Wall Street News Notes Highlights 1926 profits and deals
Wall Street notes report quarterly and half year profits for several firms including Marlin Rockwell Merrimac Manufacturing Texan and Pacific Railroad Westinghouse Maytag Chandler Cleveland Southern Dairies and Commercial Solvents. Also reports on dividends stock values and an acquisition talk involving National Tea Co and Piggly Wiggly stores. General Atterbury elected director of Continental and Commercial National Bank in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Marlin Rockwell Corporation
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
Texan and Pacific Railroad Company
Wall Street
National Tea Company
William Wallace Atterbury
Pennsylvania Railroad
Continental and Commercial National Bank
Chicago
Realty Records summarize property transfers and quit claims
Real estate transfers list Samuel Zimmer to Max Cohen and others, deeds on Capitol Avenue and Whittier Street, Pine Street, Armstrong Place, and more. Several mortgage deeds show values including 82,250 and 317,004, with quit claims involving John Devine and Adele Malafronte and receivership by John A. Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Zimmer
Max Cohen
Capitol Avenue
Joseph G. Morin
Thoms3
Maretone
Armstrong Place
Ald Seeley Street
Anna Walkiman
Angelina
Andrew Balogh
Whittier Street
Regina Kien
Margaret E. Jennings
Tranisian Avenue
Gloveant Bueshick
Gacena Gulcio
Holyrod Avenue
Mountain Grove Cemetery Association
Fred L. Mills
De+ney street
City National Bank
William M. Stowe
Overland
Jwsus Mugsenfeld
George Walder
Beechwood Avenue
Samuel Dawe
Newfield Bank and Trust Company
Smith Street
John Ulbrick
Yeank Virag
Bridgeport Fee Ple
Bridgeport Fee Ple's Savings Bank
Brew- Stuy Street
Flora G. Wheeler
City Savings
Richardson Street
Bath
Jobe Kartovsky
The
City Savings Bank
Howard Avgenue
John F. Devine
Toy Wiliam B. Hertine
Charles P. Wilson
Frederick
Crouch
Adele Malafronte
Jerry Malafronte
Samuel Kale
Max E. Elprin
John A. Cornell
W. J. Collins Company, Inc
Shipping Arrivals and Sailings Reported in August News
Shipping arrivals list multiple transatlantic crossings with vessels including Mauretania Empress of Scotland Verdi and President Wilson. Ports mentioned include New York Southampton Laconia Quebec Paris Lisbon and Manila with dates like July 27 28 and August 2.
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Laconia
New York
Liverspool
Majestic
Southampton
Mauretania
Plymouth
Veendam
Rotterdam
Augusta
Hamburg
Quebec
Wilson
Giuseppe Verdi
Palermo
Mrdson
Manila
Seattle
Megantic
Queenstown
Montreal
Patria
Lisbon
Crude Oil Price Cut in Wooster Creamery District
Findlay Ohio August 2 crude oil price down by 50 cents a barrel. ChiA Ol company lowers Wooster crude to 1.57 a barrel reducing costs for local buyers and affecting regional markets.
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Findlay
Ohio
Associated Press
Tha Chia Ol Company
City Employes Sail on Long Island Sound
About 45 city employes from City hall offices enjoyed a three hour sail on Long Island Sound aboard the steamer Northumberland last night. Sandwiches were served at Pleasure Beach after the 4 pm start, an orchestra played dance music, and dinner followed while guests enjoyed beach freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island Sound
Pleasure Beach
Should We Buy A Home Without Money Saved Up
The piece weighs whether buying a home without savings is wise. It notes modern schemes ease entry but warns against rushing in without own funds. It cites benefits of saving a fifth of the price for better terms and selection, and urges caution before commitments.
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Stl Il
Aso
Obituary notices list multiple local deaths and services
Obituary items cover Tyrold Moss drowned at Rockaway Beach with funeral yesterday at the family home in Cleveland Avenue. Zaron Badgidlan, World War II veteran, had services at American Legion post and burial with firing squad honors in Mountain Grove. Mary Sullivan’s funeral occurred at Mullins Redgate parlor and St. Mary’s Church with Mass. Mrs. Mary Hanner Wetchardt funeral at Stratford home. Thomas H. Trelease Sr. to be buried at Lakeview after services at Stratford avenue mortuary.
