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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1916

Page

8

Sunday Services In The Churches

Sunday services across urban churches listed with Holy Communion morning prayers and sermons. Notable calendars include St George's Trinity Westminster and others with Mothers Day observances, programs for Sunday schools, youth groups, and evening lectures. </analysis>

U S Protest to Britain May Be Act of Future

Washington reports say American protests to Britain over the blockade will be delayed due to Germany’s May 5 note and its implied threats. Secretary Lansing says the administration will not accept apparent diktats, and will judge Germany by future submarine actions and adherence to international law. Ambassador Gerard will seek the punishment details for the Sussex attack.

U.S Britain ACT Washington United States Great Britain Germany Lansing Wilson Gerard Foreign Office Sussex Admiraltty

Public Hearing on Proposed Crossover in Stratford Street

Stratford voters will hear on May 17 about a proposed crossover on Main Street in front of the Congressional church. Connecticut Co. seeks to ease morning and evening traffic congestion.

Stratford Street Stratford Board of Education Town Hall Main Street Congressional Church The Connecticut Co George A. Mallett & Co Curtis Place John Williams Broadbridge Road Canal Street Burton Samuel W. Beardslee King Street C. W. Areson Trinity Episcopal Church Minot Blakeman George Booth William Crawford Clayton Blakeslee James McQuillan Sydney Sy. Beardsley Union Cemetery Anna Schatra Anton Adamle Bridgeport Michael J. O'Connor St. James’ R. C Adamle Howard Avenue Stratford High School Red Men's Hall Mrs. Wilfer Gladys Merrill Bella Wilfer Dorothy Peck Lavinia Wilfer Catherine Russell Harold Dunbar R. Wilfer Rusty Robert Luce Mr. Boffin Golden Dustman American Bible Society Stratford “Veteran Association

The Poor Winner and Prosperity

A reflective piece urges readers to curb overconfidence amid rising income. It contrasts poor and good winners, notes dangers of lavish spending, and calls Bridgeport residents to practical action: invest in homes, secure steady wages, and join Build For Bridgeport to create a mutually beneficial partnership.

Bridgeport

Veterans gather at town hall for Memorial Day observance

Veterans of the War of 61 65 Spanish War Veterans and Sons of Veterans are urged to attend a meeting at the town hall on Monday evening at 3 o'clock. The gathering will discuss Memorial Day arrangements and seeks full attendance.

Sons of Veterans

30000 More Workers Quit Chicago Jobs

Chicago May 13 nearly thirty thousand union garment workers are ordered to join the five thousand already on strike. Sidney Hillman of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America directs the strike and claims all union members will quit. Manufacturers won a temporary injunction to restrain strikers from picketing plants, the petition citing the refusal to establish a closed shop as the strike cause.

Chicago Sidney Hillman Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America

Holy Rosary Parish To Host Two Week Mission

Holy Rosary Italian R C church begins a two week mission starting Sunday at the 10 80 mass with Rev Robert Biasotti in charge. Daily masses at 6 7 8 and 8 am include instruction while evenings begin at 7 30. Confessions after classes and at all services. Women attend first week and men the second. Bishop John J Nilan confers confirmation May 23 at 3 pm.

Trinity Fairfield Avenue Broad Street C. W. Areson The Choese United Congregational Church Gilbert and Broad Streets William Watson Ranney S Ermon Christ Christian Ennor Trumbull Congregational Church Edwin J Jock Stopic Earl Topic C. E First Baptist Church West and Washington Avenues John Richard Brown C. E. Society William W. Rose of the Redeemer Holy Rosary John J. Nilan

President Goes on River Cruise with Wilson aboard

Newport News May 18 The yacht Mayflower carrying the President and Mrs Wilson anchored off the shipyard this morning. The Sylph waited off Newport News and the President and Mrs Wilson transferred aboard. The Sylph set out for a James River run and Jamestown ruins were expected to be visited. No salutes were fired as the Mayflower remained offshore.

Newport News

Flower Passes Fortress Monroe Amid Hampton Roads Fleet

A flower passed Fortress Monroe as battleships sat anchored in Hampton Roads and the President's flag was not flown, signaling a formal or ceremonial moment without the national banner displayed.

Flower Fortress Monroe Hampton Roads

Social and Personal Highlights From Local Clubs

The Pequonnock Yacht club hosted Ladies Night with a musical program. The Loyal Abraham Lincoln lodge held a masquerade dance at Eagles hall. A joint memorial service by Konckapotawauh and Wompon tribes of the Improved Order of Red Men will convene at 1087 Broad Street with Public welcome. Past Great Sachem E T Buckingham and Rev G O Tamblyn will speak. first joint tribute by both tribes.

Olivet Congregational Church Inn Street North Avenue Ree Olver Tamblyn Ser Pequonnock Yacht Club Eagles’ Hall Abraham Lincoln Lodge Konckapotawauh Wowompon Improved Order of Red Men Broad Street E. T. Buckingham G. O. Tamblyn

Calls for breaking up Standard Oil to curb price hikes

A critical remark argues that enforcing anti trust laws to split Standard Oil into 34 firms would remove the combine's excuse for doubling gasoline prices, urging stronger action against monopolies.

Standard Oil Combine

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