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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1913
Page
4
Bridgeport bank copy emphasizes long history and personal service inviting individuals firms and organizations to open accounts. Officers offer consultations to discuss banking needs and services available.
New York May 4 The Duke of Leinster a 27 year old aristocrat with a large Irish estate and substantial fortune is touring America. Friends estimate a romance may result from his voyage. Along with the Duke of St Albans he stands among Britain and Ireland's few marriageable dukes.
Poultry pointers cover chick separation, weaning, egg testing days, feeding and housing practices, pest control, light, and ventilation. The text blends poultry husbandry advice with a testimonial for Foley Kidney Pills, citing multiple endorsements from Mrs. Cordelia Copeland and F. B. Brill.
Senator Hitchcock leads a currency committee inquiry with questions sent to bankers and financial experts to learn desired banking and currency reforms. If the tariff bill passes early, currency action may follow. A subcommittee led by Chairman Owen will report findings to the full committee soon.
In Naugatuck May 6 the Socialists swept all borough offices including town clerk, unseating long time Democrat Hugh Hearns. John B. Gubbins was elected town clerk 938 to 710 over Hearns. Voting machines used for first time with approval contingent on freeman appropriation. Nearby Winsted saw Democrat Patrick J. Darcy reelected as borough warden by 29 votes amid Republican lift. New Canaan Citizens ticket won big in their borough race with L. F. Knapp elected warden 113 to 36.
Former New Haven politician Mey Tracy faced a federal hearing before Commissioner W A Wright on charges of sending objectionable material through the mails to Mrs Lulu McClellan of Derby. The defense argued the letters may have been from another man, while the estate claimed Tracy’s handwriting. Probable cause was found and Tracy was held for trial under $500 bond, which was furnished.
Fine heavy silver and rich cut glass are universally regarded as ideal wedding presents. They offer beauty value and utility, suitable for both affluent and modest budgets. The store highlights a wide assortment of silver glass and plate to complement new homes and existing furnishings.
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