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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1912

Page

4

Pree Tee Beverly Visits and Roosevelt Tour Report

The item notes Pree Tee Beverly from New Hampetiire and Governor Wilson at Sea Girt with Roosevelt, Montans, Billings, and Beseman. It mentions Eugene V. Debs speaking at a mass meeting in Puoantx Ari, and a Sunday musical service at Epworth First M church led by J Barnet with Davenport and Judith Landbers performing. Attendance is invited for Peonie workers.

J. Barnet Davenport Judith Landbers

Weather Indications and Church Session Notes

Weather indications show a cold front moving east from upper Michigan with winds up to seven inches, heavy east gulf crest, and temperature above normal. The First Presbyterian Church on State corner Msttle Avenue lists Rev. Jann Richardson as pastor. morning service and evening sermon focus on Christian unity and school with Christ.

Hieven Fen Upper Michigan Se. Lawrence Bes East Gulf Valtay First Presbyterian Church State Corner Msttle Avenue Jann Richardson Christ

Bed Bugs the Home Stamp of Carelessness

A brief notice describes pests in homes and a stamp-like label alleging neglect with Cyrus Pres. Killer mentioned. It highlights a 25 cent price and calls attention to pest control concerns in domestic settings.

Cyrus Pres

Monster Valves Made Here Break All World Records

Crane Valve Company at West End plant ships two 72 inch valves weighing 35 and 23 tons to British Columbia for hydroelectric use by Canadian Collieries Ltd. at Union Bay. Included are two 12 inch valves with double spindles. Valves tested up to 240 pounds and mounted on flat cars with banners showing origin and destination.

Crane Valve Company West End British Columbia Canadian Colleries, Ltd Union Bay B.C Crane Co Vancouver B. C

Advance Autumn Styles in Colored Hats at Wholesale Prices

Wholesale and retail mills advertise advance autumn styles in colored and black felt hats velvet plush velour hats in latest shapes colors. Includes children's school hats of every description.

Building Permits Totals 66709 in Bridgeport Week

Bridgeport building commission issued permits totaling 66709 for diverse projects. Listings include frame dwellings on Fairfield avenue North and South. additions to shops on North avenue and Grover street. a hollow fire building on Kossuth street. a three story brick store and tenement on East Main. and a concrete block structure for Royal Equipment Co on Railroad avenue. Plans for new residences and several commercial buildings are under way with multiple contractors named.

The Building Commission Mra G. Vitgle Davenport Kelsey Street E. P. Bubiss Weiling Grover Avenue E. B. Silliman Weet Way C. Peterson North Avenue Thomas A. Kirkham Howard Avenue Charles Abercrombie Hayes Street Birdsere, Somers Co Barnum Avenue W. R. Webster Brooklawn Avenue Pequonnock Commercial Corporation Kossuth Street Edward Duhiss Fairfield Avenue International Sliver Co East Side Seaview Avenue A. Goldberg Son Avenue Sarah Safford South Side Harral Avenue American Graphophone Co Railroad Avenue J. Somers West Side West Svems Chases Kesler St Washington Avenue East Main Street G. Scher Cellis Nichols and Sherman Weet Side Sheridan Street Carl F. Siemon Clinton and North Avenues Jacob H. Starr West Aide George J. Hall Beach Street Royal Equipment Co Michael Robstock Putnam Street E. &. Hubbell East Sde Park Avenue Margaret F. Dailey North Side Grand Street Robert BE. Wellington DeForest Avenue H. Paul Courtland Street Horace Merwin D. Verone Carpenter Maxon Last Main Street Frank Cohen New York Furniture Co A. Ellis Pennonnock Commercial Corporation

Mardi Gras Night Lights Up Savoy Rock Spectacle

King Noel Mitchel abdicates, crowning Smith Penfield of White City as Mardi Gras king at Savoy Rock. Queen Betty Shepardson crowned alongside him as the crowd roars for a live carnival opening. Fireworks, parades, and a pole daredevil headline a weekend of grand illumination and concerts along the shore.

Noel Mitchel Smith Penfield White City Siem Oreans Bt Savin Rock Queen Betty Shepardson Betty Mitchells King Penfield George Augur Second Regiment

SPECIAL PRECAUTIONS FOR VANDERBILT CUP RACES IN MILWAUKEE

Safety measures outline restricted access to the Milwaukee course for the Vanderbilt and Grand Prix races on September 17 104. Militia and police will guard the course from 10 PM the night before, with entry allowed after 6 AM. The event closes the speed carnival. the Vanderbilt Cup starts at 1 PM for about 300 miles. Four hospitals and medical teams will be stationed along the route with ambulances and helpers onsite.

Milwaukee

Pugilistic Annals Highlights From Early 1900s

A scrambled recap of boxing history noting 1902 James J. Cornett as world heavyweight champion after defeating John T. Sullivan in 21 rounds in New Orleans. 1904 Joe Jeannetty KO’s Black Bill in Philadelphia. 1908 Billy Papke defeated Stanley Ketchel for middleweight title in Vernon. 1909 Willie Ritchie KO’d Tammy McMarland in San Francisco.

