Longtime Bridgeport Private Bank Advertises Services
For forty four years we have been conducting business at the same corner of Main and John Streets Bridgeport Conn Our Private Bank has been established there continuously We have received and held on demand without notice millions of dollars of money deposited with us We continue to receive subject to depositor's check at sight on which we allow three cent per annum credited to account monthly We solicit the accounts of individuals business men firms and corporations and all who want a bank account where they can deposit money checks or drafts and leave it for one day one week one month or one year and draw interest on it for any time It is left with it We give to the business our careful attention as the oldest arm of private bankers in this state
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Main and
John Streets
Bridgeport
Conn
Prosecution Post Vacant as King Resigns in Fairfield
Fairfield town awaits county action to fill the prosecuting attorney post over liquor law enforcement. Bacon Wakeman seen as best fit, with Judge Perry, Banks, and Flint unlikely to accept. Clerical meeting shrinks due to snow. Daughters of the American Revolution plan next week’s gathering. Runaway horse spooks a milk wagon near Fred Wurtzen’s. horse recovered. Trolley door issue prompts possible petition to improve boarding. Country Club whist and dance planned. residents travel notices and visits noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clitus H. King
King
Bacon Wakeman
Clitus King
Church of Christ
C. F. Taylor
Westport
H. S. Brown
Darien
Hentry C. Woodruff
Black Rock
Swain
Bridgeport
R. C. Bennett
W. H. Holman
John DePeu
Rider
New York
Berry
Stamford
Daughters of the American Revolution
Frank S. Child
Julia B. Banks
Simeon Pease
Peter Hansen
Alfred Wurtzen
Danbury Road
E. W. S. Pickett
Mill River
Southport
Pickett
Memorial Library
Country Club
George F. Sherwood
Mary Godfrey
Rhe Thorpe
H. W. Banks
Wallingford
Cotton ginning report shows 1910 output up to Dec 1
A census bureau report cites 10,139,986 bales ginned through December 1, 1910, counting rounds as half bales, up from 8,876,386 for the prior year. Round bales total 101,652 versus 131,893 in 1909. Sea Island bales total 66,634 compared with 77,591 in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Sea Island
Thomas Thomas pushes new dog law in city
Town Clerk William Thomas says he will ask city senators and representatives to introduce a bill changing dog laws. He favors waiving impounding fees for licensed dogs when the collar tag is lost and imposing heavy fees on unlicensed dogs to deter evasion. The clerk plans to meet Bridgeport lawmakers soon. Waterbury report notes a hackman was arrested with 521, linked to 609 stolen funds, and a cold remedy ad closes the page.
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William Thomas
Thomas
Bridgeport
United Press
Waterbury
John Cavanaugh
Herminn Asher Smith
Roger Sterling
Middlebury
Naugatuck
Sterling
Cavanauch
Cavanaugh
Fire sights and town plans stir Long Brook residents
Elliott W. Peck's property loss in a fire is fully insured and nearby fire lads saved neighboring structures as embers drifted toward the center school. Town funds and a future town meeting spur debate on purchasing a mobile fire unit. Community notes cover school visits, Red Men fairs, new building plans, and local appointments.
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Elliott W. Peck
Long Brook
Patterson Avenues
New Franklin School House
Barnum Avenue
Tuttle
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Saat Awe Oa National: Bank
United States
Charlies G. Sanford
F. N. Benhai
Ice Press
O_H_ Brothwell
H. ‘. Woodworth Avot
T. L. Watson & CO
Ports Savings Bank
Main Street
Samuel W. Baldwin
Edward W. Marsh
James Staples & CO
Bankers
Fire Insurance
Borety Buadd Meal
P. ST. Staples
P.L Holzer
Europe
S. Leewith & Co
Tel
Bank ST
F. C. Brady Plumbing
John Streetlephone
W. D. Cook & Son
Water Street
Reliable’s
James Fpeeley
Gutton
American Loan Association
Golden Hill
Caesar Misch
New Store
Hayes Fish CO
Travis Inn
Stratford
Boston Post Road
Washington Bridge
Duchess
James van Dyk CO
Bridgeport Finance Co
Fairfield Ave
Warner Building Voice
the People’s Dairy
State Street
Robeertson
Stratford Avenue
Oyster Guild
A. A. Aitken
Stratford Ave
BROCH
Delica Lessen and Restaurant
Gibson’s Aaa
Elk Ridge
Lalley’s
Mark Rogers
California
G. Broce & Son
Main St
J. Telephone
Attenton
Hackman
E. W. Grove
Sliatford
Grace Moulton
Washington School
William Mallory
Broadbrrd Road
Methodist Church
Board of Trade
Judge Peck
Chester Punlap
Edward Thomas
P. P. Haven
Maynard Smith
William B. Cogswell
Alice Curtis
Seymour
Embroidery Club
Stanley Y. Beach
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Avenue
the Wooster-Atkinson Co
Broad Street
REO Renault
Iinier Siaitng Mitchell
Packard
Bridgeport Vehicle CO
Fairfield and Holland Aves
Tas Mitchell Agency
Harrison Court
Blue Ribbon Garage
W.E. Halligan
P. O. News
Icigars
D. D. Smith's
Id. D. Smith
Poli
Smoke Martinez
State
Singer
Lowe's Laundry
Seaview
Thomas Oh
Vt Dbs
Wells & Lowe
Ray Eee
Raitford Inn
Luettun
Federal Express
Philadelphia
New York, New Har
Hington Jthland
Colonial Express
New London
Initpal
Southern Resorts & Hartford Railroad
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