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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1916

Page

7

National Bank Deposits Show Great Increase

In a speech delivered in Kingston, McAdoo argues that Democratic measures, including the Federal Reserve Act and anticipated Rural Credits Bill, created strong bank resources. He cites March 1916 figures: national banks hold 2.27 billion in resources and 10.79 billion in deposits, up sharply from 1915, with reserves now near 16 billion including state banks. He contrasts this progress with 1907 panic, asserts prosperity across classes, and warns against protective tariffs limiting cheap European goods.

Reserve ‘Act Federal Reserve Act Argun Nabanks Europe United States Germany England

Italians Organize Independent Political League in Arion Hall

About 200 Italian born or descended residents formed the Italian American Independent Political League to pursue representation in city, state, and county affairs. They criticized past Republican ties, denounced police and fire department appointment decisions, and objected to Luke Petruschell’s transfer to a patrol role. Officers named included Antonio Tomasetti as president and Louis Cocozza as treasurer. A follow up meeting Friday will draft resolutions for the common council.

Arion Hall Poice Fire’ Department Luke G. Petruschell Antonio Tomasetti Joseph Totaro Louis Cocozza Harry Paoletti Frank Frasse Leonard N. Mainiero Andrew W. Gardella

Summer Services at Olivet Church in July and August

Olivet church schedules daily 10 45 a m services through July and August with a rotating list of ministers. July 2 Rev Andrew Magill July 16 Rev E F Merriam July 23 and July 30 others, August 6 Rev W J Wilkinson August 13 Rev C R Kuebler August 20 Rev W J Wilkinson August 27 Rev W A Crozier September 2 Rev James G Batley. The deacons seek able preachers and the full choir will provide special music each service. Service ends at noon.

Olivet Church Andrew Magill D. D Jamaica Presbyterian Church of Long Island E. F. Merriam Mount Kisco N. Y Englewood N. J

Connecticut Batteries Mobilized at Camp Tobyhanna

Militia artillery units not ordered to duty along the Mexican border are mobilized at Camp Tobyhanna in Pennsylvania under Major General Leonard Wood. The aim is to train militiamen in operating big guns with United States Army officers in charge. Over 600 men, including Battery F of Stamford and Battery E of Branford, are already present, with more expected.

Kid McCoy Promoted In Brownsville Camp Rank

Kid McCoy, famed heavyweight pugilist and New York National Guard member in camp at McAllen, has been promoted. He is assigned to Brig. General G. R. Dyer’s staff as an orderly and assumes his official duties today.

Brownsville Kid” McCoy Pusgilist New York National Guard McAllen G. R. Dyer

New Bridgeport Corporations Begin Business

Several Bridgeport firms have organized and started trading with varied cash paid and property contributions. Harvey & Lewis Co. showed 250 shares with $25,000 cash. Pleasure Beach Amusement Co. listed 100 shares with $10,000 cash. Rivercliff Development Co. 100 shares with property paid. Stratfield Home Lands Co. 60 shares with $1,000 cash and $24,000 in property. officers named across companies. 105 Main St. retailers feature new hats and apparel.

Bridgeport Harvey & Lewis Co Bridgeport, Inc Foster E. Harvey R. H. Lewis A.S. Anderson Frederick Moule E. J. Hoskins Pleasure Beach Amusement Co Alice M. Gaynor Gertrude McMahon Teresa M. Lawler Josephine Lalley Rivercliff É Development Co Cecil White F. B. Robina J. H B. Hulshizer B. J. Flynn Joel F. Selleck M. J. Ryan M. J. Casey

Wart remover advert at Cyrus Pharmacy

An advertisement claims Cyrus Wart Remover can quickly remove a wart without pain. Sold exclusively at Cyrus Pharmacy located at 41 Irfield Ave.

Cyrus Cyrus Pharmacy Irfield Ava

McLeans Will Suit Seeks to Break Father's Will

Edward Beale McLean sues in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to invalidate John R. McLean's 1915 will. The case centers on alleged lack of sound mind and undue influence during will execution. The estate, valued at about 16 to 21 million dollars, includes holdings in The Washington Post and other major assets.

