Quiet Fourth Celebrated in 1910 City History
Mayor Buckingham led a peaceful Fourth of July with citizen cooperation and police vigilance, reducing accidents, fires, and fatalities. The article urges continued precautions to keep the quiet Fourth trend, noting the desire of intelligent people to avoid noise and its harmful consequences.
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Buckingham
Farmers Free List bill passes House amid party split
The Farmers Free List bill cleared the House by a two thirds vote with Democrats united and 24 Republican insurgents backing it. The debate contrasted Democratic preference for tariff reduction with Republican calls for concessions, while proponents framed the measure as returning freedom to buy without tribute.
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House of Representatives
Mt Wan
New York Post
Republ Tiesng
Washington
Statistics on death by own action in Bridgeport April report
A Bridgeport report notes the April deaths by self harm as part of a national pattern. It cites rates, methods including poison and firearms, and the unusually high June selections, with observers linking suicide to social and economic strains across Connecticut and nearby cities.
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Bridgeport
Connecticut
Eriching
City Attorney Opinion Backs Short Term Street Sprinkling
City Attorney argues that street sprinkling contracts cannot bind the city for more than one year. He notes oil sprinkling could be preferable to water but the current board lacks authority for a long term deal. The decision preserves annual funding needs and avoids long term commitments to contractors.
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Solttive
Public Works
Supreme Court
Common Council
Board of Apportionment
Liberation bill for Kmets in Bosnia faces opposition
In Sarajevo on May 10 the April 2 bill to liberate the Kmets peasants from feudal servitude meets fierce opposition. Conservatives resist while liberals claim the Kmets fear liberty. the plan would offer state aid to buy farms, but outcomes remain uncertain.
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Sarajevo
Bridgeport Man Honored by Royal Arch Masons Meeting
At the close of the 112th annus convocation in New Haven, Royal Arch Masons elected officers for the coming year. George R. Morris of New London named grand high priest, with W Jerome Bissell of Litchfield deputy grand high priest and other officers from Hartford, Bridgeport, and New Haven. About 150 members attended. gold matters were presented to senior officers, and the group noted steady membership growth. Connecticut formed a grand chapter when the nation was 22 years old, with six founding chapters including St. John's Middletown and Hiram Newtown.
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Crnese
George RR
Morris
New Taondon
W. Jerome Bissell
Litchfield
L. L. Beach
Bristol
Horace W. Eady
New Britain
Isaiah Baker
Hartford
James McCormick
Harry T. Pearson
Bridgeport
Burton L. Tuttle
New Haven
BM. Avery
South Windham
Grand Royal Arch
M. E. Reuben H
Tucker
Ansonia
M. E. James Callan
Waterbury
M. E. John C. Rowland
Rev. Chas
W. Boyleton
Riverside
Eugene C. Adt
Vail
W. K. Wilson
Danbury
G. M
T. H. George
Sandy Hook
F. Leon Hutchins
Norwich
Lastie Reed
Geo. A. Loomis
George A. Kies
Chae W. Skiff
F. W. Beardsley
Shelton
F. P.tyler
R. H. Tucker
S. P. Goodsell
Winsted
George N. Delap
Hartsford
Eugene A. Haillop
Hich
Reuben H. Tucker
Eugene A. Hall
Royal Arch
New York
Connecticut
Firetrand
Stephen T. Fosmer
Middletown
St. John’s
Hiram
Newtown
Franklin
Vanden Broeck
Colchester
Solomon
Derby
Building Permits Approved by Board of Building Commissioners
Building permits totaling 29185 in value were granted by the Board of Building Commissioners last night. The list includes Frank Riba two family frame dwellings Hillside Avenue E E B Merwin single family frame dwelling and more across multiple streets. The Wake of the Measles reports a child in Little Rock, Ark who recovered after Foley's Honey and Tar Compound was used, with warning to avoid substitutes.
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Board of Building Commissioners
Frank Riba
Fifth Street
E. E B. Merwin
Hillside Avenue
W. J. Southey
John Street
Lois Pulcriano
Barnum Avenue
Lillian J. Kreuter
Gem
Hanson Street
E. P. Hill
Main Street
O. B
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
Brill
Curtis Pharmacy
Buffets in quartered oak and gumwood finish offer value
Two buffets measuring 34 by 10 inches with mirror back carved claw feet two cupboards two small drawers velvet lined for silver and a large drawers for linens priced regularly at 25.00 Oak buffet is solid quartered white oak and the mahogany finish uses gumwood. Also complete furniture for bungalow and cottage. dressers chiffoniers washstands beds priced from 6.50 to 16.00.
Special lot of women's black silk stockings offered
A limited stock of twenty five dozen elegant ex tra long black silk stockings with spliced heels and double soles is priced at $1.00 per pair, well below the winter holiday season rate of $1.50. They are described as highly lustrous and in demand, likely selling soon.
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B. M. Bead CompAny
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W. D. Cook & Son
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the United Iluminating Co
John Stress
Hotel Atlas Fairfield
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Fairfield Ave
Warner Bldg
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Rainford B. Smith
Berkshire Mill CO
Peck & Lines Co
Bridgeport, CT
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Middle Street
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Walsh, Lynch & Co
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Tom Linton
Miss Poney Moore
Davie
Springford
Fred Gilman Burdick & Barry
Florence Legere
Freemans
Park Theatre
Siance
Juliet
Ralph Kedlard
Newfield Park
Hattford
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Syutem Office
Evermore
Eckler & CO
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State Street
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Chural Baince
May
Drew Brok
Witham
Heeree
Drew Brom
John’ H. Johnson, Jr
Hottman
Marshall E. ‘Graysword
David Rice
Ride Poe