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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1910

Page

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Commissioner Bogart Denies Odor From Buried Garbage at Town Farm

Health Commissioner Frank Bogart and city officials defend the burial method amid complaints of smells from Mill Hill residents. They attribute any odor to a Bridgeport By-Products Co fertilizer operation, not the buried garbage, and offer to prove the absence of odor at the plant.

Frank G. Boart East Bridgeport Mill Hul Avenue Bogart Samuel Jee Carthas Health Board John T. King Mill Hill Bridgeport By-Products Co Odora Board of Health

Alumni Frat Members Plan Banquet Wake for High School Societies

About nine alumni and active fraternity members planned a wake like banquet in Bridgeport to discuss the fate of school fraternities and sororities at Bridgeport High School. The plan aims to honor former members and support the fraternities, though organizers say the event is a fellowship affair and not intended to sway board decisions.

Hincksle Company Board of Education A _Yarmer Bridgeport High School Robert 5. Hincks

Central Vermont Can't Come Here for Dock Use

Harbormaster Charles H. Morris received a cancellation letter from Central Vermont Railway denying dock use for a summer steamboat landing. The railroad halted plans to run excursions to Bridgeport due to objections from the steamer lessee.

Charles H. Morris Central Vermont Railway Company City Dock Central Vermont Bridgeport City Wharf Fridgeport Woorun & Oat

Burglar eludes officers after night at Main Street store

Police and private guards hunted a cellar hiding burglar at 1188 Main Street after a break in triggered alarms. The intruder, described as undersized in dark clothing with a black slouch hat, escaped during a rooftop passage and was not found as morning checks showed no missing goods.

Laborde & Gelman Main Street Elm Street Farrell Western Union Prout Ryan Auto Patrol Main Golden Hil Street

McLean says he owes no obligation to Bulkeley in Senate bid

George L. McLean, candidate to succeed Mor gan G. Bulkeley, declares he is under no obligation to Bulkeley and that Bulkeley expected his support. He recounts Bulkeley urging him to run in 1905 and later promising not to seek re election, while McLean says Bulkeley assured him of loyalty and backing before 1911.

George L. Mclean United States Morgan G. Bulkeley Bulkeley Senate Washington Sam Fessenden Platt Waodruff George McLean Wold Tayn Stis Connecticut Senator Bulkeley United States Senate Chicago

Harvard Beats Yale in Thames Races as Freshmen Win Big

New London June 30 Harvard won both morning races over Yale crews. Harvard freshmen led from the start to win by 11 21 lengths, while Yale faded in the varsity four after leading early. Harvard showed reserve power to pull away late. TE. C. Bacon, son of the ambassador, rowed No. 5 in Harvard eight.

United Press New London Harvard Yale L. K. Thorne Babylon L. J. Down Varsity Navy Yard Robert Bacon United States France TE. C. Bacon

Stocks Drop To New Low Marks Today

New York June 30 stock values slid as the market opened under pressure. Steel common stock T0 fell to 97 8, a 25 point drop from its high. Reading, Baltimore & Ohio, Atchison, Union Pacific, Amalgamated, Southern Pacific and other investment leaders also reached new low marks.

United Press New York Reading Baltimore & Ohio Atchison, Union Pacific Amalgamated Southern Pacific

LALLEY BUYS SETZER HOME IN FAIRFIELD AVENUE

Bernard Setzer completes sale of his Fairfield avenue residence in Fairfield city to Lalley of Park avenue. The 17 room house, once the Exchia Birdseye homestead, is noted as among the finest in the city and features a built in refrigerator. The lot fronts 160 feet on Fairfield avenue and 160 feet on Fremont street with a depth of 425 feet.

Bernard Setzer Fairfield Avenue Frank ©. Lalley Park Avenue Exchia Birdseye

Actress Beatrice Morbes Robertson Weds New York Lawyer

Beatrice Morbes Robertson, daughter of Forbert Robertson, married a New York lawyer from Bwineburn Hall. The ceremony occurred at the Little Church Around the Corner, officiated by Rev. Dr. G C Houghton, after the couple met in March during a suffragette event.

