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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1916

Page

12

Opening Session of A O U W Tonight at Lyric Hall

The Ancient Order of United Workmen opens its event in this city with a monster social at Lyric Hall tonight featuring speeches music and greetings for delegates before the main convention beginning tomorrow Felix Meigs is expected to be named grand master workman The program includes addresses by city officials and church members with participation from several lodges and clubs and invites members and friends to attend.

Order of United Workmen Lyric Hall Felix Meigs Workman Jerome May R. G. Demarest Mayor Wilson Grother A. P. Jacoke Order At Workmen Narvis Lafayette Yond Connecticut Workman Fahey Jerome May Club E. Mergill A. P. Lapke Financial Supreme Guide Bishop Foreman Hohman Farren Lodge Golden Ill Lodge Scandia Lodge Order

Governor Orders Election to Fill Probate Judge Vacancy

Governor Marcus H Holcomb issued a writ calling for an election in Newtown Probate District to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge William J Beeches. The term begins January 6 1915 and continues for the remainder of the official term.

Marcus’ H. Holcomb Eee Probat Newtown William J. Beeches

State license fee revenue totals four hundred thirty nine thousand

The last General Assembly required a quarter of revenue from equor licenses to go to the state treasury. Predictions varied from fifty thousand to seven hundred thousand, but the treasurer reported a median figure of 439,507.07. An ordinary license fee was set at 750, with five million dollars in gold from Canada held at the Assay Office for the act.

General Assembly

New Haven Cars to Have Hooks for Travelers Clothes

New Haven system to restore hooks in all coaches after public utilities commission inquiry. Railroad officials explained hooks were removed to install advertisements above window racks, affecting suburban cars but not through trains. Hooks will be replaced promptly and a notice will be sent to New Britain, the firm handling the work for the railroad.

New Haven New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Co Public Utilities Commission Commission New Britain

Susan S Freeman Dies After Lingering Illness in Stratford

Susan L Freeman aged 37 wife of William J Freeman died yesterday at the family residence 1437 Stratford avenue Stratford after a lingering illness. She was widely known in Stratford and is survived by her husband and five children. Mr Freeman is employed at the F C Beach home Elm street.

Susan S. Freeman Susan L. Freeman William J. Freeman Stratford Avenue Stratford

Your Limbs Unsightly Hair White Stocking Ad

Ad claims depilatories remove hair from limbs and under the skin, promoting a binding guarantee refund if ineffective. Mentions Miracle Chemical Co. in New York as sender and offers products at 60 cents to one dollar.

Calarora Mal S Ten Miracle Chemical Co Ve Ite Pee Ave 129Th St New York

The Hughes Disappointment editorial slams Hughes tour

New York editors condemn the Republican candidate's speaking tour as emotionally flat and uninspiring. They say his vitriolic attacks on Democrats fail to rally support, leaving thousands undecided and the public disengaged.

New York Hughes Independent New York Evening Post Carlyle Mr. Hughes Eee

Rochette Noted Swindler Found in French Army

Paris reports Henri Rochette once jailed for a vast bucketshop scam has been arrested under the alias Georges Bienaime at Granville. He served in Paris as a motorcyclist at Amiens early in the war after eluding extradition, with the case once tied to Antoine Monis and Joseph Caillaux.

Paris Henri Rochette Granville Georges Bienaime Rochette Amiens Dupes Antoine Monis Joseph Caillaux France Mexico Francisco Madero

French policies to be remolded by war Briand says

Paris reports Premier Briand predicts a postwar remolding of French political methods toward concentrated government. He cites direct council and national welfare guiding elected representatives, with universal suffrage ready to enact a more unified, public-interest driven governance. Capus quotes Briand as envisioning revised, less parochial politics after the war.

Paris Briand Alfred Capus French Academy M. Capus

Campaign to show American industry via moving pictures

The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce will launch a campaign in major South American cities using moving pictures to acquaint the public with American industry and manufacturing methods. President Wilson will depart Long Branch, New Jersey, for Chicago.

Washington South America Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Wilson Long Branch N.J Chicago

Investor Tor rence backs Mexican policy of Democrats

Prominent Los Angeles capitalist Tor rence, founder of Torrence California, praises President Wilson’s Mexican policy. He notes Mexican land purchases at 40 cents an acre amid instability, compares foreign investment risk to high interest lending, cites raids on Palomas Ranch in Chihuahua, and argues Americans should not sacrifice lives/treasury to protect investments. Also recalls England’s lottery history and a Detroit case of murder-suicide involving Elizabeth Adams.

Los Angeles Torrence Mexico California Wilson Palomas Ranch Chihuahua Mxico Republic of Mexico Paldémas United States

Free Home Cure for Asthma Sought by Readers

A health offer claims a new method to cure asthma with a free trial at the advertiser's expense. It targets chronic and recent cases, all ages and climates, including those failed by inhalers and similar remedies. Send no money, mail coupon today to start the method.

Free asthma coupon offer from Frontier Asthma Co

A compact advertisement notes Frontier Asthma Co offering a free trial method. It lists an address at Room 809 A Niagara and Hudson Streets in Buffalo New York and invites readers to send for the free trial. The text emphasizes a complimentary asthma treatment sample through mail.

Frontier Asthma CO A. Niagara and Hudson Sts Buffalo, N. Y

Gloom Spreads at Republican National Committee

News from New York on October 18 reports deep gloom at the Republican National Committee headquarters. Willcox and staff fear a decisive defeat as Western campaigns falter and Wilson gains support, prompting reshuffled Ohio operations and calls for stronger measures to salvage Hughes. The New York Tribune forecast hints at a crushing loss with only 284 electoral votes projected.

New York Republican National Committee Willcox West Middle West Wilson Ohio Roosevelt Wilkes-Barre Fred C. Greiner Buffalo Hughes The New York Tribune

O Neill Boys Tour Texas With Vau Deville Act

The O Neill Boys Fred John and Joe sons of John J O Neill of this city tour Texas with their vaudeville act A Cotton Exchange membership sold for seventeen thousand dollars.

O'Neill Fred John Joe Texas John J. O'Neill Cotton Exchange

Leonardi's Cough Syrup offered to ward off grippe

A vintage advertises Leonardi's Cough Syrup (Creosoted) as a quick remedy for cold, cough, grippe, and bronchitis. It claims relief for raw throats and phlegm, protects lungs, and suits children, with sale at Hindle's Drug Stores on Main Street for 25 cents.

Leonardi Hindle’s Main Street

Recuper Tales Nerve and Blood Tonic Ad in 1920s Paper

An advertisement touts Recupertales from Dr Albert Robin as a cure for nervous exhaustion and related symptoms. It claims rapid relief with glycerophosphates and lists 50¢ and 1.00 packages, with Curts Chemical Co. supplying New York and Hartigan distributing in Bridgeport.

Albert Robin Paris Curts Chemical Co West 28Rd St New York Bridgeport J. D. Hartigan Fairfield Avenue

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