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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1909
Page
5
Vallecia and her den perform daily at 4 30 and 8 30 with leopards on the bill. Dare Devil Dash aerial bicycle feats at 6 and 9. The island offers bathing facilities, free attractions, and breezes from the Sound, plus various other amusements.
Mrs John T Sterling Mrs JR Woodhull and Mrs W E Hailzan plan for Mrs Story. DJ AR Clifton Taylor of 35 Pleasant Street returns after his first Dartmouth year. Henshaw family to return from Europe late July. Beardsley summer plans. Margaret Robinson registered in Paris June 26. A party at Fort Trumbull Beach honors Emrie Macy with teachers’ outing to South Norwalk and shore dinner. Second Baptist church picnic set for June 29 at Point on New Haven harbor East side. Mrs Edward Mora recovering after an operation at Bridgeport hospital. News from Germany about Mr Queen’s stay for Pathe. Fred L Lewis wins first prize in Sheffield Civil Engineering.
The Brooklawn Country Club entertainment committee posted a busy July program with a 6 p m table d hote dinner on July 6 featuring Henry J Hadfield in a Kipling recital a tea and surprise putting match the next day a 1 p m luncheon and an afternoon medal play round for Independence Day cups prizes donated by William B Whian DeVer H Werner Mrs Nathan H Heft extra putting matches rubber whist contests and more including prizes from Mrs Edgar W Bassick Mrs Lewis B Curtis and Mrs Willam T Hincks. A baby arrived for Mr and Mrs Thor ton J Belden of Fairfield avenue while Mr Berge n works at City National Bank and Mrs BA Cain retires from 175 Pequonnock street. Owen Toolan attends Newport while his wife ministers at St Johns Church.
Boston date June 2. Salt for $50,000 for alleged breach of promise has been brought against William H. Sullivan trading as Mitchell the Tailor. F Flynn declares she learned on Aug. 15, 1907 that Sullivan was married. She left the store and has not been well since.
Fairfield business Austin and Dickson announce Audic Beach opening on May 1 offering a cosy home like house for about thirty guests. Accessible from Fairfield via Penfield avenue. telephone service available for car meeting. Rooms well furnished bright and airy with excellent cuisine and abundant food. good bathing boating and fishing nearby. Pricing by mail or telephone 554. Advertise in the Farmer.
Frank Montgomery, a trusted Lackawanna railway engineer, died after being pinned for three hours under his overturned locomotive’s cab. He sustained a crushed chest and paralyzed lower limbs and died at St Mary’s Hospital Hoboken. Buckminster Seeks Pension From Fire Commission After 32 Years of Service. Giovanni and Mamie Magula Cause Explosion Fear as Lighted Matches Prompt Sewer Incident. New Mine Lamp Uses Air to Suppress Dust and Gas. The prettiest face ad promotes Cyrus Remover for wart removal at Theorn Pharmacy.
Worcester June 28 After he had been officially declared dead and his body placed on a truck to be removed to the morgue Joseph Remillard 40 baker of this city was restored to life by electricity and is improving though his name remains on the dangerous list Overcome by heat he collapsed and was kept alive by artificial respiration until ice was applied then he was taken to City Hospital Where ten minutes after arrival he was declared dead An electric current revived him with a twitching reaction shortly after arrival at the hospital
Washington reports outline large layoff plans as new administration cuts costs. About 6 percent of Department of Commerce and Labor staff to be discharged on July 1, wid passages of Forestry Service dismissals. Chief Forester Pinchot’s West district offices draw criticism while women clerks face relocation or resignations. Treasury aims to avoid raising salaries. census hiring could absorb thousands as Congress prepares a $10 million appropriation for a two year census.
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