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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

5

Roosevelt Delegates Rally as Fight Over Party Split Looms

Roosevelt loyalists press for a new party, planning to seize control at the upcoming convention. A tense strategy centers on the credentials committee and potential minority reports to block Taft loyalists and chunks of delegates from Arkansas to Pennsylvania.

Roosevelt Teddy Michigan Boulevard Taft Johnson California Arkansas Idaho Illinois Kansas Maine Maryland Minnesota New Jersey North Carolina Ohio West Virginia Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Coliseum

Judge Instructs Jury To Find For Railroad

Judge Reed at the superior court instructed the jury to verdict for the N Y N H A H railroad company in a suit brought by Mary Lassen as administratrix of South Norwalk over the death of her husband William J Lassen. He was killed in August 1911 when a locomotive struck his motor truck crossing the tracks after warnings were ignored.

Lassen

Funeral Notice for P. Brown at Hayes Street Home

A funeral notice announces P Brown who died in this city on June 19 1912. Services to be held Friday at 8 20 am from his residence No 28 Hayes Street with a solemn high mass, followed by interment at St Michael's Cemetery.

P._ Brown Hayes Street St. Michael's Cemetery

Evelyn Thaw testifies against Harry Thaw in court

White Plains New Jersey June 20 Evelyn Thaw began her testimony to aid the state in keeping Harry K Thaw at Matteawan before Justice Keogh She recalled meeting Thaw in Paris life in the Tyrol and her relation of Thaw to Stanford White She said Thaw always sought Mrs Susan Merrill and that he beat the young girl with a jeweled whip.

White Plains N. J Harry K. ‘Thaw Matteawan Evelyn Thaw Justice Keogh Thaw Paris Tyrol Stanford White Susan Merrill

Hayden Coughlin wedding blends city celebration at Drew Place

More than one hundred guests attended the wedding breakfast at 36 Drew place for Lillian Hayden, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Coughlin, who married Martin Hayden of No 5 Engine Co. Rev Father Murphy officiated at St Mary’s church. The couple left for New York and a honeymoon to Niagara Falls and other points, planning to reside at 35 Drew place and be at home after July 1.

James Coughlin Ae Lillian Martin Hayden No. 5 Engine Co Father Murphy St. Mary's Church Hayden New York Metropolis Niagara Falls Drew Place

Traveling Men Elect Officers Milford June 20

At the annual meeting of the Traveling Men's Association of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association here, officers were elected. Wallace H. Newton of New Haven was named vice president, James F. Kenny of Hertford secretary treasurer R. F. Isbel of New Haven. The executive committee includes J. E. Riley of Boston J. B. Cooper of Bridgeport W. Cotwell of New Haven H. C. Smith of New Haven and J. Robertson of Boston. LDEN HILL COUNCIL GIVES SILVER SPOONS TO WORTHY SISTERS

Milford Connecticut Pharmaceutical Association For Socatee Wallace H. Newton New Haven James F. Kenny Hertford R. F. Isbel J. E. Riley Boston J. B. Cooper Bridgeport W. Cotwell New~ Haven H.C. Smith J. Robertson Golden Hill Council Dixon Newstrom Lodge Ford Tyler Ae MacDonald Dep‘y Chipman

Judge Parker Chosen Chairman Baltimore

Alton B. Parker was today elected temporary chairman of the Democratic convention on the second ballot in the committee on arrangements shortly after 8 o'clock. On the first ballot he needed only one vote to be elected.

Baltimore Alton B. Parker Committee On

Poison in Broad Street tragedy ends two lives

Jennie Rothe Adams aged 40 died at Galen hospital from kidney trouble believed caused by shock after taking poison following a quarrel with her husband at 41 Broad Street. Her husband, said to have left home Tuesday, remains in the city as relatives from New Ford arrange the funeral. Remains were taken to Rourke and Rourke by Medical Examiner Garlick.

Jennie Rothe Adams Broad ‘Street Galen Hospital Newford Rourke & Rourke Garlick

Somers Graduates From Fordham With B S Degree

Thomas D. Somers son of former Charity Commissioner J F Somers of West Avenue graduated at Fordham Universitys commencement center. He received the Bachelor of Science degree as Cardinal Farley distributed diplomas and the address was delivered by the Hon. We Teemed. Friends from Waterbury Norwich New York and elsewhere were present.

