Market Dullness Persists Despite Favorable Developments
In New York on April 11 the stock market showed continued dullness amid mixed domestic and foreign signals over the weekend. Clearing House reserve deficits kept money tight with call loans at 7 percent, while cottons and Irish issues saw modest gains and European markets overall firmed, though speculative shorts trimmed advances by session close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
British Isles
Fecline
Berneyivania
Gacgo Lediher
Shorts
Republic
Invusible
Gethlehem
Baldwing
Causing
Joe
Bridgeport Brides Marry Foreign-born Husbands in Record Year
Report by Heath Officer Dr. W. H. Coon reveals 1,796 Bridgeport marriages last year. Of brides 1,486 were U S born while 998 grooms were born in the United States. Italians supplied the most foreign husbands, 181, and Austro Hungary furnished 174 foreign wives. US brides wed wide range of nationalities. US-born grooms did not marry Spanish Armenian or Greek brides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coon
Bridgeport
Heath
W. H. Coon
United States
Austria-Hungary
Srooms
Smithy and Real Estate Man Fined After Combat
The town court fined Benson F Snyder a real estate dealer at Devon and Joseph Viela a blacksmith 320 each plus costs after a heated argument led to a punch. Snyder appealed none and the case heads to the court of common pleas next Monday. Frank Smith found guilty of breaking and entering and jailed two days. Also bids invited for Greenfield Hill school project with completion by August 15, 1921. Turkish cavalry attacks around Brusa reported unsuccessful with both sides preparing for offensives in Western Konia. a Greek destroyer seized a leader in the Black Sea campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltord
Benson F. Snyder
Devon
Joseph Viela
J. J. Brown
Ars
Fiela
Snyder
Pones
Court of Common Pleas
Mey
Vila
B. Forler
Stodd
DO. W. Platt
Samuel Ritkies
Viola
Frank Smith
Waterbury
Smith
Chief Maher
James T. Paterson
iHigh Street
Bridgeport
Greenfield Hill
Fairield
Conn
Slonday
Sheriff Pease
Fairfield County Court i
Ita
Pri
Tne
von Lwi
Town of Ta School Committee
Resery
Ara’ Faireleld
Conetandinoplde
Aroua
Brusa
Western
Konia
Sasas
Im4assan
Taxes On The Grand List Of 1920 Notice
Notice to Bridgeport taxpayers that taxes on the grand list of 1926 are due at the Tax Collector’s Office City Hall Rooms 4 and 5. The collector will be there April 1 1951 and daily thereafter except Sundays from 3 A M to 5 P M and Saturdays 9 A M to 12 noon to collect taxes. After May 25 1921 interest at 0.75 percent per month will be added to unpaid taxes on the first of each month. Howard Smith Tax Collector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Bridgeport
City Hall
Howard
SMLPH
Taz Colle
Mail Early campaign urged by Bridgeport postmaster
Bridgeport postmaster Charles J Greene urged local manufacturers to cooperate in a mail early campaign to ease evening congestion. Businesses should mail as early as possible and specify post office addresses to streamline dispatch and delivery, with parcels on special delivery at extra cost.
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Bridgeport
Abe ‘Orsug
Charles J. Greene
General Hays
Toost
Nm Teanl Troara
Imahe
Elmars
Wykfeld
Trimors
Milford
Stratford
Great Northern Urges $230000000 Bond Issue
Oklahoma wins in suit to gain big oil fields as Great Northern and Northern Pacific railways seek a $230 million bond issue to secure securities. Officials testified at a commerce commission hearing. The article notes Supreme Court actions on a boundary dispute between Texas and Oklahoma and the impact on oil deposits.
