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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1909

Page

4

Real Estate Boom Has Bridgeport Building Permits

Bridgeport shows strong real estate activity with seven day permits totaling 103,730 and mortgage loans at 116,980. Projects include a four story factory for Union Metallic Cartridge and a dwelling on Howard Avenue, plus alterations to a three family home on Grant Street and other small-scale builds led by local banks and residents.

Bridgeport Hartford Ingen Bank Bisco D. C South George Jackman Park Ave

Galuzzo Defends Suit Against Three Pappa Brothers

Mrs. Joseph Galuzzo sues Sta istiano Gerlonda and Constandino Pappa alleging they spread stories to provoke her husband’s jealousy. She claims this drove him away with their infant and that the brothers proposed schemes to her, prompting a return to New York. The case appeared in court yesterday and the defendants defaulted.

Joseph Galuzzo Staistiano Gerlonda Constandino Pappa New York

Cholera Increase Acknowledged by St Petersburg Health

Officials in St Petersburg admit a daily rise in cholera cases as of June 26. The health department confirms the outbreak and outlines measures to curb spread. Local authorities urge residents to follow hygiene precautions and report suspected cases promptly.

ST. Petersburg United Press

Roaches Running Wild In Homes Prompt Patent Remedy

Roaches run wild in homes tolerated by careless housewives. Some try vague methods, but Cyrus Roach Powder claims to terminate roaches. It is advertised as harmless and not poisonous, priced at 35 cents per pound.

Cyrus Connecticut Main Street Bridgeport G. W. Fairchild & Sons Agaitartirgggg

Fears For Czar’s Visit Prompted Security Talk

London reports MP H Carlisle from St Albines Hartfordshire says he will urge government to outline protection for Czar during his upcoming Cowes visit with King Edward. A strong anti Russian protest in the anarchist colony raises concerns of harm to Nicholas. A fleet will guard the Standart and imperial yacht.

United Press London H. Carlislie St. Albine’s Hartfordshire Edward Cowes Nicholas Standart

Heatwave Sees Violent Attack and Storm Damage in New York

In New York last night a man, Charles Loonam, attacked his wife with a carving knife in their 26th street apartment and was captured after a struggle. The wife suffered a serious forehead wound. The heat wave continued, easing only slightly, while a night storm damaged coastal amusements and cottages and a balloon dari Pommerin tied by Steeplechase Park, Coney Island, was found at Rocky Park.

United Press New York Charles Loonam 26Th Street Loonam Steeplechase Park Coney Island Rocky Park

Divorce Granted to Mrs Haggerty in Desertion Case

In Superior Court yesterday Katherine K Haggerty was granted a divorce from Frank J Hag gerty on desertion grounds. The couple wed July 15 194? and the desertion is alleged to have occurred the same day. The plaintiff received custody of their minor child and will resume her maiden name Ligley.

Katherine K Haggerty Frank J. Haggerty Ligley

Features for Coming Week at Steeplechase Island

Steeplechase Island hosts a varied program tomorrow headlined by Vallecit a Leopards in a cage of five beasts. Fireworks tonight after high diving and the Dare Devil Dash. Horses perform a double dive in afternoon. Coast Artillery band under Paul Golding plays concerts. Booths rides games baths and a new shooting gallery promise nonstop entertainment all day. Captain Boyton funds free open air amusements and Weber's pavilion offers affordable dining tomorrow.

Paul Boyton Vallecita Coast Artillery Band Paul Golding Royal Gorge Captain Boyton

Fraternal Officess Elected In Local Lodge Rooms

Last night six fraternal societies elected officers with attendance thin due to a circus. Wardens include Wowompon Tribe Red Men Sachem Thomas Hungerford and other officers. inductions planned for July by district deputy J A Hubbard. Social sessions with ice cream noted for several groups.

