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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1915

Page

12

Taxing Laws Bring Big Changes For Connecticut Tax Office

The General Assembly provisions shift estate taxation from the treasurer to the tax commissioner. Estates over 509 dollars require inventories for the tax office, while smaller estates need only certified amounts. A new miscellaneous corporations tax will simplify computations, with about 7000 reports expected from numerous entities. The expansion includes town treasurers and several public service bodies, plus added clerical funding and office space to handle the flood of paperwork.

General Assembly William Erate Tax Commissioner Treasury Tax Commissioner's Office Tax Commission Hese Electric, Water and Power Siam Internal Revenue Office Il . Sa Tax Commissioner’s Department Civil Service Commission

Pastors May Join Bridgeport Memorial Parade 1917

At Greens Farms the Pastors association met and reported that the evangelist Billy Sunday may visit Bridgeport in 1917. Pastors may participate in the Memorial Day parade.

Billy Bridgeport Pastors’ Association Greens Farms

TIZ Foot Comfort Promises Happy Feet

A vintage ad extols TIZ as magic for tired feet drawing out acids and poisons causing puffiness. It claims feet feel restful and shoes stop hurting after use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent box from druggists or department stores for a year of comfort.

Wall Russians Flock to Ellis Island

The piece argues that postwar European emigration to the United States will rise from Russia and Austria Hungary, with Russia facing severe unemployment after prohibition and war disruption. It notes German influence in Russia, disrupted industry, scarce credits, and potential direct Russian port links to Odessa if Dardanelles open, enabling more emigration to America.

Europe United States America England France Germany Austria-Hungary Russia Poland Petrograd Hamburg Bremen Dardanelles Odessa

Local notices as social calls and small events

STEPNEY Mrs Letitia Fowler of New Haven visits her brother George Clingan. Herbert Garrick visits Bridgeport. Miss Mary Collins hosts at Danbury. Mrs Reuben Barrett returns from Fishkill. Mr and Mrs Harry Morgan visit New Haven. Pamela Wheeler entertains Mr and Mrs George Baird Theodore Baird of Bethel. Dr George Smith returns from Long Island and New York. attends Medical association. Miss Melissa Morgan and Lorenzo Stierley wed at Bethel Congregational parsonage with attendants Herbert Botsford New Haven. They plan Bethel home after a New York state trip. Carrie Elwell entertains Mrs Bond of Danbury. Frank Perkins injured on nail. wound treated by Dr Smith. Osbourne Jr of Bridgeport visits father. Old Lewis Edwards place, now Dulack's, torn down due to decay. John Liebold of Palestine stays with Slade family. Miss Mary Pedbereznak hosts a May party for pupils. weather forces indoor picnic. June bride-elect prepares for housekeeping. college boys wear trousers turned up this summer. Funeral designs and Bouquets John Recky & Son.

Letitia Fowler New Haven George Clingan Herbert Garrick Bridgeport Mary Collins Danbury Reuben Barrett Fishkill N. Y Harry ©. Morgan Pamela Wheeler George Baird Theodore Baird Bethel George Smith Long Island New York Smith The Medical Association Melissa Morgan Edwin Morgan This Lorenzo Stierley Tyler Herbert Botsford Stierley New York State Carrie Elwell Bond Frank Perkins Dulack John Liebold Palestine Lucius V. Slade Mary Pedbereznak

Points of Interest at Fairfield Pavilion Season Opens

Charles J. Collins opens the Fairfield Pavilion season on Decoration Day May 31 with expanded floor space after a successful prior year. He is a Castle House graduate and a leading state instructor. John J. Blewett of Travelers Shoe Company stimulates sales in Bridgeport by offering free silk stockings with each purchase on Saturday May 2. Willard Murch, Gideon Society founder and Michigan traveler with Lambert & Lowman, died of pneumonia at his daughter's Toledo home.

Charles J. Collins Fairfield Pavilion Mr. Collins Castle House Adv John J. Blewett Bridgeport Travelers Shoe Company Blewett Travelers Shoe Store Willard Murch Gideon Society of Michigan Michigan Lambert & Lowman Detroit Toledo

Hair Tinting All The Rage In Early Beauty Ad

The advertisement touts Brownatone hair tinting as a safe easy fix for gray or faded hair. A quick comb or brush touch up yields a lasting shade with two available browns. Sample and booklet offered on request from Kenton Pharmacal Co. in Covington Kentucky, and available in Bridgeport via Riker Plug Store and others.

Kenton Pharmacal Co E. Pike Street Covington Bridgeport Riker Plug Store

Newtown News Roundup Sees Transfers and Local News

Deed filed transfers 28 acre farm in Gray's Plain District to Charles R. Beardsley. Miss Elizabeth Shepard of New York visits Palestine district with guest Miss Jennie Roberts. Jesse James and E C Platt drive to Bridgeport. Evelyn Chapin of S N E Tel Co. assists mother Mrs Asa Chavis in New Milford. Borough okays 3 12 million tax to cover street lighting contracts. Village Cemetery association elects officers: Theron E H Platt president, A J Smith sec treas, trustees D C Peck A B Blakeman and Arthur T Nettleton. Rosa Quinn guest of Danbury friends. Mr and Mrs R H Beers return from Worcester trip. Florence Gaffney returns from visit to Bridgeport. B R Hoffman rents Gannon building for dyeing shop. John Popopiles opens stand in Sandy Hook.

Newtown Herman W. Oppe Gray’s Plain Charles R. Beardsley Elizabeth Shepard New York Palestine Jennie Roberts Sandy Hook Jesse James E. C. Platt Hawleyville Bridgeport Evelyn,Chapin A. B. Blakeman Arthur T. Nettleton Rosa Quinn Main Street Danbury R. H. Beers Worcester Mass Florence Gaffney Walnut Tree Hill John Brown B. R. Hoffman Hotchkissville Gannon Church Hill iJohn Popopiles Blackman

Fraternal Council Seaside No 709 Meets May 26

A regular meeting of Seaside Council No 709 Royal Arcadium will convene at 8 tomorrow evening May 26 at the lodge rooms Citizens' building 1025 Main Street. Candidates will be initiated and important business will be considered.

Seaside Council Royal Arcadium Citizens Main Street

Five Die as Boiler Explodes on Delaware River Dredge

Brief notes report five killed when a boiler on a sand dredging machine exploded on the Pennsylvania side of the Delaware River opposite Bordentown New Jersey. The incident prompted investigations and emergency response in a densely populated area.

Pennsylvania Delaware River Bordentown N. J

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