Private Bank at Main and Jobs Streets Ridgeport Conn
The bank advertises continuous operation at the corner of Main and Jobs Streets Ridgeport Conn offering on demand loans without fees and savings accounts with 4 percent interest. It invites individuals, businesses, and corporations to open accounts with checks and deposits for one day to one year and promises careful borsera attention. Samuel W. Baldwin president and Willis H. Lyon treasurer sign the notice.
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Ridgeport
Conn
Patrick's Wife Dying He Stays At Bedside
Tusla Oklahoma December 4 Mrs Patrick wife of Albert T Patrick long central figure in the Rice murder case in New York is dying of an incurable malady in Tusla Hospital. His devotion to his husband during 12 years of prison life is unfailing as he and daughter Lucille and stepson Linn Francis remain at her bedside.
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Tusla, Okla
Patrick
Albert T. Patrick
Rice
New York
Tusla Hospital
Lucille
Linn Francis
Baseball games cost two pastors pulpits
In Macon Georgia on December 4 the Rev Guyton Fisher and the Rev E B Whittington leading ministers of the South Georgia Methodist Conference were transferred by Bishop Warren Candler from Macon churches. The bishop said he heard they never miss a ball game and decided to send them to the country where they won’t be tempted.
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Macon
Guyton Fishere
E. B. Whittington
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Warren Candler
Candler Ia
Episcopal Men Hear Father Sill Plan in Bridgeport
A Bridgeport effort brings Episcopal men from local parishes to a corporate communion service at Trinity Church on Fairfield Avenue and Broad Street. Rev. Frederick H. Sill of the Order of the Holy Cross will celebrate. A preparatory service is planned for Saturday night with Sill as speaker, followed by a mass meeting Sunday evening at St Pauls Church.
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Bridgeport
Trinity Church
Fairfield Avenue
Broad Street
Frederick H. Sill
Order of the Holy Cross
Father Sill
Kent School For Boys
Episcopal Church
St. Paul's Church
Ossuth Street
German Reformed Church Plans Anniversary Service
The German Reformed Church will mark Rev. Herman G. Wiemer fifth anniversary as pastor with a special Sunday service. The event will feature the choir and women and children’s societies, noting continued growth in membership and finances since his arrival from Baltimore. More than $7,000 in improvements have been spent, including the installation of electric lights. A reunion of former members will highlight the day.
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Herman G. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Mr. Wiemer
Geaspar Brunner
McAdoo Refuses Bribe For Treasury Appointment
Washington dispatch reports Secretary McAdoo rejected a private job seeker’s bribery offer to appoint him revenue collector. The applicant proposed paying $100 immediately and the rest after a public sale. McAdoo replied there is no Treasury place for him and urged moral standard revision.
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Washington
McAdoo
Treasury Department
Burglars Target 982 Wordin Avenue Apartments
Police report burglary at 982 Wordin Avenue Monday night. Michael Horvath reports silverware and personal belongings stolen while Mrs. David Klein says $30.59 was taken. Investigators suspect key workers may be involved.
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Wordin Avenue
Michael Horvath
David Klein
Annual Banquet Of Woodhull's Orchestra
About twenty five musicians are expected to attend the annual banquet at the Stratfield hotel. A private dining room is reserved and the event will feature short speeches and witty stories between courses, continuing the long standing enjoyable tradition.
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Woodhull
Stratfield
Scott Company Sets Lowest Bid for Ocean Terminal Sub-Structure
New London reports that the T. A. Scott Company has submitted the lowest bid for the sub-structure of the State ocean steamship terminal. Bids are estimated to be 15000 to 30000 dollars less than rivals. Harbor commission engineers are calculating final numbers for the Hartford meeting next week.
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New London
T. A. Scott Company
State Ocean Steamship Terminal
Harbor Commission
Commission
Hartford
True Bill Against Stamford Prisoner
Grand Jury in Hartford returns true bills in U S District Court. Eugene Snyder of Stamford faces theft charge over Adams Express matter. Barnet Greenblat and Barnet Garden of New London charged with receiving stolen copper. James Cherry of Hertford accused of robbing the mails. James Coyle of Danbury charged with breaking into freight. Seven John Doe cases with identities withheld.
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Hartford
Grand
United States District Court
Eugene Snyder
Stamford
Adams Express
Barnet Greenblat
Barnet Garden
New London
James Cherry
Hertford
James Coyle
Danbury
John Doe
Matchmaker Advice Echoes in Want Ads
The column quotes Betty snubbing and counsels persistence, followed by Jack Wyse’s retort about a long-ago southern colonel’s rule never chase after a woman or a streetcar. It ends with a one cent a word want ad note.
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Armer
Flames kill horse in Salisbury barn blaze
Damage estimated at 2200 dollars followed an early today fire that destroyed a barn owned by Alexander Suydam and used by Henry Hayeradt in Salisbury. A horse perished in the blaze and the cause remains unknown.
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Salisbury
Conn
Alexander Suydam
Henry Hayeradt
Buechlers Fine Diamonds Highlighted In Store Showings
True facts about Buechler diamonds claim high cut and color yet low prices due to sourcing from importers and cutters. The store touts a superb display of diamonds, watches, jewelry, cut glass, silverware and sterling toilet articles while pledging strict quality standards and reasonable prices. It also promotes a Luck wedding ring for Christmas brides.
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Buechlers
Buechler
Jewelers on Fairfield Ave Near Middle St
Local jewelry shop advertises services along Fairfield Avenue near Middle Street offering repair and custom pieces.
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Fairfield Ave
Middle St
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Willis H. Lyon
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Bridgeport, Conn
Revue Parisienne
Sairon Parisienne
Post Office News Store
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Rs New Work Stock Exchange
Wald Street
P.O. Arcade
E L Chapman
Burr & Knapp
Europe
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Tel
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American Guaranty Co
Kelley’s Cigar Store
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Sirens
Unsers
James H Kedly
Linsley Manor
Stratford
Main
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J. W. Thompson
Bluefish
Bass
Cop
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Hayes’ Fish CO
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East Main Street
Love’s
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the People ’S Dairy
State Street
Geo. A. Robertson
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Highland Spring Water Co
Warren Street
Master of Kent School
Order of Holy Cross
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Jockey Club
M’adoo
Long Island
Ars
East Main ST
Rockwell & Forester
W. E. Halligan
Frank Miller Lumber Co
Geo. B. Clark & Co
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Crawford Laundry Co
Courtland 87
Scott Company
Flostery
Onyx
Lord & Taylor
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M. J. Buechler
Hbrussels
Axminster
Wilton
Royal
ACORN
Wentworth Furniture CO
W. K. Mk, Prest
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