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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary data shows figures 3 ,48-15 1,48 and 1.98 linked to E. H. Dillon & Co. indicating financial figures or prices for the firm. The readable items suggest a listing or quotation likely from a newspaper market page.
Judge William H. Williams awards Grand lodge Connecticut $25,113.40 plus $125.25 costs in a Superior court judgment resolving a dispute over division of fraternal funds between the Grand lodge of Connecticut and the Grand lodge of Massachusetts. The decision follows Supreme Court guidance and settles a long fraternal funds dispute.
A roundup of morning and evening worship services at Maplewood, Christ Scientist, Newport, First Church, Washington Park, Park Street, Epworth League, and First Methodist. Includes service times, sermon topics such as The Sin of Forgetting and Jesus and Nature, choir and organ recitals, and Sunday School schedules.
The City Normal school will hold graduation exercises on Tuesday evening June 28 in the High school assembly hall. Twenty two graduates will receive diplomas. The program includes music by Bemberg Mathews and Gabussi, an address by Z X Snyder, and diplomas presented by C W Deane.
Washington reports government steps against the Southern Grocery Trust to dissolve the association and bar over 500 members from price agreements. Birmingham officers and two large Birmingham grocers face charges of conspiring to fix prices with watchdogs citing large penalties and suspensions.
The ad highlights summer accessories at E. H. Dillon & Co and G. W. Fairchild & Sons with deeply discounted prices on trimmed hats watch sets and jewelry. It promotes a Turkish Bath at Hotel Atlas and urges readers to visit Parker's jeweler for jeweled gun metal watches and repair services.
New Britain plans Hamilton Day on Saturday July 2 with Charles K Hamilton flying at Walnut Hill park. Spectators pay 50 cents adults 25 cents children and a 10 000 seat grandstand and 6 000 car parking prepared. Proceeds go to charity as Hamilton may set world records and invites Ex President Roosevelt to attend.
At the annual commencement exercises the Barnum prizes will be awarded by the literary committee. Contestants include Annie Murray Laing Eleanor Cushman Sara Williams Robert Blakeslee and Henry Irwin. Also to be granted the Fairchild chemistry prize and two commercial honors.
President Lynch acted yesterday in the matter of the fight at Washington Park Brooklyn involving Devin Doyle and Devore. Devore and Doyle were suspended and fined $50 each in the disciplinary action.
National League office suspends New York player Devlin indefinitely for attacking a spectator during Thursday's game in Brooklyn. President Lynch notes provocation was great but emphasizes no one may take the law into their own hands. Doyle and Devore fined $50 each as accessories.
George Vermilye a letter carrier from 212 Lindley street told the board of charities last evening that he could not obtain an ambulance yesterday when Louis Chat was involved. The claim prompted questions about dispatch and service reliability.
A farm boy was badly cut when a horse at Friedmans grocery store on Lindley Street bit and pinched his arm. Dr. Krause and Dr. Sheedy treated the arm as surgeons described flesh and ligaments exposed, with an ambulance summoned after the accident. Vermilye’s protest letter was read during the proceedings.
Dr Sheedy took the boy to St Vincent's hospital in a milk wagon after the accident. 30 stitches were performed. A nurse at Lake View Tuberculosis Hospital faces neglect complaints. Commissioner Somers to probe Challes bars case. an investigator seeks a home telephone. Coulter McKenzie Machine Co lands $452 fire escape contract at Lakeview Bowie.
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