Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Bridgeport Evening Farmer in Bridgeport, Connecticut

We have 1,749,131 pages in Connecticut

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 15 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1914

Page

12

Funeral of Margaret Shea noted in Newtown area

In Berkshire, the funeral of Margaret wife of William Shea occurred at 9 o'clock at home with a 10 o'clock high mass at St Rose's. Rev. Sinnott led the service attended by many parishioners and friends. Floral offerings were numerous and edifying. Pallbearers named include Edward Troy, Johnny Troy, Patrick Troy, John T. Keane, and Thomas J. Carey. Undertaker E. B. W. Troy arranged arrangements. Nearby district meetings cover school matters and local governance with elections and notices deemed improper due to insufficient warnings. Deer sightings and local utility work also referenced.

Margaret William Shea Berkshire St. Rose's Father Sinnott Oldéad Edoward, Aonny Patrick Troy John T. Keane Thomas J. Carey EB. W. ‘Troy

Severe itching and burning ailment from salt rheum case

A letter from Mrs. F. B. Smith at 451 Lancaster St Portland Maine describes three months of salt rheum on her hands arms and forehead with water blisters yellow scabs intense itching and burning preventing sleep She notes attempts with various remedies and provides her name and date July 3 1913 for medical advice and treatment context

Lancaster St Portland F. B. Smith

Deer on road and fence hamper drivers in daytime chase

Johnson spots a deer on the Houss road that runs ahead for a mile then crosses the stream and resumes breakfast in a clover patch. Louis C. Brown frees a buck trapped in a wire fence, after hours of twisting strands, the deer escapes into the woods. High School baseball beats Danbury 8 to 5 in a close game. Community notices follow including church blessings, anniversaries, and local visits from families and residents.

Johnson Louis C. Brown Zear Botsford Mr. Brown Tai Danbury High School William H. Clark East Hampton Conn Patrick Fox Father Fox St. Rose's Clark T. B. Smith Blessed Sacrament Church of Waterbury Newtown Krause Kurtz Bridgeport Fred Leiss The Glen B. C. Keane Sandy Hook Danbury George Geckle

Trumbull Introduces New School Books For Fall

Tashua and Long Hill Washington judge No 19 F A ML Monroe invited to attend divine service at Christ Episcopal church Tashua Sunday June 28 at 2 15 p m Hugh W Alger supervisor of schools visited the local school recently Town of Trumbull will have new books when school begins in thi Wer

Washington Monroe Christ Episcopal Church Tashua Hugh W. Alger Trumbull

Shooting in Mexico reflects rebel motivation and accuracy

H Carpenter, former Tampico oil firm superintendent, describes Mexican conflict dynamics learned over 17 years residing there. He claims rebels are better shots because they fight for a purpose and come from hunter-heavy northern states, while federals are conscripts wasting ammunition with general aiming and noisy bravado.

Army and Navy Jurnal Mexico H. Carpenter Tampico

Bethel Names Willis Judd as New Postmaster

Willis B. Judd of Bethel Conn son of Julius B Judd hat manufacturer is recommended by Congressman Donovan and likely to assume office after Senate approval. Judd, 47, has long worked in hat trade and department supervision at Fay-Gorman factory, serves on town school committee and belongs to Eureka lodge Royal Arch Masonry and Bethel royal orders. He and his wife have a son Emil Judd who works in business in the west.

Jeremiah Donovan Willis B. Judd Bethel Conn The Danbury News Ind Judd Senate Watts B. Judd Julius B. Judd Ufe Fettler Fay-Gorman Het Cles Eureka Lodge A. M Royal Arch Masonry Greenwood Chapter O. ES Biks Betheles Reusromasion Emil Judd Germany West

City Court Hears Gambling Case At Coffee House Raid

Judge Wider set fines for frequenting and other offenses after a raid on a coffee house at 805 Worden Avenue by Sergeant O Neill and Third Precinct officers. Fred Sladky was found not guilty, claiming no current involvement. Several defendants paid fines and costs for motor vehicle violations, intoxication, and breach of peace. Some cases continued, including assault charges against Vasil and associates with bonds set at 15. Personal tax delinquents were allowed to settle by paying taxes and costs.

Wordin Avende O'Neil Pine Street Fred Sladky Julius Stephen Romsay Howard Avenue Davis Walldman Spruce Street Peter Grazula Hancock Avenue Michael Suley Bostwick Avenue Isadore Berger Lee Avenue Joe More Hancok Avenue James R. Wilson William Street Vasil Giomani Alli George, Camp Colorado Avenue Joe Owen, Reynels Madison Avenue William G. Simpson North Washington Avenue Frank J Charlies Sherwood Benedict Shirwindt Myrtle Avenue William F. Skelly West Avenue Lottas Simko Brooks Street Andro Slamka Boston Avenue Hdward Goeschel Wilmot Avenue Eugene Shackett Carroll Avenue Mihaly Sipas Osborne Street Andro Slater John Slater Brewster Street Victor Shukis

Cause of the delay in a farmyard death

A West resident learns his horse was killed by trains. He orders a farm hand to skin the animal. The hand eventually reveals he spent hours skinning the boss while the horse was dead, prompting the farmer to defend his actions. The yarn ends with an advertisement urging readers to advertise in The Farmer.

