Semi-annual dividend at four per cent declared
The Peoples Savings Bank at 224 Main Street notifies shareholders of a semi annual dividend at four percent on accounts up to five hundred dollars and three percent on amounts over that limit. The notice lists treasurer W Marst and mentions prior monthly interest payments and a forthcoming January 2, 1848 date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tfykis Bank Bane Tits
Warty W. Marst
Dilton & Co
Main Street
Trey Nasentiel Thiamin
John FL Payton
Cos Ball
Martha Washington
Cresford Laundry Co
Bridgeport Real Estate Mortgages Early Assurance Surety
Bridgeport mortgage notices appear in the real estate column with references to pre escrow assurances and surety bonds. The fragment suggests upcoming transactions or filings in Bridgeport related to property loans and guarantees.
Baggagemaster on New Haven Road Swallows Poison
A baggagemaster named George Forster of Hyde Park Mass attempted suicide by poison at the Merri House in Willimantic. He is in serious condition at a local hospital. A separate notice announces a new real estate and insurance firm, Canning & Miles, opening on East Main Street in Bridgeport with partners Charles Canning and J J Miles. They market real estate, fire insurance, and rent collections and invite public inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willimantic
George Forster
Hyde Park
Mass
Low Haven
Boston
Canning & Mills
New American Bank &Trust Company
East Main Street
East Washington
Barnum Avenues
Charles Canning
JJ Mites
East Side
Canning
Bridgeport
Mis. Co
Ananciai
St.ate T. B. & I
la Ste
John F. Rogers
Knighte
Colima
Mr. Miles
Elms
St. Joes
Singer Co
Canning & Milo
Amy Finn
Canning Ie
Messrs
Christmas Sunday Services Across Fairfield Churches
A dense Christmas worship roundup lists St Johns Fairfield, Trinity, First Congregational, South Congregational, King’s Highway, Olivet, Park Street and others. Services include Holy Communion, Morning Prayer, sermons, special music and Christmas programs led by rectors and pastors, with Sunday School at various times and multiple Christmas concerts and cantatas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johns Church
Fairfield and
Park Avenues
Trinity
C. L. Gomph
W. Areson
Nutique
Bridgeport
Ivensong
J. Areson
St. Luke's Church
Stratford Avenue
Sixth Street
William H. Jepson
First Congregational Church
Corner Broad and
Bank Streets
Herbert D. Gallaudet
King’s Highway
Spring Street
Noble Avenue
F. BH
Mathias
Olivet Congregational Church
North Avenue
Main Street
Morgan Millar
Schoo Park Street
Barnum Avenue
Park Street
Gerald H. Beard
Labrador
Young People's Alliance
Adam Gelbel
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Baifield Avenue
Broadstret
George Brown
Stlodk
Epworth League
W. Raymond McKenney
Washington Park
People’s Church
Lakel and
Pack Avenues
H. 4
Davenport
Edna Winkepp
Strout
Post Presbyterian Church
State Street
Myrtle Avenue
Standay School
Bridgeport Christian Union
City Mission
Bann Street
Chas. W. Simpson
Wm. Ritzmann
Bethel A. M. B
Broad Street
Harold M. Kingsley
Christian Endeavor
Frederick Douglass
Wis. Pickens
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Lafayetts Street
Knights Minstrels Rehearsals Under Way at Poll Theatre
Fraternal news notes rehearsals for the Knights minstrels are held Sundays at Poll theatre with director Henri Lynch assisted by Frank Pratthwaite, Gro. Bradley, and Marsh al. The committee plans a Broadway‑style production, aiming for a soon announcement as cast and timing are finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney
Mrs. Z Poll
Steen
Coming Knights Minstrels
Poll Theatre
Henri Lynch
Chars
Frank Pratthwaite
Gro. Bradley
Hacks Malonny
Broadway
Silver Cup Presented to Adelphian Pinoche Winners
A banquet at Carre grill room celebrated the pinoche tournament among Odd Fellows and Red Men teams. Adelphian lodge won the silver cup, with Captain H. A. Ming presiding as toastmaster and Captain E. A. King accepting the trophy. Final scores list Adelphian 26, Fonekapotanauh 296, Harris 22% and Wowompon 218. The cup will be kept by Adelphian as a souvenir of the tournament and its camaraderie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Societe of