Washington Edward Beale McLean Supreme Court of the District of Columbia John R. McLean Cincinnati Enquirer Washinton Post Ned” McLean McLean Town McLean J. J. Darlington Shad United States Edward B. McLean Elihu Root New York John B. Stanchfield Joseph W. Bailey Texas Garrison Wilton J. Lembert Gor- Man Maryland Messrs. Root Stanchfield Lambert Friendship Georgetown Tennallytown Road Otra Francis T. Homer Baltimore Homer American Surety and Trust Co Trim Mr. McLean Fifteenth Great Falls and Old Dominion Railway National Savings and Trust Co American Security and Trust Co Riggs National Bank

King predicts sixty million grand list jump at banquet

John T. King told the Republican town committee and party workers at The Stratfield hotel banquet that the grand list could rise by 360 million to reach 200 million, from 139.5 million, with last year’s increase of 25 million. He argued Remington Arms U M C Co pays about one twelfth of the grand total and noted undeveloped property remains taxed too little.

John T. King Republican Town Committee Stratfield Hotel John T Remington Arms U. M. C. Co King John H. Stanley Police Board Fairfield Avenue Main Street John A. Leonard Fire Commission Diagonal Street State Street George Finklestone Vincent 8S. Whitney Wilson Malcolm MacFayden Joseph H. Stagg Mauritz Olson Robert H. Blakeslee Robinson

Two Thousand Land Sales in This State During Month of June

Nearly 2,000 property sales and 5 million dollars in mortgages were recorded in 34 Connecticut cities and towns in June. Bridgeport recorded 322 sales, compared with 143 in June 1915 and 145 in June 1913. Mortgages totaled 972,913 dollars for the month, versus 361,932 dollars last year and 480,086 dollars in June 1913.

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Rev Mulcahy to dodge planned operation at St Marys

Rev Thomas P Mulcahy assistant pastor of St Marys church recovers from appendicitis attack. He is at St Vincents hospital and expected to be discharged soon. Earlier reports said surgery would be required but his condition improved and operation may not be needed.

Tomas P. Mulcahy St. Mary’s Church St. Vincent's Hospital Father Mulcahy

Lineman Electrocuted at Pequot Avenue Plant

New London July 8 Varnum Crane lineman for NE T Co was electrocuted on a pole in front of the Brown Cotton Gin plant on Pequot Avenue His hand touched a live wire and he was thrown to the ground Death was instantaneous He leaves a widow and two small children Funeral bouquets and designs by John Reck & Son

New London Varnum Brown Cotton Gin Company Pequot Avenue

Funeral notices for Allen Wandry Bradley Cummins and Thompson

Funeral notices detail services for Lillian L Allen at 2:30 pm from 380 Madison Ave with burial in Park cemetery. Julius Wandry died by self harm and was buried in Potter's Field at Lake View Home. Bertie Agnes Bradley's funeral began at 8:30 am from 42 Stillman St and continued at St James Church with high mass. Sidney C Cummins, five, died likely of heart and kidney ailments. services were at Henry E Bishop mortuary chapel with burial in Park cemetery. William H Thompson funeral held at Cullinan Mullins than St Patrick's after requiem mass. Magnus Olof Olofson, 45 to 50, Swedish native, died at St. Vincent's Hospital.

Stanley Leclaire Stanley Dover Street Athol Mass LeClaire Remington Arms Co B. Bobechud L. Duguay Henry Chassom E. Lareau St. Michael's Cemetery Lillian L. Allen Lillian L John Allen Madison Avenue C. Carter Trinity M. E. Church Park Cemetery Julius Wandry Stratford Avenue Potter's Field Lakeview Bertie Agnes Bradley Owen Bradley Stillman Street S&j. Charles Church James V. Hussion Sidney C. Cummins Sidney C Walter Florérice M. Cummins Henry E. Bishop William N. Morton Messiah Baptist Church William H. Thompson Cullinan & Mullins St. Patrick’s Church T. J. Picker Edward Hanley Patrick Gamble George Parks William Pierce Magnus Olof Olofson Sweden St. Vincent's Hospital

County Sends Check For 517 To Bridgeport City

County commissioners send a $517 check to Bridgeport to cover the city's share of revenue from liquor license sales in June. The state receives $337.50 and the county $45. The piece notes announced office hours for July and August from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Bridgeport Hquoriicenses Nee Jowers

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