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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

the sudden closing of the doors early last spring, or to account for the dust covered shelves and counters which resulted as the months elapsed,
 Added mystery shrouds the situa- ton today with the receipt of sched- ules in bankruptcy in the office of Referee John w, Banks, which bear the imprint of receipt November 1H. 1916," and which appear to have been sworn to by B. l.. Tequet as far back as October s1, of this year.
 In the absence of Referee John w. Banks, clerks in the office are unable to account for the delay in the trans mission of the papers from Hart ford, which is usually accomplished within 24 hours from the time of filing. Joseph G. Hyatt, attorney for the applicant, could not be located in WestNort today to clear up the dark ness which shrouds the transactions.
 Business men in Westport were stunned today when they learned that the failure involves s8,1so.s0 liabili- ties, 3S,030 unsecured, covering a host of creditors throughout New
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
ENORMOUS BANK DEPOSITS

Reports of enormous deposits held by national banks at the more inn portant cities of the United States in dicate nothing but marked prosper ity. For instance, on November l1 last, the national banks of Manhattan Borough, New York, held $2,707,6SS,- 992, as against --S2, 2,671,875,4S3 on September 12, and the national banks of Chicago exhibited total deposits of S7OO,314,O13, the gain over Septem- Der 12 being $53,419,577. Philadel- phia, Richmond, St. Louis, Kansas City and Milwaukee also disclosed re- naArkable gains. St. Louis banks be- tween September 12 and November IT experienced an increase of S27,- 7SS, 900, while for the like period Kansas Citys banks displayed an in crease of approximately $35,O0O,O0O. Of course, comparison with last year affords materially greater gains than those noted In the face of low rates the banks have been enabled to make prots largely by virtue of the heavy sums available. It is interesting 10 note that the National City Bank of New York, with $530,297,437 leads all other institutions, with the Ma tfonal Bank of Commerce and the Chase National Bank. both of New York city. following, their respective deposits being $298,919,436 and s278,5sO,620 In Chicago the Con- tinental & Commercial National bank holds the largest deposits, viz, $270,7 BOG, 1868.
 Some country bankers indicate that it is rather hard to keep funds always uoving, farmers being so well sup- piled with money, and. of course, high prices enable them to liqutdate debts. At the same time, it is noted that interior banks are more prone to extend their activities to other than purely local business, which mani festation is evidenced in the fact that country banks are buying acceptances on exports and imports.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

location
 Toquet then formed the Hart Pharmacy, naming it after the phar- macist who gave his services to the conduct of the business. There was keen competition for the business of the town and the closing of the doors came as @ surprise,at the opening of the summer season. Since that time no retail trade has been aecommo- dated although Toauet had access to the store, It is believed that many of the drugs, which deteriorate rap- idly from age, will be of little value when sold.
 The failure is said te be the 1arg- est known to Westport fer more than a decade,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
THE MEN

In putting your money into the Post Tire ana Rubber Corporation you investing in brains apl- ity and experience.
 You are investing in the executive powers of such men as Edward J. Post w. John DuBree Charles Wagner anad the rest of the staff Iney are all selected for their particular fitness to handle the dfferent departments this gigantic business They are men skilled not only in their own lines put Tn tho handling of men and material
 They know their business from the ground up' ln- side and out
 They are working together in perfect harmony for +ha nne nurnose of making the Post Tire and Rub- sile Unrnoration and the Post Products the biggest 70. oa oast in their lines They full of en- : an 4h s;osr, and ideas and each is big and broad enough appreciate that thousands or
 small investors will be loek1ng to
 them to make good"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
 DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT.

October g, 1916
 Estate of Merriman M. Isbel, late of the town of Bridgeport, in said dis trict, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Bridgeport, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to" present their ac- counts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to OLIVE A. ISBEL,
 Administratrix
 Address care John A. Cornell, Attor- ney-at-Law, 1925 Main Street, Bridge port, Conn. a To be published in newspaper once. a*
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
=. Finance, Real Estate Insurance =.
Witnesses From Oklahoma in Fair
 Killing Charges

All the way from Kingfsher, Okla, William s. Warlow and his sister, Ollie Warlow, are coming to this city next week to testify in the trial of William F. Fair and Jack DevereauS of Darien, who are to be tried for mansbughter in connection with the death of Margaret Fair.
 Mrs. Fair was a sister of the Oklahoma witnesses, who have been summoned by States Attorney Gum mings. It is expected that the trial, which will start Tuesday, will be hard fought.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
EsCARED CONVICT CAUGHT

NiddtstswH, Conn.,, Dee, 7-Robert F, Fitzgerald, aged 50, who escaped last June from the prison at West Rut1aHd, Mass, was arrested here to- day, He was serving a sentence, im- posed last spring at Boston, for bur- giary. He will be returned to West Rutland, ,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Make Your Money Earn
 Money!

