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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1915

Page

4

New Jersey Board Finds Concrete Best for Roads

A New Jersey legislative committee examined pavement options and endorsed concrete for roads as economical, durable, and easy to maintain. They cited lower maintenance costs, better drainage, and suitability for various weather and traffic, while noting proper sub-base preparation and joints.

NEW Jersey Board New Jersey Percy H. Wilson Association of American-Porti and Cement Manufacturers Itia Pgocrate Fonda New York New Ohio California Roand Wilson

Roosevelt Libel Verdict in Page One Case

The jury found the article libelous in two aspects and returned a unanimous verdict for Theodore Roosevelt. The court noted the issue as whether a corrupt political alliance and collaboration with crooked business influenced state government. The verdict affirmed that Roosevelt justified the article, signaling a victory for good government. Juror Burns received cheers as he left the courthouse.

Penang Eng Col. Roosevelt Burns John M. Bowers Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt William Barnes Says Charlee Murphy Setonrest

Jurors Stand 11 to 1 in Favor of Defendant in Five Week Trial

Foreman recounts that after the first ballot the jury was 11 to 1 for the defendant. Burns supposedly refused to change his vote until today, while others claimed they did not want to appear to have rushed their decision after extensive five week examination of the evidence.

Burns

A Little Bedbug On Your Pillow

A riotous warning about bedbugs and nightly bites ends with a remedy. The ad touts Presto Killer as an effective cleaner, priced at 25 cents, promising relief from pests and the unpleasant wakeful night.

Cyrus Pharmacy Land Sale By Public Auction

Public sale by execution directed to me will occur at the sign post in Bridgeport to satisfy costs and fees. On Saturday May 29 1915 at 10 am the following items will be sold: a safe desk electric motor set of switches starter. Safe to be held at 157 Stratford avenue Bridgeport. Deputy Sheriff Joseph F Wieler County of Fairfield.

Bridgeport Stratford Avenue Joseph F. Wieler County of Fetrfeld

Great Anniversary Sale Promotes Millinery and Fashion Goods

Extraordinary price reductions in seasonable millinery, shirt waists, silk petticoats, perculine petticoats, outside dress skirts, cloth coats, raincoats, ostrich plumes, ribbons, marabout capes and collars and white Iceland fox scarfs.

Social and Personal News of Weddings and Local Events

Miss Dorothy Stanton daughter of Mrs Florence Stanton and William Webb son of Mr and Mrs George Webb were married at St Johns Episcopal church in the afternoon. Rev Stephen Fish Sherman performed the ceremony. A reception followed at 67 Washington avenue. The couple will reside in the Bronx before a later move to this city. Invitations were issued for Miss Natalie Banks Macfarlane’s wedding to Ernest Carlisle Hunter at the Hotel Stratfield with ceremony at six o’clock. A large audience attended the first public performance of the B H S Girls Glee club at the high school assembly hall. The program featured piano violin and choral numbers. A panic occurred at a Third Avenue moving picture house when rowdies shouted Fire. two were arrested and sentenced to thirty days.

Dorothy Stanton Florence Stanton Golden Hill Street William Webb George Webb Nauvoo St. John's Episcopal Church Stephen Fish Sherman Charles F. Wood Washington Avenue Emily Sanford Peggy Hall Violet Wood Theodore Crisp New York Harrold Drew Ansonia R. Hunter McQuistion Ralph Blackburn Harvey Irving Webb Alvin C. Bruel Mrs. Stanton Adirondacks Francie Hough Macfarlane Bayard Boyd Webb Brooklyn Elizabeth Gibbs Brook- Uns Josephine Lynge Mildred Foster Martha Marie Sleeper Courtland School Danahall Wellesley Mass Hunter Sheffield Scientific School Yale Sheffield Monthly Willard R. Smith Mary Maraff B. F. Hastings David Greenspun David Reich W Molley Rubenstein Moving Picture Third Avenue

Chicago Woman Visits Kaiser With A Plan For Peace

The Hague congress on peace sends a delegation to the German emperor. Miss Jane Addams leads with Dr Aletta Jacobs Mrs Richard Palthe and Signora Genoni of Italy. They have met Premier Asquith and Foreign Secretary Grey in London to present the peace resolution.

