Stocks Strong as Speculations Lead Market
The New York stock market showed little change from recent sessions with a strong tilt toward speculative issues. Six percent call money prevailed while steel shares rose with U S Steel approaching its high for the rally. Motors and oils led gains as General Motors hit a peak, Mexican Petroleum reached a new high, and Royal Dutch and Texas Company advanced at session close. Sales totaled 1,725,000 shares.
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New York
Stock Exchange
DU. S. Steel
General Motors
Mexican Petroleum
Royal Dutch and Texas Company
Liberty
United
Kingdoms Reacting as Paris 68 Strengthened
Commuters delayed due to breaking of electrical apparatus on the train from New Haven at 7 24 yesterday morning. Several hundred commuters transferred at Devon and rode the Naugatuck line, with about thirty minutes of additional travel time. Total sales par value 14 200 000.
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Paris 68
New Haven
O'Elour
Devon
Naugatuck
Dr Murphy Named Member of Yale Corporation
Dr Murphy, recently signed as professor of surgery at Washington University Medical School in St Louis, was chosen a member of the Yale corporation by the successor of the original trustees. He will take the place left vacant by Rev Dr Parker of Hartford. Murphy, of Yale 7897, formerly directed Base Hospital No 21 overseas. He began his medical career with a Harvard Medical School cum laude graduation and now resides in Detroit.
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NW Hay
Towsley Murphy
Washington University Medical School
St. Louis
Yale Corporation
Murphy
Parker
Hartford
Yale
Toar
Base Hospital No
Ovreseas
Flarvard Medical School
Cave elected grand chancellor of Knights of Pythias
Emanuel Cave of this city was elected grand chancellor at the 11st annual convention of the Knights of Pythias held in New Britain. Mayor G A Quigley spoke, attacking archists, police linked to the Boston strike, and urging Americanization of foreigners. Other officers named include Grand Vice Chancellor F C Margraft Waterbury, Grand Prelate W Colishaw New Britain, Grand Keeper G Wright Hartford, Grand Master Exchequer W N Potter Wilimantic, Grand Master at Arms Thomas Trajand New London, Grand Inner Guard Charles Griffith New Haven, Grand Trustees George Brush Danbury, B H Wending New Haven, John Osborne Derby, and Vincent M King of New Haven.
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Emanuel Cave
Knights of Pythias
New Britain
G. A. Quigley
Woman's Auxiliary to Hold Baptist Church Fair
The Women's Auxiliary of the First Baptist plans a bazaar in church parlors on a Thursday in October with a Mother Goose party for children in the afternoon and a musical program in the evening. Proceeds will benefit the parsonage fund with sales including a Japanese table and various apron and towel tables run by auxiliary members.
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The
First Baptist Effod
Ice cream and vaké sale at community event
The notice notes food offerings including ice cream and vaké along with other items at a local sale event.
Funeral notices for Jennings Miller Putrault Grant
Obituaries and funeral notices from Southport and city listings dated October 1919. Nehemiah Jennings, 77, funeral October 23 at 2:30 pm from Maple Street residence with Oaklawn Cemetery interment in Fairfield. John Christian Miller, age 19 days over, funeral October 22 at 2 pm at 1888 Stratford avenue mortuary chapel. William Tetrault funeral private from State street parlors October 21. Months mind Mass for John Grant at St Peter's Church Thursday October 23 at 7 am.
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Jennings
Southport
Conn
Nehemiah Jennings
Maple St
al Oaklawn
Fairfield
New York
Miller
John Christian Miller
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Putrault
Wiliam Tetrault
C. L. Dennis
State Street
Cotton market closes at new highs with December at 26.13
The cotton market strengthened with all months reaching new highs. December contracts settled at 26.13, advancing 67 points from the previous close, and later months gained up to 90 points. Export totals reach 928,268 for the season, with port receipts of 62,480 and stock holdings at 1,189,703.
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Neavy York
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