Goods and Services Advertised in Stratford Sale Listings
A cluttered Stratford newspaper column lists miscellaneous items for sale including coal, lumber, hardware, and farm goods. It advertises second hand plumbing, boilers, and office equipment, along with furnaces, a Ford truck, and assorted groceries and produce. Contacts include local suppliers like Ideal Coal Co and Barnum Ave vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Noble
Nate Calt
Stratford Busi
Ford
Birdsey Somers
Connecticut Ave
Logan St
Thatcher
Joseph Glass
Rernum
Cate
Stratford
Barnum Ave
Watkina
Morris Farm
For Sale Mixed Lot of Apparel and Coats
Classified short listing offers men youths overcoats ladies dresses and coats including Beaver collar items. Note mentions painting and decorating services and a general sale near Stratford Ave with contact barum. Items include sewing machines and farm gear. multiple ages and sizes referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Ave
Baraum
Lofts For Factories or Storage Stores
Frederick J Torner is cited in a fragmentary notice about lofts for factories or storage spaces at a central reasonable bar area on R27. The readable portion mentions responsiveness and an unspecified bill, with limited context on location or agency.
Obituary notices from Fairfield and New Haven areas
Death notices from 1923 to 1925 list several residents including Constantino De Mattia of Southport aged 43 years and 20 days died in New Haven. Funeral arrangements are noted for Kings Highway Southport and St Thomas Church Fairfield with interment at Fairfield St Thomas Cemetery. Other entries include Henrietta Freida Drichler of Fairfield aged 75, John G Flynn of New York City aged 66, Jaime Bertram Gebdle of New Boren Canal, Emmi Van Ween of this city aged 43 and Elizabeth Wohneton of this city aged 74. Funeral services and interment locations are given for each, with multiple churches and cemeteries named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rybble
George
Intelai
Sarah FE Andrews
Remington Barnimienne
Witham Sreet
St Booth Cemeters Nichols
Kings Highmas Southport
Parl Cemeters Faynsn
New York City
John G Flynn
This Ciy
Mullins Scott
Redgate
Golden Hall Stret
Dee
St Charles
Gebbif
New Boren Cann
Jaime Bertram Geb
Dickerman
Paneril Pillars of Beecher & Lernett
Broadway
New Traven Orn Oon
Mondit
Opm
Vas Wagne
Emmi van Ween
Ah Xears
Gilher Street
Dex
Takeview
Sarah
John Glinnmae
New Yorket
Matthias Lott
Red Gate
Fromer Chirles
St Wiehir
Flynn
Connectant Company
Ear
Sears
New York
Misa
Gladys W Flynn
149Th Street
Ecuador Invites Princeton Man To Direct Finances
AP reports Professor E W Kemmerer of Princeton declined comment on Ecuador’s plan to appoint him to supervise a reform of the country’s financial system. The invitation was first extended last summer during his Chile project, but he postponed speaking due to Princeton duties. The government will present the offer in Washington through its minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringo
Tan Yo
E W Kemmerer
Princeton University
Tomtly
Althomahh
Chile
Princeton
Ecuador
Washington
Kemmerer
Obituaries from 167 Kings Highway and surrounding areas
Multiple funeral notices for Henrietta Frada Dricklen, Lucy Withington, John Glinn, Flynn, Emma van Winger, Matha Landes, Michael Seman, and others. Surviving spouses, children, and cemeteries named. Services at home or churches, with burial at Park Cemetery or local plots. Occurred over weekend. dates and exact times vary by entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Frada Dricklen
Christopher Dricklen
Kings Highway
Emma van Wigner
Shibert Stree
Faieview
Harriss
Churches Finish Drives For Next Year’s Expenses
Mintle observed Golden Rule Sunday as many city churches completed annual budget drives. St Johns Tptsopal planned $37,772.87. United Church budget rose near $20,000 to $697,574.17 including benevolent funds. St Pauls Episcopi budget reached $10,000. Park Street Congregational pledged over $15,000 of a 18,773.5 goal for 1926. Donations came from 160 workers and many members yet reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintle
St Johns Tptsopal
Stephen Fish Sherman
Frederick H Silliman Andrew RB. Smith
Carl Dietz
The
United Church
St Pauls Episcopi
Eosmuth Street
T . Rutledge Beale
Schoo
Connecticut Building Boom Speeds Up in 1926
Building activity across Connecticut climbs past last year’s levels with 319 permits issued this week versus 263 in the same week of 1924. The week’s new construction value totals 1,773,762 dollars, higher than last year’s 1,230,199 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Businessmen to Probe Land Deals in Florida
New York Newark bureau announces inquiry led by Buffalo man John W Girne as Florida land schemes appeal to investors nationwide. Partnerships with state commerce groups and bureaus in Miami and Tampa aim to gather data, with concerns over dubious value and market reentry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Miarida
Army Needs $70 000 to Finish Confederate Records
Washington reports that the Army seeks 70 000 dollars to finish compiling Confederate forces records begun in 1963. General Robert C. Davis says funds are justified to complete adjudication of pension and home benefits claims, scholarships, and headstones for Confederate states. Completion is expected within one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert C Davis
