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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1916

Page

2

Trade Growth Under Democratic Admins Defies War Link

Assistant Secretary of Commerce J. F. Sweet argues American foreign trade rose about 75 percent during the Democratic administration, with six and a half billion dollars in 1916 trade. He says war demand isn’t the sole factor and predicts continued gains postwar as the U.S. strengthens exports, imports shift to raw materials, and domestic industry expands.

Jgdwin F. Sweet U. S Europe Sarache Sonepat Aetna South America Itingerat Africa Japan Russia Australia Mexico West Indies Central America Gao Esay Aix

Bridgeporter Frightened in Seeking Wife

Mrs. William J. Goss of 329 Pearl Street was the sole Bridgeport resident aboard the merchant vessel Stephano torpedoed by a German U boat. She escaped with passengers after 15 minutes warning, was cared for at Newport, then reached Bridgeport at 5 40 P M. Her husband, William Goss, raced from New York upon learning she was safe, and the pair were briefly reunited at the station before continuing home. The story includes details of the rescue, conveyance, and a separate note on his Nova Scotia roots and fishing family.

William J. Goss Pearl’ Street Gose Bridgeport Goss Aer Balch Ruun Newport Alfred Gwynn Vanderbilt Nova Scotia Newfoundiana New York City Stephano New York Stephone

Democratic Caucus Notice for Monroe Town Hall

Democratic caucus to nominate a representative for the General Assembly and select town committee members at Monroe Town Hall on Saturday evening October 14 1916 at 8 o clock. Also votes for justices of the peace and land town committee. Monroe October 4 1916. Per order of Town Committee Wheeler Chairman.

Town Hall Monroe Center General Assembly Justices of the Peace Land Monroe Wy. Wheeler

New York Stock Exchange Quotations Reported by Watson

Private wire quotations for Oct 10 at 1:30 pm show extensive listings across major equities. Prices cover Allis Chalmers Am Beet Sugar Am Car & Fdy Am Can Am Hide & Lea Locomotive Atlantic Gulf Am Smelt & Ref Co Am Tel & Tele Am Woolen Zince T Arch & S Fe Anaconda Baldwin Baltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit Butte & Superior Canadian Pacific Calif Petroleum Central Leather Chicago M&StP Chicago Great Western pfd Chile Copper China Chesapeake & Ohio Consolidated Gas Col. Fuel & Iron Crscp Steel Cuban Cane Sugar Den Rio G Den Rio G Pfa Distilleries Eric General Electric Goodrich Co Great Northern Pfd Great Northern Ore Green Cananea Illinois Central Ind Alcohol Inspiration Copper International Nickel Interborough Cons Interborough Mer Marine Ptd International Paper Kansas City Southern Kennecott Copper Lackawanna Steel Louis & Nashville Lehigh Valley Maxwell Motors Mex Petroleum Missouri Pacific Miami Copper Nevada Copper National Lead Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific N Y Central N Y N H A N H Ont W Pennsylvania Press Steel Car Ray Consolidated Reading Repub Iron & Steel Ry Steel Spring Sloss Sheffield Southern Pacific Southern Railway Ptd Studebaker Third Avenue Tenn Copper Union Pacific U S Rubber U Steel U S Smelter Utah Copper Virginia Carolina Chem Wabash Wabash Pfd A Wabash Pfd B West Union Tel Westinghouse Willys Overland Boston Stocks list includes Arizona Copper Range Cal & Arizona Cal & Heel Centennial Copper Range ex div etc. 21% 141 113% 10936 61 29% 58%

Allis Chalmers Car & Fdy Can Hide & Lea Hide & Lea, Pfd Locomotive Atl Gulf & W. Indies Smelt. & Re. Co Sug. Refg. Co Tel Chi R. Island & Pacific Chile China Chesapeake & Ohio Consolidated Gas Jam Col. Fuel & Iron Icorn Products Crucible Steel Cuban ‘Cane Sugar den Rio G. den Rio G. Pfa. Distilleries Securities Eric General Electric Goodrich Co Northern Inspiration Copper International Nickel Interborough Mer Marine Inter. Mer. Marine Ptd International Paper Wye Kansas City Soc Kennecott Cop Lackawanna Steel Louis & Nashville Lehigh Valley Maxwell Motors Mex. Petroleum Missouri Pacific Bu Miami Copper Nevada National Lead Co Norfolk & Western Northern Pacific N. Y. Central Ont. & W Pennsylvania Pressers Steel Car Ray Cons Reading Repub. Iron & Steel Steel Spring Sloss Sheffield, Iron Southern Pacific Southern Railway Southern Railway Ptd Studebaker Cor Third Avenue Tenn Copper Law Union Pacific U. 8B U. & Steel U. S. Smelter Utah Copper Virginia Care Chem Wabash Wabash Pfd. A Wabash Pfd West Union Tel. A Westinghouse Electric Willys Overland

