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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1913
Page
4
The bank advertises a Fire and Burglar Proof Vault and Safe Deposit Boxes at reasonable rates. It prompts customers to entrust valuables and personal accounts, with Samuel W. Baldwin as President and Willis H. Lyon as Treasurer, emphasizing cordial relations and customer satisfaction.
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Stamford police believe a hole found yesterday in the foundation wall of the Alexander Weed jewelry store on Park Row thwarted a plan to bore into the safe below. A large stack of diamonds is said to be kept in the strong box. The store has been robbed twice before.
New York December 9 A hydro aeroplane attempting a river landing in high winds collided with a fence and rolled along rocks near the Hudson at Little Ferry. Sergeant Samuel Katzman and mechanician Samuel Metz suffered multiple injuries including broken wrist sprains and cuts.
At chapel yesterday Mr Simonds urged bass singing for harmony. Alden Blanchard and Sherwood Wilmot hosted seniors on Stratford avenue Friday. Miss Dorothy Brown and Messrs Davis and Osborn joined. Miss Ethel Donovan visited New Haven. The Toantick club met at Miss Helen Osborne’s home for games and lunch. Corcoran and Joyce attended Within the Law at Park theatre. Benjamin Gilman celebrated basketball victory by visiting the barber and wore a fur cap to school. Rural news reports ice forming and upcoming skating and hockey plans. A golf match between Eric Begg and Mr Phelan was postponed by rain. The A A executive committee met in room 1.
Ambulance corps answered five calls yesterday afternoon. At 2 30 Mrs EB Chedney fainted at a railroad station and declined treatment. Sapit Harowsky fractured his face after falling from a wagon on Columbus Street. George Coultes was moved to St Vincent's Hospital with uremia. Alvin Weinmar was taken to Bridgeport Hospital after eye injury from molten iron. Samuel Katz and Andrew Maresic were treated at Bridgeport and home. Debris and injuries followed a trolley fall and a bicycle collision.
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