First Bridgeport National Bank Corner Main and John Streets
The bank announces forty seven years of business at the corner of Main and John Streets Bridgeport Conn. It offers savings deposits at three cents interest credited monthly and invites individuals corporations and organizations to open accounts. © T. L. Watson & Co. emphasize long standing private banking and personal attention.
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Main and
John Streets
Ridgeport
Conn
T. L. Watson & CO
Europe trip tickets boost Bridgeport interest
Bridgeport residents have bought many European tour tickets through us for the coming season. They recognize they can see learn or enjoy themselves as much for the same money and time as in Europe. We arrange all details.
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Bridgeport
Europe
Taft Warns U S Unprepared For War At Yale
Ex President Taft told Yale students that the United States is ludicrously unprepared for war and urged a larger regular army. He argued Congress resists building a standing force, noted proximity to Europe and Asia, and warned against reliance on oceans for safety. He also defended fortifying the Panama Canal as a strategic navy asset and not conflicting with arbitration.
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New Haven
Taft
Yale
United States
Congress
Europe
Asia
Washington
Japan
Panama Canal
Atlantic
Pacific
Fish Food Supply To Be Increased In two Coast States
Washington May 27 Secretary of Commerce Redfield approved a plan from the Commissioner of Fisheries to boost fish production. The program would introduce eastern lobster to Pacific coast states and establish a coastline planting scheme using egg-bearing females and males. It also aims to introduce one or two Pacific salmon species to New England, with millions of eggs shipped to hatcheries, offering a substitute for native Atlantic salmon and possible reduced trout output if needed.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Redfield
Commissioner of Fisheries
New England
Pacific Coast
Pacific States
Eastland
Carlead
Sealand
Fads and Fashions in Paris Summer Dress Trends
A Paris fashion report describes new restaurant dresses with square necks and white tulle frills, echo trains on evening gowns, and marquisette back panels. Delicate voile afternoon frocks feature white sashes, while black and white laces create chic gowns. Small black hats, picture-frame veils, and Dolly Varden hats with tiny flowers complete the season’s look.
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Paris
Sallie Smith Sues for 100000 Damages in Breach of Promise
New York. Miss Sallie Smith, former Hotel Taft manicurist, sues Frank R. Hall for 100000, claiming a February engagement and wedding were planned, hall’s alleged divorce deception, and her career and health harmed. Hall, a retired safe maker, residing at 801 West End Ave, reportedly courted her then vanished for Chicago with another wife.
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New York
Frank R. Hall
West End Avenue
Herring, Hall, Marvin Co
Sallie Smith
Taft
New Haven
Conn
Hall
Miss Smith
Frederick Sexton
St. James’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Westville
Chicago
Mayor undecided on new street near high school
Mayor C B Wilson said he has not decided whether to veto a May 5 Common Council resolution to build a 50 foot wide street from Congress Street to Arch Street west of the high school. The city planned alley passage would connect the two streets, and the mayor has not yet attached his veto as three weeks have passed.
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Puttine & New Street
Congress Street
Arch Street
C. B. Wilson
Common Council
Cabaret Draws Visitors From County and New Haven
Visitors from all parts of the county and New Haven will attend tonight’s cabaret at Eagles hall hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary No 10 AOH. Danbury Stamford Greenwich and Shelton auxiliaries plan to attend. curtain at 8 30 prompts, dancing to Maloney’s orchestra. The event, well sold out, features talented young women and singers and promises amusement and surprises.
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New Haven
Eagles’ Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Danbury
Stamford
Greenwich
Shelton
Maloney
Hanchett Recovers After Prolonged Breakdowns
Friends of George M. Hanchett of 535 William Street report rapid improvement at his Falls Village Connecticut farm where he has been recuperating for a month after a nefarious breakdown attributed to the exhausting duties of his railway mail service calling.
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George M. Hanchett
William Street
Falls Village
Conn
Jewelry gift ideas for graduates at M. J. Buechler
A local jeweler offers a rich stock of gold and silver items suitable as presents for graduates or their partners. Featured categories include watches rings cuff links scarf pins and chains with M J Buechler The Reliable Jeweler located at 48 Fairfield Avenue near Middie Street.
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M. J. Buechler
Reliable Jeweler
Fairfield Avenue
Middie Street
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First Bridgeport National Bank
People’s Savings Bank
W. Baldwin
Willis H. Lyon
Tel
Bank ST
James Staples & Co. Bankers and Brokers
State Street
Bridgeport, Conn
City
SAEE
Holzer
B. T. Staples
East Side
North End
West End
Burr & Knapp
Main Street
Bond
EB. R
East 22d Street
Naugatuck
Pequonnock Wharf
Union Street
E. R
B. Nickerson
The
New England Steamship Company
Merchant’s Line
Pier 19
Bridgepot
York
B. Shepard
U. S
Bluefish
Pollock
Hayes Fish CO
Water Street
Lowe’s
Seaview Avenue
Joseph P. Coughlin Co
East Main Street
the People ’S Dairy
Geo. A. Robertson
FE. Halligan
Broad Street
Crawford Laundry Co
Fairfield Ave
Courtiend St
Wheeler & Howes CO
Main ST
Congress ST. Bridge
Naugatuck Valley Ice Co
Housatonic Ave
Gustav Broch
California
Jockey Club
House OF Lords
Moerlien
Cincinnati Beer
SMITH
Philaale
Beroch
ED. Pinaud
Pinaud’s
Parfumerie
Pinaud
Dept. M
New Street
Hauelett
Middle St
Family Supplies
Hamburg
Grocery Bulletin
Heinz
East Main
Outlet Clothing Company Main and
Golden Hill Sts
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falls
Seattle
Return
San Francisco
Detroit
Aid Ferev
P. A
Church Street
John FF. Fay
McDougall Club
Geo. B. Clark & CO
Keystone
Frank C. Gernert
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