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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

13

Holy Week Observances Bring Color to Mexico City

Mexico City prepares for la Semana de los Muertos with elaborate Holy Thursday services in the cathedral and joyous processions. Good Friday features sombre rites, the Senã ritual, Judas effigies burned, and a riotous holiday that clears streets for the poor while many businesses close until Monday.

Mexico la Semana de Los Muertos Mexico City Judas Christ Hell Jesus

Women Orators Debate Ballot Amendment in General Assembly

Thursday, March 20, 1913, reports on women speakers in the General Assembly debate over a constitutional amendment for women’s suffrage. Antis oppose submitting the measure now, while supporters argue it requires a two-thirds House and Senate vote and a voter majority, likely not until 1915.

General Assembly House Senate

Bridgeport Bond Referendum Debate and Procedures

The Bridgeport delegation endorses no bond issues and supports referendums on debt proposals. About 7,500 voters have weighed in on bonds, while aldermen and the Tax Board act as the small minority. Two referendum types exist optional for bonds under 1911 laws and blanket for bridge, sewer, and almshouse bonds to be voted in November.

Bridgeport Democratic Party Board of Aldermen Tax Board General Assembly

End of Dollar Diplomacy President

Wilson criticizes the six nation loan and its coercive terms. He argues American bankers should only lend under terms a Chinese banker could obtain in the United States or refrain from profiting from U S resources. The piece urges fair play and warns against entanglement in costly disputes.

Wilson China America United States

Crowell Crowell Death Notice Stamford March 18

Died Stamford March 18 Sirlam H Crowell aged 27 years of Pound Ridge NY with probate. Rogers Danbury March 138 Maryatte widow of John BE Rogers aged 68 Henna.

Crowell Stamford Sirlam H. Crowell Pound Ridge N. Y William Tones Rogers Danbury Maryatte John BE

Best Laxive Figsen Sold at Atlantic Pharmacy

Local ad notes laxative tablets made from figs senna and cascara offered at Atlantic Pharmacy 990 Main St. Mest te Desde Manlee.

Atlantic Pharmacy Main ST Mest Te Desde Manlee

Mileage question closed as governor sustains Peck veto

The governor sustains the Peck mileage bill veto closing the question for years. The measure aimed to require railroads to transport state officers and legislature under a New Jersey style statute. Critics warn the veto will reduce attendance, empower powerful interests, and cost the state millions in bad or missed laws, harming the Democratic side and poorer legislators.

General Assembly New Jersey

Editorial Notes On Eightieth Birthday and Noted Figures

Editorial notes mark Dr. Charles William Eliot entering his eightieth year as Harvard president emeritus and foe of suffrage. The piece also highlights Crittenden Marriott a Baltimore native and author who has served as naval cadet, insurance clerk and war correspondent. It mentions Dr. David Hummell Greer head of New York Anglican diocese turning seventy, with a clerical career starting in 1866 in Clarksburg and service in Covington.

Charles William Eliot Harvard Globe-Trotter Crittenden Marriott Baltimore Naval Academy San Francisco New York Cuba Philippines South Africa David Hummell Greer Potter Wheeling W. Va Clarksburg Covington

Prominent English aristocrat and abolition-era works noted

The piece recalls Hon John Ward of the Ward family and his royal service, recalls the 1852 release of Uncle Tom's Cabin and its impact, and notes Dr Martin Kellogg Schermerhorn born seventy two years ago who links science, religion, and animal thought.

John Hubert Ward Whitelaw Reid Earl of Dudley Ireland Australia Ward John Ward Edward VII Queen Alexandra King George South Africa United States Washington Martin Kellogg Schermerhorn Harvard Department of Philosophy Durham N. Y Buffalo Boston Newport Protestant Episcopal Church Richmond Ottawa Ont Willimantic Conn Schermerhorn

Winter Sun Bath For Hair Health And Shine

A column urges women to expose hair to midday sun and fresh air during winter to revive tresses worn by artificial heat and heavy hats. Daily sun brushing banishes oils, adds shine, and improves scalp health, recalling ancient women who flourished with sun and air.

Sol

Dewitt Ward Seeks Higher Allowance For Niece

Surrogate Fowler raised the annual allowance for Helen A. Dewitt from 12000 to 20000 dollars citing rising expenses and a spring outfit costing 1800 dollars. The ward attends a girls school catering to wealthy families and needs funds to maintain social position. A note says the Women’s Auxiliary of Park Avenue Temple holds a meeting Friday at 3 p.m. in the vestry.

New York Josiah H. Dewitt Helen A. Dewitt Fowler Miss Dewitt Women’s Auxiliary Park Avenue Temple

Auto Tires Now In Stock At Alling Rubber Store

Alling Rubber Store offers a full range of auto tires in every size with prices that will please customers.

Alling Rubber

Auto Supplies And Sundries In One Stop Shop

A local listing highlights auto supplies including refiners patches cements batteries jacks wrenches covers oils greases and a thousand sundries for vehicle upkeep and repair. The catalog suggests a broad inventory for mechanics and motorists seeking common and specialty items in one location.

Bicycle Tire Stock in Bridgeport Wide Selection

Bridgeport stores offer the largest stock of bicycle tires priced from 1.75 to 4.25 with no extra charge for cementing on. The ad highlights a broad range of sizes and brands for quick service and installation.

Bridgeport

Fair Week Jewelry Selection Highlights

The jewelry section offers Platinum and Diamond Bracelet at 145 dollars and 235 dollars for a variant, platinum earrings at 50 dollars, cluster diamond sets in platinum at 60 dollars, solitaires and rings from 19.50 to 145 dollars, dinner rings 115 and 165 dollars, ruby and diamond pieces 42.50 to 195 dollars, cuff links 25 to 40 dollars, scarf pins 19.50 to 40 dollars. Prices are cited as very low for Fair Week.

Easter Handkerchiefs at the Main Floor

Easter handkerchiefs feature alluring designs suited for the season with initial options for men and women. Dainty colored novelties priced 13 to 75 cents, embroidered styles from 25 cents to 3 dollars, plus men’s hemstitched white handkerchiefs with woven borders. Main floor.

Special Fair Week Attractions Concerts in Carpet Room

The New York Plectrum Orchestra joins Beynon Quartette for a Saturday program in the Carpet Room on first floor at o clock. Children stories by Miss Virginia Powell in Reading Room with multiple daily showings. Willow craft weaving demonstrations by Mr Samosoda in Furniture Store. Linen weaving by Miss Childs of Deerfield in Linen Section. Glass etching by Mr Eicke in China Store. The Dorr Toothpick Machine shown in Kitchenware Store.

New York Plectrum Orchestra Beynon Quartette Virginia Powell Samosoda Miss Childs Deerfield Mr. Eicke Dorr

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Providence R. I Indianapolis Hoosier Blanche Srey Helen Dewitt Auto Supplies The Alling Rubber Co MAIN D. M. Read Co Miss Carter Radford B. Smith Beazarae Ave E. Halligan Broad Street Frank Miller Lumber Co
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