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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1909

Page

4

Mary Farmer Electrocuted at Auburn in 1908

Mary Farmer, condemned for the 1907-08 killing of Mrs. Sarah Brennan in Hosfield near Brownsville, is executed by electric chair at Sing Sing? The report details her final moments, the private farewell with husband James Farmer, and the posttrial sequence including autopsy plans and burial.

Benham St. Joseph's James Farmer Farmer Father Hickey Jim Mary Mary Farmer Martha Place Kililed Sing Sing Sarah Brennan Hosfield Brownsville Jefferson County Brennan Ezra D. Bellinger Mrs. Farmer Patrick Brennan Gow

New Haven and Pennsylvania Plan Hell Gate Bridge Connection

A conference between New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad and Pennsylvania Railway officials discussed a connecting line via a four track Hell Gate bridge. The project, funded by the New York Connecting Company and shared by the two railways, could cost about 25 million dollars with a 1000 foot central span. Freight would use the Bay Ridge line while passengers move to the Pennsylvania terminal. Land purchases and rights of way totalled about 3.6 thousand dollars so far.

NJ Haven New York, News & Hartford Railroad Piylvania Railroad Hell Gate New York Subway New Haven New Haven Company Pennsylvania Company New York City Bay Ridge Road New York Harbor Pennsylvania New York Coinn Long Island City Bay Ridge Pennsylvania Terminal

Tailor Made Clothes vs Ready Mades Debate In Theatres

Readers are urged to favor custom tailoring over ready made garments. The piece argues labels reveal quality and urges see Wheale at 1042 Main St for tailored clothing. It promotes personal satisfaction and cautions against hidden labels in public.

Main St Bee Foley

In Dreamland headliner at Polis Theatres

Polis Theatres showcases a strong week with Devoy in In Dreamland a comedy drama fantasy featuring Miss Hermine Shone and a six member company. The bill includes Ward Curran The Terrible Judge Mlle Fregolia with 15 acts and 40 costume changes plus ventriloquist W O Duncan and musical acts Lake Luce The Silvas and Brown Cooper with new Electrograph pictures.

Polis Emmet Devoy Mr. Devoy Devoy W. O. Duncan America Lake & Luce the Silvas Brown & Cooper Electrograph

Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Smith's theater

The Kentucky drama Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch returns for its sixth season with three hours of lighthearted, popular entertainment. Rory of the Hills is set for tomorrow and Wednesday with Irish-themed drama and song. Miss Hattie Williams brings Fluffy Ruffles to town on Thursday with a 70-member company and noted vaudeville stars. Creatore and a concert band offer two top concerts Friday with Mme Joana Barilli as soprano. The current Paid In Full by Eugene Walter continues next Monday with a special company. Removal: H L Blackman & Son move to 54 Middle Street near Fairfield Avenue.

Rory Bernard Daly Kerry Gow Hattie Williams Miss Williams William Norris Bert Leslie Vaudeville Jack Gardner George Cohan John J. McNally Creatore Mme Joana Barilli Eugene Walter Astor Theatre New York H. L. Blackman & Son, Real Estate and Fire Insurance Middle Street Fairfield Avenue

Smith May Be Turned Out by President Taft

Washington March 23 It is widely believed Herbert Knox Smith Hartford commissioner of incorporations appointed by Roosevelt will be removed by Taft due to zeal in corporate investigations. He may be sent elsewhere or not given another post. Connecticut men hold four federal positions including consular posts in Europe and Canada with pay from 2500 to 3500 a year. Four federal jobs in Connecticut include U S Marshal District Attorney Internal Revenue Collector and Bank Examiner. The Census Supervisor job may go to Edward S Yount if endorsed by the delegation.

Washington Herbert Knox Smith Hartford Roosevelt Taft Tall Pines Connecticut H. H. Ward West Haven Navy Ward Gallaudet The Deaf and Dumb School Henry M. Camp Norwalk George H. Jackson New Haven Cognac France Erastus S. Day Colchester Bradford England Frederick M. Ryder Rimouski Quebec Charles N. Dahiela Willimantic Sheffield William H. Bishop Palermo Sicily Edwin A Creevey Bridgeport St. Michaele Azores Homer M. Byington Rome U. S. Marshal U. S. Internal Revenue Collector U. S. Bank Examiner

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