Philadelphia Telegraph West Frank

Stockholders of Boston L keep their holdings

Boston Elevated Railway investors largely retained 1913 14 holdings with 97 holders 300+ shares at start. only 4 reduced by 1,308 shares. 54 increased. 32 unchanged. 7 new holders added 5,260 shares. Express contracts yield about 60 percent to railroads. Boston Maine American Express example 35 percent. 1913 38 express business $78,586,196 about 2.5 percent of railroad revenue. 1912 2.6 percent. Central Leather unlikely to pay a dividend now. December results may reward stockholders. Investment outlook remains favorable amid low money rates and strong crops.

Barron Financial News Boston Elevated Railway Hstea Boston & Maine American Express Company Central Leather Common Tt. L. Watson & Co

Bumper crops spur revival in Chicago business

Chicago reports a belief among grain circles that prosperity will rise with big wheat sales. A 900 million bushel crop in the southwest and northwest is expected to funnel money into commerce. Merchants note improved sales across most goods as rail cars return interiorward loaded with merchandise. however the speculative market remains dull.

Chicago

Sealshipt Company Reorganization Effort Underway

New York June 32 The Sealshipt Gyster Co assets 16 parcels in Long Island Sound Jamaica Peconic and Raritan bays sold at receivers sale to Malcolm F Donald for 725000 over mortgages and liens totaling 1321854. Donald represented the reorganization committee members Horn blower Herrick and Stockton. Receivers Pierre I Brown and William H Ray say assets on hand 119516.55 and 500000 needed to carry on the business.

New_York Sealshipt Gyster Co Long Island Sound Jamaica Peconic Raritan Bays Malcolm F. Donald Donald Henry Hornblower Robert F. Herrick Philip Stockton Pierre I. Brown William H. Ray

Fairfield Pavilion draws Bridgeport dancers to Soundside venue

Bridgeport residents favor the Fairfield Pavilion at Penfield avenue foot of Fairfield Sound for dancing and bathing. The modern pavilion offers sea breezes and a beach rated among Fairfield County's best, with trolley rides and scenic drives along tree lined lanes. Local societies plan dances, including Bridgeport groups and the Elizabeth Seton Guild, with events every Wednesday, Saturday, and on upcoming dates. Also advertised are Cyrus Wart Remover at The Cyrus Pharmacy and a large hand soap by Wm. R. Winn for removing stove polish, rust, grease, ink, paint, and dirt from hands or clothing.

Bridgeports Fairfield Pavilion Company Penfield Avenue Fairfield Fairfield County Bridgeport Charlies Collins Operatic Society Elizabeth Seton Guild Wm. R. Winn Stratford Avenue

Nephew to Celebrate Requiem Mass for Father McElroy

Rev Walter S McElroy of St Francis church New Haven nephew of Rev Charles McElroy will be celebrant at a solemn high mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of the deceased priest on Tuesday at 10 30 am Rev Walter Shanley Ll D pastor of St Peters Danbury will be deacon Rev Thomas Kelley of St Peters Bridgeport will be subdeacon About 100 priests are expected to attend in the sanctuary Music directed by organist Alfred T Brisbois

Walter S. McElroy St. Francis Church New Haven Charles McElroy Walter Shanley Ll. D St. Peters R. C. Church Danbury Thomas Kelley St. Peter's Bridgeport Alfred T. Brisbois Alexander New London Frank J. Alexander Leroy Wotton Seaview Avenue St Charles St. Michael’s Cemetery Studley Marty Calvin H. Studley John Street Eview John Bonner Sacred Heart Church Michael O'Neil Pbs St. Michael's

Lion Tanner's Fiancé Killed by Beasts in Train Yard

Chicago June 22 Emerson D Dietrich of Brooklyn NY a Cornell graduate and manager of a trained animal act was attacked by six angry half fed lions in a Santa Fe box car. He died amid the mauling as crew forced the beasts away. His fiancée the animal trainerin charge calmly reassured experts as the tragedy unfolded.

Chicago Emerson D. Dietrich Brooklyn N.Y Cornell Santa Fe Dietrich Cy de Vry Lincoln Park de Vry

Obituary notices and funeral details from New London area

Obituary notices list Franks J Alexander and Marty Studley with ages and funeral arrangements including residence addresses and church services. Also a Mass for John Bonner and death notices for Michael ONeil with funeral times and burial details at St Michael's and local cemeteries.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Milady Mae ST Ee Eee Een Oneke Vere Akit Pleigs Land's End Hawkeyvile Pmsle James Bakey Zoar Clark L. Page Ella Lillis Fiat Ployer Cold Spring W. C Tashua and Long Hill Boston Cyrus Pharmacy M’elroy Lion Tanner James Horan Hughes & Chapman Bist Hawley Wilmot & Reynolds George B. Hawie Edward H. Wilmot Clinton John B. Reynolds Pacific M. J. Gannon Peer Aden Pene Sane Park Ave Wm. Lieberum & Son Bembelmers Main Street Ectiom June Bride Richmond Bar Harbor N. Buckingham &Co., Inc State Street Burns Steadier Patrick AtGee Washington Ave Wheeler & Howes CO Congress Beddoe East End E. Wash. Ave Naugatuck Valley Ice CO Housatonic Ave
Search Courier

Search the Bridgeport Evening Farmer Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Bridgeport Evening Farmer?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication