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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1916

Page

9

Eichner Walz wedding at St. Paulus Lutheran Church

Miss Carrie Walz daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Walz and Mr Walter Gustave Eichner were married at 7 30 p m in St Paulus Lutheran church Reverend Paul F Clemen officiated Bridesmaids Miss Paula Walz and Miss Anna Anstett of New York Best man Robert Earle usher Frederick Hohne Guests attended at Germania hall for a reception Gustave Klein acted as toast master The narrative notes car trips with police presence amid fears of violence

Carrie Walz Jacob Walz Main’ Street Walter Gustave Eichner Main Street St. Paulus Lutheran Church Paul F. Clemen Paula Walz Anna Anstett New York Dridesmans Robert Earle Frederick Hohne Killarney Woogee Club Germania Hall Gustave Klein

Yonkers Rail Service Resumes After Police Guarding

Yonkers New York October 26 tran sit service resumed with four policemen on each car and a mayoral proclamation warning citizens to keep off the streets, following an interruption.

Yonkers N. Y Lannon Yonkers Railroad Company

Sixty Women Strike At Mill in Winsted

About 60 women and girls at the Winsted Hosiery Company struck for higher wages. They demand two cents more per dozen while company officials say no formal demands have been presented. The mill employs around 400 workers in Winsted, Connecticut.

Winsted, Conn Winsted Hosiery Company

British Ship Sidmouth Sunk. Crew Rescued

The British steamship Sidmouth has been sunk and her crew landed safely. Built in 1903 at 4,045 tons gross, she belonged to Anning Brothers, Stockton, and hailed from Califf. She last arrived at Spezia from Cardiff on September 11. The Canadian Pacific Railway strike was declared off.

London Sidmouth Lloyds Shipping Agency Califf Anning Brothers Stockton Spezia Italy Cardiff Canadian Pacific Railway

Truce Declared Between Rival Pupils at Two Schools

A quieting of hostilities between High school pupils and Trade school students follows years of noon-time clashes. Authorities set a neutral zone with an iron railing boundary and supervision to prevent further fights. Since the old High school building transfer, tensions eased and conflicts have diminished.

Trade School Trade Congress Street

Bold Thief Steals Auto Truck From Athens Bakery Garage

A thief entered the Linen avenue garage of the Athens Bakery between 1 and 4 am and drove away an immense auto truck used to cart supplies. The truck bears the firm name on its side and police are puzzled how it may be tracked.

Athens Linen Avenue

George Grossmith Enlists in Navy Reserve at Age 42

The famed English comedian George Grossmith turns from entertaining audiences to serving his country. He is pictured in a lieutenant’s uniform leaving his home to join the depot, at forty two years old and known for delighting Americans on previous visits.

Naval Reserve George Grossmith Leutenant

Norwegian Mail Ship Seized by Germans

London reports that the Norwegian mail steam ship from Bergen to Newcastle, stopped by a German warship, has been taken to a German port without cargo aboard. The vessel forms a link between England and the Scandinavian countries and Russia, carrying many Americans and American mail.

London Bergen Newcastle England Russia

Commissioners Sold for Song A Famous Bell

The common council proposes returning a bell to the John Street bell tower to toll for public events and notable deaths. The Daughters of Veterans and Revolution back the effort. The Mary Silliman chaser notes descendants of George Washington and others, and laments neglect of historic sites and Barnum’s gift building.

Common Council John Street Daughters of Veterans Daughters of the American Revolution Bridgeport Mary Silliman Chagser George Washington Harry Lee Robert E. Lee Noah Webster Main Gilbert Streets P. T. Barnum Bridgeport Hydraulic Company Redmen

Alienists to Decide Connecticut Case First in Nation

The article discusses a Connecticut worker whose mental illness led to a claim for total incapacity. Alienists' determination will decide if the insurer pays half wages for up to 510 weeks. It notes his past jobs and confinement at Norwich Asylum. It also reports $100,000 in gold coin withdrawn from the Sub-Treasury for South America.

Peck & Lines Bridgeport Art Glass Co Isaac Banks Singer Norwich Connecticut Sub-Treasury South America

Obituary notices from City Dated Oct 1916

Died notices list Ruth E Hermanson 18 at 597 Union Ave with service Oct 28 Lakeview. Cornelius P Wright 52 with funeral at sister’s home 819 Dewey St then Long Island NY interment St James Episcopal Church Yard. Ella Fagan 25 with funeral Oct 28 8:30 a m and St Marys Church mass. Martha J Calhoun 49 with funeral Oct 27 Lakeview. Emily Crossley 28 with burial St Michael after St Patrick's. employment ads for nurse maid and carpenter. mass meeting Oct 26 about Knowlton Street Sewer Committee.

Hermanson Ruth E Charles Hermanson Union Avenue Baturday Lakeview Cemetery Wright Cornelius P. Wright Franklin Buchanan Dewey Street Long Island Fagan Ella Philip Fagan Wm. H. Dumont Stratford Avenue St. Mary’s Church St. Michael's Cemetery Calhoun Norwich Martha J John J. Calhoun Cullinem & Mullins Main St North Avenue St. Patrick’s Church Ninth King’s Highway Knowlton Street

Hallway and room rugs and bedding items on sale

Advertises Axminster rugs in various sizes with prices from 1.50 to 10.00, along with Axminster carpet strips, tapestry Brussels and body Brussels rugs, bath rugs, rag rugs, and inlaid linoleum. Also notes pearl bead jewelry with modest prices and sterling silver vanity items and other small gifts. Also promotes Omo dress shields and brassieres with waterproof features. Main door display location.

Axminster

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