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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1909

Page

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Twenty six new graves for Civil War veterans marked in city cemeteries

The G A R plans to decorate twenty six new graves of local Civil War veterans in Mountain Grove Park, Park, Lakeview, St Michael and other city cemeteries. The list names soldiers from the 1st Conn, 23rd Conn, 6th Conn, 20th Ohio, 4th Mass and other units. Thomas L. Bartholomew chairs the cemetery committee coordinating decorations, mapping graves and assisting out of town veterans.

A. R Mountain Grove George ©. Norris Gonn Samuel Jaggers 20Th Penn. Cavalry Steven D. Merritt A. Chim Serrells Ae Chapman N. Wieawera E. Fairbanks Segee Lightert Mertens Louis A. Booth Batwat Middlebrook Fred Keppy Rron Baptist Park Cemetery F. Lovejoy St Michael's Cemetery Omeily G. Connell Thomas Ellsworth Thomas I. Bartholomew Terrace Thomas L. Bartholomew Charles E. Moore Mountain Grove Cemetery Charles EB. Moore Chas. E. Williams J. H. Neff Alvin S. Hunt Thos. A. Marsh Charles A. Harrison Harvey Gray Leonard Pratt GS. Abbott Stacy W. Hall F. Latham William W. Osborn Jos, Tyler Charles Hurd Wm. P. Burroughs R. T. Beers Robi. M. Dayton R. A. Glenn Albert Comstock G. L. Pelham N. Lockwood Paul L. Miller H. Arthur Seeley George R. Barnes James E. Barnes Grove Street Cemetery G. A. R—Henry North W.—A. J. Merritt Park James Wheeler Samuel Thorpe W. W. Porter Geo Joselyn James H. Angevine S. of W I. N. Burke F.M. Holbrook A. J. Merritt F. H. Holbrook Andrew Tait W. G. Hunt Chas, Hunt A. M Marsh R. M. Dayton G. W. Dayton Jr F. Tait Wm. BE. Waller HL. Hunt

Hearings on Utilities Bill Schedule Announced

The State Business Men's Association outlines hearings on the public utilities bill with sessions on June 1 to address finances of public service corporations June 2 on rates and June 3 on management and operation Experts urged to present concrete instances of abuses such as high rates poor service dangerous conditions and over capitalized securities to push for a strong bill in the current Legislature Bridgeport urged to attend demonstrations by Normand F. Allen chairman

State Bus Men's Association Inion State Commission Anders State Super Securit Doll General Assembly State Business Men's Association

The Farmer Will Not Be Issued Memorial Day

In accordance with a time honored custom the Farmer will not be issued on Memorial Day observed this year on Monday next.

Body of Milford woman identified after railway death

Milford May 29 The mangled body found yesterday beside the railroad track near this station was identified today as Mrs Edward Wilson of Grand Rapids Michigan. The victim apparently was struck by a train Thursday night Foster sister Mrs William H Chadderon of Roggers Avenue identified the clothing. Relatives say she once lived in a sanitarium fifteen years ago. She visited town after her mother’s death two months ago and had not been well for two days before leaving.

Milford Edward Wilson Grand Rapids Mich William H. Chadderon Roggers Avenue

Lest We Forget Dedicated to Elias Howe Sr

A poetry tribute written for the Farmer journal honoring Elias Howe Sr. and fallen war heroes. The piece reflects on war, forgiveness, sacrifice, and national renewal, urging comrades to stand as monuments to deeds until the final wreath is laid.

Elias Howe, Sr Post G. A

Hill Climb Event Promises Fast Cars and Big Prizes

The fourth annual Automobile Club of Bridgeport hill climb at Sport Hill aims to set new records with 41 entries including brands from Panhard to Lozier. A. L. Riker referees as Captain Hawes and Coast Artillery mark the course. Timekeepers, flagmen, and a busy Stratfield base coordinate starts from 5:45 AM to finish before noon, with special cars for officials and Wire Chief Berthelson.

A. L. Riker Automobile Hawes Coast Artillery Stratfield Ben Steiber Husky Steiber Bridgeport Press Club A. L. Berthelson Automobile Club of Bridgeport New Haven Club Sport Hill Brooklawn Avenue Sperry Riker Berthelson H. FH. Jackson Automobile Club Flagman Bill’ Sherman H. P. Panhard J. Walter Webb Allen-Kingston Harry D. Miller Kenneth W. McNeil Stearns Frank A. Rantz J. B. Lyford B. H. Edwards Rantz Motor Co State St

Weather Indications

Forecast fair tonight and Sunday as a ridge of high pressure extends from the gulf to the lake region bringing cool pleasant weather east of the Mississippi. A trough from Texas to the Dakotas brings cloudy skower y conditions between the Mississippi and the Rockies. High pressure moves eastward creating pleasant weather locally tonight and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Frank H Lyle and daughter of 338 Pembroke street are visiting relatives in South Morwnii.

