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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1910

Page

4

Morrissey Plans Garage and City Approvals

The Council, per Paving Commission guidance, authorized payment of 41 804.40 to Toole and Sanderlin for completing a sewer on Morehouse Street. It granted Salts Textile Co. permission to erect two frame buildings within the limit, one storage 70 by 22 feet and another 15 by 15 feet, with 200 foot property-owner waivers. Thomas Morrissey was allowed to build a fireproof garage on Elm Street. construction had begun before permit rules and required committee sanction.

Toole & Sanderlin Morehouse Street Thel Salts Textile Co Thomas Morrissey Elm Street

Recital by Pupils of John Adam Hugo at Warner Hall

Last evening at Warner Hall a recital by pupils of John Adam Hugo drew an appreciative audience. A Waterhouse opened with Hugo’s Concerto Op. 11, Miss Birdseye and Miss Ruth Northrop performed Schubert and Chopin pieces, and Miss Gertrude Evers played Hugo’s Concerto in F minor Op. 7 with notable technique. Singers Miss Doerner and Mr Sidney Colbath received applause. Next recital Sunday at Warner Hall will close the season. complimentary tickets available at Sonnenberg Piano Co. 1055 Main Street.

Pile John Adam Hugo Warner Hall A. Waterhouse Hugo Gertrude Evers Sonnenberg Piano Co Westport Kenneth Gerard Mackenzie Kenneth Mackenzie Margerie Neil Mitchell Compo Holy Trinity Church New York New Jersey Fairfield Bridgeport Chester H. Beendict Tocatta Dubois Th. Salome Jensen Wely Mendelsohn Hoffman Mendelssohn Leslie Sniffin Perry Burr Horace Staples Richard Taylor J. H. Coley Mr. Dean Leonard C. Mackenzie Natalie Mitchell Marie Mackenzie Neill R. Mitchell Mitchell Compo Beach Mackenzie Nutley N. J Sterling Atwater Saugatuck George H. Allen Brookline Mass Langdon Allen Alice Allen Frances B. Allen Yonkers C. H. Tissington Montclair Harold Miss Baldwin Norwalk Mary Bates Nathaniel Brown New Haven Clarence Blakesley Edna Florence L. Bradley W. A. Beers Chas. Buck Rollo Beers D. B. Bradley Algemen T D. Perry Burr Annie Bulkeley Charles Bulkeley Miss Hall Staples High School Carrieradley Irving Bradley George H. Boyden C. B. Doremus West Avenue Nathaniel Gault Leonard Gault John K. Gault Ambrose Helen W. G. Staples F. M. Salmon Arnold Id Carl Schlaet C. Bi Strayer Greens Farms Harry R. Sherwood Eunice Sturges Greenfield Hill Wilbur Thomas Grenville C. Mackenzie Starr S. Sherwood Bethel Conn Annie M. Williams Greenwich Harold M. Wyckoff H. S. Manning Misses Coles H. G. Coles Kenneth Wyckoff John Brown W. W. Coles Misses Wells New York City T. A. Coles Coles W. W. Howe D. L. Simpkins Mount Vernon N. Y Charles Sanderson Sanderson C. P. Sanderson Wm. G. White Ridgefield Park G. M. Weeks Alice Fleming Forest Hills George Nixon Brooklyn Helen Pritchard Ocean Grove Cyrus W. Shaw M. S. Brewster Mountainville Nourse Blacksburg Harry Houghkirk Meriden W. A. Keddie W. P. Howe Roselle Park Louis Thearer Danbury

Spread of Asiatic Cholera Fears Across Europe Grows

London reports fear of cholera spreading through Europe as St Petersburg admits outbreak in the capital and Berlin records two deaths. Health authorities consider stricter quarantines at English ports. Dispatch notes cholera jets breaking out in southwestern Russia. Also mentions Miss Lydia Williams visiting Springfield, Mass.

United Press London Europe St. Petersburg Berlin St Petersburg Russia Destehes Lydia Williams The South Springfield Mass

Widening of Congress Street Hearings Continue

Aldermen held a third public hearing on widening Congress Street to compare north and south side costs. Proponents urged an appraisal of the south side, noting uncertainty about north side costs after the United Illuminating Co. property and a railroad pier removal. Public figures debated funding, impact on business, and whether to proceed with either side.

