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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
12
Advertises women dresses called Tub Dresses and Ladies piedess o while offering Genuine Rubber Bathing Ne soak at 2 gant 20c Children’s Rain Capes priced at 1.00.
Washington reports expected word from Mexico's Carranza on peace talks with enemy envoys. A provisional government talks plan, Monterrey arrival, and cabinet officer Manuel Zubaran figure in the likely audience. The war delegation could depart for the Canadian border soon as two South American diplomats were to attend. George Tl of Gaxe Meiningen dies in Germany at age 3.
Mr and Mrs Albert Dow of 68 Yale Street are hosting a large reception tonight for their 25th wedding anniversary. About 100 guests invited. The couple will greet visitors as they wear a white gown. Sons Albert Jr and Harold assist. Palm and rose decorations. dancing mainly. May Hall invites parents and friends of her dancing class to a informal reception at Varuna Hall on Monday June 29. The class has worked hard to brighten the hall and expects a happy evening.
Washington reports from the Pan American Union say Venezuelan minister P. Exequiel Rojas died at a summer resort in Atlantic City New Jersey. The death occurred early today and is being investigated.
Tomorrow special sale events highlight end of month bargains for thrifty shoppers. Readymade hats, children trims, embroidered lawn garments, and silk waists feature deeply reduced prices. Stock includes white lawn pieces, straw braids, wings, quills, and feathers, with many items under one dollar to boost value.
Washington June 26 President William promises the country the greatest business boom in its history. He says signs of revival grow daily as tariff currency and trust reforms pass, and asserts the administration will finish the constructive program to restore confidence, stability, and recovery for commerce nationwide.
Annabel Rowen died Thursday evening at St. Vincent's hospital after a two week illness of pneumonia. She was 41 years old and a resident of the East Side, a devoted member of St Mary’s RC church. She is survived by her husband Joseph, two daughters May Talgutt and Helen Bowen, a son Arthur B Phillips, and two grandchildren. Remains were taken to August G Baker mortuary chapel and will be moved to her home at 41 Orange Street on Saturday evening.
Washington June 26 Rep Donovan pressed the case against absenteeism in Congress by scolding Antioch College president Fess of Ohio for missing sessions. He noted Fess’s three week absences and urged him to resume duties and attend the session.
Twelve Iron Workers convicted in the dynamite conspiracy arrived at Leavenworth Kansas to start serving their sentences and were processed in the penitentiary. Eugene A of San Francisco and Frank J Higgins of Boston were not yet present but expected later. Some asked about comrades who remained in prison and had not been released on bond, while no one inquired about Herbert S Hockin of Detroit who is accused of aiding the government.
A wedding at 173 Orchard street united Katherine Liebscher and Richard Keeton with a guest list from out of town and a Niagara Falls trip planned. The couple will reside on Capitol Avenue after a newly built house. In Seymour, Julia Stuart Canfield wed John Bryant Wallace Jr. at Montanina. The ceremony was led by Dr. William Arnold Schaaklin. The wedding drew hundreds, with Bridgeport social prominence.
Saturday specials offer silk gloves in multiple colors at 69 cents and 89 cents, with generous dress assortments described including figured lawns, striped ginghames, sheer voiles, crepes, and linens. The department highlights quick selling, low prices, and assorted fabrics alongside accessories like girdles and lace trimmed pieces.
After a Bermuda wedding trip the couple will live in Waterbury. Miss Bessie Libby, a Wednesday Afternoon Musical club member and Bowman pupil, hosts a June musical for her junior and intermediate pupils at 35 Yale Street tonight with bass singer Charles Mertens assisting. The program features duets by Libby and Eleanor Lee, and pieces by Mathews, Gurbitt, Spaulding, Ducelle, Cadman, and Crosb y Adams.
A list of artists Kimball Duets and Diabelli with several named performers including Marjorie Kimbell Miss Libby Mrs Crosby Adama Goodwin Clyne Burleigh and others. Items include Brook Song Commotion Dance of the Marionettes In the Park Sweet Hope and March Militaire among titles by Heller Burleigh and Schubert with various soloists and ensembles.
Chicago police held three men including a court clerk today on charges linked to an extensive jury fixing and subordination of perjury inquiry. John P. Cummings was named amid allegations that accomplices offered services to secure his acquittal in high profile cases. Farmer Want Ads. One Cent a Word.
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