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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1916

Page

14

Oysters Plummet as Connecticut Beds Fail Yet Again

A Connecticut oyster inspection by growers and the State Shell Fish Commission found very poor sets across major beds near New Haven Stratford Bridgeport and Milford. Observers cite polluted cold waters and loss of natural food as key factors with prospects bleak and capital already being pulled from the state.

Connecticut Oyster Growers’ Association State Shell Fish Commission Sow West Ledge Light New Haven H. C. Rowe and Company Charles Island Milford Connecticut Oyster Farms Company Stratford Light Bridgeport Andrew Radel C. Rowe W. ®. Raye H. C. Elsworth A. L. Smith State Shell-Fish Commission Nwspapermen Radel West Light Ledge Oystermen F. 8. Beardsley Rachel Company Norwalk Henry Co. Elsworth Carl Anderson J. & J. W. Elsworth Company New York W. H. Roye Sealships Corporation G. Clifford Foote H. C. Rowe H. Co. Rowe and Company Frank E. Smith Stony Creek C. E. Wheeler Connecticut Oyster Farms Alex Frazier The Oyster Commission Horace E. Kelsey Westbrook E. Frank Lockwood Greenwich Frank W. Rowley West Ledge Stratfor Stratford F. S. Beardsley Raye Old Sealships Company Kelsey Shell-Fish Commission Charles E. Wheeler Rowe

Bedroom Furniture Gallery Promotes Affordable Mahogany Sets

The spacious gallery features plain rich sets at reasonable prices ideal for modern apartments or cottages. Four posters and mahogany bureaus dressing tables and beds are offered with samples in walnut and birdseye maple. Read Co showcases fabrics wall papers and new design papers with Chinese Chippendale reproductions for classic furniture styling.

Art Fabrics and Colonial Textiles at Clearance Sale

A catalog of Ken Singt on style fabrics inspired by William Morris with black grounds and vivid bird and flower motifs priced from 50 cents to 1.50 a yard. Cretonnes Chintzes Madras and Agra Silk in blue gold and ivory tones plus colonial filet panels and Marie Antoinette drawnwork offered. Also a shoe clearance on second floor with novelty colors and sizes 4B only, prices reduced from targets.

Sachets and Creams Toast Cold Weather Toiletries

An advertisement lists comforting toilet accessories for winter such as Nordica Cucumber and Orris Lotion at 50 cents, Elcaya and Djer Kiss creams, Hudnut's Cerate, and various perfumes priced 25 to 75 cents. Also offered are Lily Bowls in glass or Ips with colors blue green old rose brown from 1 to 5.50, Weller Ware bowls, bronze-tinted bowls and ornaments like frogs birds and butterflies. A large selection of pottery figurines includes turtles crabs mushrooms starfish lobsters fish and animals for table decoration.

Weller

Matheny backs President and Democratic ticket in state vote

Progressive leader Matheny announces support for the President and the full Democratic slate in the state election. The move signals party unity and could influence local voters ahead of the upcoming balloting.

Matheny

95 Percent Iowa Progressives Back Wilson in 1916

New York Oct 17 President Wilson's administration wins broad backing from progressives. Stephen H. Basher, Progressive candidate for Iowa governor, says 95 percent of Iowa Progressives support Wilson, while condemning Hughes as anti-humanity and property oriented. Across the nation, Democrats and allies praise Wilson, oppose Hughes, and highlight ship subsidies and Grange views on government shipping.

New York Wilson Stephen H. Basher Iowa Basher Hughes Hyde Europe McCall McCurdy Coney Island Mr. Wilson Philadelphia James Cozens Washington Party Jacob B. Hoffman Assembly Ayr. Coz West Virginia D. R. Hughes St. Albans Congress M. F

Bridgeport Guests Share News and Notices

Mrs Petery Christianson entertained guests from Bridgeport on Thursday. Frederick Botsford begins work at Burritt Lumber Co. The Beach and Birks families attended the funeral of Mrs Mary Wilcoxson in Bridgeport. Stephen J Parks upgrades his store with a concrete walk and grading. Mrs Charles N Evitts and daughter Ethel weekended in Bridgeport. Mrs Burr F Beach visits in Holyoke Mass. Mrs Charles Young of Bridgeport stays with Mr and Mrs Joseph M Tucker.

Petery Christianson Bridgeport Frederick Botsford Burritt Lumber Co Burr F. Beach Benjamin Birks John L. Beach Mary Wilcoxson Stephen J. Parks Charles N. Evitts Ethel Harold Amnsdem Holyoke Mass Charles Young Joseph M. Tucker

Just Arrived Dutch and French Buses

John Beck and Son advertise in the Farmer announcing new Dutch and French buses now in stock for farm service and transport needs.

John Beck & Son

Farmers urged to back Democrats over Republican ship policy

Canada shows government owned ships as protection against private ship combines. Grange supported by the Democratic shipping bill endorsed by farm groups, while Republicans are accused of indifference and being influenced by ship owners. Royal Mail steamship line cancels all sailings from New York, Colon, and Cartagena for an indefinite period amid shifting routes and resumption plans.

Grange Congress Republican Party National Grange Farmers’ Union United States Orange Canada Republican Democratic Congress Democrati Party New York Royal Mail Steam Packet Company Colon Sartagena Spain

Duke of Orleans Seeks to Annul His Marriage

Paris reports the Duke of Orleans will petition the court of Rome to annul his marriage to Archduchess Marie Dorothea of Austria, arguing it was not properly concluded under ecclesiastical law. The Duchess won a separation suit in January 1914 amid neglect accusations.

Paris Duke of Orleans Rome Marie Dorothea Austria Figaro Duchess of Orleans

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Shell Fish Che New England Sheraton Green Read Co Read Co Chippendale Furniture Kensington William Morris Madras Marie Antoinette Sweet Pea Wistaria Djer Kiss Fleurs d’Amour Pepugiican Tropibull B. H. Dillon & Co
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