FOR SALE AND WANTED LISTINGS FROM A BUSTLING MARKET
A jumble of advertisements offers furniture, ranges, carriages, radios, and fabrics for sale or trade. Includes kitchen stores, beds and trunks, rugs, draperies, and sewing items. Also classifies wanted boarding homes, infants’ wear, and oddjobs with prices and contact streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alsplay
St. Foen
Ani Sholesale
Ninja
Broad_and ‘Sinte Sts
Tate
Stratford Ave
Radio Programs Across Cities Offer Varied Music and Talks
A sprawling schedule from New York and other cities lists concerts, operatic and instrumental performances, choral groups, and orchestra broadcasts. Notable names include Myrtle Mason, Carl talents, and the Lark Harvesters, with hours spanning early morning to late night and venues including hotels, stations, and concert halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Myrtle” Mason
Paulk
Myrtle Bnwon
Mosen Easter
Auprana
Ratha Weinberg
George Kunony
Tomex
Kenry Laphrry
Waldorf Asturid
Coprane
George Hindricks
Pions
BGG
Pyramid Rutertakers
Pal—Macgaret
Reidler-Stretcl
Rrone
Tree Dines
John Mo Hasse
Spankers
James J. Walker
James W. Wadeworth
J. L. Levis
WAZ
York
Tinity Lenten Sn
UL Pvm
Nevel Ennaylvania OO & M
Meta
Julian Hea
PAL— Hotel Vandervile
United States Army
Royal Luton Orchestra
Polliten Washington
Fred Wildecard
BOM
Pal—Hotel’ Aster Orchestra
WSE
Aumelin
WGLS
Dhomes
Gardena
Alice Barnhill
WSO
aAngnes Trove
Asme “Sanecta
Jdugel Lee
Agnes Groves
Supiure
Trele Curton
Jeotard Garfankis
Jmi
Tya Moan
Sopran
Oman
Boat —Uuele Geeven
erney-Stark
Wakhiurmuy
Vance
Perner-Stark Orchester
Urrent Urents
Perner-Stark
Award Butral
Missionary Travelogue
F. x
Eth
de Pal
Wilian Sweney
Paula Fire
Oliver Sayier
Soo
Crystal Painee
Ifp Brothers
Mattin Lennie
Andcrafit Hotel
Lexington Organ
Tibm Loew's
Liekingdon Orchestra
Treasureland
People's Hour
Pam—Ireland
Ra—Creale Follies
Oakland
ML Slaging Society
PLME
Loew
Crehestra
Jenine
Dus
Tue Collins
Reyno
Tair
Clotre
Mi—Frerglades
Pimscavan
Schenck
Pues Stringgtinsoinrie
PAM
Woodmanstertain
Denny's
Fare Institute
PAL
AliMon Schwachs
Yleut
Bsoo Acbl di Bre
Virgil Forrest
Plano
Sil Larner
Bol Larner
Tango Palace Orchestra
FM Golden's
WRNY
Radio Shopping Guide
Bruce Berry
HU Alm
Studia
Trene Ayres
Evelyn_ Hirsch
Ana Yama Boys
Our Foreign
Mirror of Sports
Commerce of the Way
Pat —Radio Theatre
Rank Gotharing
Catholic Crete Inlke
Pal—Bergie
PAC
PIM
Onlands
Isabel Austin
Seyrano
Jammm Lea
Deve
Union City
Fone
Volga
Pal—Wilton Jazz Ensemble
Wybil-Atay Yok
Tauchuvuer
Mra
Kildare
Bnrothy Chrae
Soprang
Dr. A. Dost
Murray Schwartz
Miller
Meleau
Ford
Chas
Reed
Williem Lieberman
Marron
M—Mae
Maslaie
How to Judge Loud Speakers by M. R. Russell
An article advising home testing of loudspeakers rather than quick dealer comparisons. It recommends evaluating instrument clarity, solo passages, and overall balance by listening from about ten feet away, testing various music types, and moving the speaker to different room positions to reveal defects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Russell
Market in Frenzy as Railroad Merger Is Refused
New York March 3 AP heavy liquidation followed the Interstate Commerce Commission ruling against a Nickel Plate consolidation, sending stocks down 1 to 3 points. Total volume 3,785,700 shares, near record, with strong banking support for S S Steel and other high grade industrials. Rail issues like Chesspeake and Ohio were hit. Nickel Plate fell 33 points to 136. Industrials and commodity markets weakened, with notable declines in several rail and steel stocks and mixed foreign exchange movements reflecting Briand’s legislative win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pricva
S. S. Stes
Sweringen
Chesspeake
Ohio
Bhe
Pere Marquette Common
Chesapeake and Ohio Common
Farm Bankruptcies Decline In Northwest After Six Years
Bankruptcies in Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota and Montana for the year ending June 30 1925 totaled 1810 down from 1999 in 1924. Strong 1924 crops and prices reduced some distress but many farmers still left lands or faced credit issues. Overall land values fell about 46 percent since 1920, with bankruptcies making up 16 percent of farms in the region in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Montana
