Local Produce and Dairy Prices Listed for Farm Trade
A compiled price list shows varied costs for fruits vegetables dairy and livestock. Items include apples oranges grapes cranberries and peppers with per box or per bushel rates. dairy products like butter and eggs. meats such as beef veal lamb and pork. plus hay grain and feed prices at the farm level. Abbreviations indicate packaging units and regional sources throughout the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McIntosh
Malaga
Arge
Kennery
Your Money Problem by Harland H Allen
A column on life choices between staying in a hometown and seeking opportunities elsewhere. It argues local reputation travels, warns that failures are viewed differently at home, and encourages weighing financial and social consequences before moving. It stresses that character and family history influence hiring more than distant impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ufe
Nanette
Peter
Put Your Rights in Writing In Everyday Business
An article urges people to insist on written agreements for contracts with strangers or agents. It notes that written promises help protect rights in leases, guarantees, repairs, or unusual arrangements. Emphasizing clear, specific terms, it warns agent authority matters and avoids overreaching promises.
Stock Averages Bond Market Totals Report
Bond market averages show ten first grade rails at 93.00, ten secondary rates at 94.80, utilities 15.85, industrials 100.81 and 200.73. Combined average 94.07 for today, 96.12 month ago, and 85.40 year ago. Total bond rates by par value equal 14,137,000 dollars.
Money Market Report From New York
Call money firm all loans six percent closing date six time loans steady mixed collateral sixty to ninety nine year notes four six to eight four to thirty six months four eight to three prime mercantile paper four one four four one two
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Cotton New York Prices Mixed Amid Slow Market
Cotton futures closed barely steady with fractional moves across led by December at 12.225, January 11.93, March 12.16, May 12.72, and July 12.59. Spot market remained quiet with middling at 12.46.
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New York
Rubber closes steady with December at 36.90
New York December rubber prices closed steady with December futures at 36.90, March at 37.90, and May at 38.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Exchange Inaugurates Listing Application Service
The New York Stock Exchange announced a new service that will provide investment bankers banks and brokers with copies of listing applications as approved by the exchange governing committee. The aim is to supply investors nationwide with complete statements on all corporations whose stocks and bonds are listed on the exchange.
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New York
Dec
New York Stock Exchange
United States
Three Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in New Haven
Three bankruptcy petitions were filed today listing debts for Isaac Posner of Waterbury at 6529.11 with assets around 1000, Edward P. Krauth of East Berlin with liabilities 1668.17 and assets 685.57, and Abraham Spector of Hartford with liabilities 2570 and assets 700.
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New Haven
Dec
Isaac Posner
Waterbury
Edward P. Krauth
East Berlin
Abraham Spector
Hartford
Wool sales rise at London market with strong demand
At the London wool sales today 11,142 lots were offered and 10,000 found buyers. Demand remained steady among home and continental operators at unchanged prices. Lower grade wools showed improved demand with France more active in buying.
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London
Dec
France
The Value of Written Guarantees in Leases and Deals
The text urges insisting on written contracts and specifications for guarantees and services. It warns that verbal promises often lack enforceable detail, leaving parties with only a vague duty of reasonable service. It advocates clear written agreements with friends and the public to prevent misunderstandings.
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Seema
Christmas Club Surpasses 400 Million In 1926 Savings
The Christmas Club, about sixteen years old, grew from 1 to 7,800 participating banks with deposits leaping from 20,000 to 400,160,000. Members rose from 1,200 to nearly 8,000,000, average accounts from 19.20 to 51.32, and payment completion from 68 to 92 percent. Distribution details show 179,421,386 placed in stores, 110,146,460 in permanent savings, and 47,186,282 for insurance and mortgage costs, with tax and fixed charges totaling 61,? million. The Mid Atlantic, East North Central and New England states led growth.
