Insurance Commissioner Report Details Eight New Companies Admitted
The forty fourth annual report by Insurance Commissioner Theodore H.R. MacDonald shows 1908 total assets of 431,341,659.69 with liabilities at 308,196,046.61 and policy holder surplus of 125,495,551.80. Net premiums increased slightly while total income declined to 253,535,206.64. losses and expenses fell modestly from 1907. Eight new fire and marine companies were admitted. ten withdrew or failed to file statements.
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United Press
Hartford
Mgr
Theodore HR. MacDonald
Chaix
M47
Sarwinton Mutual
Pata
New Tariff Bill Details Broad Duty Shifts Across Goods
The tariff bill outlines major changes from present law, raising or lowering duties on items such as steel, aluminum, lead ore, sugar, tobacco, cigars, and various manufactured goods. It introduces reciprocal free trade with the Philippines, extends patent rules to aliens, and shifts numerous rates on chemicals, textiles, metals, timber, and paper to boost revenue and protection.
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Philippines
United States
Te Ias
Arnott Victory in House Fight Over Court Appointment
The House debated the resolution to appoint Alexander Arnott and Willington’s representative to the court. Arnott won by two votes though the tally needed one more, amid partisan exchanges and a call for reconsideration. The session also passed a Stamford charter and public works measures.
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United Press
Eeef
Barnes
Alexander Arnott
Willington
SS Ermont
Cour
Je Mancha
Arnott
Manchester
Hall
Everett Lake
Oey
Lake
Arsott
Burnes
St John’s
D'Eapose
City of
Stamford
Offem
Stratford St Patrick Parade Plans and Festivities
Stratford prepares for the St Patrick parade with town committees coordinating marchers from Divisions of A O H and Woodmen of the World. Hibernian Rifles, St James Drum Corps, cadets, and Catholic citizens join a multicolored display with lanterns, banners, and the largest Irish flag in Connecticut. Residents gather at Hibernian Hall for assembly and trolley transfers to parade routes via Brook’s Brook and Peardsley’s Corner.
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Stratford
Mack
Tolay
Aerankemente
Michael O'Connor
Patrick Cullen
Jaimes J. Zexton
Charles Grasham
Tumothy Ryan
Patrick Ahearn
John J. Duon
Pri
Bikwest
Birnl
Fegular
AO. I
Hibernian Rifles
Hibernian
Muir Street
Fairford Avenue
Woodmen of
Cara
Broos'y Brook
Div. No. 2
Hibernian Hal
Peardsley's Corner
Biv
Bores
Okenuck
Rea
Woodmen of the World Hand
Hibernian Rifles, Co. F
J J. McCamthy
A. O. BH
Bridgewort
St. James
St. James Church
Connecticut
Willem Chitfard
Thin City
Joes Hibernians
Sheriff Charter Xta
Jeremish
Leary
Joan Porrei
Marchy
MM Heardeley
Dain
Ind
Tripi
Mibernteen
Mypfi
Arion Halt
Fire damages home in Black Rock district
Fire swept John Shepard’s 29 Scofield avenue residence in Black Rock, causing about 200 dollars in damage. The shed and small cottage were affected. lack of sufficient water hindered firefighting until Chief Mooney requested extra chemical apparatus. Origin is believed to be a defective chimney flue.
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John Shepard
Scofield Avenue
Black Rock
Mooney
Knights of St. Patrick Banquet at Stratfield Tonight
All is ready for the annual Knights of St. Patrick banquet at the Stratfield with about 200 covers. Governor Lilley will be the chief guest and arrive this afternoon. the reception committee will meet him at the station.
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Knights of St. Patrick
Lilley
Stratfield
Antlers Club Plans Purchase of Gabler Piano
A committee formed at an Antlers Club meeting chose to purchase four pianos to present to the local Elks lodge. They selected 22 Gabler pianos from Sonnewbere & Co with Mrs. A Rider Mrs. Isaac Williams Mrs. Loren Delbridge and Mrs. T. F. Cotter on the committee.
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Antlers’ Club
Lodge of Elks
Senterday Select
Gabler
Sonnewbere & Co
A Rider
Isaac Williams
Loren Delbridge
T. F. Cotter
Green Carnations by Michael J. Kelly
Michael J. Kelly, serving as caretaker for Witton Maraball, discovered a box of carnations at his New York home. He shipped the fragrant flowers to New York after revealing the secret to Limeris earlier. Marshall praised the vibrant emerald blooms, while the gardener admits a touch of nature fakery but acknowledges a perfect tower of color.
