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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1912
Page
12
Reported in city court today a charge was lodged against the crew of the Worth Main Street car involved in a fatal collision with a Locomobile at Gold Street. Shaw Havenne was fatally injured. the chauffeur and others faced accusations as investigations continued.
A large number of East Side citizens appeared before the Board of Health last night demanding elimination of the garbage nuisance. Witnesses testified to odors from the garbage plant affecting the east side for four or five years. Interchanges between officials and complainants marked the hearing with caution and formalities.
Thousands of boys from ages ten to sixty flocked to the circus parade this morning. The procession showcased dazzling heralds, a top steam calliope, and live animals as animals, ladies and gentlemen in bright costumes rode by a police escort, thrilling the crowd with wagons and ads.
The shop advertises a wide range of children’s toys and paint for mothers, with a simple sale for $1.00 and no extra charges. Located at 908-088 Main St, the listing emphasizes affordable items for families and entertaining croquet games.
Shopkeepers report continued high meat prices with shoppers noting limited bargains. Vendors cite supply tightness and demand pressures as markets reel from inflation and seasonal fluctuations.
Boston dispatch reports a chaotic clipping with circus names Toswell and Fatardo amid mentions of a State Convention of Engineers opening, a police probe into an automobile accident involving Albert Larkin and James G Benson, and a note about three girl babies arriving with a brother by stork express to Ernest Fatardo's family. one boy died at birth as five other children are listed.
A newspaper ad promotes women dresses with lace and silk trims priced around 10 to 12.50 dollars, and men’s or women’s nightwear including pajamas offered at discounted amounts. The text notes substantial price reductions and clearance style language.
Women may choose a skirt in any style before closing Saturday night with no extra charge. Measurements are free while woolen fabric and a trim remain available at special prices. The store notes continued emphasis on wool garments and custom tailoring without additional fees.
The article notes a large exhibit at Colonial Hall showcasing power plant enactments and growers' supplies. It references a Republican movement split and Roosevelt era ambitions, with mentions of leaders and dates in a local Madison scene. The event is billed as the best and largest ever held in the city.
James A. Gaffney of 285 Zant Main Street must pay Bridget Gaffney one thousand seventy two dollars and thirty eight cents in a court decision. The ruling details a family dispute over funds and property involving the mother and son.
Delegates from across the state attend the 17th annual convention at Colonial Ball. State President Chapman calls the meeting to order and welcomes delegates with a city tour invitation from Clifford B. Wilson. Edward Roe offers the national address reply. Vice president F. J. Mulcahy of Crane Valve Co delivers the main address and invites delegates to tour its West End plant.
An advertisement extols discounted books by John Fox Jr. and others at 45 to 46 cents, highlighting a new edition and stories worth reading. It also markets leather travel accessories and drapery fabrics priced from 3.50 to 10 dollars, stressing durability and stylish patterns for travelers and home use.
Ball bearing bicycles for young folks advertised with possible pricing and features. The notice highlights durable components and easy riding for youths, noting accessibility and value.
Fragmentary OCR shows a sale listing for gloves including chamoisette and Lisle varieties. Mentions sizes for children and women, white and washable options, with prices around 50c to 75c and a clasp fastening.
Fragmented catalog line describing white garments with embroidery and lace sleeves. Mentions price and a brand or item tag THE HOWLAND DRY GOODS.
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