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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1914

Page

14

The Inquiry at Strangers' Rest

The scene opens with Francis Sedgwick and an enigmatic man called Kent at Sedgwick's porch after a Kent visit. Kent, in a disguised voice and beard, asks for a walk, and the artist recalls a woman in riding dress with a brown toque and tall figure, noting horse color and rider traits as clues. The dialogue hints at a broader story to unfold.

Francis Sedgwick Kent Pete Am Égeglass Sedgwick

Mystery on Lonesome Cove Ends at Inquest

In Annslaka the inquest into the beach death unfolds with Kent and Sedgwick confronting suspects. Elder Dennett testifies about a moonlit portrait, while the body is viewed amid tension as officials conceal a possible facial mark that hints at foul play. Kent probes, seeking the dead woman’s identity and the killer.

Sedgwick Sedgwith Kent Chester Kent Dennett Cadystown Len Schlager Mr. Schlager

Murder claims the deck in a seaside court scene

In a crowded harbor room Kent argues the drowned woman was not murdered by drowning but killed ashore. He points to a grating cocoon, a sailor’s possible belongings, and a terrified, lifelike expression on the face. The crowd and sheriff press for truth as Sedgwick faces accusation and Gansett Jim shouts Dah Ge murderer.

Breed Sailor Smith Lonesome Cove Ira Dennett Sedgwick Kent Dr. Breed Schlager Doc Sheriff Schlager Doc Breed Bain Dennett Len At &E Chester Kent Smith Sehinger Gansett Jim

Bridgeport Banks Advertise Semiannual Dividends and Rates

The First Bridgeport National Bank and People's Savings Bank advertise in June 1914 notices. Both banks cite locations in Bridgeport Connecticut and offer 4 percent per annum on deposits up to 4000 dollars and 3 percent on excess. Dividends payable July 1 and interest accrues from July 1 for qualifying deposits.

Bain John Bridgeport Conn Bridgeport Antonio B. Abriola County of Fairfield

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Ontinue Lonesome Gove Adam Bain Annslaka Ivy Jim Hindle’s THE First Bridgeport National Bank People’s Savings Bank Main ST T. &. Watson & CO New York Stock Frisbie’s W. K. Mollan Southworth Wall Street New York P.O. Arcade E. I. Chapman James Staples & CO Bankers STATE Bridgeport, Cee Anderson John Street S. Leewith & Co Bank Street Burr & Knapp Main Street City National Bank Connecticut National Bank OF Main and Wall Streets
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