Farrell Says His Co Competes With German Importers
New York May 11 James A Farrell president of United States Steel testified for the defense in the government s suit to dissolve the corporation as illegal. He stated National Tube Co a subsidiary was not a monopolistic combination and that its tubular goods output was only 23 percent of U S production. He argued the company competed with German manufacturers who ship seamless tubes despite a one cent a pound duty.
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New York
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
C. A. Severance
Far- Tell
National Tube Co
Stetson Funeral Notices and Interments May 1918
In this city on Tuesday May 13 1918 Isaac M Stetson aged 66 years 6 months funeral at his late residence 197 avenue Thursday May 15 interment Lakeview cemetery Also a funeral from Newtown May 14 for Mary Ancor from her late residence Friday 9 am St Roses church 10 am interment at St Roses Then a funeral from No 192 Bruce avenue Thursday May 15 1913 3 30 am from St James church 5 am interment at St Michaels cemetery
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Newtown
Maryeeeee Ancor
Soe
Hiema
Ake Taviind
St. Rose’s Church
St. Rose's Sewer
Breer Serge Hs Sanne
Bruce, Avenue
St James
Haven
St. Michael's Cemetery
Highest Military Officials Called in Mossman Trial
The Mossman trial continues with cross examination of Gray who admits asking for a court of inquiry on Capt Mossman and expresses annoyance over Sergt Rooney’s promotion. Gray says he would not object to Rooney’s promotion if Mossman allowed him exam chances. The court martial context and ongoing trial were in session at press hour.
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Gray
Nash
Col. Fitch
Capt
Mossman
Sergt
Rooney
Sergt. Rooney
Two Prominent Legislators Ill in Hartford Region
Hartford May 14 Two prominent members of the legislature lie at the point of death after operations. H Davenport Pomfret Republican and Frank Farrenkopf Vernon Democrat, long serving on the Appropriations Committee, have doctors largely abandoned hope of recovery. ABRAHAM LINCOLN LODGE holds a quarterly social and smoking concert at 176 Fairfield Ave. Santa Barbara Calif May 14 Santa Barbara votes go dry as saloons and restaurant liquor sales are banned though table licenses at hotels may still be allowed.
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Hartford
H. Davenport
Pomfret
Frank Farrenkopf
Vernon
General Assembly
Appropriations
Abraham Lincoln Lodge
Abraham Lincoln Lodge of Odd Fellows
Fairfield Avenues
Pioneer Hall
Santa Barbara
Calif
Republicans win Hartford county commissioner seat in vote
Hartford May 14 Republicans in the House elected Andrew J. Steel as Hartford county commissioner defeating Democrat Charles J. Gunning 115 to 112. The session included roll calls and reconsideration motions as party lines held with tense exchanges and protests.
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Hartford
House
Andrew J. Steel
Hartford County
Healy
Magee
Ryce
Andrew Steel
Charles J. Gunning
Thoms
Koppleman
Democratic Section By Mr. Haynes
Old Lyme
Steel
John Wilkinson
New Haven County
Bree
Wilkinson
James Fcloonan
Meriden
Cloonan
Charles D. Noyes
New London County
Albert H. Lampher
McMurray Seeks Gas Price Cut in Bridgeport
Representative John H. McMurray of Bridgeport filed with the Public Utilities Commission a petition to reduce Bridgeport gas prices from 1.10 to 80 cents per thousand cubic feet. He seeks an early hearing, backed by eight Bridgeport citizens: John J. Ford, Albert Mussle, Daniel Murtha, Edward Lynders, Hans Christiansen, Charles Ives, Joseph Carpenter, and Daniel O’Neil, though 10 signatures are required by law.
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Corres
Bartford
John H. McMurray
Bridgeport
Mission
McMurray and Wilson
John J. Ford
Albert Mussle
Daniel Murtha
Edward Lynders
Hans Christiansen
Charles Ives
Joseph Carpenter
Daniel O'Neil
Almshouse Bonding Bill Passes Senate
Special to The Farmer reports the Senate accepts a report for a $175,000 bond issue to fund a new almshouse in Bridgeport. The bill includes a referendum with Bridgeport voters voting in November. if approved, funds will be available for construction.
