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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1910

Page

6

How One Man Succeeded In His Business

Fairfield's Library Corner Pharmacy draws crowds with a wide display of goods and a progressive owner, John E. Boyle. Beginning with only $30 capital six years ago, he grew into a thriving merchant offering auto, sporting, and pharmacy items while earning town esteem.

Fairfield Boyle’s John E. Boyle Boyle Boyle Pharmacy Secjon Grange Bridgeport Automobile Club Royal Arcanum State Pharmacists Association Druggists’ Association New Haven

Heat Lays Low First Victim in Bridgeport

John Clapper aged 21 of 314 Willard Street died after collapsing at Fairst Steel Mills during a heat wave. He had worked there two days and died at 7 45 p m after hospital treatment. He left a brother and sister. He was a Magyar immigrant with three years in the city. Other heat victims Jeremiah Kane at St Vincent s hospital and Harry Kane moved from Lake View Home to Bridgeport are recovering. Both were stricken Tuesday afternoon.

John Clapper Willard Street East Main Street Bridgeport Hungary Jeremiah Kane St. Vincent's Hospital Harry Kane Lakeview

The Horse and Its Humane Treatment Appeal

An appeal to humane horse care urges kindness, proper harness fit, appropriate loads, shelter, water, and humane ending when life becomes too painful. It cites signs of distress, dental issues, and hot or cold weather protection, ending with a plea for a humane death if needed.

Rescue Mission Reclaims Down and Outs At Bridgeport Meeting

Rev John Callahan of Hadley Rescue Mission will speak at the Bridgeport Christian Union annual meeting June 23 in First Methodist Church. Rev Chas W Simpson will report on rescue work in the red light district, noting a former would be burglar who repented after a mission meeting and a violinist who chose the mission over saloons. The union, formed by Bridgeport pastors, runs a rescue mission in the Belmont Hotel building with 26 directors financing a 6000 first year goal, offering baths meals beds work programs and nightly religious services as paths to reintegration.

John Callahan Hadley Rescue Mission New York City Bridgeport Christian Union First Methodist Church Chas. W. Simpson Union Red Light District Mr. Simpson Jimmy Yand Bridgeport Pastors’ Association Christian Union Belmont Bank Street Wood Yard

Indecisive Talk on Garbage Disposal at City Hall

Two hours were spent debating disposal methods at a city board of health and advisory committee meeting in Mayor Buckingham’s office. Absence of Dr. George F. Ober prevented a decision. A next meeting is set for Tuesday at the mayor’s office to likely take action.

Board of Health Buckingham George F. Ober

Coast Artillery Band Delights Seaside Crowd In Public Concert

Thousands filled Seaside park for the Coast Artillery Corps band second public concert of the season. Police kept order, enhancing enjoyment. A new quartet singalong feature drew praise for leader Paul Goulding and the band wore new uniforms on its public debut.

Seaside Park Coast Artillery Corps Washington Park Messrs T. J. Penfold Gustave Wicklie Ira Rauth S. MacCollum Ogalalla Paul Goulding

Senator Burton May Crate Into Night Session

Special from United Press Washington June 23 Senator Burton of Ohio may press a long speech on mountain forest reserves delaying adjournment. Weeks of Massachusetts urges immediate passage. Bill would co operate with states and private owners to protect headwater forests in the southern Appalachians and White Mountains with funding for purchases and administration and a two by two congressional committee.

United Press Washington Burton Ohio Senate Weeks Massachusetts Congress Appalachian White Mountains House McKinley Roosevelt Taft Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture

New York Wholesale Prices on Creamery Goods and Produce

A dense listing of wholesale prices for creamery surpluses, fruits, hay and straw, poultry alive, turkeys and ducks, vegetables, and maple sugar. Notable items include 28 to 29 cents for creamery specials, various egg and poultry prices, strawberries per quart at six cents, potatoes around 1.25 to 1.75 per barrel, and syrup priced by gallon at 80 cents.

Ge En Ter Soar Weiss Ahees

Weekend bargains forecourt at N Buckingham Co Stretch

Hammocks porch screens refrigerators and lawn furniture advertised at popular prices from N Buckingham and Co 177 State St Big stock to choose from Saturday is the last day of the present shoe sale at Thing and Co Bridgeport people will never forget greatest sale ever kept us on the jump sizes will be sold out by Saturday night these values are not ordinary come today at Th ing s shoe store 1153 Main St

N. Buckingham & Co State St Thing and Co’s Bridgeport Thing’s Shoe Store Main St

Ordinance Restricting Public Garages in Bridgeport

In compliance with a June 20 1910 vote the Bridgeport Common Council adopted an ordinance restricting public garages. No garage shall be within 200 feet of a dwelling except by council permission. existing garages are exempt. Violators may be fined up to 25 dollars per day. City Clerk

Common Council City of Bridgeport

City Engineer Salaries Amended in Bridgeport Ordinance

An amended city ordinance, adopted June 20 1910, sets salaries for City Engineer staff including a first assistant at 1450 dollars, second at 1400, third at 1200, a draftsman 1150, a transit man 1000, and subordinates up to 3 dollars per day, with eight hour days and authority to purchase supplies for office work.

Common Council of City of Bridgeport Common Council Board of Assessors Stephen F. Boucher

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