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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1917

Page

2

Connecticut Urges Men to Fill Front Ranks for War Effort

At a Connecticut State Council of Defense meeting in Hartford, Governor Holcomb urged young men to enlist, saying they must fill front ranks and carry muskets as plans to recruit 1,300 men for the state National Guard proceed. Adjutant General Cole warned of deadlines to meet, with county committees mobilizing civilians and manufacturers to aid recruitment while preserving guard duties.

Connecticut Holcomb PST Marcus H. Halscombe Connecticut State Council of Defense Connecticut National Guard Din- Fissen State Capitol Conout State Council of Defense Theresent Gorhace Oes State Puncil of Defense County Auxiliary Com‘spit George M. Cole National Guard Cole Nations Guard Richard J. Goodman Wea Goodman Geatiest Wervien New Britain Willimantic Regul John H. Goes George B. Chandler Defense Council Regiment of Nerd Council of Defenses Trumbull Buckingham Mr. Chandler B. K. Nicholson Bridgeport William V. Dee L. G. Kibbe Torrington Kibbe Bridegport Litchfield Windham County Jor Mercer Ed- Ee Bente Penn Iénta Merete Bhoult T. F Noone Rockville Brinsmade Iitchtiaid Dudley L.watt Council of Defense New Haven Wiliam E.K. Nicholson Fairfield County Tolland County C. D. Talcott B. Meech Middlesex County Middletown G. H. Kilpatrick T L. Shipman Hartford General Cole T. A. Scott New London County Nicholson W. A. Keefe Plainfield Thomas Hewes

City pavement project sights cars and streets inspected

An unidentified Packard touring car with Public Works Director Courtade rolled over yesterday while inspecting part of the Warrenite contract for 634000 square yards of pavement. Several streets including Dewey Prospect Liberty Warren and Park Place were finished, while Organ Laurel Sterling Iranistan Lewis and Butler were under way. The work cannot be completed this year due to the large amount. plants are in operation.

Courtade Warrenite Dewey Prospect Liberty Warren Streets Park Place Organ Street Laurel Avenue Sterling Place Iranistan Avenue Lewis and Butler Street

Marriage Licenses Issued by Town Clerk Yesterday

Wedding licenses issued by Town Clerk Joseph Schultz yesterday list James F Curry 26 of 46 Federal street and Lydia Doberstein 46 Federal street Patrick W Nilan 27 of 161 Deacon street and Anna Cody 25 of 294 Pequonnock street Leo D Eker 22 and Elizabeth Flint 21 both of 68 East avenue.

Joseph Schultz James F. Curry Federal Street Lydia Doberstein Patrick Wnilan Deacon Street Anna Cody Pequonnock Street Leo D. Eker Elizabeth Flint East Avenue

Hydraulic Co. Cultivates County Farm Powering War Effort

Bridgeport Hydraulic Company steers a major county farming project in Easton Trumbull and Huntington. Over 200 acres of potatoes and nearly 500 acres of corn are planted under Wilbur F Stocking a Storrs graduate. An army of 100 agricultural assistants guides modern machinery. cultivation and harvest will cost thousands. The venture, one of the largest by a commercial firm, hinges on Connecticut Agricultural College leadership and may shape local farming methods and reputations.

Fairfield County Bridgeport HydrAulic Company Easton Trumbull Huntington Wilbur F. Stock Ing Storrs College Hydraulic Company Connecticut Agricultural College

Meeting of Burr and Knapp creditors called in district court

A creditors meeting in the Burr and Knapp bankruptcy estate is set for June 25 at 2 o'clock in the courthouse. Trustee Chamberlain's latest report shows $116,237.20 in collections and $56,078.24 in payments, with items detailing real estate sales, secured claims, mortgages sold, and estate expenses including advertising and commissions. Proceeds from realty sales amount to $22,698.37 with $14,426.93 on deposit at First Bridgeport National Bank awaiting settlement adjustments.