James J. Cornett John T. Sullivan New Orleans Joe Jeannetty Black Bill Philadelphia Owen Moran Abe Attell San Francisco Billy Papke Stanley Ketchel Vernon Fay Bronton Jimmy Dunn Springfield Frankie Burns Yacker Homing New Abe Allet Edtie Kelly Pictebureh Murphy Pat Moerebi New York Willie Ritchie Taminy McMarland

Box Rates Jump At Local Post Office On Oct 1

The Bridgeport Post Office reports gross receipts for the year ending June 30, 1912 at $313,812.81 and $204,510.89 for the prior year. Starting October 1, box rents rise: small lock boxes $1.00 to $1.80, large lock boxes $1.60 to $2, small drawers $2 to $3, large drawers $3 to $4 per quarter. The rise follows Post Office Department rule tying rents to gross receipts above $200,000. The Postal Savings Bank reports two months ending Aug 5: 220 accounts opened, 470 deposits, 55 withdrawals, $99,145 on deposit Sept 1. Stated anecdotes describe customers, including a child and several wives, opening accounts. some withdrawals for bills and repairs.

Bridge- Port Post T Post Office Department Postel Savings Bank Aee Wee Ee Ae Sny Messenger Neds Postal Savings Bank W. C. Meyer

New Bridgeport Industry Organized For Fire and Durations Mop

New Bridgeport industry organized by Bridgeport men to manufacture fire and sedations mop. Capital $3,006 paid in. Located at 514 Grand Street. William F. Concoction president James P. Devitt secretary Job J. Costigan treasurer. Twenty five grog of the new map sold to a Philadelphia department store. Oscar S. Straus for Bull Moose governor in New York state. Syracuse Sept 7. Elation over Straus nomination persisted after the convention adjourned and as delegates returned to their train. Suspender Jack McGee praised by ex police officer and former plainclothesman for his role.

New England Comany Bridgeport Grand Street Wiliam F. Concoction James P. Devitt Job J. Costigan Myrtle Beach Philadelphia Oscar S. Straus New York State Syracuse Oecar

Bridgeport Sewer and King Street Layout Notices Adopted

At the Bridgeport Common Council meeting in Sept 1912 the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages report for the Orland Street sewer was adopted with costs listed and numerous named residents. A separate King Street layout notice awards damages and benefits to residents, naming individuals and totals, adopted Sept 1912 and approved Sept 1913.

Orteng Steret Fairfieild Avenue Common Council of City of Bridgeport Board of Orland Street Paimela Na Portherly

Six Foot Building Line Established on Morehouse Street

Damages and benefits were allocated for the six foot building line on both sides of Morehouse Street from Fairfield Avenue to Ash Creek. The Common Council ordered the line on September 18, 1911, with orders adopted September 34, 1913, and approved September 6, 1917. Named recipients include Henry W. Craft and others, each receiving equal damages and benefits.

Morehouse Street Punkfield Avenue Ash Creek Common Council City of Bridgeport Board of Fairfield Avenue Onid Limes Henry W. Craft George B. Sherwood Emma Noren Bous J. Krentz Ericka Bertilson Alma Blecker Carl 4. Tillstrom Micheal

Princeton Street Layout Benefit and Damages Adoptions

Bridgeport city records from 1912 detail a layout change on Princeton Street from Fairfield Avenue to Ash Creek. The Common Council adopted the plan on February 6 with benefits exceeding damages. Names listed include Salem Church and Francis Burr Perry among recipients of damages or benefits. clerk notes adoption and approval in 1913.

Francis Burr Perry Frederick F. Emengr Thomas Broma Hall Stephen F. Boucher Princeton Street Fairfield Avenue Ash Creek Ewedisn Evangelical Lutheran Salem Church

Discontinuance and building line orders in Bridgeport

City records list the discontinuance of Puilline Street from East Washington to Pembroke Lake and Arctic Street from Helen Street to Pembroke Lake, with Board of Appraisal benefits and damages assigned to named residents. Also approved is a four foot building line on Beecher Street from Huntington Avenue to Boston Avenue with listed beneficiaries and recipients of damages and benefits.

Puilline Street Washington Avenue Arctic Street Washington Arenas Helen Street Pembroke Lake Common Council City of Bridgcworthera Board of Appraisal Line Street Washington ‘Avenue Tlee Street Pembroke Leks

Eight Foot Building Line Establishment on King Street Bridgeport

Bridgeport Common Council on Sept 26 1912 adopted the report of the Board of Assessors detailing the establishment of an eight foot building line along both sides of King Street from Fairfield Avenue to Ash Creek. The document lists damages and benefits among residents, with names and amounts, and notes approvals dated Sept 5 1513. It also references sewer work on Buate Street and Lewes Street involving cost estimates and easements.

Beecher Street Huntington Avenue Boston Avenue Common Council City of Bridgeport Reid Board of Apprateal Muntington Avenu Bath Rides King Street Fairfinld Avepur Ash Creek Bridgeport Derk Kingatreel Fairfield Avenue

Fragmentary public notice from Huntingta Avenue area

A damaged OCR notice lists names and the conveyance actions on Huntingta Avenue to Dayton Avenue with references to property beneficiaries and approved signatures. The text is garbled but indicates a parcel transfer involving several persons and an official sign-off.

Beiets Vote Amid Civil Service Contingency Debate

Fragmented text references state voting on civil service appointments and federal roles, with scattered mentions of New Haven, Hartford, Middletown, and Derby. The garbled OCR blocks clear details. core idea concerns civic process and staffing along a city corridor.

Derre Becky Civil Service New Haven Marth Hartford Elle Lee Cees

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