U. S
Celal
Real Estate Trades and Deeds in Fairfield and City Areas
Real estate transfers include Jaced J Cody to Superior Chevrolet on Fairfield Ave IL and William Beardsley to James Scovill on Washington Place. Various deeds list prices from 1,500 to 2,500 with properties on Lewis, Island Brook Park, Center, Franklin and other streets. Mortgage and quit claim actions involve Mechanics and Warmers Savings Bank and City Savings Bank among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaced J. Cody
Superior Chevrolet Company
Fairfield Avenue
William Beardsley
James Scovill
Washington Place
Julia MM. Halpin
Elizabeth Wright
Lewis Street
Jacob Kleinberger
Joseph J.ekelly
Bronx Avenue
Martin
Julia Bors
Mechanics and Warmers Savings Bank
Hanborview
Paul Goldenberg Et al
Exet
Mechanica
Ttarmers sSivings Bank
Center Street
M. Adelaide
Annie Pastore
Island Brook Park
Elizabeth Coops
City Savings Bank
John Street
Evelyn G. Bronccwen
Bridgeport Trust Company
Arlington Avenue
John Qultabiane
Tiate Miller
Calhoun Avenue
Jean B. Dale
Louis van Barber
William Winter
Ast Avenue
Joseph Smith
Lonalarew
Connecticut Avenue
W. FP. White
Trustees
Leon Lederer
Miles Street
Hien Cullinan
Julla M. Halbin
Etchinger
Samus Pardoll
Vallsade Avenue
George J. Steinhardt
Samuel Pardoll
Paillsady Avenue
Donato Caserto
Matiea Caserto
Jane, Park and
Pembroke Streets
Rubber futures drift as markets show mixed signals
New York Cocoa and Rubber Exchange reports weakness in rubber with smoked ribbed sheets at spot 4410 and March 33.00, May 6200. The New York Rubber Exchange notes steady activity with smoked ribs spot 63.50, March 43.90, July 50.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
ICAGO
Woolshed Theatre
KYW
KDKA
United Synagogue Progran
iEdigon Uiustalle
Insomnia Chatshewa
WGN
WIBO
UNAM
Montreal
Toronto
Police Veterans
CKCL
Chiner Muste
WRVA
Richmond
WHAS
Louisville
Thue
WIB
Atlanta
Beans
A. Sheldon
Miami Beach
WMBP
Deance Muse
WGBU
Fulford
WBAP
Fort Wonth
Saxophione
Spru-Houston
SKW
Tumucu
DBA
Tsr-Elia
Cuba
WIIJD
Chileren
Dopular Mule
WLIR
Beges
Ill
Musicate
Buck
Wedestra
Nighthawk Frolic
KFREX
Same Ag Kdka
Hearth
WOAW
OMANA
Musicale
Parkard Orchestre Kgo—Cartand
KPO
San Francisco
Fairmont Orchestra
Shbrinera
ACM
Cabirlans’ Orchestra
New York
New York Cocoa and Rubber Exchange
Shipping News: Atlantic Arrivals Move to New York Port
Ships from Liverpool and Southampton reach New York carrying cargo and passengers. Vessels named include Alaunia, Aconcagua, Catlay, Orduna, Havre, Lapland, Reliance, Doric, Coltaire, Empress of Asia, and others with listed March dates and origins like Liverpool, Southampton, Madeira, San Juan, Montevideo, Manua, Vancouver, Marseille.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alaunia
Liverpool
Aconcagua
Catlay
Orduna
Southampton
France
Havre
Lapland
Naples
Providence
Madeira
Reliance
San Juan
Doric
New Distic
Coltaire
Montevideo
Empress of Asia
ManUa
Vancouver
Toma
Marseilles
Wall Street Notes Spark Gas Use Rise and Rubber Exchange Move
New York March 3 IAP Gas use for industrial purposes expands in free port via Public Service Electric and Gas of New Jersey. Industrial sales rise 23.3 percent year over year. Rubber Exchange seat transfer at Plymouth Rubber for Walter M. Price. Savers declares 40 cent dividend payable April 1. Steel mill orders remain strong with January-February averages expected to rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Public Service Electric and Gas Company of
New Jersey
Sta
Rubber Exchange of New York, Inc
Tra M Hamilbury
Plymouth Rubber Company
Walter M. Price
Livingston and Company
Exchange
Industrial and timber market notes across 1926 sectors
