The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-02

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 Friday. May so.-Big parade by Civil land Spanish War Veterans Dr. Robert M Lauder, prominent physi- l saturday. May s1-Frederick sailer I will probated
 Sunday, June k of C. councils |exempIfy Fourth Degree on class of 500.
 Monday, June 2.-1o1 Wild west Show l in Bridgeport. Judge Charles H. Peck of Stratford, gets setback in trial for disbarment.
 Tuesday. June 3-Dr. Alfred c. Tones refuses to serve with pr. "; Fl Ryan on Dental Clinic Police Capt William H. Andersen celebrates 10th anniversary of service. l Wednesday June 4.-LegisIature thames conghIin city court judge | Thursday, June 5-1llia Capil1ion, Eof wife, formerly Alma Miller. Jen-. nings Bros. enJoin city in Elm street work
 Friday, June 6.-Catherine Joseph Corby, Of American Graphaphone CO, found dead in gas filled room. Saturday, June Annual June walk l Of Sunday schools. Ray Keating pre- scented with tokens by 1,50O Bridgeport citizens in New York. Sunday. June 8---Coast Artillery fConpanies make preparation for an nuaI practice at Fort Wright. Monday, June 9.-Iudson opposed pardon to Domenico Cesare, alleged. lwI1fte slave leader. Tuesday. June 1o--Judge Coughlin names DeForest and GarIick clerks of 1 city court Morris Soloway pleads guilty to arson in Waterbury Wednesday, June 11.-Ladies' Char. lftable Society of Bridgeport. celebrates l it's centenary is Masons hold annual council delibera- Itfon in Masonic temple Six killed lin wreck Of Springfield express at Stamford. stg5 Friday. June 13-Coroner John Phe-s Ian begins. inquest at Stamford Do- herty tells story in tears Saturday, June 14.-Burnstein, pIlar- 1nacfst. losing, license, defies board by continuing open. sunday. June 15.Twenty thousand dollar fire in Max Gordon & Sons shop, Hoasatonfc avenue. Monday, June 16.-Denis Mu1vihi1l named county commissioner by Cover Thor Baldwin. M Miss Fannie Hurley named assistant superintendent of schools.
 Tuesday. June IT, Repaired death engine runs to scene of Stamford wreck. Jonathan Godfrey succeeds John F. Gunshannon on Tuberculosis |Commission.
 Wednesday. June Government begins probe into stamford wreck Charges against Sunday ball players nolled in city court. Rev William Henry Lynch, pastor St. ChaTIesi@ R. C. church, dies,
 Thursday, June 1s James W. Ma gle of New Haven, first man arraIgn- ed in Connecticut under New Habit .sf
 Friday, june 20. Health officials ind |doctored meat on sale in Bridgeport markets.
 Saturday. June 21.-Funeral Of Rev. William H. Lynch.
 Sunday, June 22.-Third Division Connecticut Naval Reserve on annual cruise aboard guEboat .Machias.'
 Monday, June 23.-.sMonty'' Clark son dies after long illness.
 Tuesday. June 24.-Fireman John J Kelly brings $lo,o00 damage suit for collision between fire apparatus and Iocomobile.
 Wednesday, June 25.-Edward T. Buckingham named as compensation commissioner by Governor Baldwin
 Thursday June 26-Governor Bald win reappoints Frank Es Wilder dep uty judge Of city court.
 Friday, June 27.-PTesident MeIfen of New Haven. asked by Coroner to ap- pear in Stamford wreck inquiry. F'is- cher garbage plant denounced by East Siders.
 Saturday. June 2s.-Dever H. War #ner announces retirement from poll tics Mystery in death of Jennette Ha11ock, Stratford, being investigat- ed by authorities. Survivors of 17th ing forever where they fought at Gettysburg. Dinner given by em- ployes Of White Manufacturing Go. to Major Thomas Boudren. superinten- dent.
 Sunday, June 2a-Holy Trinity church. Westpprt. celebrates Seth an-
 Monday, June 3o-Crowds cheer 40 Bridgeport Civil War veterans as they board train for Gettysburg reunion. Judge William L. Tierney takes pos session of Greenwich borough court after struggle with Judge Charles D. I Burnes. Bridgeport department stores announce shorter workdays for employees.
 JULY
 Tuesday. July 1.-G. A. E. veterans at Gettysburg.
 Wednesday. July 2.-Thugs fell and rob Brooklyn pastor.
 Thursday, July 3.-Superintendent of Police Birmingham experiences severe relapse.
 Friday. July 4.-GeneraI observa nee of Fourth of July-ore death
 Saturday; July 5.-James Fe1ter kill ed by train carrying President Will son.
 Sunday, July 6.-E1ks send large delegation to Grand Lodge meeting at Rochester, N. Y
 Monday, July 7.-Mrs. G. N. Rug gles, widow Of well known liveryman, dies. Scandal over paving bffl 1egis- iation in Bridgeport. President Mel len of New Haven road, before Cor oner PheIan at wreck inquest.
 Tuesday. July s.-Biafore family poisoned by eating tainted chicken.
 Wednesday, July 9.-Arthur T. Peck, former Democratic town chairman, ! dies in Chicago. Sunday baseball 1 players found guilty in city court
 Thursday, July 10.-Burglars steal wagon load of loot from saloon