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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

13

Mileage dispute grips General Assembly over transport costs

The General Assembly debated the mileage question amid concerns it will bar poor legislators from regular attendance. Critics warn it benefits special interests by shrinking the legislature to a wealthier, easier-to-manage body. Transportation costs, up to 3.60 per day, threaten workmen’s measures and weaken popular government and party prestige.

General Assembly Hom Géneral Assembly

Dr Shaw to Speak in Bridgeport for Suffrage Rights

Dr Anna Howard Shaw, a leading suffragist and orator, will speak at the Lyric Theatre in Bridgeport on Sunday afternoon under the women of Bridgeport. The talk aims to inform on the suffrage issue without urging a side, urging readers to attend free admission and seating.

Anna Howard Shaw Lyric Theatre Bridgeport England Shaw

Wilson's rule to limit office-seeker interviews

President Wilson declares a policy to deny himself to all candidates for office unless a personal interview is necessary. The move aims to save the President time for public matters and rely on department heads to assess applicants. Frost and harvest notes indicate a late frost not affecting sap or sugar season.

Wilson United States Igland

First Printing Press in South America Highlighted in Editorial Note

The piece reviews the arrival of the first printing press in Rio de Janeiro and the launch of La Prensa in Buenos Aires as a pivotal South American newspaper era. It cites La Prensa’s circulation about 175,000, its ten cent price, and profits over a million dollars yearly, contrasting with rivals La Argentina and others across the region. It also covers Ardía archeology reports by Prof. Butler, temple finds at Sardis, Artemis, Zeus, and mentions Nelson of the Kansas City Star facing a potential contempt-of-court issue linked to a divorce case coverage.

South America Rio de Janeiro Buenos Ayres la Prensa Jose Paz la Argentina Brazil Journal de Commercio Journal de Brazil la Argentine el Mercurio Santiago Valpariso Chile Lima Montevideo Howard Crosby Butler America Asia Minor Princeton Sardis Butler Croesus Lydia Rockefellers Rothschilds Cyrus Persia Alexander the Great Zeus Artemis British Museum Artemiz Sarfis John Prof. Butler Sart Howard Crosby Butler New York City Rome Athens William Rockhill Nelson Kansas City Star West Kaw Star Hizonmer Ir. Nelson Nelson Mr. Nelson Fort Wayne Ind Notreme University The Kansas City Times

Bryan's Senate clash looms as secretary of state picks pace

The Springfield Republican notes Mr Bryan’s appointment as secretary of state meets with calm national reception. It argues the choice serves political necessity and strategy, foresees possible friction with the Senate, and suggests Bryan may seek a short tenure if opposed by hostile lawmakers while aligning with Wilson’s foreign policy aims.

Springfield Bryan Wilson State’ Department State Department Senate Mr. Bryan

Edwin Farnham Greene backs New England railroad control

Edwin Farnham Greene, president of the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers, urged constructive action in the New England railroad crisis at a gathering hosted by the New England Dry Goods Association at the Hotel Brunswick. He warned against criticism without help and pressed for a strong New England railroad to set terms and rates despite federal regulatory hurdles, noting Maine, Boston and Albany, and New Haven lines as pivotal to regional prosperity.

Boston Herald Edwin Farnham Greene National Association of Cotton Manufacturers Eles New England Dry Goods Association Brunswick Eene Maine New Haven Boston & Albany New England Inter-State Commission Mellen Boston & Jraine New Ergeland

Women Start 500000 Fund Campaign for Catholic University Chapel

Washington reports a nationwide fundraising drive by Catholic churches to finance a 3500 chapel on the Catholic University campus. Local committee co led by Mrs. Robert Hinckley and Mrs. Burrel Sands launched the campaign with early organized efforts in New York Philadelphia Buffalo Baltimore St Paul St Louis Cincinnati and Boston. Mgr Shahan says the chapel will rival Notre Dame in architectural beauty.

Washington Catholic University Robert Hinckley Burrel Sands San Francisco Catholi Fasse New York Philadelphia Buffalo Baltimore St. Paul St. Louis Cincinnati Boston Mgr. Thomas J. Shahan Chupél Notre Dame Paris

Delaware Wins Highest Honors In Atlantic Fleet Scores

Washington reports the battleship Delaware led the Atlantic fleet in combined practice with torpedoes and guns, posting 46 026 for the year. Florida Idaho Michigan North Dakota Connecticut Louisiana Missouri New Hampshire Utah followed with lower scores. Georgia ranked last among 25 ships with 9 302.

Washington Delaware Florida Idaho Michigan North Dakota Connecticut Louisiana Missouri New Hampshire Utah Georgia

Many A Suffering Woman Finds Relief With Foley Pills

A sufferer endures backache headache nervousness and sleeplessness not realizing kidney and bladder trouble. Foley Kidney Pills offer quick relief from pain and misery and a prompt return to health and strength. Adv from Brill Stratford Ave and Sixth St. endorses the product.

Foley F. B Brill Stratford Ave Sixth St

Pneumatic Dress Form Demonstration by D M Read Co

The Pneumatic Dress Form from D M Read Co. allows women to fit and style gowns without repeated try-ons. A Pneu form Figure stands for fitting, adjusts to size, and then holds the figure with non elastic air proof cloth. It can be pinned in any way to show all sides and trimming, aiding home garment makers. Window display for a few days in the Pattern Section main floor. Price $14.00, claims lasting usefulness.

Berkshire Mills Underwear for VW Women

In quality ribbed cotton spring weight underwear for women, Berkshire Mills offers vests with various necks and sleeve lengths, pants knee or ankle length, tights knee length, all at 25 cents a garment. A satisfactory model with good fit and smooth weave on the main floor undergarment section.

Berkshire Mills

Binner Corsets Fashionable and Well Made

The Binner Corsets command attention for their precise period fashion and high grade materials. Prices range from 5.00 to 10.00 with models for stout figures and long backs with hip shaping lacings. Corset section on the main floor advertises several distinct models at all price points.

Special Wash Goods Sale Saturday and Monday

Special offerings in wash goods feature Percales at 9 cents a yard, 3 500 yards with best patterns for summer dresses and aprons. Striped Madras 3 000 yards at 19 1/2 cents, neat colors. Ginghams 64 to 64? a yard for children's frocks. Basement displays include many other attractive wash goods for Saturday and Monday.

Madras

Specials in Leather Handbags at 95 Lane

Specials in leather handbags from 95 Lane up to 4.50 and 7.50 are regular items. Displayed on open counters in the Leather Section for handling and inspection by all customers. Wistaria features include beautiful leather linings or silk quality, many with notebooks purses mirrors and more. Card and favors for St Patrick's Day and Easter offer clever sentiments with small prices in the Stationery Section.

Wistaria

Novelties in Spring Cotton Goods for Summer Gowns

Vivid spring fabrics feature brocaded voiles and bordered voiles in light shades for fresh summer gowns. Ratines appear in plain and narrow stripes offering new options for fashion.

Auctions and Bargains on Ladies Apparel and Tools

A listing of various sale items including aprons for ladies, envelopes, window shades with fixtures, heavy awning goods, new striped fabrics, small printing presses, tin drums, shawl straps, Ever Safety Razor with 12 blades, hospital absorbent cotton, Yale padlocks, overalls and coats, long corsets with hose supporters, and clothes wringers. Special sale window from to 10 A M.

Yale

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