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Greoie
Wetaria. New At Bhip & c
Aria Goldfield
Theavere
al Fae
Boly
Nate
Rentral
Tebacan Rania
Winn Penn
Ali
Ans
Peng Sea
Steed
Ry Hedy Vsog Walt
Virginia
Sit
Fran Everson
Esas
Sears Raasne
Connor
Son Ghia
South Bays
Chile
Studeha
Ian Solua
Texas
den & Rio Ga
Agen
Ns Texa
Enizeont Tohn
Anan Tininn Pacific
Oh Wain Torn
Ferie
Easteen
Eugene Au
Ng Pano
Ky Oh
Mary
Aemeon
Arica
TELCO
Inter Agri
Son
Mit
WY Wescsch Co
Great Northern Urges
Oklahoma
Board of
Read
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Vision Afiicins
Ines
Jverstate Commerce Commission
Conml
Great Northern and Northern Tacitic
Howard Jovits Caairman
Northern Vacue
Ruion Budd
Grew Sorthan
Washington
Ohta - Forma
Iin
Lhe
Jeep
Volnalia Red River
Willel
Uxeenl
Associain
Ohlehemi
United States
Spain
Ganisiana
Sederal
Grain market reports May delivery drop to 1915 low
Wheat and corn futures moved erratically with May wheat sliding to a 1915 low while July contracts rose slightly on drought fears and hopes for Irish coal settlement. Hog futures weakened as pork prices declined, and oats and corn posted modest losses amid mixed demand and weather signals from Hungary and Romania.
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Minas
Kansas
Nebraska
Hungary
Roamann
Bulger
Sruin
Market Report Notes Odd Prices and Grain Action
The brief market update notes irregular dairy and creamery items with varied quotes. It lists milk prices and creamery identifiers, mentions higher grain prices and rental notes, and records a spot cotton price around 1420 with mixed values observed in April.
Canadian Pulp Wood Threatened By Bud Worm
The bud worm ravages threaten Canada’s pulp wood supply used for U S newsprint. G C Woodward of Campbellton Que cites widespread damage across 70 million acres with potential loss of half the visible wood. Dr P F Dab hum notes fires and logging have destroyed mills, risking prolonged paper production shutdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canadi
Ameri
Department of Commerce
G. C. Woodward
Campbellton
Tle
Bachum
Quebey
Ibeen
Army supplies to be placed on sale
Army commodities to be sold at an army lot on a specified avenue and city. Items listed include sweet extract coffee gelatin ginger hominy pickles sausage tea tobacco onions potatoes and turnips. sale runs until exhaustion of stock per official notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Lot
Unclear bidding note on April money firmery site
A fragmentary OCR note references an April money bid on a site with numbers 7 and 6, mentioning SPW and a first lean. The text is garbled and lacks recoverable names, places, or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPW
Oo Walt Money Firmery
Notice for Wirt jv quarter ending April 1 1921
Notice to pay the quarter ending April 1 1921 bills due at the company office 820 Main Street by April 15 1921. Office hours Saturdays 8 AM to 1 PM. Bran es Grothenton secretary.
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Wirt
Main Street
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Ernie Orl
Gartinil
Nak
Ani
Bankers
Camety
Sayy Vorik
Sput Ete
Jon Aaiet
Hae
Province of
Quebec
Bridgeport. Hydraulic Company
Sid
Branes
Grothenton
Clarke Bulletin
Joseph B. Clarke & Co
Broadway
Equitable Industrial Loan Society Incorporated
Papa Ave
Main St
Sud Pigor
State
Gori
Banking Commission Supervision
Pocket
Stank Exchanges
Chicany Stock Exchange
New York Garb
Acapy
S.S Ruskay & Co
Ferramdshea
Bridgeport, Conn
Noble
A. M. Wooster
Ormerly
U S. Patent Office
G. H. Braddock
Examining Corps
U. S. Patent Office Security
Nevesaary
Hrederuort Mistchan 1
Enor Association
Frederick G. Lalley
First National Bank of Bridgeport
Barnum
the Brioc Report Trust CO
State Street
the City National Bank
Comer Bank St
First Mortgage
Guaranty & Trust CO
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Southern New England Telephone Co
Farre] Foundry & Machine Co
Hincks Bros. & CO
Nevy Yori Stock Exchange
Savings and Foreign Exchange
The
First National Bank
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