Government deposits in two local banks in Connecticut
Washington reports the full list of Connecticut national banks sharing in $10,000,000 government deposits. Charter Oak National Bank of Hartford is included and Bridgeport has two banks drawing prizes, namely the First Bridgeport National Bank and the City National Bank of Bridgeport. The state's total allotment is $158,000, though individual amounts were not disclosed.
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Washington
Connecticut National Banks
Treasury Department
Charter Oak National Bank of
Hartford
Bridgeport
Bridgeport National Bank
City National Bank of Bridgeport
German Baptist Church Conference Opens in Meriden
The 16th annual German Baptist churches of New England convention opened in Meriden with delegates from Boston New Britain Bridgeport New Haven and Meriden welcomed by Rev J C Huber Rev Otto Koenig Rev Frederick Kiese and Rev George Knoblaugh. Routine business and various church topics filled the day with a musical service planned by New Haven Bridgeport and Meriden young people and Sunday marking the local churchs fourth anniversary.
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Meriden
German Baptist Churches of
New England
Boston
New Britain
Bridgeport
New Haven
J. C. Huber
Otto Koenig
Frederick Kiese
George Knoblaugh
Young People’s Societies
Hillhouse Loses Suit Over Yale Right of Way
New Haven June judge Greene ruled Hillhouse failed to prove breach of contract over Yale University use of a passage across Prospect Hill land sold by James Hillhouse near half a million dollars. The court found Yale acted within deed provisions and denied damages or restraining order.
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New Haven
James Hillhouse
Yale University
Prospect Hill
University
Greene
Hillhouse
Hillhouse Avenue
Arnold Arboretum
Boston
Harvard College
Judge W C Noyes resigns from federal circuit bench
Washington reports President Wilson accepted the resignation of Walter C. Noyes a judge in the second judicial circuit covering Vermont Connecticut and New York He cites insufficient salary to support his family and education costs stating he will return to private practice and may seek a New York office He is a New London native and will leave a six year tenure viewed as highly satisfactory He and his wife have three daughters aged up to fourteen.
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Washington
Wilson
Walter C. Noyes
Second Judicial Circuit
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
Noyes
New London
Conn
Judge Noyes
Old Lyme
New London County
Eggs Lay Busy Week in Second International Contest
The twenty-ninth week of the Second International Egg Competition produced 2254 eggs, up 254 from last year. Four pens tied for first with 31 eggs. top contributors include Ingleside Farms Co and Leroy E. Sands. The largest egg weighed 0.24 pounds by Woodside Poultry Farm pullet. smallest 0.01 by P A Keppel. Leading pens to date feature Tom Barron Catforth and Edward Cam Hoghton among others. Glenview Poultry Farm tops Connecticut entrants with 491 eggs.
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Ingleside Farms Co
Thorndale
Leroy E. Sands
Hawley
W. L. Sleeger
York
Tom Barron
Catforth
Eng
P. G Platt
Wallingford
Rosswood Poultry Farm
Doylestown
Co. S. Scoville
East Haven
Rhode Island
W. P. Canby
East Downington
L. E. Sands
Frank A. Jones
Northumberland
Plymouth Rock
Woodside Poultry Farm
West Philadelphia
P. A. Keppel
Paradise
Mag
Germans Keenly Interested in Sonder Elimination
Kiel June Great interest is being taken in the elimination trials scheduled for June 18 here for the selection of the German representatives to participate in the German American sonder class regatta off Marblehead Massachusetts in September next. The corrected list of yachts entered for the preliminary trials and of their owners is as follows PalmStroem owner Eberhard Marquardt Stuttgart Seehand owners Otto Berghoff and Wilhelm Spindler Berlin Resi V owner Julius Stalin Berlin Wittelsbach SX owner Christoph Alt Berlin Serum owner Walde mar Tectgens Hamburg.
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Kiel
Marblehead
Mass
Lst
PalmStroem
Eberhard “Marquardt
Stuttgart
Seehand
Otto Berghoff
Wilhelm Spindler
Berlin
Resi V
Julius Stalin
Wittelsbach SX
Christof Alt
Serum
Waldemar Tectgens
Hamburg
Grocery staples and household items list fragment
A fragmentary OCR list shows various pantry and cleaning items including jars of mincemeats, elbow macaroni, searchlight matches, baking powder, chocolate, cream of wheat, bouillon cubes, white borax soap, seedless raisins, and other common groceries. Names and brands are scattered and partly garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Baker
Owen Ee
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Clothiers
German Baptist Church Conference
YALE
Gustav Broch & Son
Fairfield Avenue
California
Naan Jockey Club
House OF Lords
Maghire Dey
Moerlien
Cincinnati
Smith
Broch
Automobile Row
Joseph P. Coughlin CO
East Main Street
McDougall
McDougall Club
GEO. B. Clark & CO
Broad-Street
Lowe’s
Seavyew Avenue
Pinaud
S. E
Parfumerie
Dept. M
Ee Ee
Hayes
Shad
Bluefish
Hayes Fish CO
Water Street
People’s Dairy
State Street
Geo. A. Robertson
John F. Fay
Superior Fabrics
The
Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
Housatonic Ave
Central Market
IK Speery & Barnes Bacon Ee
W.C. Noyes
Circuit Court
W. IL
Sleeger
Glenview Poultry Farm
West Willington
Rhode Island Reds
Bullock & Burrows
Wilmington
Del
Glenview
Burton E. Moore
William E. Ross
Sonder
M. J. Buechler
the Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Ave
Middie
Family Supplies
Meat Department
North Star
Sperry
Sperry & Barnes
Bonanza
Poultry Bulletin
Long Island
Texas
Bermuda
Bakery Bulletin
Parker House
Fish Bulletin
Wheeler & Howes CO
Stratfield Building
Congress Street Bridge
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