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Bridgeport Gaelic Athletic Club
New Haven
J. Fitzgerald
Hartford
Senate
Bridgeport
Master Plumbers Hold 2nd Annual Hartford Convention Today
Hartford May 14 The State Master Plumbers Association held its 2nd annual convention in Hartford with about 200 delegates. President F C Booth of Birdi presided. Mayor Louis R Cheney gave welcome. A committee and officers were named. A banquet followed at the Hotel Garde with speeches by Rollin S Woodruff Frank J Fee and Dr Charles P Botsford.
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Hartford
State Master Plumbers' Asociation
F. C. Booth
Birdi
Louis R. Cheney
R. G. Spears
Andrew Beagen
John J. Dower
Wartford
William H. Day
New Haven
Charles H. Broaley
New Britain
George S. Bull
Weather and sale notices from Howland's Bridgeport
The item columns report a fair and cooler night with showers forecast for tomorrow. An ad lists curtains and vacuum cleaners on sale, with prices for women’s suits and various discounts, highlighting “saving” amounts and sale prices across several items.
Lycoming Umbrellas Feature Unique Rib Socket Design
Lycoming umbrellas differ from rivals by a top wireless rib system. Each rib ends in a small ball that fits into a socket on the surrounding ring, holding the ribs firmly and preventing poking through the cover. The store guarantees replacement for any that fail, with men and women styles priced 90c to $5 on the main floor rear.
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Lycoming
New Dances On the Victrola With Military Band
New dances arrive with tuneful vivacity from the Victrola. Turkey trots tangos and one steps with the Boston rhythm played by the Victor Military band. The lively selections set feet tapping as the Victrola rolls them out in front basement prices 75c and 1.25.
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Boston
Victor
May day savings on muslin underwear at low prices
A May offering features dainty underwear in new patterns with quality trimmings. The sale highlights soft nainsook crepe and cambric pieces with tasteful decoration and expert trimming, offering combinations from 69c and petticoats from 45c plus other items at reduced prices.
Coats that Shed Water for Men in Rainy Weather
For men’s wear in wet conditions, shop coats that shed water without wetting through. Cravenetted coats in dark oxford with convertible collars cost $15. Gabardines from Kuppenheimer and Hart Schaffner & Marx range $15 to $20. Raincoats treated with Para rubber, with various pocket styles and collars, run from $5 to $15. Main floor rear.
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Kuppenheimer
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hair goods you may depend on and price list
Hair goods you may depend on emphasize quality and style. The ad lists switches 20 inches at 85 cents 22 inches 1.25 24 inches 1.85 and all around transformations for pompadour effects 1.75 plus hair rolls washable 35 cents. Third floor.
Hartford Health Board Sued Over Dry Goods Inspector
The Howland Dry Goods Co. superintendent James F. Duffy of Hartford and Charles Downs of Springfield are named in a health department case. The items involve a Hartford board of health matter set for review.
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THE
Howland Dry Goods Co
Hartford Board of Health
James F. Duffy
This City
Charles Downs
Springfield
Ban on Smoking in Trolley Cars Hartford May 14
Senate adopts a substitute bill banning lighted cigarettes cigars or pipes in closed street railway passenger cars. Conductors must inform violators and repeat offenses face fines up to ten dollars. Also note Whist event and Ladies Auxiliary gathering at Lessing Hall on May 17 with tickets.
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Hartford
Senate
Isbell
Lessing Hall
Main
Elm Streets
Riis
Hartford General Assembly acts on hasty nonresident marriages
Hartford May 14 lawmakers favor a Gretna Green style bill restricting marriage licenses for nonresidents with a five day delay and a probate judge hearing. Judiciary committee also reports multiple resolutions on public utilities notices probate fees land takes and deputy sheriff counts across counties.
