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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1913

Page

4

Longstanding Private Bank Emphasizes Safe Deposits and Rates

For forty seven years we have operated at the same address and offer deposits subject to sight. We pay per cent per annum on accounts, with monthly compounding. We invite individuals, businesses, firms, and corporations to open bank accounts for checks or drafts, usable for one day, one month, or one year, with interest as long as funds are left. As the oldest private banking firm, Samuel W. Baldwin, President, Willis H. Lyon, Treasurer, invite you to visit the vault and learn about safe deposit boxes with low rentals.

Irma

PANGALAY Promises Instant Relief From Pain

A vintage advertisement claims PANGALAY eases back aches sprains and neuralgia quickly. A man with a lame back, an office boy with sprained arms, and an elderly woman with neuralgia allegedly felt relief within minutes after rubs with the Curts Chemical Company tube. The ad promotes 25 cents per tube, made in New York City.

Curts Chemical Company East 24Th Street New York City

Frisco to Get 77 Million Water Supply Project

Washington reports a federal grant of 77 million dollars for the Hetch Hetchy water project to secure future water for San Francisco and surrounding cities. San Francisco has issued 45 million dollars in 7 5 year bonds to finance the initial phase, with total costs rising to 77 million.

Frisco Washington San Francisco Oakland Berkeley Alameda Richmond Palo Alto Monte Park San Mateo Burlingame

Safe and Sane Fourth Shown in Fewer Deaths

Chicago August 30 Thirty two people died in fourth of July celebrations this year fewer than any year since statistics began. The Journal of the American Medical Association reports 18 fatalities from clothing catching fire and 1 131 nonfatal injuries versus 947 and 3 983 in earlier years. Notable declines credited to fireworks ordinances in Boston Newark Milwaukee and Chicago. Dip fruit jars in paraffin wax to prevent spoilage. Brown bread and butter with honey and walnuts makes a tasty sandwich.

Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association Boston Newark N. J Milwaukee

Churches Share Sunday Services Across Bridgeport

Bridgeport churches announce Sunday and midweek services led by pastors such as Rev. P. E. Mathias Rev. Edward Sturdan will preach at King's Highway Congregational and others at First Presbyterian South Congregational People's Presbyterian and First M E. The schedule lists morning and evening services Sunday school times and Wednesday prayers with inviting notes about notable speakers including Rev. Benjamin Bacon Yale Divinity School professor and Rev. Dr M. D. Kneeland of Boston among others.

King’s Highway Spring Street Noble Avenue P. E. Mathias Edward Standermann Salvation Army Elm Street BE. J. Atkinson First Presbyterian Church Benjamin W. Bacon New Haven Nazarene Bacon Yale Divinity School Bridgeport South Congregational Church Gilbert and Broad Streets Richard L. Swain George W. Judson Winsted Conn The North Church William E. Hatheway Swain People’s Presbyterian Church Laurel and Park Avenues M. D. Kneeland Boston Mass Christian Endeavor M. E. Church George M. Brown Dev. Solon P. Fairbanks G. G. Buck Dieringer Frankb. Plumb Uncle Sam Epworth Carolyn Frederick First Congregational Church Herbert D. Gallaudet Broad Bank Streets Park Street Clay Chaum Third Congregational Church Waterbury Trinity Church Fairfield Avenue Broad Street C. W. Areson Church of the Nativity Sylvan Avenue North Howard LaField Chuch of Christ Lafayette Street Christ Jesus Olivet Cvational Church North Avenue Main Street Raymond Plumb

Coffe House Bankruptcy Deficit Tops One Million

New Orleans date reports Smith Brothers & Company Ltd, a coffee importing firm in the south, declared bankrupt in federal court with a deficit near one million dollars. Also notes on school footwear ads and a Fairfield restaurant promoting meals between New York and Boston.

