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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1916

Page

10

Building permits issued by the building commission

Building notes list numerous permits last night including a four family house on Seaview avenue for Michael Paget a barn remodel into a two family home on Denver avenue for J E Gaylor a two family dwelling on Livingston place for Charlies W Tush a one and a half story cottage on Anson street for Joseph Coughlin a family frame house on Wade street for James EH Beach a frame cottage on Hawley avenue for Helen Ryan a one family house on Birmingham avenue for Leon Bousquet a private garage on Lesbia street for John McGee a private frame garage on Fifth street for Mrs A R Lane a frame rear veranda at 52 64 Gilmore street for Leopold Cohen a one story frame shelter building at Beardsley park for the city a roof over back porch at Hackley Street for C A Nelson a private garage on Vine street for Joseph Coles a three family brick house on Morgan avenue for Jesus Walter a one family house on the north side of the street for Ethel M Whee Alteration and addition to a frame building on Brook lawn place for Robert Eames a frame porch on Fairfield avenue for John Clancy a two story frame house on North avenue for Elsie Lucrent and a one story brick building on Brooks street for George and Carrie.

Board of Building Commissioners Seaview Avenue Michael Paget Denver Avenue J. E. Gaylor Livingston Place Charlies W. Tush Anson Street Joseph Coughlin Wade Street James EH. Beach Hawley Avenue Helen Ryan Birmingham Avenue Leon Bousquet Lesbia Street John McGee Fifth Street A. R. Lane Gilmore Street Leopold Cohen Beardsley Park City Hackley Street C. A. Nelson Vine Street Joseph Coles Morgan Avenue Jusus Walter Ethel M. Whee Brooklawn Place Robert Eames Fairfield Avenue John Clancy North Avenue Elsie Lucarent Brooks Street George and Carrie

Vice President's Chance One in Seven Analysis

A New York Evening Post editorial notes the odds of a Vice President becoming President at one in six or seven, contrasting with historic paths to the White House. It cites public indifference toward the Vice Presidency and mentions Andrew Johnson and Theodore Roosevelt as examples of grave national impact. The piece also lists a Dutch bank stock figure, a distressed American schooner, a new aeroplane plant, and a wart remover ad from Cyrus Pharmacy.

United States Andrew Johnson Theodore Roosevelt White House New York Evening Post

Raiders murder two Americans near Hachita in border raid

At least two Americans, Mr. and Mrs. William Parker, were killed at their ranch four miles from the Mexican line near Hachita New Mexico. About 200 head of cattle and 25 horses were driven off by roughly twenty mounted bandits who fled toward the border. pursuit by U.S. troops and local cowboys continues as reports claim Mexican forces are concentrated elsewhere.

el Paso William Parker Hachita N. M Mexico Seach Sierra Madre Chihuahua Sonora Colonia Dublan Pershing John M. Jenkins Eleventh Cav

Bandits to Lead Villa Follower Forces Across Border

News from El Paso reports gathering bands of former Villa supporters near Juarez led by known chiefs. Authorities monitor refugees while amnesty draws Villa subordinates toward Carranza’s regime as border tension rises and food shipments begin to move after waivers.

City seeks long vacant bacteriologist post in Bridgeport

A $2,000 Bridgeport city job as bacteriologist for the health department remains unfilled. The board cut the requested $2,500 salary, hoping a university graduate would take it, but no one will accept. Dr. George E. Ober currently handles analyses and charges per test, earning just over $1,000 last year.

Bridgeport Bridgeport Health Department Board of Apportionment and Taxation Board of Health George E. Ober Police and Charities

Doctor Declines Offer After Move to Cannon Street

The statement notes Dr. Ober has been relocated to the Taylor building on Cannon Street, and he will not accept the offered salary for the position.

Taylor Cannon Street Ober

Hadley Furniture Co Expands Storage Capacity

Hadley Furniture Co. increases storage by 20000 square feet after leasing a new warehouse adjoining the East Washington avenue facility near Housatonic. Manager Oppel says the firm now offers the largest furniture storage capacity in the city, up 50 percent, with planned removal of Water Street stock to the new site and a six-truck garage addition.

Hadley Furniture & Carpet Co Richard Oppel Hadley East Washington Aviue Housatonic Hadley Co Oppel Water Street

Education officials to attend national convention in New York

Superintendent Samuel J. Slawson and the local board of education will attend the national convention of educational organizations from July 1 to 8 at Madison Square Garden in New York. The NYS Association of Postmasters met at Alexandria, N Y as the embargo on raw hides was pledged for review by Secretary Lansing.

Samuel J. Slawson Board of Education National Convention of Educational Organizations Madison Square Garden New York The New York State Association of Postmasters Alexandria N. Y Lansing Russia

Drastic Jitney Ordinance May Be Modified At Council

An ordinance committee meeting with jitney drivers and chauffeurs led to multiple suggested changes. Proposed bond could drop from 5,000–10,000 to 1,000. Allowing drivers to operate non specified cars and removing fare on the side were discussed. Main street curb times may be altered due to likely traffic shift to Water street. City attorney to draft a revised ordinance for council review next Monday.

The Common Council Main Street Water Street

Honor Col Knowlton Elected President in Connecticut Club

Col Julius W Knowlton of Bridgeport was elected president of the Y and Navy Club of Connecticut yesterday at the annual session at The Griswold New London Lyman S Chapman of Bridgeport was named a vice president Henry J Seeley of Bridgeport commander of the Connecticut G A R addressed the members at the banquet held in the evening

Julius W. Knowlton Bridgeort Y and Navy Club Connecticut Griswold New London Lyman S. Chapman Bridgeport Henry J. Seeley Connecticut G. A. R

Pleasure Beach plans major boardwalk rebuild and amusements

The Pleasure Beach boardwalk will be rebuilt from end to end for the opening Saturday. The promenade will host on both sides amusement and refreshment stands, bath houses near completion, and a newly redecorated illuminated dance hall. A Ferris wheel will be installed near the boardwalk as part of the resort’s upgrades. A Wheeler & Wilson band sacred concert is set for Sunday afternoon. Officers and prisoners of Sing Sing raised 800 for the widow of the death house guard slain during last week’s escape.

Pleasure Beach Wheeler & Wilson Sing Sing Prison Daniel J. McCarthy Oreste Shillitani

MITCHEL OPPOSES GERMAN REGIMEN IN CITY TROOPS

New York June 28 Mayor Mitchel objects to forming a regiment of troops entirely from German born citizens. In a public letter he warns against racial lines and urges joining federal authorized forces or national guard rather than a mono nationality unit.

New York Mitchel Aletter National Guard

Elias Howe Post to Hold Last Muster

Members of the Elias Howe Jr. post G. A. R. will hold their final muster in the Grand Army rooms Thursday evening. A comrade from another town lacking a G. A. R. post will be admitted. The last muster was in 1910. Funeral bouquets and designs by John Reck & Son.

Elias Howe, Jr Grand Army Rooms

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