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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1913
Page
2
An odd, partially garbled notice from T. L. Watson & Co. claims seven years of business and ongoing solicitation of deposits. The text references a se jenaiest with ws and continued monthly money transfers subject to depositors' security, suggesting a formal solicitation or finance-related notice.
The Trustees of SEOPLES Savings Bank announce a semi annual gift or dividend rate of 4 percent per annum on balances up to 4000 dollars and 3 percent on excess deposits. Treasurer Edward W. Marsh notes deposits made by February 3 will draw interest from February 1, 1913. Send for details atPANISH MAIN and ANAMA CANAL, phone 98.
Subject to sale selling of similar fish. BRIDGEPORT fish dealer in city offers harbor bluefish and scallops as in season. W. D. Cook & Son at 523 Water Street phone 3520.
An advertisement lists J. Maloney for home medicinal beer at 1.00 a case and a wide range of beverages and bottled sodas including Sarseparinla Lemon Soda Seltzer Vichy and Rochester Lager from Jones Avenue phone 3450-3 ready for pick up or delivery.
Made on approved city real estate vaults. We handle deposits subject to check and all interest on balances of 3500 or over. We will act as trustees administrators of estates. P. L. Holzer F. P. Staples.
Yale Divinity School student Andrew Leitch was ordained last Thursday by Congregationalist and Disciple of Christ ministers for service in any denomination. The ceremony marked a rare, perhaps first, general ordination in the United States amid church unity discussions.
At the Soloway and Katz hearing in New Haven Saturday attorney Slade for the bank rupts opposed the proposition offer, clashing with attorneys Burke and McKenna. Referee Newton will likely rule soon. J Birney Tuttle, for creditors, says claims total about 70,000 with 17,000 to 20,000 available to settle fees.
Slavonian societies in the city yesterday hosted Dr. Paul Blahu, a Slavonian member of the Hungarian Parliament, to discuss social, political and economic conditions at home. He spoke at Sokol hall with Stephen Erhart presiding, followed by a musical program and brief addresses. An evening banquet at Col Hall honored him, and Sheriff John Kalfuc presented a loving cup inscribed for the occasion.
The stock market column notes looming political factors and potential shifts in money toward bonds amid crops prosperity. The column includes local testimonials praising Foley Kidney Pills, urging early kidney trouble treatment. A Sunday fire at 193 Sherwood Avenue damaged a cellar and a second incident at 153 Main Street caused smoke and an umbrella fire.
Sub committees of Ladies of Charity drive preparations for the Colonavilla four night charity event at the armory Jan 28 to 31. German singing societies will open the program with a concert. Proceeds support the new maternity and children’s ward at St Vincent’s hospital.
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