Burr & Knapp John W. Banks Unitedates District Court John ©. Chamberlain Court House First Bridgeport ‘National Bank Attempmey Chamberlain

Food famine threat to Allies and neutral Europe

Boston June 21 Carl Vrooman assistant secretary of agriculture warned that failure to feed Allied and neutral Europe could cause famine killing millions in a single year. He urged Congress to pass administration food bills, saying output quantity is crucial and workers cannot afford balanced rations. Police officer Monks of Chicago shot and captured three highwaymen after a two mile chase and pistol duel.

Boston United Monks Chicago

Neutrone Prescription 99 Promises Rheumatism Relief

An old advertisement touts Neutrone Prescription 98 as a blood purifying remedy for rheumatism. It claims to purify blood and kidneys, ease sore joints and muscles, and restore health. Available at W. P. Hindle Drug Stores in Bridgeport and leading druggists with 50 cent or one dollar sizes.

W. P. Hindle Drug Stores Bridgeport Conn Adv

Patriot Sloops New York Packet to Run Oct 9 From Bridgeport

The fast sailing sloop Patriot master Ja bez Norman will begin a regular packet to New York this Saturday Oct 9 at 9 in the forenoon. The vessel is in repair with good passenger accommodations and freight or passage will be arranged by Enoch Foote & Co. and Beach & Sherman. Also notices high cash prices for flax seed corn and other goods, with William King seeking 500 bushels of corn and cash for rags at the Farmer office. A racing result notes Commodore winning a Sunday race with heats recorded. A Milford St John’s Day celebration is planned by Ansantawae Lodge with an oration by Rev C H W Stocking, supper by Brother Farrell, and general merriment. Common Council considers opening a new street to relieve Main Street traffic, linking Middle Street toward Washington Avenue, along with adjacent roads to create a direct Newtown turnpike access. Commendable movement follows horse railroad track concerns. broker J N Standish rents store at No 3 Wall Street.

New York Patriot Jabez Norman Enoch Foote & Co Beach & Sherman Milford Ansantawae Lodge Ansonia Thomas E. Pattison Grand Lodge Brother Farrell Common Council Middle Street Benz Washington Avenue Eli Thompson J. Porter Newtown Turnpike Main Street

Main Street A Stone Yard Sparks City Nuisance

Twenty years ago pedestrians on Main Street faced stone dust from blocks quarried for the Citizens' building at Main and Cannon. Officials debated moving the yard to Cannon Street or finishing work off the street to curb the nuisance. The rest of the note covers drill plans for Company K through July and August, aldermanic politics, and a palm reader feature from Howland's.

Main Street Main Cannon Streets Cannon Street

Springfield Clothiers Plan City Shop Under J N Smith

A Springfield clothier plans to establish a new business in our city under the supervision of Mr. J N Smith, who arrives highly recommended as a gentleman thoroughly versed in the trade.

Portraits of Palm Impressions At Stevens Drug Store

A report notes impressions of palms and various famed figures were taken this morning. The show features hands of an Indian individual, women, and a papoose, with exhibits viewable in Howland's room.

Stevens Howland’s

Registration Lists Incomplete Across Bridge Port Districts

In Bridgeport, triplicate registration lists from 13 districts were returned incomplete. Districts 6 7 10 11 offered back to the clerk due to missing or misfiled cards. District 8 cards were received in proper form and accepted by the city clerk.

Bridgeport

Keppy Estate Litigation Spurs Bank Garnishment Action

The People's National Bank of Jackson Michigan sues J I D Keppy of Oakland California over the Hila Keppy estate dispute. A $1500 sum alleged to belong to Keppey is garnished in Judge Carl Foster's possession. The bank claims a $1110.20 note dated 1814 was unpaid and the case is set for the September term. Army orders reveal the War Department weighing Columbia University War Hospital as a potential receiving and forwarding hospital for medical services.

Hila Keppy Superior Court People's National Bank of Jackson Mich Army The War Department Columbia University War Hospital

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State Council of Defense Clark Edroom William and Mary Ida JFF William King Commodore Declar Jessie J. N. Standish Wall Street P. N. Haynes Niantic Phelan Silver Democrats Board of Aldermen Regular Democracy Mrs Barnett Anishee Keppy Cash
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