Odd Fellows
Red Men
Carre Grill
Adelphian Lodge
Odd Fallows
Erdock
H. A. Ming
Adelphian
Charles Hi. F
Fonekapotanauh
Harris
Wawompon
Oliver
Adel Phian
Jodwe
E. A. King
Mosern
Moratant
Keeling
Towne
Court
Gray
Kaceroveky
Polltze
Alle
Konckapotanauh
Cotrtainsmith
Mesers Scott
Cullen
Stetrbere
S SobrexEl
Holmes
Bistop
Hopkins
Lent
Reilly Harris Lodge
Hamilton
Sdl
CW. Drew
Nicholson
Georet Baker
W. Baker
A Petersuit
J. Te Gardner
John Talley
J. J. Albriene
Charles Lawson
Woworpon
Trie
C.f.reder
Mesers
Schwaralle
Aukerman
Artle
Ireland
Huffer
Tine Dock
Hartley
Demery
Carfelianson
Full Pardon by Taft Orders for Attorney Hall
Washington December Taft grants full pardon by executive order to John A. Ebel, former attorney of Cheeanut, amid contentious charges and a new Supreme Court review. The case touches public land fencing and government conduct, with critique of evidence and political pressure noted in a fragmented report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Attorney Hall
Washington
Dec
John A. Ebel
Ainmet
Cheeanut
Ren
Aika
Portland
Seine
Charaen
Francis de Money
Bein Kreleantet
Bentes
Public Landa
Supreme En Nehie
Leathell Stree
Efticte
Taft Has Not Sent Ultimatum to Madero
Washington reports President Taft has not sent an ultimatum to Mexico’s President Madero. The State Department notes emplaced demands for greater protection of American interests are under preparation. Secretary Knox authorized a statement, stressing no ultimatum has been issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bec
Fatt
Sweter
Republic
Bean
Madaro Bist
Teatate Department
Mate Knox
Repiz
Astierimeme
Taft
Magers
Cnien
Anders Enigit
Sneak Thief Robs Teachers in Public Schools
A fragmentary report describes a thief snatching items from teachers at a public school. The text references New Haven and March elements, with unclear details about the event, suspects, or outcomes due to damaged OCR.
Wowadipim tribe elects leaders at annual gathering
Wowadipim tribe held its annual election last evening in Bold lanquet Santer 22 DICE. Elected were Bacher forria, Srntor a eunure Freee Brel waite, Jain Isteneen as chief of remarin, J. Ww. So Keeper of wampum, FA. musician W. Hofmann, and Me TL Manes as justice, Jo A. Tungoek as representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wowadipim
Lanquet Santer
Bacher
Represento
Jo A. Tungoek
Ackerinme
Goon Jewelry For You And Yours
A fragmented ad style notice lists jewelry items and accessories including bracelets necklaces chains and diamonds. It mentions various brands or styles and hints at sales or promotions with scattered phrases and unclear names. The readable bits suggest a catalog-like presentation from a local shop.
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Amassamaaaausay
Trening
Maryland
New York State
Hayes. Fish CO
Water Street
Manny
Ieee
Aight
Eheb Secomii
Bruns
Peteate Baskers
Z. L. Watson & CO
People's Savings Bank
Fronaurer
Jam
Aes
Mel Ran Meerest
Sommemry
James Staples & Co. Bankers and Brokers
Wa State Street
Bridgeport, Cons
Burr & Knapp
Rss
Satest
Bridgeport Conn
West Indies
Anama Canal
Loewith & Co
Tebepterneu
W. D. Cook & Son
M. J. Maloney Hou
Cindy of
Borttea Tases
Burthatemays
Rochester
Oo Notary Publ
Canning and Miles Rea Reace Insurance Collections
Americean Banc and Trust Co. Bldg
Bridgeport, Ct
Igo
Ita
New Haven Road
the People’s Dairy
Robertson
W. E. Halligan
John F. Fay
Fairfield Avenue
Superio
MMAS
Post Office News
F. Lyman
Gustav Broch & Son
California
Moerlein
Cincinnati
Smitths
Philadelphia
BROCH
Automobile Row
Nothnngle
Glenwood
Main ST
Fairfield Avz
Michigan
Ohio
York State
Long Island
Bridgeport Public Market and Branch
East Main ST
Joseph P. Coughlin
Oz Sears
Hartford
Dee
The
Society
Bank of A. BiWah
Tapt
Maderq
Wappence
Wowompon
Fomucines
UFED
M. J. Buechler
Pairfield Ave
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