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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

9

Royal Hunters Return With Many Trophies

The King discusses reports from the Arabian Sporting Life about the Royal Hunters returning from a wilderness jaunt. The Interior Secretary notes they bring numerous trophies of the chase and the King remarks on his growing fondness for trophies.

FLOWERING PLANTS FOR AO Saal Pene Outdoor Planting

A brief note outlines flowering plants suited for outdoor planting across a season. It highlights varieties that thrive in local soils and climates, offering quick care tips and seasonal planting guidance for gardeners seeking color and resilience.

Funeral in city for Mrs George Milei de

Died in this city June 27 1912 Mrs George Milei de invites attend funeral from the residence of her daughter Hull 774 followed by interment at St Michaels cemetery The services will be from St Marys S98 and are to be solemnly observed at Et Michaels cemetery.

Pee George Mile Hull St. Mary's Et Michaels

Behoe Girl Crquet Book Shop Ad Admits Low Price Toys

Ad reads cheap kiddie items at a book shop on Main Street with a focus on mother and child needs. It touts low prices for various goods including items for children and mentions a sale price of one dollar.

Des Main ST

No Compromise Slogan Drives Progressive Push at Convention

June 27 Baltimore report describes progressives at the Democratic National Convention seeking to shift support from other candidates to Champ Clark. The unit rule is challenged as delegates engage in maneuvers to encourage pro Clark votes and consider abandoning the two thirds requirement. Bryan and Wilson factions clash amid tense room crowded with reporters and onlookers.

Baltimore Ohio Clark Earl William Jennings Bry Murphy-Ta National Committee Bryan

Nellie Mueller Wins Contested Divorce in South End

Nellie Mueller, a South End resident, obtained a contested divorce from Carl W. Mueller after a court committee found intolerable cruelty and shocking charges. The report alleged unnatural practices, insults at meals, involvement with other women, an attempted molestation of their daughter Martha, and drug addiction. the Muell ers married November 13 1885 with Nellie Abeel as her maiden name.

Nellie Mueller South End Carl W. Mueller Burpee Mueller Agie Martha Mueller Muellera i Nellie Abeel Geo. F. Mare Grace Fisher Crosier David Crozier Toronto Can Crogiers

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed for Coughs

A testimonial declares Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs. It praises great healing and soothing qualities for coughs colds and throat relief and warns against substitutes.

Foley

Work of oiling city streets to begin Monday

Public Works Director Courtade announced Standard Oil Co will oil Bridgeport streets starting Monday using automobile sprayers. About 700 000 square yards of roadway and trolley street sections will receive oiling. A long alphabetical list names non trolley streets and trolley lines with specific segments. Also notes a Page family reunion in East Haven and a 1912 Bridgeport case involving Domenico Cesare, with related legal actions.

Courtade Public Works Department Standard Oil Co New York Atlantic Street Russell Rennell Allen Street Broad Lafayette Admiral Street Harbor Iranistan Avenue Bunney Street Connecticut Avenue Crescent Avenue Bostwick Bert Park Place Brooks Street Maple Putnam Bunnell Street Stratford Avenue Burroughs Street Noble Avenue Hest Main Beldwin Street Bagsick Avenue State Street Beecher Street Huniington Avenue Run Avenue Beardsley Street Newfield Avenue Seaview Avenue Berkshire Avenue Huntington Road Orchard Street Black Rock Avenue Park Avenue Beechwood Avenue Norman Street Carleton Avenue Central Avenue Straaford Avenue Wester Golsden Hill Street Main Avenue Ballroed Avenue Gregory Street Hallett Street Hamittom Street Barnum Avenue Hancock Avenue Deweyst Woodin Avenue Hs Avenue Huntington Avenue Beecher Howard Avenue North Avenue Housa‘Golden Hinl Wells Algo East Washington Avenue Ogden Kossuth Street Pearl Laurel Avenue Brooklawn Avenue Lee Railroad Avenue Lewistreet Lafayette Street State Seaside Park Lenox Avenue Fairfield Avenue Lane Terrace Main Street Roosevelt Street Noble William Street Summer ‘Avenue Spring Noble Avenue Atlantic Washington ‘Avenue Wood Wells Street West Avenue Washington West Liberty -Warren Whitmey Avenue Charles Hartington Avenue Thérme Street Beardsley Park Trumbull Road Mt. Grove Cemetery Seaside ‘Park Ship Yard Washington Avenue R. H. Page Page

Howland's Bridgeport Store Hours Announced

Howland's in Bridgeport announces new summer hours starting July 1 through August closing at 5:00 P.M. on weekdays and Saturday openings exceptions noted for Saturdays.

Sampeck Young Men Suits Featured as American Standard

An advertisement proclaims Sampeck suits for young men as America's standard with Heather mixtures blue and grey worsted cheviots, hopsackings, serge, chalk stripe fabrics and summer cloths. It highlights soft roll three button coats, tailored collars, waistcoats, and various pocket styles. Entire stock of two and three piece outfits offered, many from season advance models, closed out at a great reduction with $15 to $20 suits at ten dollars.

America Sampeck

Couch Hammocks and Home Comforts From The Howland Dry Goods

A Holt style advertisement touts couch hammocks with heavy duck fabric, wind shields, and adjustable stands priced from 3.50 to 7.50. It promotes outdoor lounging gear, awning canopies, rag rugs, fiber matting, and French olive can, highlighting clearance items and special lots from a local dry goods store.

Nicky

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