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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1911

Page

9

Fever in Stratford Prompts School Closure and July Plans

Stratford reports several mild scarlet fever cases with children still attending Center School. Superintendent Kelsey orders term closure after Health Officer Lewin confirms the illness. Graduation events are adjusted, with eighth grade promotions at the annex and an autumn reopening.

Stratford Genevieve Hibbard Warwick Avenue Kelsey George F. Lewin Barnum Center School George Hale Mabel Tooley Josephine Houghton Jean Peck Winifred Townroe Anna Peck Anna Helg Edna Viner Ivy Harriet Allen Congregational Church Aide de Camp B. C. Carpenter Mendelssohn American Hulmor Barbara Frietchie Jordan Ada Tuck William B. Bailey Yale University Mendelsohn William B. Kelsey William B. Cogswell Board of Education Whorus Largo Handel Frank Sammis H. Flood W. White N. Olm Stead W. Bond Sidney Beardsley Clarence Noon Curtis North Street Mr. Beardsley Charles W. Blakeslee Louis BE. Peck T. Roosevelt Clayton K. Blakeslee Philadelphia Stratford Medical Association W. B. Cogswell G. F. Lewis H. M. Clapp de R. Howland

Torrington Man Shot in Abdomen Recovers

Vincenzo Tedesco, a Torrington youth shot in the abdomen by Louis Lombardo on Sunday, was reported to be in more favorable condition at a local hospital. Police investigate a bomb or dynamite attack aimed at a three story tenement and the Mancini family on the first floor, with the house badly damaged.

United Press Winsted Vincenzo Tedesco Torrington Louis Lombardo Waterbury Joe Mancini Andn

Wood Pile Disappears As Sally Ponder Carries Cargo

Southport reports the wood pile on the dock vanishes as the Sally Ponder crews take its cargo away. Local happenings include car repairs for W. H. Jennings and a serenade procession led by Samuel Sloan for HB Mills and Mrs. Charles Mills. The town discusses fence removal and property claims at the triangle junction, while schools prepare to close for summer with praise for teaching and results.

Southport Sally Ponder W. H. Jennings Ben Bulkley Richard Cleary Frederick O'Dell Boston Post Road Connecticut Turnpike Miss Coyle Samuel Sloan HB. P. Mills Charles M. Mills Julia B. Banks Lena Swartz Center Street Banks Fairfield

Sacred Heart feast masses and local notices in Newtown

In Newtown notes, Sacred Heart mass is set for 7 30 a m on Friday with confessions Thursday and Friday. St John the Baptist feast mass at 7 30 a m on Saturday. Social and local life items follow, including visits, business openings by Newtown Coal and Grain Co, and a serious fall of Harry Madigan from a roof with multiple injuries.

St. Rose's C. F. Beardsley Clarence Beardsley New Haven Richard Carmody Corbett & Crowe F. C. Briggs Park City Arthur J. Cable Charles F. Beardsley Catherine Campbell Clara Walker P. W. Campbell Newtown Coal & Grain Co Harry Madigan Slater Place Herbert Wright F. J. Gale Wm. A. Canfeld

President Taft Begins Summer Campaign Tour

President Taft leaves at noon for a week of campaign events, starting in New York with a private visit to his brother Henry W. Taft, then proceeding to Yale commencement in New Haven. He plans political conferences at his brother's home, speeches for the New York Bankers' Association and the Canadian club, and appearances in Fall River and Providence before returning to Washington.

United Press Washington Taft Henry W. Taft New York New Haven Yale New York State Bankers’ Association Canadian Club Manhattan Beach Fall River Conservative Club Providence R. I

Silver Loving Cup Awarded to South Manchester High School Star

Manchester June 20 Joseph Madden 12 South Manchester High School brother of Captain William Madden of the local police and a former athlete received a silver loving cup from the Manchester Club of Yale New Haven for his athletic ability scholarship and deportment during his high school career Madden, 17, 5 feet 11 inches, was the school’s best athlete and most popular student.

United Press Manchester Joseph Madden South Manchester William Madden Manchester Club Yale New Haven Madden

Bidders scarce for Nichols Terrace school addition

A special meeting will open bids for the 7000 addition to Nichols Terrace school with only three bidders from the local area. The Fairfield district also notes school diplomas signed, and reports on tuition bills from Staples High Westport and Bridgeport High for Fairfield students.

R Fairfield Nichols Terrace Staples High School Westport Fairfield Bridgeport Board of Education Bridgeport High School Simon Sedat William Cleary Henry Sturges Liverpool Miss Field Banks North Shelton Father O'Dell John McCabe New Milford St. Thomas’ Church Eugene Godfrey Eugene Gene Dan Smith Bridgeport James McKay James Whalen Spring Street McKay Dwight School E. E. Prout

Children Day concerts and town notices in Easton churches

In Easton on Sunday the Baptist and Congregational churches held services while the Methodist Church staged a Children’s Day concert in the evening. Dorcas and Epworth groups announced upcoming meetings and socials, with progress reports from local residents and visitors. The Sport Hill baseball team defeated Nichols 13 to 3 on Saturday.

The Baptist Church Methodist Church Dorcas Society of the Baptist Church Samuel Seeley Tashua Epworth League of the Methodist Church Sport Hill Henry and James Douglas Thomaston Sherwood Walker Miss Roberts Bridgeport Minnie Sherwood Agnes ‘Seeley Redding Harry Edwards Stratfield Frank Edwards J. Arthur Sherwood Hazel Newtown Congregational Church Ida F. Ogden Frank Rowell Round Hill Ira Andrews Edward Burr Arthur Hall Elmer Hall Anna Osborne Annie Logan Ruth Mallette Florence G. Marsh Nichols Hill Clarence Andrews Martha Andrews Elmer Andrews Methodist Sunday School Arthur Locke Marjorie Jennings Evelyn Kent Helen Marsh Clarence Sherwood Raymond Kent Susan Edwards Mabel Marsh Marguerite Sturges Elbert Nichols Lawrence Marsh Edna Brewer Lucy Disbrow Clifford Jennings Julia Dincombe George B. Beers Georgia Jennings Aspetuck Clarence Jennings Leroy Clark Long Hill Lester Sherwood Frank Mehn Grace Ritch

Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Praised by Pound Woman

Pound Wisconsin resident Mrs Herman Lieth reports fourteen years of female troubles cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. The ad touts the product as safe for displacements inflammations irregularities and nerve exhaustion and invites women to write for free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Pound Wis Lydia E. Pinkham Herman Lieth T. Pinkham

Temporary Receiver Appointed for The Bridgeport Vehicle Co

Superior Court in Fairfield County orders John T. King as temporary receiver for The Bridgeport Vehicle Company. Bond set at ten thousand dollars. receiver to take possession of assets and continue operations up to one month with court hearing for confirmation on June 23, 1911. Notices to be published in Bridgeport Evening Post and Bridgeport Evening Farmer and mailed to stockholders and known creditors. Dated Bridgeport June 16, 1911. By order of Court, Fred W. Tracy, Deputy Clerk.

Bridgeport Fairfield County E. K. Nicholson James A. Marr John T. King Bridgeport Vehicle Company Superior Court Room Bridgeport Evening Post Bridgeport Evening Farmer Fred. W. Tracy Digbr Asst

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