New Orleans Smith Brothers & Company, Ltd South Mollan’s Main Street Mollan’e Fairfield New York Boston Elm Street Fairfield Avenue Adv

Diamonds Offered as Lowest Priced In City

Diamonds of better quality and finer color advertised at the price range of senior diamonds. Company claims a fair comparison proves the lowest priced diamond house in the city. Asserts that quantities of $25, $50 to $200 purchases will not match current values. Urges customers to see offerings to appreciate.

Author stabbed to death by boarder in Chevy Chase home

Washington reports William L. Alterfer a special writer was stabbed to death last night in his Chevy Chase Maryland home. William J. Fisher connected with the Isthmian Canal Commission and a ten year boarder in the Alterfer household was arrested today. Police say the tragedy followed Fisher’s interference as Alterfer sought to chastise his 17 year old daughter.

Washington William L. Alterfer Chevy Chase Wiliam J. Fisher Isthmian Canal Commission Alterfer

Arrest of British Crew for Mutiny

Eight crew members of the British tank steamer Herbert G Wylie were arrested in Galveston, Texas, after the ship, laden with 40,000 gallons of crude oil from Tampico, was set on fire while moored under quarantine. Captain W E Phillips reported the mutineers also cut mooring cables and caused serious damage before the fire was put out.

Galveston Tex Herbert G Wylie Tampico W. E. Phillips Phillips

Financial Outlook from Tabor Livingston & Co Summary

The week ends on a quiet note as vacation slowdowns temper markets. Financial conditions are improving with easier money and stronger investment demand abroad and at home, yet political and monetary issues cloud a full recovery. August issues decline but risk remains an unrestrained influx of new securities, hindering free expansion.

Tabor, Livingston & Co EU- Trop Crais

Economic Outlook Amid Debt and War Strains

The text discusses heavy floating debt and the need to provision for short term notes in a uncertain future. It notes Europe’s slow recovery and the Balkans war financing pressures while urging patience and optimism for a renewed forward movement. It mentions Mexican issues as a controlling factor and credits Wilson’s tactful leadership for public confidence.

Europe Balkans Wilson

Ridgefield Liquor Raid Leads to Court Action

Ridgefield August 30 reports a raid on suspected illegal liquor outlets. King Tomassing Augustine faces a court decision with other cases adjourned to next Thursday. Miss Frances Galvin visits relatives from Cos Cob. A Walnut Beach party attended a dance at the Walnut Beach Casino hosted by Mrs Sheridan and guests.

Ridgefield Ilegally Weal King Tomassing Augustine Privace Vincent Fairfield Beach Mra Sheridan Beechelyn Philip A.ane Fannie Kathryn Sheridan Walnut Beach Henry Martens Jenette Brooklyn Merjie Martens Mise Emme Glineemten Kathryn Shwridan Marshall de Witt Lemay Teerell John Kendall Murptar Philip H. Sheridan

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First Bridgeport National Bank T. L. Watson & CO Ffofle's Savings Bank Incorporated Iso Samuel W. Baldwin Willis H. Lyon New York Stock Exchange James Staples & CO. Bankers State ST Bridgeport, Conn State OF Connecticut District OF Bridgeport, Sr Mountfort Clarkson Court of Probate District of Bridgeport John Clarkson Fairfield Ave Grenoble Carnegie Hall 56Th Street 7Th Avenue Central Park Grand Central Pennsylvania R. A Wall Street, New York Burr & Knapp Report. Com American Guaranty Co New Foundland Canada Bank Street Tel Hayes Bluefish SEA Bass Hayes Fish CO Water Street Lowe’s Seaview Avenue Joseph P. Coughlin Co Aew East Main Street John F. Fay Pairfield Avenue People ’S Dairy State Street Geo. A. Robertson Crawford Laundry Co Naugatuck Valley Ice Co Lehigh Housatonic Ave Broch’s Cafe Moehem Cincinnati Geo B. Clark & Co Pinaud Parfumerie Pinaud Department Coffe House M. J. Buechler Middle St Main St Highland Spring Highland Spring Water Co Warren Street ALWA Stratford Avenue Fiat Boarder Frances Galvin Cos Cob Het Thomas Bracken
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