United Press New Haven Gulf Lake Region Mississippi River Texas Dakotas Rocky Mountains Pre. Frank H. Lyle Pembroke Street Sou Morwnii

Wilder Refuses to Certify Fallon Fees in Liquor Case

Deputy Judge Wilder refused to certify the $10 prosecutions against seven Nutmeg Club members found not guilty of purchasing liquor on Sunday. Patrick Morrissey was fined $100 plus costs for exposing liquor for sale in the club room tied to his bottling establishment. Evidence showed beer on ice and sealed doors. club president Nagel testified to charter and license, but key purchasers lacked proof.

Patrick Morrissey Nutmeg Club Wilder Wagner Morrissey David Nagel

Birmingham's Post Plan Aims to Serve For Years

Birmingham assigns 79 day posts and 157 night posts across the city after Memorial Day parade. The plan creates fixed beats with two to eight posts each, placing 23 day men to cover 79 posts and 43 night men to cover 157 posts. New officers named are Thomas Regan Otto Kraft Edward Bolger Daniel Ryan James Ramsay Dennis Kehoe and Thomas Malone.

Birmingham Thomas Regan Otto Kraft Edward Bolger Daniel Ryan James Ramsay Dennis Kehoe Thomas Malone

Father of Noted Artist Dies at Home

Joseph Torrey aged 71 father of George Burroughs Torrey the New York artist died at his home 1188 Fairfield avenue of apoplexy. He formerly worked in art but retired years ago and led the Bridgeport Business Men's Association. Civil War veteran served with Seventh New York Volunteers. Survived by widow Harriet L Burroughs Torrey founder of Mary Silliman Chapter D A R. He was a member of St Johns Episcopal church and Seaside Club.

Joseph Torrey George Burroughs Torrey New York Fairfield Avenue Torrey Bridgeport Business Men's Association Seventh New York Volunteers Harriet L. Burroughs Torrey Mary Silliman Chapter St. John’s Episcopal Church Seaside Club

Officials Inspect Addition To County Jail

This afternoon Sheriff Sidney B E Hawley led Fairfield county senators and representatives on a tour of the new jail addition on North Avenue. County officials tout savings on the project and plan to discuss appropriations at next month’s annual meeting. A party including Senators Brinsmade Huntington Silliman New Canaan Reid Stamford and Holzer toured the county courthouse this morning.

Sidney BE. Hawley Fairfield County North Avenue Hawley Brinsmade Huntington Silliman New Canaan Reid Stamford Holzer County Court House

Radcliffe Divorce Suit Filed by Westport Wife

Jessie Radcliffe of Westport sues Asa Radcliffe also of Westport for divorce alleging desertion and impairment of temper, with the marriage in Nashua New Hampshire on February 18 1901 and the defendant named as Asa Radcliffe.

Asa Radcliffe Westport Jessie Radcliffe Coule Nashua Apestiff Jessie Monusithe

Mob Violence Marks Trolley Strike Today

Philadelphia May 29 A unionized Philadelphia Rapid Transit employee strike disrupts central lines with irregular service and mob activity. Cars were attacked at List and Girard, 60th and Market, and 55th and Girard avenues, with passengers driven out and crews assaulted before police dispersed the mobs. Saloon closures were considered as disorder spreads citywide. police and fire forces mobilized and subway and elevated rings secured. The strike involves about 4800 trolley workers and a demand for 25 cents per hour with uniform purchases, while the company offers a one cent per hour raise. Politics are said to influence the walkout amid a city partnership with the transit operator.

United Press Philadelphia Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company List Street Girard Avenue 60Th Street Market Street 55Th Street G1 Avenue O'Leary Girard Troley Philadelphia Rapidsit Company Rapid Transit Company Ers

Haynes Reef Grounding Spurs Salvage Efforts Near Penfield Reef

The three masted schooner Harry W. Haynes ran aground near Penfield Reef. A fleet including the Bab cock and the government buoy tender Pansy failed to pull her off at 6:55 AM. Lottie R. Russell removed the cargo, with another attempt planned at high tide this evening. The ship, carrying 240,000 feet of cypress from Pensacola for Associate Lumber, draws 1312 feet and may have grounded due to Captain Goodwin's chart error. Commodore James Jones of the Mohawk Yacht Club observed the scene and coordinated with Harbor Master Charles H. Morris and Captain C. E. Sherman of the Pansy.