Here is a real investment proposition. proposl- tion for men and women who want tneir money lo make money for them.
 If vou read the papers you know how a few orf- sinal investors rubber tire stocks nave pleo up immense fortunes for themselves. Here is chance .n enIInrv ;, thair footsteps chance to become mariner in fully equipped modern tire and rubber goods factory.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
WESTPORT DRUG
 HOUSE, CLOSED,
 NOW BANKRUPT
Townspeople Surprised to Learn That Hart Phar-
 macy Owes Over $8,000

For six months the residents of Westpert have Fsad a snal sign on the door of the Hart Pharmacy
 "Clesed Until Further Netiee." B. L. Toauet, the owner of the building in which the pharmacy was located, and treasurer of the Hart Pharmacy Ce., refused to solve the mystery of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
THE FACTORY

The Post Tire and Rubber Corporation factory in St. Louis representing valuation of $500 900 % specaizes in the manufacture of The Post Prize Tire and the famous Goodyear Buckskin Brand" of rub Der boots, shoes, goloshes sport shoes, etc.
 This is not a paper factory proposed" fac tory to be built with investors money, but thor oughly modern and fully equipped tire and rubber goods factory. If you have $10 $10O few thousand dollars that not earning better than 10 per cent you, here is ripe opportunity for putting them work
 In line with policy of strctest conservatism mention bigger returns your money than possible 109o But the records of
 tual dividends being earned in tire E/\ and rubber goods stock will speak e1o-
 quentfy for themselves.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
S270 Invested in Tires
 To-day Worth $22,062
EXAMINE THESE

:. FIGURES .. .. :. $1OO invested in Original
 Goodyear Stock is worth
 to-day ..$12,9OO $7O of Original Firestone
 Stock now has a sales
 value of ..........&,O &,O48 $1OO put into Kelly Spring
 field Stock a few years ago
 is now worth. .$5, Al
 The above figures are taken from authentic reports and official statistics, and give a small idea of the for tunes which may be made in the rubber tire business.
 Do you want to be one of those who will receive a share of these profts?.
 If so, we recommend your immediate purchase of as many shares of Post Tire 6 Rubber Corp. Stock as you can take.
 Orders are subject to our acceptance and we reserve the right to reduce the num- ber of shares applied for. Dillingham;, Spindler 6 Co. S5 Liberty Street New York City
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Rubber Worth More
 Than Gold!

Since the invention of the automobile the his tory of rubber has been more wonderful than that of gold
 With the pneumatic tire the automobile would have been impossible But the advent of the au- tomobfle made rubber more valuable than gold
 Investing in rubber products might therefore be Hkened to investing in an inexhaustble gold mine
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Gold coin to the amount of $1, 000, GOO was withdrawn from the sub-treasury for shipment to South America and ss00, ,eoo to Spain,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
MASONIC NOTES.

A stated assembly of Jerusalem Council, No. 16. R. & & M.. will be held at Masonic Temple. at 7:30 p. m. Monday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

.Wiiliam J. MaieF, chairman of the asseHgbiy ways and means committee,
 was appointed deputy fiscal supervisor
 of state charities.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
New York Stock
 Exchange Quotations

Reported over the private wires of l. L. Watson & Co.,. Bankers and hFokers, Corner Main and John StAe bridgeport. Conn. Members of Nev forH Stock Exchange.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Christmas Gifts

that are useful every day in the year.
 WATER BOTTLES We have a most complete line to choose from,
 75c to $2.OO We guarantee every bot tie one year.
 RUBBER COATS Buy Rubber Coats for the men, boys and girls. They please and are not expensive
 $2.75 to $8.5O
 SPORTING GOODS Footballs, Boxing Gloves, Striking Bags, Exercisers, etc.
 GLOVES !! GLOvES!! in large variety
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
ALLINC RUBBER co.
 1126 Main St. STATE OF CONNECTICUT, DIsTRICr OF BRIDGEPORT, ss. PROBATE COURT,

DISTRICT OF BRIDGEPORT, S, PROBATE COURT,
 December T, 1916 ESATE OF Merriman M, 1sbel, late Of Bridgeport, in said district. deeeas- ed.
 The administrators having made ep- plication for an order authorizing te sell certain real estate belonging to said estate. as per said application on file duly appears.
 oRDERE ED, That the. said appiiaa- ton be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Bridgeport, on the 9th day of Deesmbef. 1s1s, a& 10 o'clock in the fsfeneeH, and this court directs said adsHiHistFatFix ts give ne- ties to all persons interested ia said es- tate te appsaR, if they see cause, and be heard thereon, by publishing this order once in a Hewspaper having 8 circulation in said district, eH er be- fore the sth day ef BeeembeF, A. D. 1916, and return make ts ths court of petics given,
 Attest;
 BAH.L. 7dHERR, Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

Charles s. Ashley was elected mayor of New Bedford, Nasa>
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07
Bridgeport Line ? NEW YORK

