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Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1913

Page

7

Bakery and Provisions Price List

A local shop advertises prices for bakery items including cream puffs a dozen 20 cents and chocolate eclairs a dozen 30 cents Fruited squares 12 cents each French doughnuts 12 cents a dozen angel cakes 10 cents fresh fruit pies 10 cents and sugar cookies a dozen 8 cents Butter section lists various cheeses margarine lard and other staples Liquor section shows several whiskeys and rums with per bottle or per quart prices. The ad presents multiple brands and prices in a compact retail format.

Guard of nun color guard to accompany U S flag to Germany

Washington reports Col M A Winter announces a guard of honor of nuns to act as color guard for the American flag when carried by the Kriegerbund to Germany next August. The group sails in August and stays into September. Officers named include Majors FE and Captains W H Wunder, John S M Zimmerman, Adolph Gude, F H Kramer, Victor J Evans, D M Thayer and Walter Mitchell.

Washington Col. M. A. Winter The Minute United States Guard of Honor Kriegerbund Germany W. "H. Wunder John S. M. Zimmerman Adolph Gude F. H. Kramer Victor J. Evans D. M. Thayer Walter Mitchell

Cripple Creek Mining District April Gold Output

Cripple Creek Colorado reports April gold ore output totaling 30 852 tons with a gross bullion value of 1 194 232 dollars. Output is 32 000 tons higher than March and shows larger tonnage and valuation than April 1912. A note on fashion mentions figured silk crepe sleeves and sleeveless bolero cordages.

Cripple Creek Colo

Bankers' Bank Idea To Solve Money Problem

A. Platt Andrews proposes a national bankers' bank to provide flexible reserves and replenish bank resources. He argues the U S system needs elastic note issue and reserve rules, with a central agency to aid banks and protect public funds, avoiding a central bank label.

A. Platt Andrews the Treasury Yale Page United States Holland National Reserve Institution Bankers’ Bank

Wreckers Begin Demolition of J. P. Morgan Building

Demolition starts at the historic Drexel Building at Wall and Broad streets, once home to J. P. Morgan & Co. A new $2,000,000 structure will replace it with enhanced offices. As relics, two statues and six front columns are to be relocated to private residences and libraries.

New York Drexel Wall and Broad Street J. P. Morgan & C Morgan United States England J. P. Morgani W. Pierson Hamilton J. P. Morgan

Bishop Ni lan Announces Peters Pence Collection

Hartford church officials report a Peters Pence collection will be taken up on Pentecost Sunday May 11 to support the Holy Father. Appointments announced include Rev Nicholas Coleman to Riverside parish and Rev Thomas Sullivan to St Johns Stamford as assistant.

Hartford May John J. Nilan Peters Pence Holy Father Universal Church Nicholas P. Coleman St. John’s Church Stemford Riverside

Whole Town Taxed to Pay $20,000 Judgment

Sioux City Iowa May 2 The largest Woodbury county district court verdict went to Mrs Louise A Winn for her husband death at Anthon pumping plant The 20000 judgment would require every resident of Anthon a town of 600 to pay 33 33 each unless reduced or reversed on a retrial

Sioux City Woodbury County Louise A. Winn Anthon

Herds of Wild Deer Roam Griswold Area Damaging Crops

Farmers in Griswold Connecticut report herds of wild deer ranging up to 20 animals at times are damaging tender grain and young orchards.

Griswold Conn

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