Typewriters Repaired and Probate Notices in Stratford
Probate Court in Stratford and Milford grants six months for creditors to file claims for estates of Cotta Curtis and Myra Read Poder. Notices urge prompt filing, payment of debts, and attestations. administrators listed. Executrixs named, firms and addresses cited.
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Stratford
Cotta Curtis
District of
Clerisna &. Lewis
Coan
Administreteix
John Smith
Bamutl
C. Stiaw
Reentty Brig
Bridgeport
Distric
Milford
Tstate
Myra
Poder
Tate
Court of Pratate
Milfort
Gii Mathe
Ward
Tamriet
Executrix
New York
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices in Bridgeport Norwalk
Deaths listed from Springfield to Bridgeport and Norwalk with funeral plans. Includes Katella Egney widow of Geo Mieveland of Trisgens Conn, viewing at Wilmot and West. burial details planned. Sanrel McBride obituary notes service Dec 2. Esther Gray St. John obituary in New Haven area. Elina Sherwood obituary. funeral arrangements in Norwalk. St John memorial mentions Grove Street Cemetery New Haven. In Memoriam notices and thanks from families mark December 1925 expressions of mourning and gratitude.
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Katella Egney
Geo Mieveland
Trisgens Conn
Wilmot and West, Inc
Lafayette Street
Bridgeport
Ces Etary McBride
San
Rel McBride
Catherine Day
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michaels Cemetery
Sherw
Elina Sdow
Mosewood
Bn Dunnebacke
Mile Street
Norwalk
ST. John
Pridgenport
Mun
Esther Gray
St. John Fungral
Furtal
Grove St
New Haven
Imot & West
Stiff Rate for Money Fails to Scare Off Bulls
New York markets opened with renewed bullish tone as rail stocks and select specialties led gains. Call money rates held firm at a stiff level but did not dampen enthusiasm, with near two million shares traded and renewed public interest across commission houses. Commodities moved unevenly as wheat rose on crop estimates, cotton fluctuated, and crude oil and gasoline saw late rallies.
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New York
Worki
Argentina
Congress
Atlantic Coast Line
Chesapeake and Ohio
Louisville
Nashville
New Haven
Western Pacific
Wheeling and Lake Mine
Qill
Marland
Sloss Sheffield
United States Steel
Gulf States
Penn Seaboard
General Electric Midland Steel Products
Nash Motors
United Drug and Woolworks
Artloom
American Water Works
American Agricultural Chemical Preferred
Air Reduction
Columbia Carbon
Consolidated Cigar
Federal Mining and Smelting
Timber Brothers
Liggett and
3Reyers
Mathieson Ammali
United Cigar Stores
Chrystie
Mack
Willys- Overland
Stromberg
Hudson
Chandler
Treavines
Fisher
General Railway Signal
International Combustion Engineering
Tubber
Time Money
Briand
Slory
Rainy weather halts trading for fruits and meats
Weather conditions paused all wholesale trading yesterday, halting oranges and keeping many markets steady or firm but with price shifts. Apples and most produce showed unchanged prices, while lamb and veal rose slightly, and eggs were easier with plentiful nearbys.
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Hennery
Cotton Market Summary from New York Trade
Cotton market report from New York on December 1 shows a quiet spot with middling prices steady. Futures curve quotes for January, March, May and July indicate modest gains and slight shifts, with prices around 19 to 20 cents per pound and nearby delivery in the high teens to low twenties.
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NEAW
Reducing Discount Rate Cites Slovakia Echoes
The official discount rate was cut today by half a point and now stands at six and a half percent. The announcement references economic conditions in Slovakia and signals a broader policy shift amid market uncertainty.
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Pragie
echosSlovakia
Flour Prices Jump as Wheat Rises
New York December 1 wheat climbed sharply and flour prices followed. Prices for spring wheat patent flour reached 8.00 to 8.25 dollars per barrel, about 74 cents above a month ago, as jobbers depleted stocks and bought in sizable quantities.