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Tyrold Moss
Fraternity
Orothers
Alpha Et Ra
Wesleyan University
Herold Moss
Rockaway Beach
Edwin Moss
Cleveland Aveni
W. R. Scott
U.S. A
Ing
St. George's Chairch
Charles H. Hendrickson
Cuyler Shay
Gilbert H. Schwerdtle
Carlton Weidenhammer
Elmore Lyford
Beaumont Wicks
Birlawas
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Zaron Baleidlan
Zaron Badeidlan
American Legion
Golden Hill Street
Harry Congdon
Zaran Badgian
304Th Infantry
France
Plek
U. S
New York City
Mullins
Redgate
Mountain Grove
Connecticut Natives Guard
Har. W. Congdon
Mary Nivate
Mary Sullivan
Elias Street
Scott and Redgite
Golden Imm Street
St. Mary's Church
M. Ernest Wilson
Nicholas Abriola
Marta
Joan Michael McDonough
John Kronen
James Sullivan
William Bridy
Frederick Schackett
Nelann
A. Henreux
St. Michael's Cemetery
M. Ernest Wileson
Macy Wasner-t Wetchardt
Mary Haner-Wetchardt
Rer Sletcy
Matilda Poll
Strateford. Avenue
Stratford
H. D. Wiemer
German Reformed Church
Park Cemetery
Thomas Wr, Trelease
Thomas H. Trelease
Beardsley Terrace
August G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Lakeview
Bridgeport
Trelease
Eddyville
N. Y
Bugle Call Wins 2:10 Trot at Monroe Meet
Bugle Call a bay gelding owned by H. M. Stanaford of Springfield Masse driven by Art Martin won the straight heat in the 2:10 trot for the richest purse of the opening day at the Orange county client meeting in Monroe Clara Bascom the favorite finished third.
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Bugle Call
Middletown
Associated Press
H. M. Stanaford
Springfield
Mass
Art Martin
Orange County
Monroe
Clara Bascom
Gallagher resigns from Milford police board amid reform clashes
Milford August 2 Lawrence T Gallagher a Democratic member of the Board of Police Commissioners handed his resignation to First Selectman Harry M Merwin and said he quit over improper conditions on the board He accused J Burton Smith Ford and others of partisan influence and questioned expenditures on investigations tied to liquor raids He suggested sport for merit not favors and criticized plans to appoint a lieutenant while duties and pay would be misaligned He indicated possible future service on the Board of Finance for Gallagher which could follow a Democratic Town committee meeting that week.
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Milford
Lawrence T. Gallagher
Board of Police Commissioners
First
Gallagher
Warner
Hall Fagan
Smith
Ford
Arthur Harris
Sergi Gelpronner
Harris
Democratic Party
Ciagher
Board of Finance
Morgan P. Tibbaly
Democratic Town Committee
Michael on throne as regency meets in Bucharest
Aug 2 report from Bucharest notes King Michael I, soon to be eighteen, sitting on the throne as regency governs state affairs. Queen Marie describes him as mischievous yet bright. he loves fires and teasing dogs, while tutors remind him he is a king. Local color includes palace scenes and playful remarks about his future coronation.
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Bucharest
Associated Press
Kingg Michael I
Rowmank
Tedey
Marie
Mud Mickey
Michael
Nils
Racing Results Racing events with multiple races and contenders
Results cover six races for two and three year olds plus older horses. Pola and Timekeeper posted times in the first race, Sahillelah Steepie Chase saw Brantome prevail, Retaliate and Crystal Pennant led in the mile, Happy Argo and Extreme contested the six furlongs, Sledge Hammer led two year olds, and War Lord headed the 1 1/8 mile feature with several rivals listed as also ran.
