The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-02
Summary Of impor1ant. Happenings During 'l3
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 Monday December 8-James FIaher- |. .ty given record sentence for sending
 in false alarm of fire. John B. Boyle
 nearly loses eye in accident.
 Tuesday, Decembe Der 9-Andrew Du- gas told that he must sell saloon or go to jail. Announcement made of mu- nicipal Christmas tree. Edward J. Naylor awarded s2,50o.
 Wednesday, December 10-Two men found dead as result of alcoholism. pr. W. J. Mclaughlin exposes attack of administration on Inspector David W. Lynch of Health Board. Thursday, December 11-Judge Chas. H. Peck of Stratford, appears for trial i in superior court. Judge Coughlln caustically arraigns alien swindlers- Friday, December 12-Fire commis- sioners start investigation as to how Edward Bowen became member Of de- partnaent without appointment. Hotel Fremont, once kept by Jack Rose, closes it's bar
 Saturday, December 13-Municipal committee great white way is nam ed. Funeral for Charles E. Williams takes place. l Sunday, December 1-Stephen Nagg. 1 fatally burned in using kerosene on fire. Rev. H. E. Kelly talks on pro- | posed consolidation of St. Georges and Christ Episcopal church par ishes. | ", Voters James H. Rooney and William Lounsbury, estimate population of city at 130, ,000. Activity of state po-z lice is1 investigating alleged illegal liquor sales becomes known. Tuesday, December 16-Judge Chas. H.. Perry gri1led in superior court Many lives endangered at Bridgeport Christian Union through fire. l Wednesday, December 17-Waterous SIC, 900 propeller badly wrecked. Rev.
 John J. snavely accepts call to Ridge 1 field church.
 Thursday, December 1sFPouItry show draws large crowds. Bernard
 Flanagan elected president of Bridge 1 port Division, Amalgamated Associa-. l tiens of Street and Electric Railway
 Employees of America. James Spargo
 dies. l Friday, December 19-Orders issued
 for sale of Dupee Drug Co.'S store
 stock. Counterfeit dime is discovered l in circulation.
 l Saturday, December 2O-Board of
 Trade puts it's O. K. on Lake invest
 ment. Patrick o. Hogan found dead from gas asphyxiatiOn. I Sunday, December 21-Mrs. Helen B. Judd killed in West Haven in automo- sbi1e accident sAdelard Desuateis dies l two minutes after reaching emergency
 hospital for treatment
 | Monday, December 22-John Mazien- i ski attends funeral of wife handcuffeffd 1 to police officer. John L.. Somers held l in $1, 900 bail in West Haven court in iconnection with death of Mrs. Helen E. Judd.
 Tuesday, December 23-Chris tmas
 tree at police and charities building
 Hotel Royal case heard in al1-day ses-
 sion2of city court.
 l "Wednesday, December 2EJudge I Nicholson sharply rebuked by Judge Bennett in superior court. Many in lstitutions plan Christmas dinners and
 celebrations.
 l Thursday, December 25-Christmas
 day, general celebration throughout city, a.i S4 as ssz Friday, December 26-Announcement
 made that politics demands removal Of police department veterans. Half l million dollars asked by streets com
 mittee of common council. l Saturday, December 27-Lake Sub ] marine Co.'S latest craft stTurbot,' ,''
 success fully launched. Bob veal cor-
 viction in Fairfield justice court. I Sunday, December 28-Mrs Rosa I F,ierabend killed by automobile oper-
 ated by Louis Harvard. Monday, December 29-James Spar go's will is probated. Temporary in Junction of Edward A. Jennings
 against city of Bridgeport is disso1v- i ed.,8
 Tuesday. December ao-Lake Torpe-
 do Boat Co.'S plant closes. Many To- cal deputies on duty at shelton strike.
 Wednesday, December Fisherman I will bequeaths $500 900 to Bridgeport Echurches. fraterpitieg and other .insti-