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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1913

Page

11

Fairfield News Highlights on Land, Trolley, and Society

The paper details Samuel H Wheeler’s land on Marine Avenue linked to a Sherman school decision, hints at possible playground use for 20 years, and notes local debate. It mentions the new cottage plan for a summer occupant, trolley car reopenings, church events at St Thomas and Greenfield Hill, plus assorted social notices and letters at the post office.

Fairfield Samuel H. Wheeler Marine Avenue Wallace M- Botkee Wwn Sherman School Wheeler Posea al Ieavett New School Jennings Patriet Fraley Co James I. Brereton Bridgeport American Graphyphone Co Penfield Avenue Frederick Marbers Ownis of Gottakes Mode Holdings Lilly Suring Westport Lorwalk Linter Greenfield Hill Sam—uel Samuel Borsek Charles Bahr Joseph BE. Perry Joseph Elis John Dempsey Edith M. Wildman A. M. Ewing Ivan Cepan Charles Hopkins Arthur Chase Stratfield Bridgeport Hospital Worcester Mose Strat-feld Saugatuck Patrick Oates Sengatuck Oates Morton Westport Democrats Christchurch William S. Taylor Temple Lodge William Dixon Frank Pritchard Frank SN. Taylor Lincoln Avenue J. J. Volk New York St. John's Mission Corbin Jane A. Wood Wbrary Seatey Samuel Coley Coleytown Men's Society of the West Katherine Elwood MacDuffie School Springfield Mass Riverside Avenue Mate Fairfield County

Parent Letter Advocates Syrup of Figs For Constipation

A vintage advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as a safe laxative for children and adults. It claims quick relief from constipation, disordered stomach, and related symptoms, touting natural ingredients and gentle action. The ad urges parents to use the product and refuses other offers.

Hanny California

School Commissioners Discuss New School Site Westport

Westport March 26 The School board met last evening to discuss a proposed new Main street school. No decision yet beyond a not to exceed $50,000. Location deemed desirable on Main street will be announced after the deal closes.

Westport Main Street

Milch cows sold and local notes from Monroe area

William Blakeman sold two new milch cows to Charles Dimon. William Rao Ethel Welch Fred Anantaraus in Bridgeport Huntington spent Easter with parents. Lillian Rat returned home after nine weeks with grandparents. Mrs Henry J Lord joined husband at Lyme and attended a funeral for an uncle brought from Kansas City. Edwin Shelton lost a Holstein cow. Chief Park Warden Charles Sherwood announced permit requirements between March 15 and June 1 and again August 16 to November 28 before starting fires.

William Blakeman Barn Hall Charles Dimon White Hills William Rao Ethel Welch Bridgeport Fred Anatarous Huntington Andrew Rau Lillian Rat Henry J. Lord Huband Lyme Kansas City Edwin €. Shelton Charles T. Sher- Wood Herbert W. Jove Tharies FL Ensign John H. Hawkins Sherwood Daniel W. Kurtz Philadelphia Holy Land Albert Wheeler Kurtz Albert Wheeler Mary Nichols Cyrus Jeffrey Walkers Farms Susie Gress Robert Victor Nelson Cora New York City Bedford New York St. Peter's Church Society F. W Wheeler Hubert Beardshey Homer E. Clark Samuel B. Hurd Homer E. Clarke Edwin ©. Shelton New Haven Solon B. Wales Virginia Edith Chicago Hampton

Recording Destruction From West Hurricane Outbreak

Omaha and small Western towns report extensive property damage from a severe hurricane. Wooden buildings collapsed, roofs peeled away, and homes and barns wrecked, with injuries and multiple deaths cited. Several communities sent in photos illustrating cyclone devastation across streets and farms.

Omaha

New Haven Rail Road Faces Dual Task of Efficiency and Defense

The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad grapples with boosting efficiency while countering attacks from critics. President Mellen and ex-Boston and Maine chief Lucius Tuttle blame Brandeis and rivals for undermining public trust, arguing the campaigns threaten industrial New England and the rail system’s credit.

