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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1913
Page
4
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Detroit Sept 29 Secretary Houston of the US department of agriculture opened the third annual good roads congress a six day convention with an address as the principal feature. He arrived from Washington to represent the American government at a national road congress. About 5000 delegates and many national figures gathered in Detroit for the session.
Obituaries record Gustav A Goetz age 15 dying at his mother's home 484 Railroad Ave with many friends in South End. Gertrude H Haggerty wife of Charles D Dann dies in New York City formerly Bridgeport with surviving brothers George H and Frank J Haggerty and sister Mrs Theodore Crane. body to Bridgeport for burial. John Peter infant son of John and Catherine A Hodge Dalton funeral at 2:30 p m from 123 Union Avenue with burial at St Michael's Cemetery. Patrick son of Patrick and Emma Garvity Fitzpatrick dies at 2309 Fairfield Avenue aged two. Ads note untrimmed hats at E H Dillon Co 1106 Main St and Remiz furs at 34 P C Arcade. Also promotion for Nothingle removal sale and Glenwood ranges with finance option. car fare remark ends.
Mrs Julia Watt Morris Curtis Lawrence of New York city applies to the New York Supreme Court to compel Charles E Littlefield, administrator of Mary G Pinkney's estate, to sell the New York realty holdings before their value declines further. Pinkney died in 1908 leaving $70,000 personal property and over $8,000,000 in real estate, most unimproved, with one third of gross income left to Mrs Lawrence. The first administrator sold holdings valued at $2,533,083.33. little remains disposed of, and income is small due to unimproved property.
The Bridgeport Publicity club will meet at the Algonquin club rooms tomorrow night at 8. Advertising men and advertisers are invited to attend with suggestions for the season's work. Informal talks will precede a general discussion and a dinner will be served. Attendees should notify Stanley H. Bullard of the Bullard Machine Tool company by tomorrow noon.
Southport on September 29 Harry Jennings a prohibitionist well known in the vicinity found a live adder in the crop of a two pound broiler he was dressing for Sunday dinner. The eight inch snake was lively. Dr C E Hyde a passerby stopped and confirmed the sighting. The chicken was fed to the cat and the snake escaped.
Merchants along State Street and nearby West End streets relied on candles after an electric transformer near Colorado avenue broke down causing two hours of blackout after 8:20 pm. The outage disrupted beer pumps and daily business, while ex-Alderman Fred Ives and fellow Republicans postponed a ward club meeting until Wednesday. A dry goods fire at Stratford Avenue caused a minor alarm, and an open air socialist meeting featuring Hubert H Harrison was planned for Wall and Main streets. The item also recounts Armagh Orange Lodge history and ends with a Dallas News quip about two months salary and ginger snaps.
A dealer promotes diamonds as a safe investment urging buyers to purchase before expected price increases. They claim their stock was bought before a rise and offer a full guarantee on every diamond. Call to view their line before buying elsewhere.
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