Congress Street Horace H. Jackson Street Committee United Illuminating Co Logan Bros Jackson Bridge Commission A. W. Burritt James Feeley Taxpayers’ League Burritt Feeley Bridgeport Treasury Department Treasury Thomas Arnold Arnold W. M. Terry Thomas Arnok Fairfield Avenue Connecticut Co Main Street John McCarthy Main Congress Streets Alderman Conlin South Side McCarthy J. H. S. Jones William Street Manwaring John M. Cullinan Middle Street North Side C. S. Eames Jacob Kiefer H. C. Plumb M. J. Buechler Fairchild & Shelton Margaret Pfau Charles W

Dr Cippola Drug License Suspension Report

Connecticut Board of Pharmacy Commissioners suspended Dr. C P Cippola’s drug license after concerns over liquor sales and two pharmacies. The board will further hear the case before deciding on revocation or return. Cippola ran locations on Pem broke and Cedar streets and Commercial and Main streets. He defended with an internal revenue license and faced prior prosecutions and fines in City and Superior courts.

Connecticut Board of Pharmacy Commissioners C. P. Cippola Pembroke Cedar Streets Commercial Main Pharmacy Commissioners Cippola East Bridgeport Sulgertor

Earthquake shocks hit Cleveland and Georgetown early today

Two distant earthquakes registered on seismographs at Cleveland and Washington Georgetown University. The Cleveland tremors lasted from about 7:00 to 3:12 with a first minor shake at 7 a.m. and a second at 5:29 a.m. Father Odenbach, a St. Ignatius College scientist, estimates the quake 3000 to 4000 miles away. In Washington a separate report notes shocks from 6:39 to 7:02 a.m. The origins remain undetermined due to distance.

United Press Cleveland Father Odenbach St. Ignatius College Odenbach Washington Georgetown University

Spirit of Hadad Breaks Under Heavy Charges in Court

James Hadad the Syrian weaver faces attempted arson murder and burglary charges after a tense court appearance. Prosecutor Redden requested a one week adjournment for Hadad and accomplice Ameen Sliby, a New Haven merchant and missionary. Nicholas Smith, the missing storekeeper, remains unfound as police press Sliby’s involvement in the burning plot. Edna Abdu had run the store in Smith’s absence. goods are secured at a authorities’ storehouse.

James Hadad Redden Wilder Hadad Ameen Sliby New Haven Smith Edna Abdu Sliby

Weather Forecast for New Haven Area

Forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Thursday with light to moderate west to northwest winds. Pleasant weather east of the mountains with moderate temperatures. Showers occurred in southern sections in the last day. Nearby conditions favor fair weather and little temperature change in this vicinity.

United Press New Haven Pea Mountains

Humorous Dueling Tales From Paris and Beyond

A New York Post recounts comic and instructive dueling episodes. Accounts include a Parisian scuffle over insult and a gentlemanly counterblow, tactics of weak fencers, pursuits by Comte de Dion and Clemenceau, a Toulouse lawyer and a duplicitous master, and Lt. Randolph Ridgely mediating a Mexican war duel with precise drill and a reforming lecture.

Paris Comte de Dion Dr. Clemenceau M. Deschanel Toulouse Cazeneuve Randolph Ridgely Ieutenant Ridgely New York Post

Funeral services for Lyman F. Warner held in Milford home

Lyman F. Warner a former Milford resident for forty years died recently and funeral services were held at 3 PM from Mrs. Anna Botsford's residence in Milford. He served three years in Co K Connecticut Volunteers and was a member of Elias Howe Jr Post No 3 G A R. Survived by a widow two sons and two daughters.

Lyman F. Warner Anna Botsford Milford Elias Howe, Jr Post Co. K Connecticut

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E. H. Dillon & CO Main St Main &T Hartford, Conn ST. Cecile Clearange Morrissey Galts Textile Company Foley's F. B. Brill Curtis Pharmacy Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Ave Cor Courtland St OUHS M. Wittstein Mackenzie-Mitchell Holy Trinity Middle Cullinan Abe Levy Golden Hill Street E. Weakley Kokomo, Ind Foley F. B. Brill and Spirit OF Carter Mread Smith-Murray CO Leather Goods Department Notion Department China Bridgeport Gas Fixture Co R. T. Rock Prop G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc P. D the Farmer Publishing Co Cons
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