Wowompon Tribe Sachem Thomas Hungerford Sagamore Stephen J. White Richard Ss. Kolb Prophet William Lounsbury J. A. Hubdell South Norwalk Hae Sachem Independence Home P. of A. Guardian Margaret McClutcheon Margaret Erhard Mary Ayles Mary EB Yale Louise Harrison Lily Griffin Herald G. Koch Carrie Hamburg Allen Davidson C. R. Townsend M. D Supreme Circle M. A. Kenney Nathaniel Wheeler F. of A Richard Allen A. Glasson J. H. Grant Woodward James Neary James Foster Beadle M. Davis William Rogers E. Mudgett Edward Firkin F. P. Silliman Benedict G. Curtis I. B. Capron George Curtis E. W. Nichols George E. Mills Heine Lodge Rudolph Maier Rudolph Maier; Vice President, ‘Herman Heske Fred Maier Richard Forhmen Emil Endelmann John Hummel William Brechlin Jacob Huriiman

Newtown Street hosts Class of 09 outing at Grace Osbourne home

Bridgeport High School seniors from the Class of 09 enjoyed a warm afternoon at Grace Sandford Osbourne’s Newtown Street residence. The gathering featured twenty or more classmates and guests with a full meal, praised hostess Osbourne, and thanks from attendees.

Bridgeport High School Grace Sandford Osbourne Newtown Street Ethel Riley Skene Angeline DelaValle Flora Jones May Davidson Edna Dorsey Edna Keefe Susie Keating Irene Howell Marion Leonard George F. Duncombe Genevieve Brown Bridgeport P. Lyons Alice Wildman P. Gannon Katherine Campbell New Haven P. Campbell Fred Hayes Brookfield Tessie Carmody Leslie Oakley Lottie Merritt Mamaroneck N. Y John T. Keane George F. Hayes West Newton Mass Allen School Wesley F. Hayes Margaret Blake Connecticut Training School For Nurses Michael Blake Walnut Tree Hill C. H. Finch Danbury

Medal for Dean Wright at Yale marks deanship end

Yale announces a silver medal struck to honor Professor Henry Parks Wright on the close of his deanship of Yale College. A bronze replica is placed in the University Library and another will go to the Metropolitan Museum in New York. The piece was presented by Yale faculty.

New Haven Yale Henry Parks Wright Yale College University Library Metropolitan Museum New York Germany Henry Beutelspacher, Jr Ryndan Holland American Line Henry Beutelspacher

Mrs Duesing Returns From Sanger Fest In New York

After four days at the Sanger funeral in New York Mrs Duesing wife of Dr Duesing of East Main street has returned home.

New York

Portraits of a porch party and local notices

A Thursday afternoon porch party hosted by Miss Dorothy Beach and Miss Clara Mix at Mrs. F. Beach's North Main street home featured whist with prizes for Eleanor Lines, Helen Wilson, and Loraine Clark. The event joined a long list of local social updates including student diplomas, a bridal party, and musical engagements.

Dorothy Beach Clara Mix F. Beach North Main Street Eleanor Lines Helen Wilson Loraine Clark Mildred Lineberg Bessie Rose Gladys Macfarland Marion Clark Lelia Gregory Grace Hall Natalie Macfarland May Hatheway Helen Lewis Florence Stearns Mabel Smith Elsie Nobbs Marguerite Wilmot Dorothy Hard Eloise Taft Helen Plumb Marion Plumb Katherine Plumb Grace Mallett Frances Williams Beatrice Birdseye

How Fish Breathes and Other Curious Notes

The article discusses fish respiration, noting gill anatomy and how fish extract oxygen by passing water over gills. It compares fish oxygen needs to warm-blooded animals and explains drowning-like death in stale aquarium water. Also includes a bear rain coat anecdote and a London lecture on fly mortality.

H. Hill Royal Victoria Hall London England Mr. Hill

eclectic miscellany includes science oddities and Madison mint julep tale

The page mixes curiosities from a daddy longlegs observation to a Paris inquiry on why men wear mustaches. It cites coin comparisons and world money units, plus a Virginia orange county icehouse wager by James Madison and a quip about a schooling Briggins misstep in the Washington Star.

Gaulois Paris Madison James Madison Orange County America

Riche vents anger at lazy sons as wife defends them

Mr Riche bitterly blasts his lazy sons while his wife consistently offers excuses. He says he must make allowances for them, a stance that fuels his anger and tension within the family.

Mr. Riche

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