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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
11
Clinton and Daria survive a perilous river plunge then reach the woods. They escape into Drussenland with O Ryan, evading Vasea’s revolution as they ride toward safety. Bridget and a hidden path near a rock offer a possible exit from pursuit.
In a worn memoir the narrator recounts a perilous crossing into Drussenland with Daria and O Ryan. They return to Brayle and share supper at an inn as the legend proves true. The narrator muses on marriage and memory, sealing the tale with a tablet inscription: Sir Verrall Knight of the Silver Star.
Funeral services were held this afternoon for David R Ack ferthan at his home 447 West avenue with Rev E J Craft officiating. The body was sent to New Brunswick NJ for burial. The funeral for Mrs Margaret Mitch ell died Sunday at Birport hospital was held at 2 30 pm from her daughter’s home 278 East Main street Rev BE J Craft officiated. Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Morris W Berrien died Sunday at Bridgeport hospital after an apoplexy attack. He worked 42 years for Union Metallic Cartridge Co and lived at 572 Ogden street. He leaves a wife and daughter. He belonged to Court Iranistan F of A and Elias Howe Jr post G A R. Albert Biglow a railroad lineman died Sunday at St Vincent's hospital of an aegran sen i. Biglow had no near relatives and coworkers have taken charge of the body at M J Gannon undertakers. A band colored tagal hat with large chiffon roses in dull smoky blue pleases. A new semi precious stone launched in Paris called hessianite, a cross between rose and amethyst.
Zanesville Ohio and Danville Virginia letters praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for curing cramps backaches headaches and irregularities. Mrs Roy Sums from Zanesville reports full recovery after five bottles and urges others to try the remedies. Mrs Mattie Hall of Danville says ten dollars spent on the products ended suffering bearing down pains and insomnia, restoring health.
Connecticut yacht clubs swell petition drives for House Bill No. 708 to let the State Board of Health oversee inland and tidal waters. George A. Wilson of the Pootatuck Yacht Club leads canvassing across clubs, praising public support and noting costs are justified by healthier waters and broader fishing and shellfish benefits.
The speaker notes oyster beds existed in pristine condition long before urban pollution, arguing that cities and towns polluted rivers and should be required to clean up the beds they trespassed on.
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