Beaside club game supper features venison and partridges
A Beaside club gathering last night served venison provided by Dwight H. Hail and raccoon meat from W. W. Nichols along with partridges shot by party members. The guest list includes Willis H. Lyon Samuel FP. Senior Albert E. Lavery and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaside
Dwight H. Hail
W. W. Nichols
Willis H. Lyon
Samuel FP. Senior
Albert E. Lavery
Wiliam B. Leigh
Earl R. Lewis
Clinton Barnum Seeley
Robert A. Lewis
Stanley T. Kellogg
Ernest G. Southey
Dwight H. Hall
Russell D. Cate
Charles 5. Fox
John Clarkson
Willam B. W. Smith
Thaddeus M. A
Joseph Williamson
Harry D. Gates
Charles G. Hammond
Camp P. Cutter
William W. Nichols
Nathaniel W. Bishop
Edward R. Green
Frank, Feehan
Fred L. Mills
Harry A. Barnes
General Trade Conditions and a Business Forecast
A dense 1915 periodical summary discusses export prospects and bank clearings, noting Britain’s cotton fabric exports to the U.S. and the Americas, and South American market openness. It reviews trade balances, dollar volumes for 160 cities, and New York clearings near 13 billion dollars, plus October stock and bond activity, dividends, and corporate financing trends. It also lists local notices including a funeral, church events, real estate, and employment ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Great Britain
England
United States
Central
China
Chine
New York City
Atlanta
Richmond
Louisville
Philadelphia
New Orleans
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
New York Exchange
g@ince
Wages, Meetings, and National Economic News
Regular meeting of Aerie No. 420 F O E set for December 2 1913 with election of officers at 8 16 pm. Reports show November maturities about 25 million and December 17 million. October business failures total 1476 with liabilities of 21 million and assets near 8 million. Building, rail, iron ore, and steel data reveal gains in earnings and production across multiple sectors. Cotton, grain, and timber outputs rise while unemployment remains low and labor disputes ease, signaling broader economic strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fhe
Aerie
F. O E
Jureday
New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Detroit
Minneapolis
Pacific Coast
Lake Superior
Steel Corporation
Transvaal
Bradstreet
Science of Modern Business Theme of Student Meeting
The Salesmanship and Business Efficiency class at machi M.C.A. tonight will study the science of modern business as its theme. Res Sennings introduces Knox author of the texts, noting civilization rests on business and waste stems from ignorance of business conditions. He cites Dun and Bradstreet data on retail failure and urges careful study of the science of business for aspiring enterprisers and professional sales duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machi M.C.A
Res Sennings
Pi Damaes S! Knox
Sao
Dun’s
Bradstreet
Knox
Pugin
Busi 1
Cams
Two Stores Under One Roof Offer Holiday and Everyday Goods
Two stores operate together under one roof delivering cheerful, equal service. The Holiday Store and Everyday Store share a common focus on blankets, dolls, playthings, and clothing. Each day brings new news of the store, yet both sections remain alert and ready to meet daily needs with good service.
Velvet suit sale for women and young folks items
Out they must go velvet and fine cloth suits trimmed in season styles. Rich colors and thorough tailoring priced to reveal savings. Previously 40 to 47.50 dollars, now 32.50 to 37.50 dollars. New price 27.50 dollars. Ready Thursday morning. shop early for best selection.
Fine suits at dollars less offer end-of-season stock
Bridgeport store advertises Hart Schaffner & Marx and House of Kuppenheimer suits and Chesterfields and ulsters at 19 dollars. The copy emphasizes end-of-season pricing on high quality lines once priced at 25 dollars or more, with varied patterns, sizes, and colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Kuppenheimer
Bridgeport
Sanford Wilton and Axminster Rugs at Low Prices
Advertises Sanford Wilton and Axminster rugs on the third floor with sizes 9 by 12 feet priced at 29 and 35 dollars and smaller sizes ranging from 19.50 to 2.50. Describes features such as seamless edges, rich luster, Persian and Oriental patterns, and durable worsted yarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Wilton
Sanford Axminster
Axminsters
Howco Coffee Special Offer Attracts New Friends
The notice proclaims a special sale of Howco regular coffee at 35 cents a pound, four pounds per person for $1, with a 12 pound limit per buyer to foster broad acquaintance. First roast of the ton ready Thursday morning, orders filled as received, front basement.
Howland Dry Goods Co Labor Planning Watch
The article notes Howland Dry Goods Company employs a workforce and, aside from aging labor, attributes future outcomes to sound planning and prudent management. It emphasizes efficient staffing and strategic governance as keys to performance.
English theatres readily take to American revues
London reports a shift from traditional variety to revues as a major London theatre trend during wartime. The piece notes American influences predominate, with dances, songs, slang, and rapid, frothy productions appealing to soldiers on leave and business audiences alike. A small wartime scandal about a copyright dispute is mentioned in passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Watsn
Mary A
James Walsh
Helen
May
Quearice
Thomes Walsh
James
St. Augustine’s Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Anna B. A Sandstrom
SODAY
Geoffen L. Busby
Soung Man
East Station
Sa Tarkaft
East End
Rev. Whitney
Fairfield Ave
Tisto
Aera Buildingizof
Stratford
D. EB Whitney
Prise
Big J
Main St
D. R. Whitney
Airfield Ave
Das and Ave
Ajarge Manufacturing Co
Broughton
Bridgeport National Bank
State and Main
Eee
Bridgeport Hospital Corporation
Corporation of the
Ieport Hospital
Grant Street
Cat E. Morris
Aalig Catlin c. Godfrey
Conn
Hart Schaffner & Marx
THE
Howland Dry Goods CO
London
West End
Rome
Salandra
Italy
Charles MatChesney
Pittsburgh
Laurel John Beche & Son
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!