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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1909

Page

9

Henry H. Rogers Eulogized by Rev Robert Collyer

Funeral rites for Henry H. Rogers drew 1000 Standard Oil staff and city leaders at the Church of the Messiah. Rev Collyer and Rev Holmes delivered touching tributes, with pallbearers including William Rockefeller and John D. Archbold. The body restates at Fairhaven Mass after ceremonies.

United Press New York Standard Oil Company Church of the Messiah Henry H. Rogers Commonwealth Robert Collyer John Haynes Holmes Mr. Rogers Wiliam Rockefeller John D. Archbold E. T. Bedford James A. Moffett Samuel L. Clemens B. H. Harriman Reymond DuPuy Elbert H. Gary Melville E. Stone John D. Ryan James M. Beck Charles A. Peabody Dr. G R. Ricey George Perkins Col A. G Payne James Jordan Unitarian Church Lotus Club Standard Oil Broadway Grand Central Station Fairhaven Mass

Resolutions On Death Of Selden C Waldo

Laurel club of Connecticut adopts unanimous resolutions mourning Selden Connor Waldo a fellow member and newspaperman noting his high purposes keen mind and endearing friendship. The club extends deepest sympathy to his family and records the resolutions for posterity.

Selden C. Waldo Laurel Club State Capitol Selden Connor Waldo Connecticut Laurel Club of Gfr. Waldo James L. McGovern Willa Committee

Peace Conference Urges Global Arbitration Court

Lake Mohonk May 21 educators from across the country gathered to discuss peace strategy. Professor White of Cornell outlined campus peace propaganda work and prize winner H L Bobbitt of Johns Hopkins spoke after receiving the Hughley prize. A platform urged prompt Hague action, an international court of arbitral justice, general arbitration treaties, and reduced armaments with governments to lead in peace.

United Press Lake Mohonk White Cornell University Harry Pratt Judson Chicago University John H. Finlay New York City College W. H. P. Faunce Brown University S. P. Brooks Taylor University Texas L. L. Hobbs Guilford College Hughley DeWitt Hughley H. L. Bobbitt Johns Hopkins University Hague International Court of Arbitral Justice Court of Arbitration The

Ring Theft Suspects John and Cora Gunn Arrested

John Gunn and his wife Cora, servants in Mrs. Sherman’s house at 1027 Broad St, were arrested by Detective Hackett and Officer Hall for robbing Mrs. Sherman of a 3100 diamond ring. Police say the Gunns pawned the ring last night and drank heavily. They will be arraigned in city court tomorrow. Mrs. Sherman did not prosecute after reclaiming the ring.

John Gunn Cora

Shopfront Sale Promises Low Prices On Apparel Goods

The ad lists notions including shirt-waist shields and dress shields with discounted prices and small shortages. It notes limited period skirt production in six woolen styles for $1 and a claim of high tailoring with immediate cloth purchase required. Left aisle front and right aisle rear denote display areas.

Shoe Savings at Fairfield Avenue How to save on women’s footwear

Right-style shoes made of good leathers offer savings for women and girls. High and low shoes in halfskin and patent leather come in trim, graceful, comfortable styles with welted construction for durability. Prices range from 1.35 to 2.35 for girls and women 1.85 to 2.35. Near Fairfield avenue door.

Fairfield Avenue

Glove sale features Milanese silk and chamois pairs

Glove offer lists Milanese silk varieties in lavender, old rose, brown, champagne, reseda, taupe, tan, navy with double-tipped fingers. Chamois gloves in white or natural finish with two buttons imported from France. Sold at 50c, 39c. location Cannon Street aisle rear.

France Cannon Street

Hair Goods Offer Fashionable Styles At Fair Prices

Style and merit combine in ready hair goods. The store touts well made items in new fashions at fair profits. Featured switches 16 to 22 inches from 95c to 1.25, natural 24 inch 3, transformations 6, psyche puffs 3 for 95c, gray 16 inch 2.50, puff sets 0.50 to 1.45, cluster puffs 1.85, sanitary hair rolls 24 inch 0.39 and 14 or 16 inch 0.25. Third floor.

How and's Good Underwear For All Ages on Main Street

An old advertisement describes men's, women's, and children's underwear in various styles and prices. It mentions lace trimmed garments, gauze cotton vests, knee length pants, open mesh Porosknnt underwear for men, brief negligees, and percale negligee shirts, with prices ranging from 19c to 69c and a note about Main Street door location.

Main Street

Gray stockings for girls and Burson stock ings

Demand brings stock scarcity for gray girls stockings. Example reads: light weight knitted with rib for sizes 7 to 9 14 25c. Burson summer weight stockings for women seam less durable. Plain black mercerized cotton 25c 35c. Gauzy cotton stockings 12%4c.

Burson Cannon Street

Tragedy Pursued Elisha Roswell Passes After Injury

Elisha Roswell 75 died at St. Vincent's hospital after gangrene followed an injury. He left a wife and two children, including son Frederick. Formerly in charge of Beardsley Park, he headed Bridgeport Brass carpentry, and resided with son Alonzo in Nichols.

Elisha Roswell Roswell St. Vincent’s Hospital Frederick Roswell Housatonic River Beardsley Park Carpenter Bridgeport Brass C Alonzo R. Roswell Nichols

Permission Granted For Main Street Water Line Work

Director Biltz grants Bridgeport Hydraulic Company permission to fill the trench in Main Street and lay a 30 inch water line with cracked stone rolled down. The work will tear up Main Street between East W and Fairfield avenues throughout the summer.

Biltz Bridgeport Hydraulic Company Main Street East W Fairfield Avenues

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