Notice of Private Bank Established at Main and John Streets
Forty four years of operation at the same corner in Bridgeport Connecticut. The Private Bank states it accepts deposits on demand with sight balance, offers three percent interest credited monthly, and invites individuals, business firms and corporations to open accounts for any term from one day to one year with careful personal attention as the oldest arm of private bankers in the state.
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Ewe
Main
John Streets
Bridgeport
Coon
136th Consecutive Semi-Annual Dividend Declared
The Trustees of this Bank have declared a dividend for the six months ending Dec. 1st, 1910, at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, payable on and after Jan. 3rd, 1911. B. DeFOREET, President. ALEXANDER HAWLEY, Treasurer.
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City Savings Bank
Willard
Plumb
Christmas Plans and Local Happenings in Fairme ld
Hargrove school students head home for holidays while Prof Pinckney Hargrove plans Texas visit to his mother. Mrs Hargrove to South Norwalk. Prof Charles Saunders hosts about 30 relatives from several cities. A tree warden cuts dead elms on the Town Hall green. No Christmas tree at St Paul’s. gifts, games, and music planned in Sunday school. Mrs Henry S Burr’s sewing party produced 16 dolls for poor children. Home Missionary Society to host a supper at Congregational church parlors between Christmas and New Year. Loretta Perry hosts sister Mrs Dr Kline. Mrs Stephen Tomlinson hosted Miss May Howes. Country Club to entertain Mrs Harry Edwards on the 22nd. Rev Olmstead of Greenfield Hill marries Edward P Morehouse to Luella Wade in a Laurel-arch ceremony with flower decorations. Many guests attend. couples and ladies named. After trip, Mr and Mrs Morehouse to reside on Congress Street. Railroad ties carted to Fairfield Beach for caudory road. ice harvest begins with inches thickness.
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Pinckney Hargrove
Texas
Town Hall
St. Paul's Church
Henry S. Burr
Chilren
Ladies of the Home, Missionary Society
Congregational Church
Loretta Perry
Elliott Street
Kline
Stephen Tomlinson
May Howes
Bridgeport
Harry Edwards
Mr. Olmstead
Greenfield Hill
Edward P. Morehouse
Luella Wade
Frank Wade
Fannie Wade
Howard Wade
Frederick Burr
BE. H. Olmstead
W. Burr Hill
Ellis Nichols
W. Merwin
Hezekiah B. Ogden
Warner Ogden
John Morehouse
Elmer F. Bulkley
Albert Wade
Ed Mette
Robert Marsh
Fredie Jennings
Joseph Edwarda
Minnie Sterwood
Florence Marsh
Edith Banks
Ida Wales
Grace Gould
Edith
Ethel Merwin
May
Jennie Vai
Coal Investment Ad from Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
An advertisement pitches coal as an investment and urges buying from The Naugatuck Valley Ice Co. The downtown office at 154 Fairfield Ave is listed as the contact for purchases and queries.
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Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
Hanty
Fairfield Avec
Points of Interest and Christmas Gift Ideas at Local Shops
The season’s poinsettias and flowers are showcased by Horan and Son at Main and Bank streets, along with begonias and primroses. Miles cream ale from M J Maloney at 86 Jones Avenue offers home delivery. Woman’s Drug Store 129 State Street provides Christmas suggestions, chamois vests, hot water bottles, baskets, perfumes, brush sets, cigars, and standard wines. A clerk is on duty, with telephone orders via 288-4.
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Horan & Son Tay
Lorraine
Primroges
Japan
M. J. Maloney
Jones Avenue
Woman's Drug Store
State Street
Main Street
Vesper Institute Program At South Church
Tomorrow evening at the Vesper Institute in the South church a program titled The Childlike Simplicity of the Christ Spirit will discuss whether Jesus lacked stern elements, whether meek shall inherit the earth, if a Christlike man can succeed in business, and how one becomes as a child to enter the Kingdom. Miss Marcia Phillips will sing two solos with violin by Louis Sammis, and a children's chorus will sing The Temple of Peace and the response to the prayer.
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Vesper Institute
South Church
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Marcia Phillips
Louis 3Ammis
Stratford News Roundup From Dredging To Holiday Happenings
Stratford residents celebrate dredging completion at the Stratford avenue drawbridge easing Bridgeport delays. Rev Bullock shifts sermon to The Crowded Inn. Miss Haven returns from Wellsley for holidays. Christmas greens in German styling praised for durability. Wells run low raising water concerns for stranded farmers. Miss Falken heals from knee injuries after a bad fall. Local ladies prepare Eastern Star events with a named committee. Azalia whist prizes listed. Honor rolls grow in town schools. Prof Phelps lectures set for Jan 19. Yale visitor John H Hillis arriving in town. Beta Sigma chaperones named for the upcoming dance.
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Stratford
Stratford Avenue
Bridgeport
Bridgeort
Mr. Bullock
Miss Haven
Wellsley College
Polley
Germany
Vivian Falken
Adelaide Morehouse
Celeste Bennett
John O’brien
John Williams
William Mallory
A. Me
Myron Hayden
Irene O'Brien
Phelps
John H. Hillis
Yale
Margaret de Lacour
Frances Russell
Eae Wheeler
Myrtis Fair
Anniversary Mass and Reception for Rev. Egan at Rumson Church
Rev. B. J. Egan of Holy Cross church Rumson marked the 25th anniversary of his ordination with a high mass at the church. A dinner and reception followed at Rumson Country Club on Rumson Road, then an evening social at Holy Cross hall. Attendees included prominent priests from Ocean and Monmouth counties and visitors from New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut. Gifts were abundant, reflecting wide friendship. Egan was born in Newtown Conn on December 18 1860.
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Ocean
Monmouth Counties
William Mears
Rumson
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Aub House
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
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Newtown
Conn
Lucy Cavanaugh
Marguerite
Bridgeport
Florence Beecher
Mount Ida
Gertrude Bradley
Long Hill
Ausin Hurd
A. E. Brinton
Charles G. Meeker
York
New York City
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Park City
Pootatuck Grange
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Hattie M. Northrop
Ceres
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Elsie Gilbert
Flora
J. B. Nichols
F. Schermerhorn
Ethel Peck
Anderson Brown Nuptials Reported in New York
In New York on December 12 Louis Anderson of Norwalk wed Miss Grace Brown of Scotland. An additional notice from Weterbury December 8 records Henry Terrill of Woodbury marrying Elizabeth M. Hunt.
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Anderson — Brown
New York
Louis Anderson
Norwalk
Grace Brown
Scotland
Errill—Hunt
Weterbury
Henry Terrill
Woodbury
Elizabeth M. Hunt
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