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Newspaper
Bridgeport Evening Farmer
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1913
Page
4
The first Bridgeport National Bank at Corner Main and Bank Streets invites individuals, corporations, civic and religious groups to open accounts. For over a year, T. L. Watson & Co. offers careful handling of funds and the bank promises to extend whatever facilities its officers can provide to new customers.
A large crowd greeted the Bermudian steamer as 31 fat men plus several women sailed for the semi tropics. Notable members include Frank E. Aldrich of Northfield and David Wilkie of Boston. Organizers note nearly 3,000 members exist and promise ample provisions despite the unusually heavy party.
Secretary of Commerce William C Redfield announced that Arthur B Butman a Department commercial agent will tour major shoe and leather centers in the United States after two years observing Europe He will visit New England cities along with New York Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis to gather firsthand industry insights The Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce has published several reports by Butman on European shoe and leather trade
Ethel Lucas of 41 Hancock avenue allegedly went to John Konezoe's home and slapped and struck him in defense of her friend. A $100 damages suit was filed, with the complaint dated May 7. The incident follows reports that John and Ethel had been living apart.
New Haven May 15 Henry Clews of New York told Yale students that speculation on the New York Stock Exchange helps align prices and spurs production. He argued speculation benefits the country, distinguishes speculators from gamblers, and asserts Wall Street’s integrity and role as a nation’s business barometer.
An editorial paragraph compares delaying painting barns and houses due to high paint costs. It links paint prices to property values, arguing that waiting costs more in the long run as property declines and later paint needs rise. It cites DEVOE Hubbell & Wade Co. as a seller.
Bridgeport Automobile Association asked the police chief to enforce traffic regulations on main streets. The superintendent said the bicycle ordinance with lamps and bells would be enforced to the letter. He warned that patrolmen must not condone violations and must keep slow vehicles to the right.
A vintage ad cites a Lincoln saying about fooling people and asserts honesty in dealings, advertising, and claims. It promotes reliable jewelry, watches, and diamonds and invites customers to see the store. The message emphasizes straightforward representation of products.
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