Penfield Reef Harry W. Haynes Babcock Pansy Lottie R. Russell Haynes Goodwin Associate Lumber Company Pensacola Fla Ellsworth James Jones Mohawk Yacht Club Charles H. Morris Centain C. E. Sherman The

New Members Elected By Bridgeport Automobile Club

At a Stratfield meeting of the Bridgeport Automobiles club board of governors the full new members were elected. Names include Dr. Charles W. Deane Wilmot F Wheeler Arthur M Marsh George E Hawes Stephen D Horan Archer C Wheeler and R T Crane. The club plans to arrange Orphan's Day rides with other A A A clubs, as done for several years.

Bridgeport Autom@s club Stratfield Charles W. Deane Malm Wilmot F. Wheeler Arthur M. Marsh George E. Hawes Stephen D. Horan Archer C. Wheeler Hill Street R. T. Crane Bridgeport Club

German Baptist Churches of New England Meet in Bridgeport

The fourteenth annual conference of the German Baptist Churches of New England opens in Bridgeport with about delegates from Boston New Britain Bridgeport New Haven and other cities in attendance. The business session begins at the German Church and services are planned for tomorrow and Monday with annual reports to be presented.

United Press Meriden German Baptist Churches of New England Boston New Britain Bridgeport New Haven

Auction ad and assorted notices from Norwalk pages

Classified fragment shows auctioneer George W Bard for Norwalk real estate, lost fox terrier Buster with reward offered, rental notices including Park City Rink and Crescent Avenue, job ad for automobile training by Empire Automobile Institute, legal notices listing pledges for sale, tribal and fraternal meet notices, a young man seeking auto driver work, and miscellaneous small ads including a remedy product and a street address.

Buster Thomas McIntyre Sixth St Park City Barnum Office Main St Rws

Also Mentioned on This Page

Elias Howe, Jr Lakeview Cemetery Knight Emerson Berdan U.S. la Morehouse Dinneny McGrath G. A. R—Henry H. Hurd F. H. Nichols BE. Squires C. W. Scar- Tritt E. M. Tongue O. G. Lewis A. P Peck D. H. Jennings S. of V A. R. Holbrook E.D. Keyes W. N. Banker H. B. Smith W. C. Buckelew Edward Cronan Geo. B. Cooley S. P. Cronan Wm. H. Taylor St Augustine's Cemetery A. F. Fargo L. D. Warren G. L. Taylor Geo. Sanger Edward H. Stevens Bradley Banks S.of V Harry Hubbell C. Bond Fairfield H L Flint Wm. Wirtz R A. Kelsey Trumbull Cemetery Austin Nichols, Plumb Nichole A. E. Plumb Nichols William Wellington G. A. R—Almon H. French C. G. Keller Long Hill Peter Gabler Tashua G. Keller Wstate Business Men’s ‘Association Aotiownns BPO H. P. Tiley B. Tiley F Essex Conn B. Tiley Ee M. F Buckley's Auto Station Southport Conn Buckley H. P. Stearns T Doig Brooklyn N. Doihenie Bourque H. P. Columbia Tourabout Bells Bros J. Coffey H. P. Cameron Cameron Motor Car Co Beverly Mass Cameron Cameron Car Co E. Cameron Arthur McMullen McMullen, Jr H. P. Overland Fairfield Automobile Co City B. Rubey H. P. Allen Kingston F. E Carl A. Broesel N. Y. City Broesel Buick Buick Motor Car Co Flint Robert Burman H. P. Renault Bridgeport Vehicle Co Uttner Lozier Lozier Motor Car Co Harry Cobe H. P. Maxwell Maxwell, Briscle Co Tarrytown N. Y Goldthwaite Miller Motor Car Co H. P. Chalmers Detroit C. H. Page & Co N. City Lorimer Fallon Union Philadelphia Rapid Transit Co Schr. Haynes Bridgeport Baptists Don Jack Shea Piel Dr. Mansfield Meigs Ride Norwalk George W. Bard National Co-operative Realty Co Marden Bldg Washington Do. A*p Empire Automobile Institute Rochester Charles A. Peck Middle St Wigwam Bro. T. Heisler Www Cullen, Sachem Court Pembroke Foresters’ Hall Gilbert Street Theo Léavyen Lis Meigs Golden Hill Middle Sts Box Conm Mohican Heacock Park Avenues Congress St M. Lebas Necticut Ave William St Tral Ave M. Steinert & Sons Cox Main Street Gabler M. Steinert Fetch Piano Co Noble Ave Loco L. G. Garand Crescent Ave Aooiaien Ee William St Park Bile
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