Bridgeport Urged as Best Site for Whiting Silver
H H Hamste in president of the Whiting Mfg Co spoke at the Board of Trade detailing Bridgeport advantages over New York for locating a silverware factory. He cited land costs, housing for workers, water and gas, rail and steamship access, and nearby coal. the speech traced Whiting’s history and argued Bridgeport offers a favorable climate for industry and skilled labor.
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H. H. Hamistein
Whiting Mfr. Co
Board of Trade
New York
Bridgeport
New
Hamilton
Board of Tract
Connecticut
Whiting Company
Paul
An- Tyler
Cledi
Congregational Church
Farmington
David Jease
Hartford
Jonathan Otis
Newport
Middletown
The
Mint
United States
Mexico
France
Whiting
Bee Ee
North Attleboro
Neil
Fourth Street
Lafayette Place
New York City
Broadway
Nineteenth Street
Maiden Lane
Hoboken
Newark
Bronx
Mount Vernon
Stamford
Mace
Com. of
F. W. Read
Buckingham Board of Trade Expands Rich Assembly
The Buckingham Board of Trade welcomed 49 new members tonight the largest single addition since formation. Officers nominated for January include President Fred Enos and Secretary Wallace A. Smith with extensive committees listed and a demand for a transport committee to address trolley service.
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Thhe People’s Presbyterian Church
Municipal League
National Board of Trade
George M. Eames
Morris B. Neut
Sally Heey
Henry Atwater
Henry Setzer
W. A. Grippin
P. W. Wren
Deer H
F. J. Mecahy
W. C. Bryan Harvey Hubbell
Staples
Franck Miller
Wheeler
Ce Read
G. P. Miller
G. Ce
P. L. Hoker
H. H. Pyle
A. M. Cooper
Wingace Committee
C. H. Brothwell
L. S. Catlin
Alex Hawley
W. Baldwin
E. W. Marsh
Neckam
W. H. Griffith
Plumb
Charles E. Hough
F. W. Marsh
A. McNeil
F. W. Hall
Calhoun Pon
George Comstock
George G. Olyphant
Boynton
Jones. Committee. Co
Canfield
A. W. EB
Nobbe
Patrick Kane
A. “Marsh
Biasy A' Goula
George Ent
K. Nicholson
Ie Judson
J. G. Hw
George
Jon Arner
Siemon
Hotchkiss
Wwiniam
H. M. Kna
Zalmon Goodsell
F. . Read
George Pp. Bushnell
S. Leewith
J. H. Crossley
Sidney Bishop
A. W. Burritt
G. Howard Scribner
Beardsley
J. A. Barri
F. A. Wilmot
WT. Howes
W.E. Burnham
H. G. Scofold
L. B. Silliman
E. Vintent
George Windsor
Jerome Greatt
Harvey Hubbell
L. B. Nickerson
F. J. Hitchcock
Philadelphias Museum
W. Smith
T. H. Macdonald
Dr. c. C. Godfrey
Thomas P. Taylor
D. Davis
C. M. Cole
James Dunn
M. H. Sepia
W. T. McFarlane
L W. Reld
W. Boyd Spencer
W. G. Rowell
John F. Gaynor
John A. Leverty
H. H. Jackson
J. Grant Kingsbury
C. A. Bottomley
A. J. Porter
House Committee
R. T. Whiting
A. S. Wells
F. Lalley
J. B. —All
Simon Lake
L. H. Mills
W. 8. Bullard
BH. Armstrong
Q DeLoss
E. A. Godfrey
Re J. Nebenster
D. S$. Miller
J. W.rthrup
J. D. Hartigann
J. H. Bayard
T. F. Wales
F. D. Bell
Ee M. Wison
C. L. Gulick
L. New
Webster
H. E. Reson
Smith
B. D. Pierce, Jr
E. Hawi G
Bryan
T. B. Warren
A. J. Silas Burton
R. T. Lewis, Jr
W. B. Lashar
J. C. Stanley
R. D. Cate
William J. Grippin
J. H. McElroy
R. T. Crane
Fred Atwater
A. Smith
J. C. Shaw
George B. Thorpe
L. B. Curtizo - Reception Committee
M. M. Downer
D. N. Morges
George Irving
H. P. Greenman
A. B. Fairchild
Slosson
C. O Ghoate
Cra Ashman
Iker
C. A. Smith
Wooster
George E. Betts
Jacob Huber
C. F. Stead
H. C. Ives
C. M. Biltz
E. H. Dillon
1. Neathercuty
F.C. Graves
E.D. Chittenden
Walter Stapleton
S H. Patterson
W. H. Batcheller
Mills
Louis Kutcher, Jr
J. D. & Smith
James Roy
R. B. Lore
R. C. Seeley
Aes Ot
Cc. Gerrish
F. Bolande
E. Bassick
Charles Ae J. H. Goret
John A. Hurley
Edwin W. Moore
F. C. Blanchard
A. Burns
Wilson Marshall
C. B. Seeley
A. C. Wheeler
H. D
Percy 5. Hill
James Spargo
Charles Weeks
George T. Hathaway
E. J. Orton
C. A. Baldwin
John M. Donnelly
William Thomas
William V. Devitt
H. A. Staples
Arthur H. Moore
Harry B. Curtiss
R. E. Hurley
A. H. Canfield
Meyer letter defends tax equalization and fights league control
Gene I Meyer denounces claims that his views are the league’s and insists tax equalization is a Republican, just law aimed at reform. He argues the league misattributes his letter, warns of political pressure, and hints at seeking renomination to counter the league’s influence in Bridgeport.
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League
Lynn W. Wilson
Bridgeport
The
Standard
Lee
Thomas O’brien
Iti
Ee League
Charles H. Morris
Sennne
Destiny
Pridgeport
Gene I. Meyer
Christmas Sale Adverts Highlight Local Shops
A collage of local ads promotes Glasner Furniture 1182 Main selling holiday goods with low prices and Hub Ranges. Misch Inc offers credit and weekly payments for Christmas gifts. Parker Jewelers promises bargains at Arcade store. Jackson's Main street features Waterman fountain pens and leather goods. Bradshaw Clothing Co. closes out for Poli's theatre with big discounts. Advertising copy urges open charge accounts and calendar gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasner Furniture Co
Red Glasner Furniture Co
Jackson's
Main Street
Cuccar Misch, Inc
Misch, Inc
Fas
Dave
Moss & Krieger
Poli
Bradshaw Clothing Co
East Main Street
Bradshaw
Benty
Bridgeport
Conn
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Ji. H. Hamilton
Silversmiths
Whiting Manufacturing Company
North Pole
Buckingham Board OF Trader
Meyer Scorches Greene
Radford B. Smith's
Boston
St. Joseph's T. L. & B. Fation
Aea
St. Joseph's T. L. & B. Associaion
Eagles’ Hall
Parker
D. A. Parker
Claremont, N. H
Foley
Brill Pharmacy
F.lyman, Optician
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Parker, Jeweler
Jardiniere
Ikes
Furniture Co
Nelson & Johnson
Jane James Duggan
Mar
Port Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Co
Manhattan
Stratford Avenue
J. Lewis Sweet
James Sweet
Milford
Connecticut Avenue
John Calvanico & GO
Fairfield Ave
Fairfield Avenue
Ma Atenenan
Ieecord
Kinner
Kinner’s
Broad Street Pharmacy
Broad Street
Sam Alley
Pequonnock St
Wall Street
Curtis
Leclair
J. Siberian
D' No. 14
Fifth Street
Wentworth Furniture Co., Inc
Rouse Furnishers
John Street