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Hartford
McNeil
Judiciary Committee
William H. Heald
Michael D. O’connell
Stafford
Charles N. Lee
Henry M. Cowles
Farmington
John B. Dillon
B. M. Beard
Huntington
Frank W. Seymour
Winchester
Public Service Corporation
Groton
Hartford Country
New Haven
New London
Fairfield
Windham
Litchfield
Middlesex
Tolland
Common Pleas
Hartford County
Fairfield County
Bridgeport
Danbury
Litchfield County
District Court
Waterbury
Committee On Judiciary
McMurray
Pardee
Healy
Supreme Council Catholic Knights Hold Convention in Washington
Delegates from 39 states attend the twelfth triennial convention of the Supreme Council of the Catholic Knights of America in Washington. The program includes a pilgrimage to Mount Vernon and a dinner at a river resort. Delegates were to be received by President Wilson the following day after executive session of the council’s business.
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Washington
Supreme Council of the Catholic Knights of America
Tomb of Washington
Mount Vernon
Wilson
Downs Brothers Claim Decisions In Estate Report
Probate commission after hearing claims against the Belle Morton Downs estate yesterday approved the claims of the two stepsons who had petitioned to remove the deceased’s son for neglect. The ruling endorses their petitions and grants their asserted rights in the estate proceedings.
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Probate Commission
Belle Morton Downs
Railroads Seek Rate Increase Through I C C Petition
Eastern rail lines including lines north of the Ohio and Potomac conferred with the Interstate Commerce Commission to reopen the Eastern advance base. The commission received the petition and will study it under advisement after the meeting.
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Washington
Missisasippi
Ohio and Potomac
Interstate Commerce Commission
Grand Court of Foresters Gather in New Haven
More than 8 delegates representing 157 courts and over 21,000 members attended the 17th biennial convention of the Grand Court of Connecticut Foresters of America in New Haven. Meetings run through tomorrow with reports read and 21 delegates named for the summer national convention in Atlantic City. National officers include Supreme Chief Ranger Grove from Con grove and Supreme Chief Manger Harry W. Mace of Philadelphia, with Past Supreme Secretary Thomas Dun alley of Jersey City.
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New Haven
Grand Court of Connecticut
Foresters of America
Atlantic City
Inchela
Ranger Ae
Sore PF. Congrove
Manger Harry W. Mace
Philadedhia
Thomas Dun~alley
Jersey City
N. J
Funeral of Ann McAuliffe At St Patrick’s Church
The funeral for Ann McAuliffe wife of Daniel McAuliffe was held from her home at 128 North Washington Ave and St Patrick's Church at 130 o'clock this morning. Rev Father Nihill celebrated a high mass of requiem assisted by Fathers Picker and Curran. Mrs John Caslerly sang Ave Maria at the offertory and There's a Beautiful Land on High after mass. Father Nihil conducted the service at the cemetery.
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Ann
Daniel McAuliffe
Washington Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
Father Nihill
Picker
Curran
John Cascerly
Father Nihil
Salesman Wanted for Permanent Position at Mercer
Advertisement seeks an employed successful salesman seeking a permanent role with good salary. Apply by writing MM. K. for appointment, care of Par mer, Aiture.
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MM. K
Parmer
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Buck Shad
Long Island
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Farrell
HIS. CO
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John Rece & Son
Hawkins Stratfield Building
Hughes & Chapman
Stratford Avenue
van Dyk
Beard’s Corner
D. R. Whitney
Main St
Whitney
Newfield Aveny
R. Whitney
Rutbio
William St
Seaview Ave
Charles B. Srana
Ae Jackson
Main Street
M’murray
Howwland’s
Fairfield Avenue
Cannon Street
Conn
Lycoming Wireless
HoowLane
Cannon
Enu
Connecticut National Bank
First Bridgeport National Bank
Supreme Council
Catholic Knights
Downs Brothers
Grand Court OF Foresters
Manufacturers’ Outlet Clothing Co
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