Opening gains lift New York stock list in early trading

New York stocks opened higher today with broad gains across sectors led by industrials and equipment issues. Notable rises included American Sugar, Republic Steel, Baldwin Locomotive, General Electric, Studebaker and Airhiek with active gas shares strengthening. noon trade showed steady gains in rails led by Union Pacific, Reading, and Lehigh Valley as shipping shares and copper issues firmed.

New York American Sugar Hide and Leather Pfd Republic Steel Baldwin Locomotive General Electric Studebaker Airhiek WU. S. Steel Union Pacific Reading Lehigh Valley Marine Pfd Atlantic Gulf & West Indies

Notice on North Avenue widening in Bridgeport council

Hearing the proposed widening of North avenue at a Bridgeport Common Council meeting adopted October 2, 1916. Property owners and interested parties on both sides of North avenue are directed to appear October 16, 1916 at eight o'clock in the evening in City Hall to be heard on widening the roadway from Main street to Housatonic avenue by setting back the curb three feet on each side. Attest City Clerk J Alex Robinson.

North Avenue Common Council City of Bridgeport City Hall Main Street Housantonic Avenue J. Alex H. Robinson Connecticut Company Seaview Avenue Congress Street Newfield Avenue The Washington Avenue North Main Street Wentworth Street J. Alex. H. Robinson

Notice Hearing on Seweer Construction in Bridgeport Streets

The Bridgeport City Council directs property owners and interested parties to attend a hearing in the Common Council room at Guy Hall on Monday October 16 1916 at eight oclock P M to be heard on proposed sewers in Willow Street from Barnum Avenue to the railroad Pacific Street from sewer terminus north of North Avenue about 200 feet Holland Avenue from Fairfield Avenue to about 200 feet east of Ash Street Boston Avenue from sewer terminus at Central Avenue to about 160 feet east of Palisade Avenue Eagle Street from sewer terminus at the angle point to about 100 feet from Newfield Avenue City Clerk.

Common Council City of Bridgeport Guy Hall Willow Street Barnum Avenue Pacific Street North Avenue Holland Avenue Fairfield Avenue Ash Street Boston Avenue Central Avenue Palisade Avenue Eagle Street Newfield Avenue

Progress Mining and Milling Co Offering Treasury Stock

Progress Mining and Milling Co reports a prosper ous milling business with estimated earnings of 2985 dollars per day on 300 tons capacity. 20,000 shares of treasury stock are offered while they last. 80,000 already sold. Listing planned on the New York Curb. applications and market updates available from WM. B. Dugan & Co at 44 Broad St. New York.

Smith Treasury New York Wall St Dugan & CO Broad St

New Haven and Hartford Railroad Stockholders Meeting Notice

The New York New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company schedules its annual stockholders meeting for October 25 1916 at Harmonie Hall New Haven Conn at noon. Actions include approving the annual statement authorizing up to 700000 in seven year five percent gold debentures to fund a new terminal and electing directors. Books closed Oct 11 to Oct 25.

NEW York NEW Haven and Hartford Railroad Company New Haven Conn Newrk, New Haven,and Hartford Railroad Company Harmonie Hall Elm Street Arthur E. Clark

Connecticut Company seeks track relocation in Seaview and Main streets

City records show the Connecticut company petitioning for permission to relocate its double track on Seaview avenue from Newfield avenue to line end and on Congress street from Main street to Washington avenue. The move includes extending a second track on North Main street to Wentworth street with hearings set and notices issued by City Clerk J. Alex H. Robinson. In market news, munition stocks advance with mixed gains as People's Gas and textile names show notable moves.

Stratford Records September Death Toll as Greatest

Stratford reports its highest death toll of the year with 16 deaths in September while 20 births were recorded. Six marriages occurred. Louis Coe, secretary of the boys' department of the M C A Bridgeport, spoke to the Stratford Men's Club at the Congregational church parish house on community work.

Stratford Louis Coe Boys’ Department M. C.A Bridgeport Congregational Church

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