The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-02

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 other indicted New Haven heads. I Thursday, April 0.-Representative Fl Donovan makes first speech for Dan-
 bury hatters
 ors Sunday baseball at Newffeld park.
 Miss Catherine Sullivan robbed in New N York sub way. Mrs. Kate E. Strick-
 land robbed of diamond hing valued
 at s, 900.
 Saturday. April 12-John Stengle and J. George Pack, survivors of Day.
 ton flood, arrive in Bridgeport.
 Sunday, April 13.-Ladies of Charity
 St. Vincent DePauI elect Mrs. John q. I King to succeed Mrs M- H. Ford, who retires after four years of service
 Monday. April 14.-Lieut. James Cro- nan. Truck No. 1. B. F. D., dies Burial of J. F. Morgan at Hartford.
 l Tuesday, April 15.-Charles Sanger ! Mellen. president and E H. ATcEIenry, I vice president, New Haven road, ar
 wits Westport wreck sl Wednesday, April 16.-Stiles Judson in controversy with Bridgeport Tefe- s gram
 ci1 authorizes expenditure Of s6o.ooe- T Friday, April I8-Mrs Philip Van I Ivalkenburgh. s10.0oo,o00 widow, asks
 divorce Mabel Hoey voted prettiest I girl in East End factory 8l Saturday, April 19--Wheeler Fsoun-
  Dow Drum Corps celebrates it's second ianniyersafy. i sunday, April ae-st Mary's Mis- I sion closes after successful week John l Prince Thorndyke, famous agnostic
 dies in Bridgeport hospital l Monday. April 21.-JewIsh residents icelebrate Passover with eclat. Scot I tfsh Rite Masons Of Rhode Island giv- en freedom Of, the city. | Tuesday. April 22.-CounciI votes j. T. Tz-~s 7~r<~ 1 Wednesday, April 23.-Scutari falls I and Turks surrender. pr. John Price | IIThorndyke buried.
 i Thursday, April 24-Legis1ature au-
 thorizes new Washington bridge at cost Of s4oO. .ooo Ray Keating tvirls Friday. April 5.Gzertfude F. Will mot. mother of eighteen. secures di- 1 vorce. l Saturday, April 2s-Percy Drew. Park avenue resident. suicides in San | Sunday, April 27-Rev. Father c. J. McEIroy bans Sunday. funerals. l Monday, April 28-Bridgeport Pas l tors Association issues statement com demnings Sunday baseball. Benj- T. Hart and Minnie Marsh, youthful elop- CTS from Pittsburgh, caught in Broad street boarding house attempt sui7 i eide.
 1 Tuesday. April 2s.-Grap aphaphone Go. boosts wages.
 Wednesday, April so-Miss Natalie 1 Day.
 MAY
 Thursday. May 1-Estafe Theodore is. Downs. one time consel-g general to Canada, entangled. @ Friday May 2.-Charles S. Mellen, discIoses big contributions to Rep1b- Hcan campaign fund
 Saturday. May 3.-Michael J. Dwyer elected chairman of Democratic town committee.
 Sunday. May 4.-Henry Allen Hub bell, son Of late Capt John D. Huh bell, dies releasing many big beauests to charity.
 l Monday, May 5.-Congressman Don ovan first new member to talk on tar l if, makes plea for Danbury matters l Tuesday, May 6.-Representat ative Lynn ". Wilson bests CIitus H. King in warm debate on proposed Water Bill before legisla tive committee. Wednesday, May 7.-Frederick sailer. prominent in comm ercial and public life of Bridgeport, dies
 Thursday, May Public Utility Commission grants 10-foot eenters on Barnum avenue trolley tracks. Friday May 9-Morrnon mission aries appear in West End. Surgeons withhold approval of Fsriedmann cure. Saturday, May 10.-Frederick. c. 1 Jennings of Fairfield, jailed for alleged I misrepresentation. I Sunday. May n.-Heavy frost kills potato crop in Connecticut
 Monday, May 12.-Donovan begins battle to force party whips to pur over Connecticut judgeships. Tuesday. May 13.-Representativ Lynn w. Wilson, in Legislature. makes strong demand for railroad probe. Wednesday, May 14.-Big herd of cattle perish in Bedding fire. Strat-s ford's new charter passes House with few amendments
 Thursday, May ZBridgeportss health record commended by Dr. Jos eph Townsend, secretary State Board of Health, for lowest death rate
 Friday. May S.--Washington Bridge Bill held up pending investigation of Connecticut Co.'S rights 1 Saturday. May 17-Edward Menken. freight clerk, duped into striking, at iltenpts suicide.
 Sunday. May fs.-sIavonian Catholics dedicate new school at Jane and Penn broke streets.
 Monday, May 19.-City Auditor Keat- ing reports city's debt increased $s1,-s 100 during the year.. Officer Gou1den arrests James sisto, New York gang ster, wanted for murder.
 Tuesday. May 20.-workmen's Com pensation act unanimously passes House of Representative.
 Wednesday, May 21.-Ringling Bros.' Circus comes to town. Benj Legere, Bridgeport organizer of I. ". w, sent to New York jail from Little Falls. Thursday, May 22-Mrs. Mary Scha- elmer suicided at Lakeview Home.
 Friday, May 22.-Mrs. Arthur NJ Curtis, widow Federal Wreck En- gineer. gets $6,000 damage verdict from New Haven road. Frank E. Beach, veteran associate editor of Bridgeport Standard. dies
 Saturday, May 24.-Princess Victoria Louise, daughter German Emperor, weds Prince Ernst August of Cumber- land. Mayor Wilson informs Pastors' Association he will not interfere with baseball on Sunday
 Sunday, May 25.-Spanish War Vet erans decorate graves of deceased com