One Year in Advance at New York Office
A notice for a one year advance payment priced at 91.00 dollars, directed to the New York office located at 220 Broadway.
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New York
Broadway
Bermuda
England
Hamilton
Arlington
25Th St
Wm. F. Ingald
Mgr
Hamilton,Ber
Albert Eleventh St . University
Norfolk
North River
W. L. Woodrow
Trafic
J.J. Brown
Beach St
N. X
Earlington
Guernsey
Weed
Ansonin Ee
Political ethics clash over caucus discipline in 1909
A 1909 discussion notes 14 Republicans bolted on a Brandegee vote to back Hill for Senator, questioning obeying caucus mandate versus representing constituents. It weighs old fashioned vs modern morality, cites the direct primary trend, and cites Taft era views on demagogues, with mention of the National Association of Manufacturers and Protective Tariff League dividing on a permanent tariff commission.
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van Cleave
The
Nations Association of Manufacturers
White House
Roonevelt
Farr
Roosevelt
National Association of Manufaturers
American Protective Tariff League
Protective Tariff League
Leaders discuss Hill McLean support in 1911 campaign
The Leader records that able leaders seeking the successor to Hon. George P. McLean would not back Hill without assurances of his support. Hill is said to have fought a hard but losing campaign and eliminated himself from 1911. McLean supported Hill in WW and will likely support McLean in 1911, with an understanding between them. Piles cured in 6 to 14 days by Pazo Ointment at 50c.
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Arethar
New Haven
Brandegee
Peormiee
George P. McLean
Hill
McLean
Stock Market Sluggish Yet Hints Of 1910 Boom
Specialized stock market report notes end of week near unchanged prices with a late spur from Amalgamated dividend news, Hill interview, and Public Service Commission bond permit. Copper excess and dull steel orders temper copper and metals outlook while textile markets show strength on upcoming 1909 quarter results. Cotton bids rise, anti option laws stir Southern debate. forecast suggests gradual improvement with a strong 1910 start if crops hold. R Burton.
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New York
Amalgamated
James J. Hill
Public Service Commission
Brie
East
California
South
Germany
R. Burton
Fire department reorganization eyed as town hall plan eyed
Stratford selectmen consider moving 600 feet of hose to the town hall to settle the fire question and potentially lower insurance rates. A Women's Aid Society supper drew a large crowd with a long menu. Notables attended and various local concerns noted, including a forthcoming fire chief appointment, a Berkshire pond rescue by Peter Bergen, and local social events in town.
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Stratford
Women's Aid Society
Ida Palken
Vivian
Mara Faiken
Howland
Radford B. Smith
McLaren Stevenson
Arthur Shirley
Frank Hansen
Baldwin
Newton Reed
Deacon Wells
Harry Hubbell
Packard
George K. Wilson
J. W. Thompson
Robert Sammis
Unn. Keith
Eva L. Barnes
Deacon Stagg
Carlos Blakeman
P. P. Haven
Haven
Frances Russell
Thomas Cook
Brank Sewell
New Milford
Teddy
Lewis
Housatonic
Kate Munzer
Peter Bergen
Berkshire
Lincoln
Dennis Quill
Ansonia
Shelton
Sarah C. Brewer
Swan D. Brewer
Jabez Brewer
Eliza Graham
Blue
Louis E. Peck
Charcoal Purifies Any Breath and Aids Digestion
Willows charcoal absorbs foul odors and noxious gases, claims Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges. The ad touts cleansing breath, easing digestion, stopping fermentation and bowel issues, with a 25 cent price and mail order offer from P. A. Stuart Co. Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
P. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Stratford Ladies Attend Kipling Lecture At Library
A Stratford audience including Miss Lettie Bennett and Miss Emma Allen heard Prof. Phelps discuss Rudyard Kipling. Tomorrow Rev. W. W. Wallace will speak at the Congregational church, and Dr. Packard will address child labor as a national issue. The town debates hay scales and hose storage, preferring practical, minimal construction over a new block house.
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Stratford
Usten
Phelps
Rudyard Kipling
Misa Lettie Bennett
Emma G. Allen
Vivian Falken
Harley J. Hurd
Ethel Beach
Celia Curtis
Alice Judson
Laura Wood
Stonington
Francis B. Russell
Lovell
Myrtis Fairchild
Elliott W. Peck
Carlos Blakeman
Arthur Shirley
William Cogswell
Stiles Judson
Howard Curtis
Moses Y. Beach
David Coe
Radford Smith
Donald Sammis
Arthur Wheeler
A. Bedell Benjamin
George Wheeler
Bridgeport
Packard
Isaac E. Beach
Meriden
Warrett Briggs
Byington
Gunther
Randall
Thomas P. Taylor
Congregational Church
W. W. Wallace
Madina
India
EN. Packard
D. D
Chicago
Methodist
Mr. Eggleston
Hook & Ladder Company
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Farner
ST Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn
TSE Farmer Publishing Co
Bridgeport Conn
Issyafo
Mr. Hill
Senster
Brandégee
Bolters
Breedeye
House
Lilley
Tilson
Senate
American
William Allen
Washington
North South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Texas
Louisiana
Arkanene
Wisconsin
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Georgia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Virginia
New Jersey
Kentucky
United States
Europe
New Women’s Congress
ALL Star
POLI
Frank Lalor
Prince Humbug
Laura Burt & CO
Frank Whitman
Bert
Bertha Grant Hawthorne
Burt van Camp
Bridgeport Business College
Glara Turner
Wednday
Blue House
Pastor Brown
First Methodist Church
Fairfield Ave
Broad St
Geo. M. Brown
Park City Theatre
Giorgio M. Sulli
Poli’s Theatre
Herbert Bottomley
Bruce Conger
Mabel Bump
W. E. Hulse
CW. Phillips
Frederic Sniffen
Maestro Sulli
Elliott Curtis
P Philip Wiedenhammer
Mabel Bemp
Nanchen Adams
C.W
Illips. Me
Pr. Harlan P. Cole
Anatomik Shoes
Jeeway
W. K. Mollan
Main ST
Boston Household
Standard
Lastira Ant
Corner Brosd
Cannon
Garry’s
Aess
James Feeleys
Buiebepare
Georgis Residoate
Burr & Knapp
Conn
Mene
Pras
ST. Denis
Escelience
Cba
Gina
WM. Tayloreson, Inc
Iradeey
Detroit
Adams Ave
Park St. T
W. Tuller
Prop
M.A. Shaw
Mer
Iorel
Corresponacace
Wm. F. Ieerid
Fred J. Elander
Everard’s
E’port Liquor & Green Co
WM. S. Buckley
Henry C. Reid
Bank ST
D. Cook & Son
Water St
Bachman
Wilms M. Bachman
Southworth
Old Point Comfort
OLD Dominion Line
Hotel Chamberlain
Techaoling
Moos Ae
Wat Avs
Clat A
Lyman
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