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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1910
Page
7
Reader guidance on distinguishing inherited blood disorders from eczema, with a home test using 50 cents of Poslam from Jennie Hamilton's Pharmacy. It promises rapid relief and a mail order sample from Emergency Laboratories for eczema on small areas or pimples within a day.
Miss Grace Lillian Sanford daughter of Mr and Mrs George H Sanford of 129 Washington Avenue married Harry Holmes Gildner of Newport News Virginia yesterday. Rev Henry Hallam Tweedy officiated. Attending bridesmaids include Suzanne Bandel Corliss Taylor Katharine Calhoun and Leslie Dillingham. The groom is Cornell 1907 and an engineer in Melbourne Pennsylvania. The couple will reside in Melbourne.
A compact page of household tips and product notices. It covers cleaning tricks with ammonia on gilt frames, refreshing faded window shades by reversing them, ironing damp to stiffen linens, and cautions about colds with Ely's Cream Balm. Also mentions Fairfield Beach Pavilion season, a wart remover from Cyrus Pharmacy, and a stove polish ad, plus a short nautical tide/moon table.
Jane Addams head of Hull House in Chicago becomes the first woman to receive a Yale degree. She is awarded the master of arts degree alongside James J. Hill of the Great Northern railroad.
A thousand brothers gathered for the Odd Fellows banquet at the new lodge hall after a parade from City Hall. Speakers included Mayor E T Buckingham and Charles B Perry. notes on growth and funds showed Bridgeport lodges rising from 1000 members 23 years ago to 2500 now with $115000 invested and $7000 yearly sick benefits.
Exclusive Manchester cables report England plans to change administration in Egypt. The Manchester Guardian confirms a recall of Sir Hidon Gorst and appointment of Sir Arthur Hardinge as new viceroy.
The Suit Department emphasizes wash dresses in lawns and linens with colors blue pink and lavender. Prices range from 2.98 to 6.95 for dresses and 4.98 to 20 for wash suits. Fancy white dresses feature varied styles and higher-end options up to 35.00 in a broad showing of latest models and colors.
In a Guild Hall speech Roosevelt implied Col onel Roosevelt attacked policy plans. The former president urged a stronger hand in governing Egypt and Sir Arthur Hardinge is suspected to be the official who would grant such a title.
Joseph Bar ta and others sued the Bohemian Roman Catholic St Wenceslaus Sick Benefit Society. The Superior Court ruled in favor of the defendants, holding the society's treasury of about 2400 dollars should not be divided by a majority vote. The case centers on whether retiring members may claim the funds or the money remains to pay sick benefits.
In the treasury the funds must stay to carry out the society's objects and cannot be diverted for the pockets of the majority. The society was represented by Cullinan and Cullinan.
Bridget Donnelly widow of James Donnelly died after a short illness at 117 Fremont Street. She was a longtime West End resident and devout St. Peter's parishioner. survived by daughter Mrs. Patrick Kearns and three grandchildren. Angelina Kraus, three, died at 598 Shelton Street after a brief illness. funeral at 2:30 pm from the father’s home to St. John's Church. burial at St. Michael's Cemetery. William J. Ricker, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew L. Ricker, died of typhoid at 1416 Fairfield Avenue. parents note their loss.
The obituary notes Patrick J. Hayes former Newtown resident died in Newtown. Funeral mass was held at St Roses church with Rev Patrick Fox. Remains then sent to Woodlawn Cemetery New York for interment. another interment at St Michael's cemetery after a train arrival.
Weather forecast from United Press indicates fair tonight and Saturday with a high pressure area over Lake Superior cooling temperatures in New England. Scattered showers occurred along southern New England coast with a slight rise in Saturday’s temperatures expected. Personal mention notes Mrs. H. C. Edwards of Danbury visiting Mr. and Mrs. A E. Randall at 1921 Broad Street.
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