United Prem New York Teutonic Beatrice Morbes Robertson Forbert Robertson Bwineburn Hall G. C. Houghton

O Rourke Reappointed to Permanent Paving Commission

Mayor Buckingham announces James H. O Rourke will serve a new six year term on Bridgeport's Permanent Paving Commission. O Rourke previously served one year after appointment by ex Mayor Lee and has since contributed to the board and fire department.

Buckingham James H. O'Rourke O' Rourke Lee O'Rourke

Oyster Boat Races Set With Prizes At Bridgeport Yacht Club

The annual Oyster boat races are scheduled for July 4 under Bridgeport Yacht Club auspices. The winner gains 25 dollars, with 15 dollars for a second prize if entries exceed three, and a third prize of 0 if more than five entries. The course runs from the club house to Blick Rock buoy and back twice, ending at the club. Bird class races are included with fireworks, dancing, and a concert planned. Organizer TH Macdonald, 1590 Fairfield Avenue.

Bridgeport Yacht Club Blick Rock Bridgeport Club House TH. Macdonald Fairfield Avenue

Governor Sanders for U S Senate bid gains steam

New Orleans June 20 The Legislature now in session is expected to select Governor Jared Sanders for the United States Senate. The death of Senator McIlhenry gives Sanders the chance he has long wanted. He led the anti racing bill that ended horse racing in Louisiana. If chosen Lieutenant Governor Lambremont would assume the state executive duties.

New Orleans Jared ¥. Sanders United States Senate Mclinery Sanders United State Senate Louisiana Senate Lambremont

Millionaire's Kid Arrested for Speeding in West End

Byron E. Chandler known as the millionaire kid and husband of actress Grace LaRue was arrested at 4:30 this morning for speeding through West End at 50 mph while en route to New London boat races. Special Policeman Clifford Gorgas captured him after a chase. Park Commissioner George M. Eames rode along to police HQ and admonished Chandler for reckless driving. Chandler, 30, resident of West Chester, a theatrical manager, said his wife previously starred with Bernard shows and now headlines vaudeville. Bond set at 25 for Chandler and two student defendants from West Chester and New York City, with cases continued to allow races.

Byron E. Chandler Millionaire Kid Grace LaRue West End Mt. ‘Vernon New London Chandler Clifford Gorgas Park Avenue George M. Eames Eames Gorgas West Chester Sam Bernard Wallace D. Ayer H. W. Webb E. List Street New York City

Heavy sentence for Bridgeport policy dealer

Indicted as a second offender for trafficking in policy slips, William Cotter, 53, of Bridgeport, Conn., was sentenced to two years and three months in Sing Sing Prison and fined $230 by Judge O’Sullivan in General Sessions Court. His five day trial ended with a guilty verdict after a swift jury deliberation.

United Press New York William Cotter Bridgeport

Obituary: Catherine Larkin Dies at 414 Broad Street

Catherine Larkin widow of David Larkin dies at her home in the South End after a long life in Haydenville and local parish circles. Survived by three sons from Smith Murray Co and White Mig Co, death due to old age. Remains to be laid to rest in Haydenville, service Saturday morning. funeral by John Ford.

Catherine David Larkin Broad Street South End Church of the Sacred Heart Haydenville Mass Thomas Edward Smith Murray Co William White Mig Co Inss John ©. Ford

Taft and Roosevelt to Meet in Beverly Massachusetts

A Beverly mass meeting between former President Theodore Roosevelt and President William Howard Taft is planned for this afternoon. Senator Lodge arranges the encounter as Taft and Roosevelt debate policies and future parties, with New York leaders likely to face Taft's ultimatum on the Hughes plan.

United Press Beverly Mass Jane Roosevelt Taft Washington Bwana Tumbo Lodge White House Hughes New York Boston Taft Roosevelt Jon Grurs

Harvard Degree Criticized Over MorGAN Controversy

Washington reports Dr. Harvey Wiley condemns Harvard University for awarding an honorary LL D to J. P. Moran, calling the rationale inadequate and suggesting gifts influence the decision. The remark follows tensions in the Mor gan affair and a critic cites expected donations as the underlying motive.

Rentals and sales blur in wartime classified notes

Classified blur shows multiple short items: rooms for rent at Kent Street and Meigs area, two car old mother and daughter sought for housework, a piano for sale at 150 dollars, small apartment rentals on Maplewood and B Street, telephone contact numbers, and general sale notices amid wartime ad clutter.

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