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Pola
H. Thurber
Skavar
G. Ellis
Barnes
Star Gold
Rendezvous
the Cossack
Fog
Sporting Vein
Bystander
Inca
Aster
Ryhme
Reason
Judge Bartlett
Ederle
Millson
Kite
Bridegroom
Brantome
A. Ferguson
Nomad
Cheyne
Maureen Bawn
F. Precse
Ron—Rorkes Drift
Crimson Dawn
RACH
K. Horvath
Crystal Pennant
F. Weiner
Bewithus
G. Johnson
Royel Play
Astron
Easy Money
Royal Change
Happy Argo
O'Donnell
Extreme
Storm King
Fatex
Gun Royal
Bonnie Khayyam
Monterrat
Millwick
W. Kelsay
L. Fator
E. Barnes
Montanio
Jack Dempsey
Charley J. S. Red Bridge
Beelzebub
Laughing
Fair Enough
Binnacte
Postage
St. Benoit
War Lord
Craigmyle
Abel
Weiner
Rarmond
Fisher
Clear Sky
Black Bart
Tractor
Raceland Results Race by Race Summary
Six races list with ages, weights, purses, distances, and top paying horses. Notable results include Double Rainbow, Osceola, Ruth Gold, Tho Cold, Red Room, Norseman, with times shown and payouts to place and show. Also ran names include Cobweb, Walking Name, Ferguson, and West Point among others.
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Ruth Gold
Meyer
Chillcutt
Ste Barker
Root
Tima
rin—Ferguson
Runall
Undergrowth
Letter Six
Chex
Osceola
Start
Scoble
Tath Jackson
Caphagan
Panorel
Dawn of Virginia
Longworth
Red Room
Roser
Frank
Greta
Mertz
Dentess
Divorere
Golden Tinted
Clear Star
Madam Emelie
Per
Lincoln Race Day Results Show Mixed Finishes Across Seven Races
The Lincoln track card lists seven races for three year olds up, with purses from 1,200 to 81,700 and one mile to one and a sixteenth miles. Notable performances include Agnes Call and Red Grange in early races, Lieutenant Seth and Etern Magic in middle events, and Wrackhorn and Shasta Bally among the top finishers in later stakes.
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Agnes Call
Jenner
Shasta Lad
Philpot
Red Grange
Pool
Blaze of Our Gains
Blue Manx
Hats Up
Baalbec
McComas
Vellas
Hornsby
Plehon
Elizabeth Seth
Deprema
Hardy
Red Heart
George Groom
Lieutenant Seth
Bowden
Etern
Magic
Russell
Princess Elma
J. Smith
Casino
Ruben
Reelin
Mary Carr
Sphere
Homage
Imperial Eagle
Suc
Stutches
Chiovetth
Helen EB
McGonrgle
Joe Adams
Morris
Lady Loose
Ey Lou
Kischer Macher
Spring Ban Honeyfish
Pug
Joy Bells
Blue Rose
Isaac L
Mace
Barbara
Rothermel
McDeamore
Rhinock
Picton
Cudgeller
Binary Star
Fannie J
Woolridge
W. Garner
Fairy Man
Sea Lion
Guerdon
Lepanta
Benito
Wrackhorn
Shasta Bally
Hughes
Bird Behave
McDermott
Delacour Named Treasurer of Veterans Home
Lieutenant Colonel Benedict M Holden was elected chairman of the Veterans Home commission at the state capitol. Colonel Rex B Delacour of Stratford, previously temporary chairman, was named treasurer. Delacour’s record includes leading the Connecticut State Guard in World War I and serving as a Stratford representative in the 127th General Assembly. The commission considered several applicants for superintendent, but no appointment was made. Henry J Seeley remains in charge during the search, with Arthur G Bennett in temporary charge. The commission will visit Fitch’s Home for Soldiers at Noroton to assess needs, and a follow up meeting will gather their recommendations.
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Benedict M. Holden
Veteran’s Home Commission
Atete Capitol Ceaters
Day
Rex B. Delacour
Strathford
Houlden
Reepubliven Club
Hartford
Norston
Military Mergency Board
Connecticut State Guard
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Toronto
Delacour
Stratford
House of Representative
Henry J. Seeley
Arthur GC. Bennett
Charles H. Sprague
Veterans’ Home Commission
Soldiers’ Hospital Bord
Fitch
Soldera
Noroton
Multiple Local Obituaries From August 1927 Notices
In Norwalk and surrounding cities notices report deaths of William H. Barnum aged in his CSth year. Michael Capozzi, James Gilmore, Mary Heeds, Gustave Peichert, Thomas H. Trelease, Mary Hafner Weichardt with funeral details at local chapels and churches. Interments set at Lakeview, Park, or St. Michael cemeteries. services held Aug 3–5 in 1927.
