Stock Market Set For Possible Move In Either Direction
New York July 11 A private banking view says stock prices may rise quickly while congestion in freight and further crop pressures loom. Pools boost activity hoping for followings before any slowdown. Insiders hold long stock profits as short interest wanes. If prices advance amid known crop issues, markets could falter. Manufacturers warn of inflation as woolen mills close, costing tens of thousands jobs. Freight rate boosts and cautious banking could salvage the scene, but no lasting boom without action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broqadan Wall
New York
Bac
Dig Corpotions
Frida
American Woolen Company
Irving
Crisis in Money Supply Sparks Early Year Strain
A New York dated report reviews a 1910s era money supply crisis, noting two banking camps, deflation fears, and the shift toward sustaining currency to aid business. It cites Morgan's 1907 warning, compares Bank of England reserves, and highlights relief as the year opens. Names mentioned include Sherwin, George Haskins, Geo Whitcomb, Charles Budgen, E. E. Peet, and H. I. Jopp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
New York
United States
Sonon
Federal’ Reserve
Great E Britain
Bank of England
Federal Reserve System
Soston
Morgan
J. & Morgan
Mr. Morgan
Great Britain
Federal Reserve
Pankesy
Mr. Sherwin
George Haskins
Geo. Whitcombs Beach
Charles Budgen
E. E. Peet
H. I. Jopp
Knights of Columbus Plan 86th Supreme Convention in New York
The Knights of Columbus set August 1 as the week for their 86th supreme convention in New York with headquarters at the Commodore hotel. Delegates from states, Canada, and several territories will attend, as about 50,000 knights and their companions are expected to be in the city. Bridgeport delegates include Rev. P. J. McGivney, John J. Phelan, and George Kelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
New York
Commodore Hotel
Canada
Newfoundland
Alaska
Panama
Cuba
Mexico
Philippines
Hawaii
Porto Rico
K. of C
Chicago
Bridgeport
P. J. McGivney
St. Charles’ S Church
John J. Phelan
Georse # Kelly
Myrtle Beach to Have Chapel Soon
Milford committee from the Mary Taylor Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church bought two parcels at the head of Maple Street Myrtle Beach to build a chapel. The ground sits four high and overlooks the beach. Plans will be completed soon and construction will begin promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Mary Taylor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maple Street
Myrtle Beach
Brass Co Employees Plan Outing At Lordship Gala
Bridgeport Braga company workers from both main and union plants schedule a Saturday family picnic at Lordship. Special cars leave East Main Street for the main plant and for the union plant at 1:20 PM. There will be races, dancing, sports, and prizes. A baseball game between the two plants is the featured event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeport Braga, Company
East Main Street
Ene
Plan to Use Airplanes in Manitoba Election Canvass
Winnipeg July 14 Air planes will be used to campaign for the Manitoba government seeking re election under Premier Norris this summer. Officials call it a world first and two machines are engaged to drop campaign literature over at least one town in every constituency. A supporter will address crowds after landing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
WLI
Mantaba
Prevaler Norris
Norns
Realty Transfers Show Numerous High Value Property Bits
A long list of real estate transfers names buyers and sellers across Midland Wheaton and Bridgeport with parcels ranging from 23 to 83 feet on streets including Maplewood Avenue Fifth Street Prince Street and Lewis Street. Several deals involve family couples and local firms with prices noted from 400 to 700 and multiple properties on Clermont Avenue Hancock Avenue and Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur C. Gibson
George Bushnell
Midland
Frederick B. Luther
Christopher
Agnes Luther
Poplar Street
Wheaton Chase
Marco
Sirlort
Ambrose Allen
W. PF. D. Greininger
Realty
Thompson
Street
Sigmond Klein
Stephen Kunedrath
Font
Ashatrent
Friness & Learn
William 2
Bmurivurt
Eva Dulbis
Malstrees Reasin
Burns'Gray
John Burn
Bork Ceamp
Tewis Atreot
Henry C. Hoffman