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Aiw
York
New York Stock Exchange
Cnty Inc
Aik
Abraham Straus
Cuba
Dept Stor P
Almada
Allis Chalmery
Detaroit Edison * 6 Vy 185 800 Miss Ken Tex P 5B 300 Amerada Corp Rat Ag Uy
Detroit
Devoe Raynoldy
Dome Minesty
Basti
Kent Waty
Sotor
Maen Motors
Interhali Corp
Ful
ATU
Sivelting
Steel Fars Pta
Roy Fisk
Sumatra
Melschmann Co
Jan Am Tobacco
Fox Film
Nort American Co
Arm Inc
Uc m1 Cigar Sa
Amni Inc
Lampte
Claar
Armour Co
Mu Mab Apmaur
Nydar Orphen
Amor Co
Arnold Constab Corp
Otta Steel
Atchison T Son Fe
Atchison
Fen Railway
Gwent Buttie Ag BS
Clinbel Tires
ALL Gulf
Gimbel Tires
Proltie
Packard Motor
Austin Nichola
Paige Detroit
aTony
2Nd Goat BF
Baltimore Ohio
Pan Am West
Panhandle
Bangor
Park ‘Tilford
Penn
Bloomingdale
Brovewick
Urna Bros
Sag Joo
Brad
Chesapeake
Chicago
Western
Aig
Republic Ty
Bi Bro Torw
Republic Reynolds
Bay Bay
North Western
Phorre) Co
Savage Arms
Seaboard
Childs Co Sim
Seauraye Corp
Chevaier Corp
Sears
Shubert Theatre
Colorado Southern
Simmova Co
Enn
Shoms Petroleum
Yan Aso Stielatz
Akan
Xa South
Southern Railway
Consol Textile
Pre
Southern Ry BP
Ann Atrahat
Calit Bay
Marland
NJ ‘ Ag
ALO Stromberg
Studetaker “Co
Bunt Sweets Co of
Symington Co
Symingth Co
Texas Co
Texas Corp Nw Btm
Ang
Tex Pacific Ry
Azno Tex Mae Coal
Union Faelfic
DSO
United Cigar
United Urux
United Kroit
UBC
Bae Sud US Realty
AR Steel Corp
US Steel
Univ Pt
van Ttaalteit
Jvandou
Walworth Co
Worf Baking
Ward Bak
Sxou Warner rHoa Pic
Warren Bros Co
Webern Heilbronar
Boo Waetern
Maryld
Western Pacific
West Air Brake
Midale Atlantic
East North Central
New England
Amali
Aome
H. F. Rawls
Christmas Club
Realty transfers and quitclaim notices listed in records
Realty records show transfers from Antonio P Mannino to Raffaele Mannino on Walter Street and from Harry Mason to Walt Leventhal on Bishop Avenue. Ellen B Harral transfers involve Antonio and Rocco Popalia on Hireaeum Street. Hugh Lavery to The First National Bank on Noble Avenue and parcels to Antonio and Rocco Papaliato and Ellen B Harral on Pearl Street. Anna K Wilson to Edward R Wilson on Norman Street indicates quitclaim deeds.
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Antonio P. Mannino
Raffaele Mannino
Walter Street
Harry Mason
Walt Leventhal
Bishop Avenue
Ellen B. Harral
Antonio
Rocco Popalia
Hireaeum Street
Hugh Lavery
First National Bank
Noble Avenue
Antonio and
Rocco Papaliato
Pearl Street
Anna K. Wilson
Edward R. Wilson
Realty Om
Norman Street
Laufer Sues Railroad for 25000 in Port Chester Incident
Testimony in Henry Laufer’s 76000 damage suit against the New York New Haven and Hartford railroad was heard in Superior Court. Laufer, a painter, alleges a severe injury from a sharp train jolting him from a Port Chester station platform on June 18, 1925, while en route to Stamford with Paul Marks. railroad defense claims Laufer attempted to board after the train departed.
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New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company
Henry Laufer
Seaview Avenue
Earnest C. Simpson
Superior Court
Laufer
Port Chester
New Haven Road
Paul Marks
Stamford
Marks
Realty Brokers Awarded $802 in Damages
After two hours, a Superior court jury under Judge Ernest C. Simpson awarded Lionel Levy and Loren Delbruge $402.26 in their suit against Bish and Broderik Co of New Haven for non payment of a real estate commission on a lease sale. The action sought $2,000 claiming a commission on a lease sold to W. T. Grant Co of New Haven.
