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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1910

Page

5

Widening Congress Street Faces Office Building Challenge

Logan Bros. grocers oppose a twelve foot loss in front of their four story Middle and Congress street building claiming the pilings and foundation cannot support a reduced wall. If widened, theirs and James Stapleton’s liquor store may relocate as aldermen prepare a special hearing.

Logan Bros Middle and Congress Streets Common Council Congress Street Middle Street Middle Main Streets James Stapleton Main Connecticut Breweries Co

Funeral for John J. Jordan Held at St Patrick's

Funeral services were held for John J. Jordan with a high mass at St Patrick's Church conducted by Rev. Father Joseph T. Picker. The ceremony featured musical renditions by William Clampett and a tribute by the priest. Pallbearers included Frederick Waterbury Daniel Slocum Gus Moll Daniel O'Brien Arthur Campbell and Fritz Zwierliem. Burial followed in St Michael's cemetery.

John J. Jordan North Avenue St. Patrick's Church Joseph T. Picker Tequiem William Clampett Jessie Murphy Clampett Father Picker Frederick Waterbury Daniel Slocum Gus Moll Daniel O’brien Arthur Campbell Fritz Zwierliem St. Michael's Cemetery

Weather indicates fair spell with mild warming

Forecast from New Haven on May 28 calls for fair weather tonight and Sunday with a slight rise in temperatures. A high pressure center moved southeast from the lake region to Ohio, bringing cool pleasant conditions east of the Mississippi. scattered showers were noted in the Rockies and Mississippi valley to New England.

United Press New Haven Lake Region Ohio Mississippi River Rocky Mountains New England

Flat Irons Challenge Brooklawns After June Faceoff

Letter from Pp. J. Thomson, Manager, invites Brooklawn team to play any 18 and under opponent on Sundays in June. He recalls past defeats by the Goosetowns and mocks praise of Brooklawn triumphs. Includes advertisement for Cyrus Wart Remover at Cyrus Pharmacy.

Farmer Brooklawn O'Rourke Brooklawns Goosetowns J. Thomson Cyrus Cyrus Pharmacy Fairfield Avenue Cannon St McCabe Cincinnati Griffith Griff

Mechanics Triumph as Clunn Elevates Box Work in Narrow Victory

The Mechanics beat the Senators 2 1 in a tight game led by Chalky Clunn and backstop Pat McAuley. Clunn’s timely hits and sharp fielding, supported by Cy Miller and Bailey’s plays, sealed the one run win amid tense seventh and eighth inning defense.

Senators Clunn Tawm Connery Tawm Chalky Pat McAuley Pat Invaders Cluna Joe Kustus Iver Swanson Rehg Kustus Davidson Swanson Snyder Metzger Bobby Stowe Goode Hall Wadleigh Miller Lachance

Baseball Roundup Rife With Trades Suspensions and Umpire News

Joe Kustus hits keep rising as he nears .300 while Fahey returns to duty after reconsidering resignation. Connery and Sof fell suspension hurts attendance across Hartford and at Newfield. Eley and McCabe shine amid team friction. Kennedy eyes five umpires. New Haven tops Holyoke with Geiser homer, Starke exits, and Stowe makes heads up base running. Memorial Day games set, rainbows mark end of rain soaked day.

Berneyo Wins Power Boat Race From Philadelphia to Havana

The Berneyo owned by S. W. Granbury of Brooklyn won the Havana race with a 3 hour 45 minute handicap over the Caliph. Brigham’s Venmore Yacht Club boat finished 2 hours 44 minutes 18 seconds behind after judges computed times. Ilys and Caroline among remaining boats unseen. Loan taka retired after a breakdown early Saturday.

Havana Philadelphia Berneyo S. W. Granbury Brooklyn M. E. Brigham Venmore Yacht Club Ilys Caroline Loantaka H. S. Peters Trenton N. J

Officials of Snake Hill Climb and List of Events

The Bridgeport Automobile Dealers Association shows committees and officials for the Snake Hill climb at Fairfield next Monday morning. Events cover gasoline cars by price ranges from $850 and under to $4,001 and over, plus free-for-all and motor cycles.

Snake Hill Climb Bridgeport Automobile Dealers’ Association Snake Hill Fairfield Automobile Club of Bridgeport F. A. Rantz J. L. Bloomer J. J. Kerwin F. W. Tomlinson T. R. Aston George Platt H. D. Miller A. L. Clark E. M. Jennings Shelton Sturges W. E. Seeley Charles Vanstone 8. FT. Velie Alex McLean J. W. Schenck C. R. Sperry William Stiff J. M. Buckley Vance Shearer Harry Ashmore H. D. Gates A. H. Wood Stanley Kellogg Fred Mills F. H. MacFarland Ralph Barnes J. B. Lyford Augustus Wood B. Setzer H. B. Stoddard L. B. Powe R. T. Staples A. H. Canfield G.S. Hadley A. W. Robinson W. F. Wilmot W.E. Seeley Starter A. P. Warner A. L. K. Watson Archibald McNeil, Jr H. M. Lyons W. Fairchild W. W. Nichols B. H. Edwards J.L. Bloater C. H. Wheeler Fred Milla McLean J.V. Schenck N. Buckley A. Wood T. Welle F. M. Tukey IL. Day C. C. Godfrey C.N. R F. BE. Ellis F.C. L. F. Blank C. L. Banks Dr. F. Adams A. L. Berthalsog W. Longden Croffin Amiiitioe Early Buckingham Hamilton Shelton FW. Hawke DeVer H. Warner Edward B Nobbs Louis Kutcher, Jr N. W. Bishop F. A. Godfrey J. I. B. W. Jackman E. P. Roper Hastings C. F. Stagg H. George Langdon C. D. Elavelante B. Curtis W. S. Teel J. B. Cornwall H. E. French C. E B. Read Jerome Orecut J. H. Spittler