Connactment
Rhode Island
Bludwine Bottling
Gammpany
Lewis Street
Arthur
J. Moore
Andrew
Anna Lindskos
GS Feet
Exeter Street
McDonald
Colorado Avenua
Samuel Silver
Rose Kertsbers Realty
Clermont Avenue
Prince Street
Grant Street
Summonfield Avenue
Fitzebeth T. McCarthy
Charles Gindstein
Stillman Street
Samual Singer
Lizzie Zier
Reany
Alex
Reed
Francisco Mandes
Mary J. Ruell
Fifth Street
Emma Papp
Samuel Sliver
Pine
Hancock
Avenue
Mery F. Lambscher
Elizabeth Wilson Laubscher
Kossuth
Yonn F
Suaic Rusnak
Lerintha Beach
Clermont’ Avenue
Mario Deacutis
Louis
Elizabeth Ceako
Emma Seabo
King Street
Rose McDonald
Gibson
Maplewood Avenue
Charles
Ndstein
Elizabeth 7
McCarthy
Stan
Brooks Streets
Lizeie Zier
Henry Kornbint
Read
Samus
Silver
Emma Pann
Pine Street
Hancock Avenue
Mike and
Rosie Farris
City Savings Tank
Marcel
John
Mary Tucker
City Savings Bank
Arthur Strnet
Charles. B. Benson
Gertrude K. Wirrin
Woodland Avenue
Tahr Burn
Joseph Lustig
Lewis
Anna Benzoni
Joseph
Emilia Genetiempo
Jackson Avenue
Paul Dulbis
Main Street
Bridgeport Market Report Notes Prices and Arrivals
The Bridgeport wholesale market lists prices for berries, fruits, vegetables, and meats with varied quality and demand. Berries and cantaloupes show limited supply while citrus and apples command mixed prices. beef, veal, poultry, and dairy markets reflect seasonal shifts as vessels and tugs are tracked in harbor. Admiral Benson denies reports that hulls rotted in mud flats, noting seven barge hulls and two complete tugs were sold from Wilson's Cove in Norwalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Cov
Norwalk
Admiral Beson
Shipping Board
Tyashington
Benson
Connecticut freight line to continue amid shuttle chaos
Connecticut company vows to keep freight and express service running despite shippers warnings of disruption. No change to passenger service shutdown planned after July 1. Lordshine line relies on the company for power. officials discuss remedies and report to the Board of Aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Company
Une
Lhe
Was
Pragicen
Ivelus
Lordshine
Connecticur
Frederic A. Partrett
Expres
Connectigut
Chamber of Commerce
Strattheit
Wilson
Combes
Board of Aldermen
Return of Property Taken From Enemies
Washington July 11 The return of enemy property seized under the Trading with the Enemy Act authorized the return of 140 009 000. More than 85 090 000 remains in the custodian's hands. Americans with property held abroad may recover it, with formal claims filed to the Alien Property Custodian and orders issued by the Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fashington
Congress
Cerna
Germany
Ant Ord
Fairfield Trust Company assets and liabilities report 1920
The Fairfield Trust Company submits its statement of assets and liabilities as of the close of business on the day in June 1920. Asset totals include cash, United States bonds, stocks, securities, and other items totaling 280 440.22. liabilities show capital, surplus, profits, and deposits totaling 280, A42.33. sworn by B. Ellis Dillisten and notarized by Carrolle, Notary Public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Trust Company
Bones Stocks and Securities Banking House
United States and National Bank
State of
Connecticut
Fairfield
Ellis Dillisten
Afdresaid ‘Poast Company
B. Ellis Dillisten
Jani Ee Carrole
Notary
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England
N. Y
Supreme Convention
William R. Buli
Bridgeport, Conn
Wiliam T. Mullins
Lauline
Goldie Nishball
Conn
Agricultural Market Service
Huckleterres
Polaties
California
al la Eoes
Savings Bank
HO Main Cor. Bank Sb
the Bank
H. H. Franklin Manufacturing Company
Franklin Automobile Company
Syracuse, N. Y
Franklin Preferred
Preferred
F. A. Barton
James Staples
Waivars Bankers
State ST
Liberty
Couruns
Cormmussion
Chatre Smite
ST Ollx En
Ben Franklin
The
Wall
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Main
State Streets
Union Metallic Cartridge
Columbia Nut & Bolt CO
Ranbestos
Ranbestos CO
Bostwick Ave
Bridgepore Brass CO
Crestert Ave
Bryant Electric CO
Curtis
Ught Bench Assembling
Raftsmen
Dle
Bilton Blachine
Leslie Leeds
the Manufacturers’ Association
Court Exchange Building
American Chain Company
Hincks Bros. & CO
State Street
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