International Congress of Women Hague Jane Addams Chicago Aletta Jacobs Richard Palthe Holland Signora Genoni Italy Asquith Grey London The

Seek Three Escaped Lunatics Here Find One In Local Hotel

Bridgeport authorities and charities officials hunted three escaped lunatics last night and today until keepers from Norwich and Middletown asylums assured they were not dangerous. Thomas Burke was captured at the Annex hotel Water street by Policeman Suponski and Investigator Morissey and returned to Norwich state hospital. Middletown asylum officers continued searching for two women who fled during grounds access.

Maryland William McIntyre Philadelphia Morris Turnpike Stewartville Warren County Stevens Roosevelt Road Middlesex County Bridgeport Police Charities Department Norwich Middletown Thomas Burke Annex Hotel Water Street Suponski Charities Alexander Morrissey State Hospital For

Circus Train Crew Finds Mangled Body In Connecticut

Circus train crew in Old Saybrook, Connecticut found L. Martell of Worcester, 22, beside the tracks after a fall from a freight train. His leg was crushed and a compound fracture occurred. He received temporary local treatment and was sent to New Haven hospital.

Old Saybrook Conn L. Martell Worcester New Haven Hospital

President of Defunct Middletown Bank Dead

E H Jackson, first and only president of the Middletown Banking Company, died in Middletown Conn at age 70. Born in Paris Co he led the bank for four decades now in receivers hands. Survived by Mrs Jackson two sons and two daughters.

Middletown Conn E. H Jackson Middletown Banking Company Paris Jackson

City Court Docket in Brief From Local Ledger

Sylvanus Locke of Locke Steel Belt is discharged on reckless driving charges with nolle entered. Louis Coles told to leave the city after annoying his wife, claiming love unreturned. John Simla fined $15 for cruelty to an animal after a beating by three witnesses. Jacob Lavin discharged when the woman refused to answer. Helen Smith and Loretta Walters held for trial for theft from Harry Roberts, bonds $200. Greenspun case postponed. state to prove reckless driving at Locomobile strike. Lesko Jukss Lispko fined $54 for an attack on Andrew Singer. Ferris waives burglary exam and is held on $3000 bonds. The Swiss army has mobilized.

Sylvanus Locke Locke Steel Belt Company Wilder Nolle Louis Coles New Haven John Simla Sprague Ice & Coal Company Jacob Lavin Pequonnock Street Fannie Pinsky Howard Avenue Helen Smith Loretta Walters Harry M. Roberts Louis Greenspun Parrott Avenue Locomobile Company B. Dilliston Connecticutional Bank Wall and Main Streets Peter Lesko John Jukss John Lispko Osborne Street Andrew Singer Bridgeport William Ferris

Mother Brook the First Canal in Dedham 1639

A historical note on Mother Brook in Dedham Mass the first canal dug in the United States to connect the Charles River with East Brook about a mile long. Built by hardy Dedham villagers in 1639 for mill water this drainage passage winds along high ground with well kept gardens nearby.

Mother Brook Dedham Mass Charles River Eastbrook

Prismatic Lake in Yellowstone Park described as world’s perfect spring

The article extols Prismatic Lake in Yellowstone Park as the most perfect spring of its kind, detailing its summit mound overflow, spider‑web ground pattern, a 250 by 300 foot pool, and a crimson‑tinged steam cloud. it quotes Hiram Martin Chittenden praising the lake’s colors and visibility. The piece then shifts to tin mining basics, ore composition, and historic tin sources, followed by a query about the cost to fire a 14 inch gun and the price of its 1,400 pound projectiles.

Yellowstone Park Aize Yellowstone National Park Hiram Martin Chittenden

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