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Ernest C. Simpson
Lionel Levy
Loren Delbruge
Bish and Broderik Company
New Haven
Levy
Delbridge
Bighr and Brod
Jeep
W. T. Grant Company
New Claims Committee to Meet Tonight in City Hall
The first meeting of the new Aldermanic Claims Committee will be held tonight in the Common Council chamber. Alderman George E. Hull of the Eleventh district will begin his third year as chairman. For the first time, Aldermen Willan B. Meyer and George H. Mackenzie join, along with John Sherry of the Twelfth district and James Casey of the Seventh district. Casey is the sole Democrat and the only member from the previous committee besides Hull who served last year.
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Common Council
George E. Hull
Willan B. Meyer
George H. Mackenzie
Flist
John Sherry
James Casey
Casey
Prevent Committee
Hall
Thugs Beat Jeweler Twice During Robbery
In New York on December 8 three armed bandits entered Leo Bard's jewelry store, struck him with blackjacks, and escaped with gems valued at $3,000 and cash. Bard chased the robbers, was beaten again, rendered unconscious, and left in a snow pile.
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New York
Leo Bard
Bard
Deserter Held in Stamford Arrest
Stamford December 8 Special John Lockwood eighteen was arrested today for desertion from the 10 3 8 New York navy October. He will be taken to the Brooklyn Navy Yard tomorrow. Lockwood has been hanging around Stamford doing odd jobs since he returned from the Navy.
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Stamford
John Lockwood
New York
Brooklyn Navy
Lockwood
Navy
Firemen Seek Funds For Noroton Heights Motor Truck
Darien December 8 Special The Noroton Heights Fire Company is conducting a drive to raise 6000 to purchase a new motor truck. So far 1308 has been subscribed with extensive donor listings and percent figures shown in the public fundraising table. The report includes total salon figures and year to date comparisons for previous periods.
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Darien
Noroton Heights
Abutment Repairs Begin Under Union Street Track Line
Work has started to build a coffer dam and replace two cracked abutments supporting the New York Haven and Hartford railroad at Union Street. A 15 man crew with additional workers will handle the extensive repair, including pumping out water and removing the abutments for new ones.
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New York, M Haven and
Hartford Railroad
Union Street
Coffer
FP Nock
Pequonnock River
Union Atareet
Whr
Whidter. A
National Head of Bagles to Be Herd
A class of 75 candidates will be initiated into the local order Bagles Sunday afternoon at the Aro hall on Main Street. Worthy President Conrad Mann of Kansas City will attend, guided by the Naugatuck prize winning degree team. A speaker for the day and Grand Worthy Chaplain W. Kelly of Naugatuck will also participate. After the ceremony, a banquet at the Nookery will close the event, launching a drive to recruit new members and raise funds for the order s new home.
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Aro Hall
Main Street
Conrad Mann
Kansas City
Naugatuck
W. Kelly
Nookery
Hartford Quake Rumors Shake City Homes on Adams Street
Hartford residents report a minor earthquake about 9 45 PM causing shaking in homes along Adams Street. Sidney Gordon of 1600 Adams and Mr and Mrs William Davids of 14 Adams Street described tremors and noises with other families on Adams Street noting similar sensations and telegraph competence issues.
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Hartford
Sidney Gordon
Adams
William Davids
Ford
Adal Street
Adame
Ted
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Auricultare
State of
Couit
Lawfer
Bowes
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle Street
Cor John
Barnam
State Banking Dept
Noble
State St
Bridgeport, Conn
New England Equity Corpora
Harland H. Allen
THE
Associated Press
Indus
Public Electric Light Company
ST. Albans
Vermont
First
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Milton
Fairfax
Municipal Electric
Burlington
Lamoille
Fairfax Falls
E. H. Rollins & Sons
Wallace C. Kamens Meige
Bridgeport
Boston
Philadelphia
Denver
San Francisco
Los Angeles
U.S. A
Soananann
Constance Associates
Sues Railroad
NEW Claims Committee
Jeweler
Wilson Co A
Wilton
Woolworth Co
Tre Cobh
Maid ‘ Line
Bagles
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