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Michael J. Kelly
Witton Maraball
Hwatthor
New York
Kelly
Limeris
Wright
Marshall
Woman Dies From Burns After Home Fire Incident
Special from United Press Jowett Cay March 17. Mrs Charles Hutton died from burns suffered at her home last night when her hand caught fire while putting on wood in the stove. She was severely burned about the head and body, and died a short time later.
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United Pree
Jowett Cay
Mra
Charles Hutton
Pied
Norwich
Iutton Wan Puttin
Gang of Sneaks Reported Across Eastern Pennsylvania
Superintendent Birmingham received reports from several eastern Pennsylvania towns about a three or four man gang targeting merchants. One man distracts staff with a distant request while others steal from the till or safe. The gang operates by luring attention then sweeping the cash in the ensuing distraction.
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Birmingham
Pennsylvania
Refusal to Serve on Committees Roils House Debate
In Washington on March 17 the House confronted a tense scene as members balked at committee duties. Representative Bartlett from Georgia declared I decline to serve, prompting the Speaker to list Kentucky’s James. after a moment of contention the vote excused James and adjournment followed, with Collier named though absent.
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United Press
Washington
House
Committee On
Kennedy
Lunfin
Ill
Garner
Forubean
Lewis
Denver
Oh'o
Bartlett
Uncle Joe
Georgia
Spew
Kentucky
James
Collier
Wall Street Today Reports Moderate Market Broadening
Special dispatch notes a broadening market with gains then easing amid advisory notes from commission houses. Prices moved fractions to over 1 point with early advances giving way as selling emerged after the publicized details of the Magdalena Harter estate inventory.
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Thited Press
Privet
Magdalena Harter
Woolen Remnants Sale Hits Half Price Across Store
Three day sale features woolen dress goods remnants marked to half price. Items include broadcloth, mohair, taffeta, voiles and more with wide color range from black to white. Prices range from 50c to $2.50 with $1.50 goods at 75c. Thursday morning sale opens.
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Henrietta
Voile
Panama
Inlaid Linoleum Sale Promo From a Past Advertisement
An old ad promotes inlaid linoleum at 65 cents per square yard with savings for small pieces. It highlights heavy weight linoleum in small blocks for vestibules and baths, short lengths for small rooms, previously priced at 1.25 per square yard. New printed linoleum in bold colors and patterns is also offered.
Shirts that please a man and wife at home
Neatly styled shirts in a neglige look with stripes and checks on white. Made of good fabric and tailored for a good fit without being baggy. Priced as exceptional value and available at the right of Main street entrance.
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Main Street
Delineator April edition expands pages and fashion content
The new Delineator in April is larger and fuller with fashion news and reading. Butterick patterns headline the issue, each up to the minute in newness and quality, reflecting Cannon Street alste rear.
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Cannon Street Alste
New cut-out border papers offered with stylish wall decor
The store showcases cut-out border papers and matching wallpapers priced from 3 cents to 80 cents a double roll. Small figure, chambray, silk and grass cloth patterns feature flowers, chintz, Dresden designs and ribbon motifs. Expert hangers available on the third floor at reasonable charges.
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Dresden
Notions on sale with low prices in variety
The note advertises cheap notions for sewing and personal wear. It highlights a wide range of notions including sewing needs and dressing-table items offered at low prices, with stock remaining in the storefront.
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Alste
The Howland Dry Goods Co Hardware From Wreck Remains Recovered
Salvage work continues after the steamer John Starin wreck off the breakwater. Workers using tongs recover hardware faucets house fittings bolts and door knobs washed overboard. Buyers await legal claim as Detective Fox collects samples and authorities decide if finders may claim goods.
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John FL Ztarin
Tren
Prevent Tampering With Water Meters Debate
Hartford officials spoke to legislators to create a misdemeanor for tampering with water meters. Sanford Stoddard of Bridgeport and W. W. Tree of Norwich supported the bill while Tom McKenzie urged extending protections to cover unmetered service.
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Hartford
Manry Roberts
Hartford Board of Waeter Commissioners
Tom Fore
Sanford Stoddard
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Hyérne| Company
Ewoke
W. W. Tree
Norwich Water Department
Tom McKenzie
Southington
Mr. McKenze
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Stratford Avenue
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