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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1916

Page

4

Three new telephone operators begin work in police and charities building

Three new operators started today to serve the police and charities building on the same hours as police platoons. Mrs. W D Graham began at 8 am and was relieved at 4 pm by Miss Ella M McQueeny who will be relieved at midnight by Mrs A G Moseley. Police report Michael Luby, 62, was recaptured after escaping county jail two months ago. he had been jailed for drunkenness. Gold fillings and bridges were stolen from two dentists offices in a burglary possibly by dental burglars, affecting Dr Maurice Moscovitz and Rector.

Police and Charities W. D. Graham Wood Avenue Ella M. McQueeny Lane Street A. G. Moseley Sedgwick Street John FE Maurice Moscovitz Main Street Rector

Epigraphs and notices from Bridgeport pages 100 years ago

A Bridgeport page from a 100 year old issue prints a mock epitaph for an unnamed honest man, a harsh public notice demanding payment from multiple labeled debtors, and a full report on the Naugatuck Valley League baseball opener, including game details, player performances, and crowd notes.

Fifty Years Ago A Fishing Party Str Stratford Masons in Stratford

Fifty years ago a fishing party left this city for Stratford to shad fish with Holcomb Brick W were among the group. One member fell into a dink and spilled water while others enjoyed the trip. A horse ran wild in Boneville causing minor damage but no injuries. The Stratford Masonic lodge marks its 100th anniversary with May 12 events featuring Rev. C F Werner and Rev C W Stocking. Maurice Semund in Bank Street offers stock of old ale and a new restaurant near the post office, claiming a fine Ola beer and a meal opportunity.

Stratford Wilcoxson Lucius Adams’ Mixpress-Co Boneville Taylor & Joyce Masons Masonic Lodge Rev. C., F. Wwer New York C. W. Stocking Ansonia Main Street South Avenue East Broadway Main Mein Harris Harris Street Bruce Avenue Brucevenue Church Institute Maurice Semund Bank Street W. H. Zimmerman Maurice Ban Street

Burglaries Strike Park City Residents Last Night

Twenty years ago two homes on Fairfield avenue Howard and Colorado avenues were entered with only Parker and Beach securing goods. A silverware set valued at fifty dollars vanished from Parker's home while Beach lost only an overcoat. Others were frightened off and at least one closet left undisturbed. Detectives Birmingham Arnold and Cronan investigate as the Parker and Beach homes show selective targeting.

Park City Edward M. Parker W. Beach Fairfield Avenue Howard Colorado Avenues Edward B. Bartram Jesse Cornwall Parker Birmingham Arnold Cronan

Freight Train Accident Delays Worcester-Harlem Route

Branford Conn May 8 a Worcester bound freight with 70 cars struck trouble when an air hose burst causing a double up of two cars and a draw bar was torn from an engine. Five cars lost drawbars and traffic halted until a New Haven wrecking train arrived. The report notes

Branford, Conn Worcester-Harlem River Worcester New Haven

April 1916: A Cloudy Month with Cold Spells and Snow

Local observers note April 1916 was cooler than average with an average around 46 degrees and a high of 66 on April 16 and 29 as the coldest daily low on April 11. The month featured 13 overcast days 7 partly cloudy 10 sunny and a thunderstorm on April 21. Rain fell on 12 days with more than 0.001 inch on multiple days and seven inches of snow. Czar Nicholas met the American Ambassador Francis and his staff during the period.

Everlasting Gifts Jewelry Ad Urges Sentimental Pieces

An old advertisement extols gold and silver jewelry as everlasting gifts for graduations birthdays weddings and anniversaries. It emphasizes that the wares are not fashion whims but lasting mementos to outlive the giver and owner. The shop invites customers to view offerings from inexpensive to elegant pieces.

Burglary Report At Two City Addresses Details

Police report describes thefts at 1022 Main Street and Rector and Uhle offices. Gold and bridges valued at about $200 were taken at the first location. Similar loss estimated at the latter. Skeleton keys used to gain entry to the second site and Moscovitzs' parlors entered via a side door.

Casement to face first hearing Wednesday in Dublin

London reports Sir Roger Case ment arrested on west coast of Ireland after landing from a German ship with intent to lead Sinn Fein revolt. He will be charged with high treason and remanded for trial before the Lord Chief Justice and a jury. John MacNeill, Sinn Fein volunteers president, arrested after disappearance as disturbance began and ordered postponement of Easter Parade. Looters held, goods recovered, Ali Dinar proclaimed holy again in Darfur.

London Roger Casement Ireland Sinn Fein John Macneill Dublin Sinn Fain Volunteers Trisd MacNeill National University

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