Ending of Polo Season Marked by Lively Scraps
In the final National Polo League week, players clash as Fall River targets Providence. Jigger Higgins of the Spindles fights Center Hardy, with Carrigan and McGilvrey separating the brawl. Spectators back the fence as tension rises. Harper and others calm the scene. Standings show Providence leading with 45 points, Fall River 47, Worcester 48, and New Bedford 7. Results list Fall River 4 Worcester 2 and New Bedford 2.
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Fall River
Providence
Jigger Higgins
Hardy
Higgins
Jack Carrigan
McGilvrey
Carrigan
Harper
National Polo League
P.C
New Bedford
Worcester
Pawtucket
Brockton
Deer Bills Argued Before Hartford Fish and Game Commission
Hartford March 26 Various deer bills were heard by the state fish and game commission. Rep H J Williams opposed a rifle hunting bill. Rep Henry B Russell pressed a measure shifting deer damage costs to the state. A two year extension of the close season drew no advocates. A proposal to allow shooting dogs chasing deer also had no support.
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Hartford
Fish and Game Commission
H. J. Williams
Barkhamsted
Henry B. Russell
Southbury
Russell
Representative Russell
Carey
Williams
J. W. French
Trumbull
Mystery surrounds Helen Boyle in Whitla kidnapping case
In Pittsburg and Cleveland reports the identity of the woman linked to Billy Whitla’s kidnapping remains unresolved. James H Boyle and a woman named Helen Boyle or Falkner were moved to Sharon Pa for a preliminary hearing after arriving from Cleveland. Witnesses and rumor swirl about the woman’s past and possible relatives in Chicago and Brooklyn. police pursue leads as crowds react in Mercer and Youngstown.
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United Press
Pittsburg
Billy Whitla
James H. Boyle
Helen Boyle
Falkner
Sharon
Cleveland
Allegheny County
Youngstown
Mercer
Whitla
Helen
Boyle
Anna McDermott
W. F. McDermott
Cleveland Avenue
Chicago
Deaths and Funerals in Bridgeport area
Conrad Paul 65 died at 1044 Barnum Ave after a barber career in the city and membership in Pequonnock lodge I O O E. He is survived by his widow and son Henry Paul. Maria Halpin died at 832 Kossuth St aged and ill with seven children. Visitors from Stratford AOH plan a friendly visit to the Hibernian Rifles at Gold and Middle streets tonight.
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Conrad Paul
Barnum Avenue
Fritzlar
Germany
Pequonnock Lodge
Henry Paul
Maria
Thomas Halpin
Kossuth St
Ireland
Bridgeport
James
Thomas, Jr
Lawrence
William
Bernard
Mary
Theresa
Ee Eeeney
Stratford
Hibernian Rifles
Gold and
Middle Streets
Stoddards Spring Millinery Display Attracts Visitors
Exhibition week at Stoddard Millinery Co. 183 Fairfield avenue drew many visitors praising the new headwear. The display features top styles from fashion centers plus exclusive designs from Stoddard’s own work rooms. Mrs Stoddard invites city women to view the collection before show days end next Wednesday afternoon.
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Stoddard Millinery Co
Fairfield Avenue
Estate of Lillie A. Fairchild Probate Claim Period
In Bridgeport District Connecticut the Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport grants six months from the date for creditors to exhibit claims for settlement. Those neglecting to present duly attested accounts will be barred from recovery. All debtors to the estate should pay promptly to Geo E Cook, administrator.
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State OF Connecticut
District OF Bridgeport
Lillie A. Fairchild
Bridgeport
Court of Probate
Geo. E. Cook
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Bridgeport 1909
By virtue of an execution I will sell to the highest bidder at the public sign post in Bridgeport fourteen days from the date, on Monday April fifth 1909 at 10 in the forenoon. Property includes bar and back bar piping and fixtures pool table six chairs two tables gas fixtures six measures stove bottle washing apparatus two summer doors glasses quantity of liquors 100 cigars and thirty jugs. Sheriff William F Russell Bridgeport March 20 1909.
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Bridgeport
Beautiful Millinery Sale Promises Largest Assortment in City
The store advertises the widest selection of hats and accessories in town with extraordinary values on untrimmed and trimmed hats, flowers, ribbons, veils, waists, petticoats, suits, and rain coats. Prices range from 19 cents to 20 dollars, highlighting low-cost hats at 1.50 and discounted silk items. The message urges shoppers to visit for the best deals of the season.
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Kline Brothers
Nainst
Money Back Store
Kline
Southport
Parisian Optical Co
Stratfield Hotel
Main St
Park Aves
City Hall
Urther
N. Inc
Felwood & Son
Castorian A
Mrs. Boyle
Stoddard
Hiood
William F. Russell
City of
Bridgepor
EH. Dillon & CD
Main St. BS
Ee. H. Dillon & CO
State ST
State Street
Sparagus
D. E. M’namara Stores
Smith-Murray
THE
Smith-Murray CO
Bette
Sam Harris
CONN
Office & Library Supply House
Col. Fairfield Ave
Water St
1107
Main Street
Hurley & Co
Hurley & Company
Wm. R. Hurley & Co
Wm. R. Hurley
Malo St
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