Davis
Divi
Saeien
Anysider
Bond Market Shows Modest Gains Amid International Shifts
In New York and London bond activity edged higher as the Bank of England cut its discount rate to five percent, boosting expectations of higher U.S. rates. Strong sterling demand signaled funds may flow to Britain, while U.S. government issues remained steady and repair talks lifted French and German debt prospects. The Murray Bonds liquidation spurred a price drop, and the Dow-like quiet persisted in treasury and liberty issues with the NYSE confirming investment-only trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Bank of
Murray Bods Corporation
Bonda
France
Consisiens
United States
Belgium
Germany
Dawes
Liberty
Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Treasury issues 450 million in one year notes
Treasury announces sale of 450 million dollars in one year notes and 334 million in certificates of indebtedness to finance 1925 operations. The issue aims to reduce debt and extend liquidity to March 16, with plans to retire 480 million in maturing notes and certificates by December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Mellon
1926 Building Forecast and Industry Prospects
A 1926 building outlook discusses likely activity levels and the construction industry’s pace. Analysts indicate a potential decline in output with estimates around ten percent, while other figures suggest a smaller drop or near stability as builders respond to demand and policy signals. The piece notes expert disagreement on the magnitude of decline and emphasizes broad trends over precise figures.
Irving Fisher Weekly Index Review of 1920 Price Peak
The Irving Fisher weekly index shows wholesale prices and purchasing power relative to 1818. It notes May 1920 peak prices at 147 percent above prewar levels and the dollar equaling 0.405 prewar dollars. The article cites Dun's Weekly Review for quotations and War Industries Board for weights, with 1920 and 1922 figures and monthly averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth
Irving Fisher
Houghton Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Newton
Mass
Dun
War Industries Board
Toleld
Connecticut Apple Market Holds Steady Amid Strong Prices
The Connecticut agriculture report notes firm apple demand with top grades around 4.25 per barrel, boxed Western apples rising 20 to 50 cents per box from last month, and overall market strength into the postholiday period. Vegetable prices stay steady, with cabbage and onions showing resilience, while potato and grain markets move slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Pacific Coast
California
Colorado
Refrigerating Work Progress at Read's Store
Read's refrigerating work continues as Ratley Refriatering and Supply Co installs cooling equipment for the new D M Tord department street and John streets location. A carbon dioxide compressor and brine chill plant will supply cool water throughout the building with refrigerators in the rafters on the fifth floor, now nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ratley Refriterating and
South Searwall
Greeeeling
Tohn Streets
Svatan
Bulding
Financial World Satisfied With Business Outlook
Financial World reports favorable developments in the business sector as the stock market recovers its balance. Wholesale trade shows off season slack but replacement orders stay strong while steel and pig iron production rise. Railroads post higher October earnings and capital flows shift with London rates influencing credit conditions. Continuous themes include manufacturing orders, oil prices, and wheat price signals amid evolving rail and financial policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Okers
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bank of England
Credi
London
Whelesa
Congress
Intertate Commerce Commission
New York Federal Reserve
Bank of Brand
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COAL
Ideal Coal CO
NOBLE
Boston
I Morris Farm
Michels
oTier
Mvactt
Frederick J Torner
OED
J. Gorman Andfriaker
John of Noble
Christopher Drickten
Augustus Withington
Jucy Withington
West Avenue
William Horace Dar
Lnited
Iate Burmal
Park Cemetery
Alban Landon
George Lamb
Tanmy Landes
Herman Landes
Canitol Avenue
Michael Seman
Michael Seman Fertx
Mrounder
St Johns Great Cathoh
Adtock Birra
St Johns Esmeten
Emma van Wagner
Constantine de Wath
Constantine Po Matha
Sorepert
Elaven
Ithp
St Thomis Hao Ho Fairfield Ap
St Thomas Cemetery
George S Bibbie
Fihe
Sarah Ff
Adrew
Fibble
Reds
HOA Peniston Barnum Qavende
Nichols
James B
Gebbie
Toms Bertram Gebbie Sixts
Srw
Ion New Hiven
Thursda
Hkeeche
Fennett
Ewich City
Samuel Krause
Samuel Sobel
Eintracht
Mr Krai
Leum Krause
David Krause
Benjamin Krause
D Niet
Deaming
Oodina Gener
England
Antonia Phing
Montreg
Evstwald
Spain
Lhunias &Tiler
Rupas
Ller
Pura
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Statie of
Read’s
Tinhi Hest
Nd Wade
Hawley
Federal Reserve
Financial World
Associated Gas and Electric System
Manila
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Wormation Comeernina Associated Facdites and Securities
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Corporation
State
Fidelity Loan Corp
John Bet John
Walthead
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