N. HO & H. Railroad New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co New Haven New England Charles S. Mellen Lucius Tuttle Boston and Mr. Mellen The New Raven New York Onitario and Western Rutland Reliroads Boston Maine Melien Mellen Boston American Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade Boston Chamber of Commerce

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Calomel Alternative

Ohio physician Dr. F M Edwards announces Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a sugar coated olive oil tablet as a gentler calomel substitute after 17 years of development. Marketed as a cleanser for bowels and liver with no harmful after effects, available 10c and 25c per box from The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.

Pr. F. M. Edwards Ohio Dr. Edwards Dr. Edwards’ Oliver The Olive Tablet Company Columbus

No State Coin for British Blow Out Hartford

Hartford March 26 The plan to celebrate the 100 years of peace with Great Britain was dropped after the Dill hearing. The committee of appropriations opposed the 310,000 request, with speakers arguing no peace exists with Britain and viewing the celebration as hypocritical. Opponents cited Alabama claims and Panama Canal entanglements, while supporters were scarce.

Hartford Ghent Committee On Appropriations Great Britain England France Germany Russia McNeil T. J. “Murphy Bridgeport Lawrence O’brien New Haven Isi Gladstone Jefferson Davis London Times Lincoln Alabama J. Danaher Meriden Panama Canal Connecticut Washington Platt United States Danaher George Washington Bernard Lynch Baldwin Joseph Hall Naugatuck Rueela Steve Danbury T. F. Pfeiffer

Politicians discuss bill honoring Perry’s Lake Erie victory

Thomas F. Smith of New Britain recounts withdrawing a proposed bill after the governor’s message. He notes support from lawmakers including Timothy Crowley, John McMurray, H Kaufman, Angelo Parmensa, Harry Burke, T J Keough, Philip Sullivan, William Clifford, John O’Neil, James Rooney and Charles Byrne as hearing speakers.

Thomas F. Smith New Britain Perry Lake Erie Washington Timothy J. Crowley Hartford John H. McMurray Bridgeport H. Kauffman Angelo Parmensa Harry M.burke Manchester T. J. Keough Philip J. Sullivan AOH William Clifford John J. O'Neil James H. Rooney Charles J. Byrne

Many a Suffering Woman Needs Kidney Pills Relief

A patient description of women plagued by backache headaches nervousness and sleep loss from kidney and bladder troubles. Foley Kidney Pills promise quick relief and renewed health. Ad directed to readers in Stratford Ave and Sixth St with a sales pitch and address.

Foley F. B. Brill Stratford Ave Sixth St

Obituary notices for Burns Judd Pope and others

Funeral services were held today for Mrs Joseph A C Burns widow of Samuel A Burns at 611 Clinton avenue with burial in Mountain Grove cemetery. Jeannette J Judd funeral at 33 Kossuth street with burial in Lakeview cemetery. William D Pope funeral at 121 Atlantic street with burial in Park cemetery. Lincoln, son of Mr and Mrs Lorenze S Jackson of 75 North Avenue, buried in Mountain Grove. Dr Harry R Bermett buried yesterday in Mountain Grove after services at Add Betchwood Avenue conducted by Rev George W Nicholson. Samuel Harris lodge quartet and Corinthian Independent conducted graveside rites. pallbearers included Roger Cunningham and Karl.

Joseph A. C. Burns Samuel A. Burns Clinton Avenue R. Ke Swain Mountain Grove Cemetery Jeannette J. Judd Kossuth Street Rev. B. BH Kenyon Lakeview Cemetery William D. Pope Atlantic Street Park Cemetery Lincoln Lorenze Jackson North Avenue Harry Raymond Bermett Add. Betchwood Avenue Georke W. Nicholson Samuel H. Harris

Garment Description From Obscure Fashion Fragment

A damaged OCR reads a dress description with deep orange ground and cream paneling. It mentions black velvet trim on the collar and buttons, chimisetts, and an overskirt with lace, plus a grape motif and a front panel.

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