Demands Retraction Over Campaign Contributions
A letter from Mr. Cattin responds to Mr. Leeds urging retraction on a presidential campaign issue. It details past solicitations, including a $15 check dated Oct 20, 1913, to William B. Seeley as treasurer, and mentions a later $100 donation reported by James Turner. City Clerk Robinccatain declines to retract statements while denying others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brom
Cattin
Leeds
Robinse
Macron
John T. King
William B. Seeley
James Turner
Bicycle Thieves Busy in Bridgeport
Report of bicycle thefts in Bridgeport with three machines stolen in New Haven and several suspects listed. Detective Sergeant Fox located the bikes, and local complaints prompted police action. Names and addresses of individuals are given, including Edward Pace and Pixley, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nets Ae
Fox
New Haven
Beldepport
Edward Pace
Calhour Avenue
James Siabo
Hacia Bomogri
Corbin Bt
Rd Bronson
William Pixley
Qonaut Avenue
Woman Held For Asylum In Norwalk Case
A woman described as mentally unsettled was committed to the County Home at Norwalk after an incident on the street. She had been briefly cared for but was released before the decision was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGttt
Madison Heights
J. Leverty
D. B. Wasson
Stary
Norwalk
Died in New York City June 26 1914 interment requested
Death notice from New York City dated June 26 1914 notes an interment in Lakeview Cemetery Bridgeport on Sunday June 28. Invitation extended to attend. Also mentions West End Outing Club baseball team gathering at Morrissey’s Hotel for game at Columbus Park on June 28. Several small ads follow for eyewear, optometrist services, furnished/unfurnished housing, and a social dance event to be held Mon June 29 1914 at the Wo Pavilion with music by Spelidel and tickets 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Eimer
Lakeview Cemetery
Bridgeport
West End
Morrissey's
Somer State
Hancock Et & P
Columbus Park
Watch and Chain
Atlas Hotel
Tommy
ST. PA
Wo Pavilion
Spelidel
Perens
Cottage for sale at Devon with city conveniences
Six room cottage and large lot at Devon with electric light and all city conveniences offered for 2950 dollars. One amount in cash. I have several small homes at bargain prices. D R Whitney 1025 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devon
Steady Growth in Bridgeport Taxes
A 1913 report by Clerk of Appraisal William Corbin shows rising taxable property in Bridgeport. Total real property valued at 87,488,856 with personal property at 24,707,856, land 6,109,228, and buildings on land 81,379,625. Revenue from city sources was 379,342.32, down 89,088.55 from the previous year, marking the smallest income from these sources in a decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Corbin
Ould Eee Naquor Ws
Police arrest man on phony check complaint
Hector Tammoro 83 of 76 Washington Avenue a real estate dealer was detained after a phony check complaint filed by Abe Ketz of 1368 Main Street. Ketz suspects the man forged his name on a check presented to Joseph Ridolin of 192 Middle Street and police found a package of papers with names as he was taken to headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hector Tammoro
Washington Avenus
Thomas F. Mstone
Abe
Kets
Main Street
Ketz
Too Cold for Open Air Movies at State Street Site
Open air moving picture venture at State Street and West Avenue faces closure as weather is too cold. Property owned by Edward Sparweo of Spargoland Winter, rented to a New York theatrical company under McIntyre management. Lessees indicate shutdown at least temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moving Picture
State Street
West Avenue
Edward Sparweo
Spargoland Winter
New York
McIntyre
Typ
Spango
Stratford News Roundup Skims 1914 Events and Graduations
Stratford community notes recall road safety near North Main and Wheeler's corner, local elections and class commencements. West Haven parish services announced with St James and Christ Episcopal Church schedules. Graduates from a local school receive diplomas as Dr William B Cogswell presides. ten graduates named among twenty-four students. South Berwick, Me marks its 100th incorporation anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Thomas Clinton
Wesington
D. CC
Stratford
Ae Reed
Achgol
Fternoon
John Bohan
O’conpaar
Staten Igland
St. James’ R
Jones
New Haven
Christ Episcopal Church
Congregational Church
W.L. Sears
State Free Employment Offic
Boston
William B. Cogswell
Board of Education
Myra
Wood Curtis
Gertrude Ellen Howler
Grace Isabel Aufferd
Carol May Morehouse
Lor- Taizie Snowden Follett
Marvin Pearl Spamer
Natalie May Wilcoxson
Dorothy Wood
Tillie Ansum
Maurice Albert Baker
William Stanislaus McGrath
Elmer Summons
Vincent Sexton
Salem Fire Devastates City Core Saving Key Landmarks
A major fire swept Salem, threatening the Hawthorne birthplace and the House of Seven Gables near the Peabody Museum and Essex Institute, while militia patrolled streets. Refugees crowded alleys as homes burned, hospitals saved, and factories along the harbor burned, with two bodies recovered and three lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathaniel Hawthorne
House of Seven Gables
Old Custom House
Peabody Museum
Essex Institute
Frus- Senay
Carhimen
Salem
Beverly
Soaninna
Ae’ Hill
Duacne Thenufacturing
Maine Railroad
Salem Hospital
Boston and Maine Railrroad
North Salem
Mason and
Orth Streets
One Ou
Throwebout
Beary C. Frick
Philadelphia
Cambridge
Good
Lawrence
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Jennie Cunningham
Samuel P. Withey
Prescott Street
Mill
Charles H. Danforth
Fairfield Street Meeting at Bridgeport June 26 1914
On Friday June 26 1914 at Howland's Main Street Fairfield Avenue and Cannon at Bridgeport Connecticut a local gathering is noted. The event centers on a public venue with civic or commercial significance and highlights the organized activity in Bridgeport during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon At
Featherweight suits from Priestley Mohair and MacKenzie crash
Lightweight garments designed for summer wear. MacKenzie crash offered at 12.50 and 15 dollars, 15 to 20 and 16 50 dollars for Priestley mohair, with cravenetted lining to resist showers. Both are advertised as durable yet extremely light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priestley
Double Service suits and white serge trousers for summer
Light blue serge business suit with white serge evening trousers makes a versatile set for summer occasions. Howland Value priced at 16.50 and 20.50, with serge or flannel trousers in pure white or pinstripe blue or black around 5 dollars.
