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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1913

Page

7

Health Board Postpones Election and Tuberculosis Actions

The Health Board postponed an election and reappointed officials due to absence of Supainten dent. two tuberculosis cases were reported from the Hotel Astor as the board advised action to remove infection. Plans were set to relocate tubercular pavil ion from Lakeview Home to Bridge- Bort Hospital for isolation, with the Contract and Supply Board authorized to secure digs. An investigation into local meat tubercular practices was ordered, and a new automobile for the Health Officer was authorized as a committee on purchase was appointed. A Plaza theatre sign by F J Abercrombie is to be installed today drawing praise.

R. Johnson Hotel Astor Lakeview Bridge- Bort Hospital

Lakeview A. A. to Meet Sunday to Organize Team

Members of the Lakeview Athletic Association are urged to gather Sunday at their rooms to elect a baseball manager and captain. East Side residents will watch the Lakeviews closely this year as many have signed up to play. Players will wear black and white uniforms this season and tickets are being sold to raise expenses, plus two valuable prizes awarded.

Lakeview A. A East Side Lakeviews

Pugilistic Annals Highlight Historic Ring Wins

Boxers and rings feature across dates with bouts in Milwaukee Davenport New Orleans and New York. Notable results include Packey McFarland KO Joe Gilligan in Davenport and 1907 Ad Wolgast defeating Jack No-Late in Milwaukee. Other entries mention various fighters by name and outcome across early 1900s venues.

Peter Maher Bob Fitzsimmons New Orleans Packey McFarland Joe Gilligan Davenport Ad Wolgast Jack No Milwaukee Bartyo Martin Urns Tohnny Coulton Young Fitzgerald Ise Marvin Hurt Tony Ross New Orima Clarence “Wildcat Ferns Eddie Costello Bartlesville Oklaigh Young Shugrue Louis de Ponthier New York Owen Moran Pat Moore

Walsh to Speak at St Patrick's Day Lecture and Concert

Hon David J Walsh Massachusetts lieutenant governor will lecture on The Irish Heritage and its Responsibilities at the Plaza theatre next Sunday evening. Congressman Thomas S Reilly will introduce him. Tickets are selling rapidly with exchange of seats at Hartigan's pharmacy starting tomorrow.

David J. Walsh Massachusetts David I. Walsh St. Patrick’s Parish Bar State Governor Walsh Plaza Theatre Ing Thomas S. Reilly Meriden Emmet Hartigan’s Pharmacy

Mrs W B McGrath Completes 55 Atlantic Crossings

Boston March 12 Mrs W B McGrath of London, once resident of Swampscott, departed on the White Star liner Arabic for Liverpool on her fifty fifth Atlantic crossing. She has never been seasick, enjoys rough weather, and hopes to voyage often more. She loves the sea and would be happiest if she spent the rest of her life aboard ship. Her son Fred commands the British steamship Georgia and she has many Boston area friends.

Boston Mass Atlantic W. B. McGrath London Swampscott Liverpool Beard

Stop Neglecting Your Stomach Stop Neglecting Your Stomach

An old fashioned ad urges Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion. It claims the pill supplies gastric juices to finish digestion after meals and promises quick relief from fullness gases and sour tastes. It touts one grain digesting 3,000 grains of food and sells at 50 cents a box in drug stores.

Stuart

Newtown People See Jobs and Events in March Plans

John L. Sanford joins Curtis and Son Berkshire while John Seamon returns to driving for Charles Hawley in Newtown. Local meetings discuss St Patrick Day observance, Lenten services, and Grange activities. Millinery show at E. H. Diller & Co. tomorrow features spring hats and Parisian designs.

John L. Sanford Curtis & Son Berkshire John Seamon Walnut Tree Hills Charles Hawley Newtown First France St. Mary’s Hall New England Burnett Botsford Edward Peesa Sylvan Avenue Sandy Hook St. Rose’s George F. Synnott Woman's Auxiliary Trinity Parish Hawkeyville Chapel Trinity Church J. H George G. N. Laine Pootatuck Grange Grange Edith W. G. Mitchell Frances Schermerhorn George Washington F. H. Mitchell Woman's Home Missionary Union The Congregational Church New Britain H. M. Smith Harlow Benedict Palestine Newtown Farmers Bridgeport Samuel Snow Stepney E. H. Diller & Cos Vicinity

Canada Glad Friedmann Came to Montreal Doctor At Royal Edward Inst

The Royal Edward Institute in Montreal treated fifty six patients as Friedmann arrived in the city. A doctor provided care to those affected during this period in the facility.