Prizes Listed for Philadelphia Yacht Club Contest

Prizes include the City of Philadelphia Cup worth 1000 dollars plus 1000 dollars in cash. The Yachtsman's Club Cup is valued at 500 dollars and 500 dollars in cash. The Alexander Van Rensselaer Club Cup carries a value of 250 dollars and 250 dollars in cash.

City of Philadelphia Alexander van Rensselaer Club

Chancellor Hollweg Remains in Office Amid Franchise Setback

Berlin dispatch reports Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg keeps his post after the Prussian House of Deputies rejected the government franchise bill. Observers fault the era's leadership, lament the lack of capable statesmen, and urge a new order with business-minted blood to reform bureaucracy and politics.

Herbert A. White Berlin United Press Bethiann Hollweg House of Deputies Bethmann-Hollweg Germany Reichstag

Medals to highlight Bridgeport hospital nursing class of 1910

The Bridgeport Hospital Training School for Nurses class of 1910 will hold commencement exercises in Washington Park M. E. church Tuesday evening. The event features a Chase gold medal for merit and addresses by Rev. Dr. C. E. Barto and diplomas distributed by A. E B. Lavery. Officers include Hon. E. W. Marsh as presiding official and Joseph N. Hutchinson at the organ. The graduating class lists Mary Veronica Donegan through Edith Christine Carlson with several members named.

Bridgeport Hospital Washington Park George B. Cowell F. C. Graves R.A. Lockhart C. E. Barto Washington Park M. FE A. E B. Lavery E. W. Marsh Bridgeport Hospital Corporation Joseph N. Hutchinson May Reed Topping George E. Windsor Mary Veronica Donegan Jane Monica Gorman Kathryn Bell Hehir Katherine Frances Lyons Mary Elizabeth Mockler Eleanor Caroline Dieh Bessie Eva Worden Allie Augusta Stowe Nancy Jane Molumphy Teresa Celesa Loughlin Margaerit Edith Neslaw Doris Flansburg Ellen Mary Johnson Katherine St. John Edith Christine Carlson

Dr McMasters Organizes Commuters To Fight Rail Fare Hike

Dr G Totten McMasters of 42 Bull Street New Haven organizes Haven Road commuters to test Interstate Commission about rising fares. A petition to New York New Haven & Hartford Railway Co. seeks reversal and is submitted to Mayor Buckingham for council review.

G. Totten McMasters Bull Street New Haven Haven Road Interstate Commission Bridgeport New York Sion Buckingham Dr. McMasters York, New Haven & Hartford Road Co New York, New Hf. & Hartford Railway Company

James Farley Chosen President of Woold Graders

James Farley, Democratic city committee chairman and brother of George P. Farley of Bridgeport, was elected president of the National Wool Graders Association at a largely attended Philadelphia convention. He will preside at a mass meeting at the Empire tonight and attend a Memorial Day visit with his brother before leaving for Montville to honor relatives.

James Farley Democratic Dence George Pley Bridgeport National Philadels Jey Empire Farley Montville

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HUB Clothing Swift's Pride Public Market Building State and Bank Sts Public Market East Main St The Bryant Electric Co Geo. B. Clark & Co Broad Street Peck & Lines CO Bridgeport, Conn Cape Cod Buzzard’s Bay Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket Narrangansett Newport Watch Hill New Haven & Hartford R. R. Co Logan Brothers Hartford Goodrich Fisk Baseball Goods Jaycox Rubber CO Hartfords Bailey Ladd Jimmy Hall McKenna Hal Chase Biff Morse Stark Red McKenns Stowe Rehy Hart Strah Ab. R Stryder Gailey McAuley P.o. A. Rehg Neee Metzgar Wees Goode S Hart Lawes Mint Eeess Rehs Clun Metzgar Fahey Tracy Ump Watts Waterbury-Springfield Connery Soffell Newfield Eley Mechanics Ump Waterbury American Waterbury Brass City Tom Connery Mr. Fahey Candy Kennedy Lou Holyoke Geiser Papermakers Bugs” Reisigl Andy Herbst Foster Herbst Claude Starke Dangerous Rock Island Starke Ivor Swanson Young Rehy Pat Dougherty Yankees White Sox Ed Walsh White Wings Savin Rock West Haven Auto Club of Bridgeport A.L. Clark F.W. Tolinson Harry D. Miller BE Naylor R.M. Barnes LT. Fray J. E. Boyle C. C. Beck Vance J. J. Kerwin Jennings Horace H. Jackson Kaiser Bismarck DR. M’masters R. R Interstate Commerce Commission Woold Graders Associatia E. H. Dillon & @o Main Street Sal Pa Sr
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