Private Bank and Credit Offers Amid Holiday Ads
An eclectic page mixes a private bank pitch with consumer holiday notices. It touts deposit services for individuals and businesses, alongside multiple retailers promoting credit, gifts, and seasonal sales. The need for timely purchases at Caesar Misch Inc and Nothngale store is emphasized, with weekly or monthly payment options and extensive product lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radford B. Smith
Hotel Atlas
Wentworth Furniture Co
John S.reet
Acorn
America
Meat Department
Bridgeport
Caesar Misch, Inc
Nothingle
Nothnagle
Nothmiagle
Main Street
Fairfield Avenue
Postmaster Marigold Hurt by Trolley Car in New Haven
Postmaster William H. Marigold of Park Avenue was knocked down and dragged several feet by a trolley car while crossing a street in New Haven. The motorman halted the vehicle quickly, avoiding serious injuries as Marigold suffered shock but no broken bones. He was taken to the railroad station, then home, where he rests with bruises and nerves unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Marigold
Park Avenue
New Haven
Margild
Camp Lieber-Sprung Hosts First Annual Dinner
Camp Lieber-Sprung at Lehmann's shore house held its first annual dinner, aiming to grow from 20 to more campers next summer. The event featured a menu, speeches by Charles E. MacGregor chief clerk of the Railway Postal Service, toasts on camp life and activities, songs, and gatherings with numerous guests and city officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieber-Sprung
Lehmann
Shore House
W. T. Meyer
Lover's Leap
Housatonic River
Still River Station
Charles E. MacGregor
New Haven
Railway Postal Service
Edward Mansfeld
Camp Uncas
Camp
Ife
John
Charles A. Morris
Clifford B. W'lson
W. H.hanscom
Eugene J.* Meyer
Thoma Finn
America
Mark Nagle
Mark Nagle; “Seventy-two Reasons Why Tiam
Burton G. Canfield
Gus Herthal
Simeon Kieth
Norwalk
James H. Gregory
John Mansfield
Frank Canevari
C. F Canfield
Winfeld C. Meyer
William Barrett
Thomas Ahearn
Daniel Walsh
Victor Lawson
H. P. Nichols
William Patnode
E. J. Leonard
Thomas Lattin
William Comper
Emil Schuman
Fred Walker
M. J. Clabby
C. F. Greene
August Latske
Mr. Clabby
Roosevelt leaves Farmington for Hartford and New York
Special dispatch reports Colonel Theodore Roosevelt traveling by auto from Farmington to Hartford and catching an early train to New York after spending the previous night at his sister Mrs Cowles home. Also notes local Christmas sale ads and a public notice explaining school closures due to storms and health concerns for pupils and transport blockades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Farmington, Conn
Theodore Roosevelt
Hartford
New York
Cowles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conn
Letters of Credit
United States
Korot
Charles G. Sanford
Benham
OT Rotwell
Foodie
West
T. L. Watson & CO
Davis & Savard, Clothiers
Prickles Savings Bank
Main Pri
P. Wamuel W. Baldwin
Edward W. Marsh
City Savings Bank
Willard
Bridgeport Savings Bank Cor. Main and State Sts
T. B. Deforest
Prest
Alexander Hawley
Treas
Burr & Knapp
Main ST
Bridgeport, Conn
James Staples
Higeport
FIRE
Bcredy
Sara Datike
BSE
ST Stares
Golden Will St
Caesar Misch
Hayes Fish CO
Water Street
W.E. Hallican
Broad Street
Lowe’s Laundry
Seav
Royal Dey
Mangle
Thomas J. Lowe
Well & Lowe
Smoke Martinez
Travis Inn
Stratford
Nngton Brider
Wain ST
All Locks
Singer
Ainting
Nove
Joseph PP. Covgitin CO
EVST
Crarr Vamote
Freland
P. O
Reade
Coats
The
Peck & Lines CO
Middle Street
Bridgeport. Conn
BROCH
Delica
Gibson’s Aaa
Elk Ridge
Lalley’s
Mark Rogers
G. Eroch & Son
Jackson
Attenton
Fairfield Ave
Mari Gild
Posmas
Lukcapes
Seious Njuczy
Lieber
Foley
F. B. Brill
Curt
Teddy
E. H. Dillon & Co
Matin Street
Charles W. Deane
M. J. Luechler
the Kreliable Jeweler
Poli’s
Victor Records
Victor
F. E. Beach
Magnolia Springs
Magnolia Springs, Florida
Jacksonville
ST. Johns River
Atlantic
D. D. Seavey
Aspinwall
Lenox
Mass
Keo Renault
Inier S1ala Mitchell
Packard
Seai Ford Inn
Bridgeport Vehicle CO
Fairfield and Holland Aves
Harrison Court
Wuue Ribbon Garage
A.C. 4
Bryani Feleeirie Co
Is People’s Dairy
State Struvei
State Street
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