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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1915

Page

18

Rubber firm urges employes to join militia in defense drive

Special to the Farmer Newtown June 25. A Rubber Goods Co. policy note announces full support for military defense and urges all employes to join National Guard units. The policy covers full pay for militia absence and aims to align workloads to camp duties while highlighting patriotic resolve amid unsettled times.

Newtown Wand J. Botsford Botsford Clarice H. Botsford William J. Nichols Jerome Nichols Stepney A. H. Boutwell Danbury G Room Frank ‘Hinderer Bridgeport Mary Isford Desmaid Bertha Nichols Knoll Field North End Sandy Hook Universal Sunshine Society John Hoyt Mill Hill William Cole Fabric Fire Hose Co Rubber Goods Manufacturing Co Lenal Tia Arsistettees

Newtown Favors Peace and Wilson Amid Recruiting Doubts

Residents recall the old training days and the wide Awakes era as a distant memory. No volunteers respond to a current appeal, and a local recruiting office is thought unlikely to attract soldiers. Newtown supports peace and backs President Wilson.

Pany Newtown Wilson

Tashua and Long Hill Summer Notes and Closings

Bridgeport resident John L Bierner spends summer with uncle Peter H Lynch in Tashua while Miss Phoebe Wildman visits from Danbury with relatives. Miss Florence B Dickinson leads Tashua school closing exercises on A Wildman veranda and six seventh graders prepare to enter Bridgeport eighth grade.

John L. Bierner Bridgeport Peter H. Lynch Phoebe Wildman Danbury Tashua Henry Nichols Beatrice Kohler St. Vincent's Hospital Florence B. Dickinson Woodbridge A. Wildman Maud Mallett Dickinson Dorothy Seeley Eva Swezey Stella Kohler Jennie Mallett Ernest Cotton Lillian Mallett Bridgeport High School Tashua Hill Edmund S. Lynch Bridgewater Ellen Toucey Lora Toucey Harold Toucey Buffalo N. Y Harry House Thomas Kohler John McGuinn Patrick Kohler Alice Thomas Honan Michael M. Finnell Newtown Wedley New York Ralph Wedley Long Hill Providence R. L George W. Cole Fairfield Beach Frank Mead Pumpkin Hill Mr. Mead Episcopal Guild Cutler’s Hall Frank Mead, Jr Charles Lamb George Wood Dorothy Anderson Middletown John Knechel Tashug L. R. Wildman Lorenzo C. B. Seeley

Local society notes and a consumer advertising critique

Woodbridge hosts a wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs William Dickitinson with guests attending from nearby areas. A party at Mr and Mrs S G Seeley’s home featured whist and refreshments. Various visits and graduation notices are noted, followed by reflections on truthful advertising and a cautionary tale about a park band’s schedule. The Interstate Commerce Commission suspends coal rate hikes from Illinois mines to Chicago and nearby states until December 29. An advertisement touts Cyrus Wart Remover at The Cyrus Pharmacy.

Woodbridge William Dickitinson S. G. Seeley Park Company City Terminal Chicago Illinois Wisconsin North Dakota Interstate Commerce Commission

War era notes and misc. brief items from distant towns

Short, scattered items: German Austrian village birth control by age draft. five Americans on Canadian casualty list. Panaman halted by a gunshot from Parker. Michigan prize fighting law enforcement. brass shipment to Germany from Huntington. Georgia mobs fears eased after Leo Frank case. Wilson Day in Portland. Carnegie home bombers pursued. Genevieve Clark wedding gift from Missouri delegation. Knoxville group indicted over distillery conspiracy. Michigan University diplomas. Judge Gray stroke. Bank of France gold rise. British POWs to help harvests. James J Hill professorship at Harvard. Joliet warden tests trusties. El Centro quake. Canadian cattle inspection. wage rise averts 600 trolley strike.

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