Farmers face uphill stretch in postwar crop values
A U S Department of Agriculture report notes crops should yield solid but not spectacular totals this year with food and animal product prices still imbalanced. Despite steadier farm output, farmers confront a wall of exchange resistance as industrial prices stay high and purchasing power declines from prewar levels.
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Caii
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bridgeport Water Company Bonds Offered by Banking Syndicate
A banking syndicate led by Lee Higginson offers Bridgeport Mydlavk company 4.5 percent first mortgage gold bonds Series B, 2000000 dollars, exempt from Connecticut tax and a safe Connecticut Savings Banks investment. Bond security rests on water properties in Bridgeport and surrounding towns valued at 12.57 million dollars, with over 2 million spent on betterments since 1920. Net income in 1924 covered interest. 1925 outlook strong. Dividends of 5 percent on capital stock paid since 1960. stock market value exceeds 8.64 million. Bonds priced at half-2 and interest to yield 4.45 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee, Higginson and Company
Ostabrook and Company
Wineks Bros. and Company
Ce Watson and Company
Putnam and Company
Charles Scranton and Company
Bridgeport Trust Company
Bridgeport Mydvalk Company
Connecticut
Connecticut Savings Banks
Bridgeport
Stratford
Fairfield
Southport
Shelton
Trumbull
Public Utilities Commission
Haad-2
Wall Street News Notes Dec 1 1924 Summary
Wall Street notes show Baldwin Locomotive president predicting losses for 1928 short sellers while November orders reach a post-February high. Internation Shoe prompts a $1.50 quarterly dividend on $6 annualized basis, and Standard Oil confirms a 25 percent stock dividend after Magnolia Petroleum merger. Hercules Powder pays 4 percent extra dividend. Marshall Feld predicts record business and French debt settlement within 60 days. Otis Shield reports strong first ten months profit. Universal Pictures theatre project rumored to cost about $6 million. American Banknote trims common stock value to 19, with 0.40 quarterly dividend on new stock. Sears Roebuck shows 4.8 percent November gain. lumber prices rise $1 per ton. Britain’s 1924-28 era described as mixed adversity and prosperity with electricals and chemicals holding steady as pound stabilizes.
Jennings Reflects On Baseball Greats In Telegram Series
Hugh Ambrose Jennings, a lifelong major league figure, will publish a Telegram series evaluating the game's best players and managers. From 1894 to 1902 he played for Louisville Baltimore Brooklyn and Philadelphia, later managing Detroit from 1907 to 1920 and serving as an assistant to John McGraw with the New York Giants since 1920. Jennings will rank players, teams, and managers and name three all star all time squads.
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Hugh Ambrose Jennings
Louisville
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Detroit
John Joseph McGraw
New York Giants
Jennings
Hughie Jennings
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Royston
Sam Crawford
Wahoo
Nek
Telegram
Gaide
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Tag
Malin St. Nob'r
MONTY
Imortgages
Bary Minteraddie
John. Worth AG
Caroll
State Trealty
Iranistan Ayr
Westlawn
Faurfield Ave
Radio
EAMLO
Dawn
Stewart Motor Co
Fairfeld Ave
Aire
Wood Ave. Bar
Rover
Rairfield
Nmr
Sisier
Cour
Mes
Barnes
Tokan
St. Fiennes
Elta
Thanes
Charles L. Dennis
State St
Gallagher & Gallagher Undertakars
Fairfield Ave
Sacnum
JI. Gorman Pnsdertarir
John &. Noble
Commissioner of Agriculture
State of
Praguf
Camanioce Mssocmies
Boster
Wall Street News
Samuel Vauclain
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Co Commonsto
International Shoe’ Company
Standard Oil Company of New York
Magnolia Petroleum
Standards
Hercules Powder Company
Marshall, Feld and Company
James Simpson
United States
Otis Shcel
J. Kulas
Devender
Wall Street
Aelo
Universal Pictures Company
Shields and Company
Little Banking Syndicate
American Banknate Company
Sears Rhoebuck
N Mer
Karashny
Iran
Great Britain
Jainkers Trust Company
Telegram Daily
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North American
Alliance
Art Jennings Sage
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