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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1910
Page
2
The notice proclaims a Bridgeport private bank with continuous operation in the city. It claims to handle or pay out on demand millions of dollars, offer three cent? per angum tied to accounts monthly, and solicit personal, business, and corporate deposits for varying terms with interest. It emphasizes being the oldest arm of private bankers in the state.
Fairfield residents hear a choir fundraiser at Pequot Auditorium benefiting the M E Church. Game Warden Smith offers quail feed buckwheat while quail on the Waldstine premises prompts a caution after a window strike incident. Various social and civic notes cover town committees, sales at the post, and holiday plans.
Stratford residents prepare for a town meeting to discuss large appropriations for street lamps an auto chemical engine and fire equipment while social events abound. The piece notes a glass christening at Sammis store and a neighborhood gossip play at Men's Hall with local participants and visitors.
Postmaster General Hitchcock announced that postal savings banks will open January 3 the first working day of the new year. Thirteen experimental offices will operate in each state or territory with favorable conditions to test the service under limited funds. Rocky Mountain and Pacific coast postmasters gathered in Washington for training ahead of nationwide drills in the coming days.
Friends of former Governor George P. McLean deny urging Col. Roosevelt to back McLean for the U S Senate against Morgan G. Bulkeley. Roosevelt reportedly supported McLean privately but was advised to keep his views quiet to avoid undermining McLean’s slim lead.
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