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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1916

Page

14

U S Won't Deny Ports to U Boats

The Cameronia received wireless word off Nantucket of a German submarine nearby as 670 passengers were warned with life belts and lifeboats ready. The liner altered course hugging the coast near Navesink after entering the three mile limit, while nearby British cruisers guarded New York. The Greek steamship Patris reported she had arrived from Mediterranean ports.

Cameronia Nantucket X Lands Navesink Patris New York New York Harbor Trans-Atlantia Pireaus Bywick Rotterdam Belgier Marseilles Lincolnshire Havre Aegues Georgies Genoa Lancaster London Delta Amsterdam Buffalo Hull Meuse Bordeaux Verdi Liverpeest European Boston United Fruit Company Sparta Port Limon Costa Rica

Tanlac touted by New Haven man as cure all

John F. Halpin of 242 Greenwich Avenue credits Tanlac with curing malaria, restoring energy and appetite, and improving sleep and digestion after trying other medicines. The Tanlac man tours pharmacies explaining usage and expected results. A submarine sighting near Nantucket and shipping disruptions follow in a separate naval report.

John F. Halpin New Haven Greenwich Avenue Faskett, Bishop & Co Tanlac Mr. Halpin Taniac M. Ohhincoff Ere Main

Cascarets Sell Twenty Million Boxes Per Year

Advertising blurb touts Cascarets as a nightly laxative cleansing liver and bowels to prevent bilious spells headaches and bad days. Claims include waking clear headed tongue clean breath bright mood and a mild safe product for children when needed. Available at drug stores nationwide.

Cascarets

Bridgeport Lawyer Weds Miss Bartholomew in Quiet Ceremony

James A. Turner lawyer and Bridgeport activist married Miss Bessie M Bartholomew former head of Bridgeport Hospital Training School for Nurses in the Church of the Transfiguration known as The Little Church Around the Corner. They depart for a Cuban honeymoon then plan a home on Iranistan Avenue.

James A. Turner Iranistan Avenue Bessie M. Bartholomew Bridgeport Hospital J. Henry Rora‘back Republican State Central Committee New York City Church of the Transfiguration Bridgeport Cuba Turner Mr. Turner Miss Bartholomew Fairfield County Bar Association Fourth District Republican Club Indies Martinique St. Kitts Antigua Bartholomew Department of Health Florence A. Sherman

Cummings Campaign Draws Warm Reception in Tolland County

William Finley of Rockville, veteran bugler and first Connecticut volunteer in the Spanish-American War, joined the Cummings tour through Tolland County. He struggled with his bugle after pulling cotton gloves from the bell, while crowds gathered in small towns for meetings praising President Wilson’s policies and pledging support. The campaign visit featured large crowds, bracing autumn air, and scenic countryside as the party traveled with several autos.

Edge Wilson William Finley Rockville Tolland County Connecticut Mr. Cummings

First Day Speeches Highlight Cummings Campaign

Mr. Cummings drew a strong welcome in Tolland county during his first day of campaigning. In West Stafford he praised neutrality and cited Washington and Wilson as models, arguing no force or seduction could derail the nation from its peaceful course. In Somers he critiqued old political diplomacy as outdated and urged open, frank campaigning.

Mr. Cummings Tolland County Cummings West Stafford Washington England France Woodrow Wilson Somers Mark Hanna

Wilderbs Super Tonic Restorative Promises Family Health

A vintage advertisement touts Wilderbs full extract as a remedy for summer debility and nervous exhaustion. It claims improved vigor after colds, malaria, and kidney or bladder issues, with testimonials from H A Buttrick and T Jackson praising rapid, broad benefits for the body and energy levels.

H. A. Buttrick Buttrick Connecticut Avenue Golden Medical Discovery Fame

Campaign rhetoric and death within Connecticut notices

A political column condemns the Hughes campaign as confusing and asks voters to seek enlightenment by presenting facts to the electorate. It argues the Republican campaign relies on false pretenses and a polyglot split, warning that Hughes’s election would disrupt public life and foreign policy. Also obituaries note David Gordon of Hazardville, longtime Shoddy Manufactory president, died after a long illness at 76, survived by widow and three children.

Hughes Republican Party Wilson America Taft David Gordon Hazardville Conn Gordon Growthers New England Assawaga Co Glasgow Scotland Andrew Gordon

Obituary notices and funeral announcements gathered locally

Obituaries listed include Hulda Laursen Brown of 248 Davenport Street with surviving daughter Anna and Laursen relatives. Hannah Barrows’s funeral from H. A. Remington parlors with burial at Lakeview cemetery. Clarissa J. Witherell of 1725 Main Street interred at Henry E. Bishop chapel, burial at Lakeview. Margaret Mooney wife of James Mooney buried after requiem high mass at Sacred Heart church, with bearers named. Mary McNamara widow of John McNamara honored at Sacred Heart church and St. Michael's cemetery with multiple clergymen assisting.

Hulda Laursen Brow Hulda Laursen Brown Hans Laursen Davenport Street Brown Anna Emily Laura Alvina Laursen Christopher Halda Laursen Hannah Barrows Hannah George Barrows Nichols Street H. A. Remington East Main Stret Robert C. Steinhoff Berean Church Lakeview Cemetery Clarissa J. Witherell Main Street Henry E. Bishop Everett A. Burnes Washington Park M. EB Margaret Mooney Margaret James Mooney Broad Street Michael J. Gannon Sacred Heart Church Thomas J. Mooney Daniel Mooney Charles McCarrick James Bain Hugh Hoepfner St. Augustine's Cemetery Mary McNamara Mary John McNamara Lewis Street Matthew Judge Richard BW. Moore William Blake Fairfield John Ryan Waterbury Otto Baumeister New Milford Theresa O’brien William Chew St. Michael's Cemetery

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