Fare 60 Cents
 STEAMER NAUGATUCK
 Week Days Lv. B'p't, Pequonnock Dock. 8 G. m. Due N. Y.. Pier 70. E. R. 11:l5 e.. m. Due N. Y.. Pier 27. B. R, 12:l5 noon Ret. Lv. N. Y. .,Catharins St. ,s,oo ?. na> Lv. Foot East a2nd St. 3i15 p. m. Due Bridgeport y:1B p. m.
 J. H, COsGRLFT, Agent The New England 9teaunal,in O.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-12-07

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qtOopiS at bliue pGrre. ,ie9 NJ IA iors
irroeIi9e R~n0'meyter. At lcg maatte 9Gd
ulieues. Mcoicmcr Iuppeoe mig % uo9tt
lao le9 tom no l0ltu on uo9ls idd ll9er.
men ga .ucobltp at ltOe melet. 9Ioale iad
}Niter a. 5odu 8iouen Ei1s latte mug /
0oo &touo. iorld0cuoe ole liuyeingoommc -
CEtoucobpro Qluct Inc Gent. 1909
Sutr ire Mar itntrt Tiger M tvuuou:
''Mtiu uoIlocre Aube'ultt9 az loGn's Mo
ncp l'.us uoar rremOcles ueOlos. e sou
MIG p0teuoe rlrlp
tris 10 ots. hos allie AnduoIeuoc. SEQ
lite on TIM Ct Nprcmjooel iod Soou $
8ioueu Ellis oct iomme iom NIr. Hats
ION buigtc jouu Nllburu 80. cicrc.
Eunalo. u -.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
Urn @ihpra. Snn Snfptn.

Sat ior "Scsorab Soften, lom font
mer inn rc~gclmUaiig % glor lit @iiit 10
Nonge ON llgen. Sen CT eli mcact oe!s
tcmnlen NiGit. Sen bar oalaa iunoet
,%>iihadn0 ibInnbt % Sanitcr. Vi bar
Ct iprrt itort oanit Seitlcmcui % Ell
aoD bnuit On. hpis Nopn er %ibor9, lonl
p0iao CT bnult, % ri bar o9iaa Ell ter
Hn. Sdlooueruc hdr maattct pl9c ~
%linNariiernc er o9ian bIepcn prepen AZ
%ei. Sitcoet bar Vi 4 Airter, I'll Nc
ibooiittirfc. Ell @aptiitfirtc % 10 Iuthcrs
ifc. %albeI her CT ertra goot. men lnh
fcritrrffclig oprt. 0aurcu bar 9op %
Mpg ogiou. men Maiien bIcu liot blco
CIT Bart al Den. vi bar bnpt CT 9oo
%intcr meb no9Ie 2o9e5 tolrt %ctr.
Ser CT nle9ct mco Sngbon1 ibIdnNt SOL
lei. mcaet al Den i%antaIpte @rtp.
Nu pore 8eoattercu % nllc SlaNcts
%ricrc biIiet mco CT 9opt Nntaar.
%cter %nricn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-08
sra Spwn Of Sncen, Eolt 60, Winn.

81 ic9 bar 4nlcbnin9 iii az lGie
'&oitcn" hpcr Sang Sen tontmcr ntco
9tnhcbcr bdooe ira nG % fern. beocr
icQ pnl YIop5 for Ell liben @pIltcl. SEQ
ct npf ingcn itor Stribeni; men nogIc.
Nrnger % Strc9cr tan jeg bel lnd III,
MI BET tniber. ga nj bnr MI after be
ornnt ct npt Nar, lom li9c5 % ItrlucS
1916. Set ipulbne Gnr hnr brd9t
Sora o9 Snpn iii margt CT tirrt 6lcm,
&c allerntcit isles Der i europa, hpor
Sen iIore % forfGrpelige ari9en ralcr,
% mullot ct tiprt 0eim er not iorle9ltt
nleb Snareilop % Dnrt Blob; ia mango
har ntiitet badbe 0u5 % 0ienl o9 inc
airrc. Sppr DC ipr lepeoe iom | ct
Yoraois, ida Ell De M ia9ct % omrlat;
fcnoc ira Sieo Ill Sreo. ba oereS bpge
odioe Siem CT bare Ell Sob Huiner. So,
icalepes er oet. naar StormanOs9uIltas
ben oaar iorpibt. Set CT life anoet
cno at De itore Monarfer oil oinbe ltpr
9Grc oo @eremntelle, % BET tan lite
prre nogen Civilization tblanot 'aos
Dcnne ligeicm ell CANNED Sane bItr ri
CT Stif. Set CT IN meo Den foloe
%inter, ma iadr life Den Sriluft3s
morton, ionl man ifal bare. 81 title
iinpcnoc %ip frcmbrin9er aloc ulocr
Eu~oiaolcruc; ioa ct "Sorrp" o9 Ell
Spingom ntmco. 50 alt / Den beoI tie
Mcning. ioritaaes.
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