Canada Glad Friedmann

Rare operation injects vaccine in neck vein in infant recovery prophesied

Dr Friederich Friedmann of Berlin demonstrated a tuberculosis vaccine treatment at the Royal Edward Institute in Montreal before about fifty physicians. Fifty six patients received injections, with ages from 14 months to 50 years, including a rare neck vein intravenous injection in a young child followed by an hip injection. The procedure stunned local doctors who noted rapid administration and the potential for full recovery in the treated cases.

Montreal Friederich Friedmann Berlin Royal Edward Institute E. 8 Harding Medical Board New York Mount Royal Club Eever

WOWOMPON Tribe Big Smokers Camp Fire Nite

Final arrangements set for Wo wompon tribe IOR Big Smoker at wigwam this evening with revival and entertainment committees staging a strong program. The Criterion quartet and several soloists will perform followed by corn and venison. The smoker supports a Great Sachem's class initiation in April. Nine palefaces reportedly scalped. E M Snyder of 491 Grand Street left Saturday for a two week stay with his brother Dr Frederick Snyder of Kingston New Jersey.

Wowompon Tribe Criterion Quartet Louis Fenton George Lush George Tordorff Jim Holt Frank Braithwaite George Greenspun Fred Monk Chas Hall George Rajette E. M. Snyder Grand Street Frederick Snyer Kingston N. J

Syrup of Figs Endorsed As Safe Laxative For Children

An old fashioned remedy story urges parents to replace harsh castor oil with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. It touts gentle cleansing of the bowels, no griping, and quick relief for stomach upset and feverish symptoms, advising to ask druggists for the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product.

California

Retiring Exalted Ruler Flint Receives Silver Testimonial

Joseph IL Flint town clerk of Fairfield and retiring exalted ruler of Andera lodge was honored last night with a silver chest in a mahogany case. Dr. Philip J. McLaughlin spoke as Flint's successor. A banquet at Fairfield Restaurant featured banqueters and an Elks toast, ending with Auld Lang Syne and general felicitation for a highly successful lodge administration.

Lodge of Elks Joseph IL Flint Fairfield Andera Philip J. McLaughlin Flint Filint Boniface Elks Esqaire Charles F. Chadwick James Mahoney

Bridgeport in Motion Pictures

Bridgeport’s main street buzzed with smiles as the Town and Cities Film Co of New York filmed city views during the morning rush. Two moving picture machines captured scenes of principal thoroughfares and shoppers, with several thousand residents photographed as they went about their day. Miss Maer

Bridgeport Town and Cities Film Company of New York lBridgeport Takime Maer

Miss Everywoman Seeks Miss Bridgeport in City Scenes

Walsh a New York moving picture star portrays Miss Everywoman seeking her sister Miss Bridgeport played by Rosalie Brennan of Howland's. Viewings of local shore resorts are planned this afternoon. Tomorrow Mayor C B Wilson and officials will be filmed at city hall. The 60 foot Bridgeport Exposition electric sign atop the Atlantic hotel was lit last night drawing attention and promising strong enthusiasm as opening day nears.

Thieves Put Out Town Lights to Rob in Hazardville

Hazardville Connecticut March 12 an unidentified person last night broke the thirty arc lamps on Main street plunging the town into darkness Soon afterward Michael Laddy a reporter for the Thompsonville Press was held up by three masked men after he escorted a young woman home Laddy drew a revolver and the assailants fled He had received anonymous death threats over articles and the Thompsonville Press owner Prosecuting Attorney Mulligan suspects a link between the lamp sabotage and the attack coincidentally arc stamps on Main street Manchester were broken at the same hour

Hazardville Conn Michael Laddy Thompsonville Press Luddy William J. Mulligan Tastormey Main Street Manchester

Lump Cut From Her Brain

Baltimore March 11 2 Resorted to seldom used means only when little hope remains Dr S J Crowe of Johns Hopkins Hospital performed a difficult operation yesterday. The subject was the fifteen year old daughter of W C Likly a Rochester New York manufacturer. A large growth wedged at the edge of the brain above the roof of the mouth. It affected development hearing and speech. Previous operations had failed and the planned removal used a powerful illuminating apparatus to trace the abnormality. The operation lasted almost an hour and anaesthetics were given multiple times. The girl rallied after the procedure.

Baltimore Boston Crowe

Rubber strike at acute stage in Akron assault

Akron Ohio reports the rubber workers strike has escalated with Sheriff announcing a proclamation prohibiting a parade by Industrial Workers of the World. Meanwhile Paterson New Jersey notes IWW leader William D Haywood plans to travel to Akron to oversee the strike, handing control to Elizabeth Gurley Flynn.

Akron Haywood Paterson N.J D. Haywood

Woman Dies From Smoke In City Lodging House

Philadelphia report says Annie Maguire, a lodger, died from smoke after an upstairs room fire in a central lodging house. Two other lodgers were overcome and hospitalized in serious condition, with two firemen also hospitalized. damage to the building was slight.

Philadelphia Annie Maguire

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