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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
7
Early arrival this year will speed apparel selection as many women plan to visit tomorrow to choose from new complete stock. The shop touts creme de la creme suits at attractive price tickets, inviting readers to share the privilege.
Greenfield Hill hosts a Saturday evening dance at the club house with W O Burr in charge and Miss Pee Forsythe supplying music. Farmers Institute planned for March 13 features Miss Price of Hartford as first speaker, then talks on New England agriculture, fruit culture, lime, and a recount of a Bermuda trip. Dinner is at 12 15. Arthur J Hull recovers from illness and Elmer F Bulkley serves on jury duty in Bridgeport.
New York March 6 Many large dry goods houses in New York have moved to Fourth avenue between 17th and 22nd streets. The New Haven road built a new freight terminal at Pier 7 East River foot of East 22nd street to cut costs and time in deliveries, opening for business yesterday March 5.
Warrington I Chance aged 18 died Monday after a protracted illness from tuberculosis. He was from Dividing Creek New Jersey and had stayed with his mother here temporarily for health reasons. He was a son of the late Harrison Chance of Dividing Creek and brother of Herbert K Chance New Milford schools supervisor. Body sent home for interment.
Stratford aims to host an open meeting March 10 at Avon Park hall to discuss a meadow crossing road from Avon Street to Sedgwick School. Other items include a screen law case against Mrs. G Travis, a lecture on March 17, and social notices from town.
Estate valued at 122657.33 is being distributed among cousins as no will exists. Connecticut beneficiaries include Abel Underhill of Bridgeport 333.93 Frank Clancy Bridgeport 191.96 Georgianna Secor Newington 219.39 Stephen Wheaton Underhill Oakville 383.93. The fortune, reduced by 100000 taken by lawyer Frank Marrin who fled to Philadelphia and was later jailed for fifteen years. In Bridgeport, David Hughes 44 fell from a horse stable at 17 Reilly Street, suffered rib fractures and head contusions, and was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after emergency care.
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