Thomas D. Somers J. F. Somers West Avenue Fordham University Somers Batchelor Cardinal Farley Ers Waterbury Norwich New Yo

Miss Raycroft Receives Shower Ahead of Wedding

Last evening Miss Dot Raycroft, soon to wed Frederick J. Hillsinger, was honored at Mrs. George French Jr. home with a personal shower. Green and white decorations lit the rooms, daisies hid the chandeliers, and a doll bride and groom hung from ribbon streamers near the bride’s seat. Guests included Agathe Sullivan, Genevieve Sullivan, Sadie Grant, Agnes Collins, Lulu Grant, Jessie Murray, Mary Murray, Curley, Mary Rogers, Alice Lavery, Sadie Shaughnessy, Mrs. Cooney, Anna Cullen, Helen Susan, Det Raycroft, and Mrs. Geo French Sr. and Jr.

Dot Raycroft Frederick J. Hillsinger George French, Jr Agnes Kolesky Miss Raycroft Agathe Sullivan Genevieve Sullivan Sadie Grant Agnes Collins Lulu Grant Jessie Murray Mary Murray Curley Mary Rogers Alice Lavery Sadie Shaughnessy Cooney Anna Cullen Helen Susan Sarah Det Raycroft Geo, French , Sr Geo. French, Jr

Stapleton seeks dissolution of injunction over Hou satonic Ave property

Walter Stapleton, a noted bottler, appeared before Judge Burpee in the Superior court to dissolve an injunction sought by Katherine Fitzpatrick over buildings on Hou satonic Avenue. Stapleton testified he bought the buildings last August from City Sheriff Beck at an execution sale for nine dollars and acted in good faith believing he had the right to take possession. The case arose from a dispute involving William Ba and others and a stone railing arch in the vicinity.

Walter Stapleton Burpee Superior Court Katherine Fitzpatrick Housatonic Avenue Stapleton Beck William Ba Kanaaa

L'Hommedieu Appeal Heard In Liquor License Transfer

Liquor dealers watch an appeal in Superior court over a transfer of a liquor license from Mary Layden of South Norwalk. Attorney Keogh argues taxpayers have no right to appeal a transfer decision. L. Hommedieu seeks to be heard with a hearing set for next Monday.

John L’hommedieu Mary Layden South Norwalk Keogh Burpee L.hommedieu

Waltham Watches at 7.85 Ready Thursday Morning

An advertisement touts Waltham watches sold at 7.85 with gold filled cases guaranteed 20 years. The lot features two popular sizes in plain and engraved or fancy cases, jeweled movements, advanced balance systems, and safety features, promoted as a bargain below typical 15 dollar prices. Watches are described as reliable timekeepers with gold bow and exposed winding wheels.

Waltham Breguet

Yorke Shirts at 85 Cents Prompting Local Sale

Yorke and other one dollar shirts are offered at 85 cents each. The ad promotes a large selection of regular and neglige shirts with attached or separate collars, plain white and fancy patterns. A wide range of sizes and styles, including French cuffs, are available at the Right of Main street door in Bridgeport.

Yorke Bridgeport

Trousers at half price on all styles

Store ad highlights many trouser styles for men. Dress, outing, business, and workday trousers in gray tan blue and black with savings of at least half the usual price. Values range from 2 to 7 dollars with sale prices around 1 to 2.40 dollars. Main floor rear.

Special skirts to measure three fifty offer

The Howland Dry Goods Co advertises limited time skirts at 3.50 each, measured to fit, covering material and making with no extra charges. Many styles available from short lengths of fabrics valued higher per yard, and all conform to a single price. Also notes a regulatory point about appeals in license transfers.

Divorced Gordons Rewed After Years Apart in Newtown

Fairfield reports a former couple William Gordon aged 49 and Catherine Collins Gordon aged 45, both of Newtown, were reunited yesterday afternoon by Justice Bacon Wake. They had separated and divorced in earlier years and wed again as love found a way.