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Bane M
Norwalk
Conn
William H. Barnum
Frands
Henry E. Bishop
Mortusery
Fairfield Avenue
Briggsport
Lakeview Cemetery
Michael Capozzi
Lezting
Revenue
St. Raphael's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Tom Thumb Street
James Gilmore
William L. McCarty
North Fvente
Park Cemetery
UELDS
Middletown
Mary Heeds
Bridgeport
Louis E. Richards & Son
Main Street
Lakeview
Pechert
North Avenue
Mary
Gustave Peichert
Uer
St. Pauls German Lutheran Church
Harriet Street
Trelease
Thomas H. Trelease
Beardsley Park Terrace
Imonth
Baker
Stratford Avenue
Lake
Flow
Kingston
Weichardt
Stratford
Mary Hafner
Earnest Weichardt
Miildy Fill
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Cash F Boon Stone
Madison Ave
Park and
Maplewood Ave
Park
Harral Ave
East Side
Joseph DE Nigris & CO
East Main Street
TEL
Barnum
Fasul ST. AD
Greenes
PRIVE
Madera
William T. Wor
Broan Street
Stratfield
Ruben Rerehen
Phong
Dave Dance Mertahee
Genes Leavy Elysted Weite
Archdress
Peston Pole Road
Nieal
T Tan
New Uayen
Tom
Clark & Sonite & Latavette
Cerengeport Hospital
Robyn
Yannick
Clark & Son Tor
Lafayette
Hega Lloor
Kunslek
Bhatti
Noah Vtiekeee
Americane Clark & Son Vor State & Latasente St Bor
Agiscre
Pickett Fair
Kenge
Br Vincent
Clark & Son Vella
Park Avenue
BO Bae
Gareme
Tong Mirl
Wuteen
Meudon
Newfield Coal Company
Rate Coal Alt Haven
Aioe
Cernee Grand
Gave Stone
Oking Cues
Altiw
Clomt Waster
Tailing Aavag
A.W. Grand Ton Cts
Dex Wolf Ray
Heenan
Maine
iGlaht
KK Ean
Klis Ward
Heoakinwa
Kaderle
Loltins
Wand Ave
Squire
Palace Theatre
Wonster
Noble
Weetan
Valley Forge
Harryerg
Westpure
Trucking
Stover
Walevesk
Pairfield Ave
Uelisbia
Bern Toral Tong
Weston Eupty
H. Coonan
Louie Wistanee
Sienvederal
Feand
Piaho Meyer
Femme Ible
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Lens
Phinett
W. Latler
Hutt
Wil Reat Hamel
Msin St
Ely
Wwe Aw Speenlty
Kod
Deane
Tin Ass Rata St
Uriana
Fargus Will
Frank H. Fate Co
Efor
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Jasmin
Sud State St.elleiie
Welch's Bay
Big Stratford
Priette Arwrican
St. Jon
Miss I. Uradines
Laren
Rivett Deven
Urnetuds
Onge
Witters
Fey
Geo. Rarne
Shore Cottages
Emat Health Conhs
Trilges
Willeam Reirens
Heston
Chisbet
Amnt
Ito
Owilliam
Thy
Wolfram
Lot M
N.m
Pridgen
George W
Toby
Extelle Wasvick
Frank Wansick
Bi Hldge
Fairfield County Investors Mortgage & Guaranty CO
Plowe
Presik EB
Suramar
Sev's- Ray
Wieristiee
Wall Street News
American Brass Company
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Maytag Company
Chandler-Cleveland Motors Corporation
Southern Dairies, Inc
West Penn Electric Co
Commercial Solvents Corporation
Missouri Pacific Railroad
BY Aarland G. Allen
Police Board
Throne Room
Knights of Old
Saratoga
Double Rainbow
Efeldee
Society Scandal
Osinb
Dr. T
Dabney
Alr Castle
Parmelee
Sweet Inver
Traptoe
Mulligan
Andry
Lincoln
Dr. Tanner
Desert Gold
Barn Dollar
Gentleman Jouetta
My Destiny
Repeater
Clapper
Paul Weidel I
Willeam
Tlomse
Thomas PL
Howard Ave
C.L. Dennis & Son
Fairfield Ave
Baroum
Graham
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