Notable Bridgeport Bank and business figures list
A compiled roster lists executives and directors across Bridgeport financial firms and companies. Names include Nathanel W. Bishop, Arthur W. Burritt, Samuel M. Hawley, Edmund Wolfe, Frederick Kingsbury, John Howland, Bradford D. Pierce Jr., and Charles G. Sanford among others, with roles in First Bridgeport National Bank, Bridgeport Savings Bank, Bridgeport Trust Co, and related enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. R. Bassick
Bassick Co
Nathaniel W. Bishop
Iron Ledge
Conn. Nat. Bank
Arthur W. Burritt
Barritt Co
Bridgeport Savings Bank
David S. Day
Marsh, Stoddard and
Frederick d. Kingsbury
Bridgeport Brass Co
Horace 5
Merwin
Bridgeport. Trust Co
John G. Howland
Treas
Howland Dry Goods Co
First Bridgeport Nat. Bank
William
John S. Pullman
Frederick Rhodes
Salts Textile Mfg. Co
CHAS
G. Sanford
First Bot. Nat. Bank
Dever C. Warner
Warner Bros. Co. Secy
Pairchild Wheeler
Bot Land and Title Co
Bridgeport ‘Trust Co
Congress failed, Gompers asserts at Springfield address
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, denounces Speaker Gillette’s claim that a new labor problem exists. He says Congress has utterly failed to protect the people from trusts and profiteers, and defends workers against claims they threaten business.
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Washington
Pen
Gilletteesterday
Springfield
Massachusetts
Samuel Gompers
Isan Federation of Labor
Labor
Menac
Congress
Gillett
Gompers
United ,States
United States
Jaboor
Republic
Craéls
Defense in Trial of Socialists May Open Case Today
Scraps of evidence remain as prosecutors rest against five suspended Socialist assemblymen on disloyalty charges. Defense plans to begin tomorrow with many witnesses, aiming to question evidence from the joint Legislative committee on radicalism and possible British secret service involvement in raids on Russian groups in New York. The defense seeks to illuminate financial aims behind British agents reports to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Socialist
Joint Legislative Committee
Judiciary Committee
Hts
New York
Legislative Committee
Tondon
Senate approves bill to abolish U S Housing Corporation
Washington reports Senate passage of a bill to abolish the United States Housing Corporation and transfer its affairs to the Treasury on June 30 next year. The measure, drafted by Senator Wernald after hearings on the housing situation, proceeds without a recorded vote. It authorizes disposal of surplus hospital furniture and medical supplies to health service hospitals and notes the corporation’s property has been sold to private interests.
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Washington
Ceenalda
United Statesi Housing Corporation
Tere
Growing Deaf With Head Noises Try This Prescription
A fragmented advertisement urges readers growing deaf with head noises or catarrh to take a mixture of peppermint water and a powder, four times daily, claiming quick relief. It promises nostril drainage, easier breathing, and reduced throat mucus as a side benefit.
Spanish Influenza Epidemic Warns on Prevention
Public health notice urges immediate action against influenza spread. It promotes Hyomei inhalers as a key preventive measure, advises constant use, and urges readers to obtain the remedy from local drug stores to protect individuals and the community. The ad cites rapid contagion and pneumonia risk, urging early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomei
Bridgeport
Regniaa
Carranza Soldiers Held Responsible for Border Raids
On the border near El Paso Texas testimony before a Senate committee cited Col George S Langhorne of the Eighth Cavalry alleging Carranza soldiers planned many raids in the Big Bend Rio Grande district. He noted cattle losses reduced raids, praised civilian organization aiding suppression, and described swift troop mobilization during a Christmas 1917 raid.
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Carranza
Paso
Tex
Big Bend
Rio Grande Valley
Senate
Suo
George S. Langhorne
Eighth Cavalry
Langhorne
Tno
Carranka
Addi
Horder
Tomyns
Naval Officer Bert M Lynde Dies in Detroit Hospital
Lieu tenant Commander Bert M Lynde aged 23 died at the naval hospital in Detroit Michigan from pneumonia after an attack of influenza He was attached to the station as public works officer and died today in Newport R I following a naval assignment
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Newport
Bert M Lynde
Detroit
Mich
Naval Hospital
Arctics Promote Wet Foot Prevention for Girls and Children
Advertisement urges rain protection as melting snow covers walks and streets ankle deep. It promotes girls six buckle and three buckle arctics and children's three buckle styles with prices listed, noting main floor rear display.
Clearup on Men's Furnishings at New Low Prices
Drawer of men s wear offered at marked down rates. Part wool shirts gray all sizes once 2 now 1 35 slipover shirts limited sizes 90c socks cotton and wool 30 39c gray cotton wool socks 39 28c domet flannel pajamas 3 to 3 50 now 2 65 heavy gloves cotton wool 60 75c now 45 55c chamoisette buckskin style 1 35 75c 15c Right of Main street door.
Range of gloves on sale across sizes and conditions
Cape gloves for women come in several shades and weighty finish with most sizes available though some are soiled. regular price 2.50, sale 1.65. White chamoisette gloves, soiled but launders clean. regular 75 cents, sale 45c. Children's gray golf gloves are cosy and warm, regular 50c, sale 35c.
Women shoppers reel as yarn sale draws crowds
Keen judges spot value in thousands of balls of yarn offered at a special low price. Shoppers praise color, softness, and strong threads while noting savings from typical 29 to 65 cent ball prices. The big lot offers notable bargains for knitting and crochet fans.
Bubble books for little folks fun display
Bubble books for children with rhymes and pictures promise delight. Three records accompany each Bubble book, a phonograph record and a song of the thyme illustrated. Eight Bubble books priced at $1.25 each, located on the main floor rear.
Rotary sifted and ash cans offer safe coal disposal
When ashes are carried from ranges or heaters, use a rotary sifter to lift out embers quickly. The sale includes ash cans in four sizes from $2 to $5.50. Coal scuttles come in three durable sizes from 75 cents to $1.05, with steel braces options.
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Morris Plan
Bank OF Bridgeport
Main Street
Frederick J.kingsbury
D. Fairchild Wheeler
Samuel M. Hawley
Earle B. Hoskins
Sec’y
Hamilton
Shelton
Daily Financial Dispatch
Stuart P. West
West
Wall Street
Mr. West
the Post
U. S. Housing Corporation
Bridgeport, Conn
U. S
Hawley Opticians
NEW Haves
Center At
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Penrith Foor
Fairchild
GW. Fairchild & Sons, Lnercade Coftier
Dept. X
Malden
Bridgeport Hydraulic CO
Fairfield
Charles F. Mitchell
Church Street
New Haven
Conn
Brasalere
Heginners
Warner Bros. CO
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