Yorke Shirts and Union Suits Bake Big Summer Deals
Two impressive bargains offer Yorke shirts at 1.10 and Yorke union suits at .69. Regularly 1.50 shirts, these summer pieces boast low necks and sleeveless designs. Pair with a Howland featherweight suit and Howland low shoes to beat the heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yorke
Yorke Union
Howland
Community Scouts Race Event and Funeral Services Noted
The report details Boy Scout troops 3 9 11 12 and 13 engaging in signalling dressing race hand wrestling monster sight and treasure hunt with sack three legged and potato races and ribbons for winners. judges listed. It also notes the funeral Mass for Sister Mary Angele at St Marys convent and church with a full slate of clergy present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Tucker
H. W. Hincks
EB. M. Jaycox
J. W. Moore
Milton Bassett
A. D. Canfield
W- I.allen, Jr
Rev. H. D. Gallaudet
Sister Mary Angele
St Mary’s Convent
St Mary’s R. C
Thomas J. Mulcahy
Joseph H. Leiferman
John F. Murphy
Joseph Joyce
D. D
Middletown
Edward V. Murphy
St. Augustine’s
James H
New Oyster Farms Company Formed in Connecticut
Papers of incorporation filed in Bridgeport establish the Connecticut Oyster Farms Company with capital stock of 300000. The firm will handle seafoods meats and vegetables, with incorporators Percy O Connor of Bridgeport Charles E Wheeler and William H Raye of Newton Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Oyster Farms Company
Bridgeport
Percy O'Conner
Charles E. Wheeler
William H. Raye
Newton
Mass
Congregational Sunday Schools Hold Picnic
About 1500 people attended the union picnic of the North South Park street King's Highway and Italian Congregational Sunday schools of this city and Faith chapel of Fairfield. The event was at Beardsley park with special trolley cars. The Wheeler & Wilson Band performed a concert in the afternoon and Camp Fire Girls under Miss Ann Sophia Grumman demonstrated their work. Athletic events for the boys were organized by a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Park Street
King’s Highway
Faith Chapel
Fairfield
Beardsley Park
Wheeler & Wilson
Camp Fire Girls
Ann Sophia Grumman
New White Dresses With Cool Comfort
A selection of light dresses described as cool and comfortable for hot weather. Features include white crepe with organdy collar and cuffs, black silk accents, hand buttons, and hip draped effects. Other styles include Russian tunics with belts in black leather and wide satin girdles, offered in prices around 3.5 to 12 units.
Pretty new white skirts at bargain prices
The listing advertises white skirts in multiple styles including ratine and pique tunic skirts with crochet and pearl buttons. Features include side openings, two pockets, and novelty Russian tunic designs. Prices start around five dollars. many pieces described as linen and Irish linen blends.
Come on in the Water's Fine Summer Sale
Bathing suits for men and women in cotton serge mohair and satin plus a large range of summer wear from trousers and khaki to light shirts and sample underwear. Prices from 29c to $3 with special lot offers in the front and rear basement areas. Thermos food jars bottles and decanters offered as practical summer aids.
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Ieeds
Frank Ballard
Jean
Eee Aero
Sitner
Robincatiin
Tirser
Puort Law
Harry
Les
Warner
Fairfelt Ave
Keenan
Harmony St
South Berwick
Conn
Howland Dry Goods CO
Park City
Port Jefferson
N. C
Sound
NEW Oyster Farms Company
Congregational
Fairfield Avenues
Assis
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