Fairfield William Gordon Catherine Collins Gordon Newtown Justice of the Peace Bacon Wakeman

Linen Shower for Irene Call Adds Bridal Gifts

The Misses Hstella and Clara Porter hosted a linen shower at 212 Newfield Avenue last evening for Miss Irene Call, soon to wed John D. Kerrins. The home was decorated with daisies and gifts included bureau scarfs and sewing aprons. Attendees included Irene and Gladys Call, Bessie Lehmann, Ethel Polland, Agnes Weston, Sadie and Belle Howe, and Miss Por.

Hstella Clara Porter Newfield Avenue Irene Call John D. Kerrins Miss Call Irene and Glayds Call Bessie Lehmann Ethel Polland Agnes Weston Sadie Belle Howe Por

Samples of fine knit underwear for women

A large lot of women’s knit undergarments from noted makers sold as samples. Garments include union suits vests pants in cotton lisle and silk blends, some trimmed with lace. Prices marked far below regular value with emphasis on savings from previous campaigns.

Rich exclusive silk patterns at half price

Exclusive Paris inspired foulard silks offered at one dollar a yard. Limited quantities in rich jacquard designs in white, black, gray, lavender, blue and brown with strong color tones. Regularly two dollars, now five yards per pattern with bordered options, available center aisle rear.

Foulard Ae Sik

Groom Obtains License to Wed on June First

Yesterday the groom secured a marriage license dated June 1 marking the initial step toward their wedding plans. The brief notice highlights the formal legal action enabling the union.

Obituaries and Weddings Record Several Local Deaths and a Marriage

Obituary notices report Philip Mead a Long Hill ear retiree aged 80 died at home leaving a widow and several children. Additional obituaries include William Edward Hunt formerly of this city now with Rachel Oyster Co Port Jefferson L I died in Port Jefferson aged 64. burial in Mountain Grove. Elizabeth Belcher Bullard buried in Bullard family plot after services in Connecticut. Daniel Sullivan formerly of George Street died in Brooklyn. brought home for interment in St Michael's cemetery. Daisy K Roberts of Grove Street and Harold E Batchlor wed yesterday at the Roberts home. Batchlor works for Malleable Iron Co.

Philip Mead Long Hill Ear Mr. Mead William Edward Hunt Rachel Oyster Co Port Jefferson L. I Mountain Grove Cemetery E. J. Craft Elizabeth Belcher Bullard Bullard Conn Daniel Sullivan George Street Brooklyn St. Michael's Cemetery Daisy K. Roberts Grove Street Harold E. Batchelor

Tawney Attends Convention as Nondelegate Proxy

James A. Tawney, formerly Minnesota representative, appears at a Chicago convention but is not a delegate. He sits as a proxy member of the national committee, while others attend as delegates or alternates.

James A. Tawney Chicago Jaména Tawney Minnesota

Band Concerts Arranged by Wheeler & Wilson Band

Scheduling changes set Wheeler and Wilson band concerts at Washington park tonight at 8 Seaside park Sunday at 4 Washington park Tuesday June 25 at 8 15 and Seaside park Thursday June 7 at 8 Coast Artillery band stationed Fort Wright ten days Roof fire at 551 Stratford avenue drawn Truck 3 Chemical 1 and 6s 8s steamers. no damage to the house.

Wheeler & Wilson Washington Park Seaside Park Coast Artillery Band Fort Wright Stratford Avenue Chemical

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bolt Elihu Root Barnes, Penrose and Crane Credentials Committee Roosevel Florentine Col. A Ppowland Atran Fairfield Avenue Cannon Samuel P. Brown Ource P. Harrigan F. N John J. Grogan F. C Harry Thaw Evelyn John Beck&Son MAIN James Horan Hawkins, Fiorist Ee Ees New England New York State South Jackson's Main St New Seas Hayden—Coughlin Lden Hill Judge Parker Fordham Honsatohic Avenue Liquor Dealers Watch Waltham Watches Main Street THE Howland Dry Goods CO Gordons Irene Lisle Bertis Ee Mra M. A. McLaughin Jay LaCroas Wis L. F
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