initial prices were nearly unchanged before a midday decline as steel Erie Lehigh Valley and Southern Pacific fell. Outward gold shipments totaling 1,000,000 and uncertainties in the freight rate case and Mexican question restrained outside buying and pressured the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erie
Lehish Valley
Southern Pacific
Town Meeting Called To Shift Car Tracks
Stratford held a special town meeting set for Friday June 19 at the town hall to decide on removing trolley tracks from Paradise Green to Lines' corner and moving them to the road center. The state highway commission refused to share the moving cost after a Hartford hearing. the Connecticut company estimates total at about 45000 dollars with the town's share between 15000 and 20000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Paradise Green
Lines’ Corner
Hartford
State Highway Commission
Conn
Couch Hammock Sale Sparks Comfort Claim
An advertisement touts a couch hammock at five dollars and fifty cents highlighting comfort and a springy base. It notes a duck shield, magazine pockets, and smooth swaying with occupant motion, while also mentioning higher priced models with steel frames and premium mattresses.
Fireless cooker touted as time saver in kitchen
A promotional notice describes the Ideal fireless cooker as an economical, versatile appliance that reduces fuel use and kitchen effort. It claims social demonstrations will show its cooking range, including roasts stews bakes and fries with minimal attention, highlighting potential summer savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ideali
Special Lot Woolen Skirts at $3.50
Howland Dry Goods Co offers a ready to wear woolen skirt line priced at 3.50 with one fitting and no extras. These summer skirts come in light weight fabrics and summery colors, guaranteed to fit and satisfy, saving time and money.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mohican Company
Golden Hill Street
Hamburg
Mohican Creamery Butter
Ssas
Maxfield
Gatntaloupes
Mohican
Emmons
Lillian Hesse
Lewis Emmons
William G. Newell
Gase
Baker
William Osborne
Fairfield
Laurence Barber
ST. John’s.r.c
Mulcahy
Wall Street
Howanp
Main Street
2Nd Cannon T
Howland Dry Goods CO
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