Reported shifts in steel output suggest better alignment with demand for the current quarter with a smaller decline than last year. International Paper buys timber limits in Quebec to boost Three Rivers mill capacity, while Maine timber sales top $750,090. Missouri Pacific posts lower gross revenue but higher net income. Denver and Rio Grande Western shows surplus after financing, and Commercial failures in February total 1,801. New York Telephone approves extra construction spend to reach nearly $19.2 million for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Rubber Exchange Revises Trading In New York
The Rubber Exchange of New York raised the single day trading limit in futures from five to eight cents a pound after a sharp early selloff tied to a London decline. May July and September options fell to 11.50 and 49 cents, then rallied to restore prices with a net drop of about 8.8 to 4.8 cents. Separately Humble Oil & Refining stockholders approved increasing common stock from 1,750,000 to 3,000,000 shares, with record holders March 1 entitled to subscribe at 2 for 3 at 250 per share. About 4,000 new shares reserved for employees. New stock April 15. Dividends payable April 1 on old stock. Humble earned 12.95 a share in 1925 vs 5.62 the year before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Atlantic Coast Line
Delaware
Hudson
Kansas City Southern
Loutaville
Nashville
Katy
Missouri Pacific
Fraser Common
St. Louis Southwestern
Texas and Pacific
New York
General Electric
Yoren
Hudson Motors
International Combustion Engineering
Belding Brothers
Burns Brothers
U. S
Briand
Jefe's Savers, Inc
Board of Governors
New Rubber Exchange of
London
Humble Ol] &Re
Obituary notices from Stratford area February-March 1926
Death notices list numerous Stratford residents with dates from March 2 to March 8 1926. Names include Arthur A Bond Anna Lynch Donahue Kate F Flynn George Fyler Ella Gerak Stephen Kosztyn Ethel Skoda Edward H Wilmot and James Powers. Funeral details mention St Michael's cemetery St Johns church Sacred Heart church Lakeview and Mountain Grove with masses at 9 30 a m 2 30 p m and other times. Public notices invite attendance and mark burial arrangements at local residences and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond
Stratford
Conn
Arthur A. Bond
King Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Brown
Anna Lynch
Wiliam F. Brown
State Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Comery
Donatict
Kate F
Timothy J. Donahue
Jeremiah Daley
Main St
St. Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Drew
Ethel
Clifford W
Mildred I. Drew
William Street
St. Michael’s Cemedry
New Bedford
Mass
David Flynn
May Durkin
Madison Avenue
Marcel
St. Augustine’s Church
Fyler
New York City
George W. D. Fyler
Henry E. Bishop
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Gerak
Ella Gerak
Elena Gerak
Arctic Street
St. Johns Gr. Catholic
Kqsztyu
Stephen Kosztyn
Wordin Avenue
State Street Reformed Church
Alt. Grove
John
Emma Schroeter O'Connor
Helen Street
St. Charles Church
St. Michael's Gemeer
Ugatuch
Skoda
Ethel St. Skoda
Emily Skoda
Sixth Street
Park Cemetery
Wilmot
Clinton Avenue
Edward H. Wilmot
Read Memorial Chapel
North Avenue
Mountain Grove
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National Outntti Co
Middle Street
Caner
Fatreield Avis
Cohen
Greenfield Tin
P Keane
Bratn
Noble
Waitis
Barman
Tire Nuw
National Outheting Coe “‘Compalele Fratie Sunishers
Rale- Kitchin
Bet Water Front
Teeonwood
Scadley Bros
Blate Street
Keane
Gray Preakfast
Baliye
Babs
Raadio
Pactors
Goldfield
Chin
Glenwood
Lewis Bt
Marland
Bua
Tapep Wook
Smitha
Remingtons
Royals Mouthivy Payments Office
Cosmituie
Apores
Westfieid Ave
Inquire
Madison Hall
Barnum
Han Avery
Smith, Minn
INDAY
Daly
Lovertngh
West
Aye
von Norra
Madam Dalva
Seaview
Heath Astnes
Pairfield Ave
West Ave
DeLamater
Ivanee
Madhim
Renilines
Josep AM Milletts
Detroit
Mich
Seti Mountas
ST. Nome
Wieht
Ta Guldfield
Mula
Jarkeon
Saratford
City
Eins
Jom Stratford Ave
Chirk and Sen
Ad Lafayette
Sri -Desirette
Ox AO
Teilezelman
STATI
Berateord
Ss. Trobe
Aste
Esvate
Fira
Alvetin Clark Tate
Psiriet
Fleceasen
Safe Getate
Attest
John Smith
Josephine Tale
Sati Tilstrict
Derenseil
Palfiril
Robatc Court
Carles
Lobert Davis
RAO Cuain
Fairfield Ave. Barnum
WOTR
Newark
L. O'Keefe
Yorkaldre Terrier
G Lesler O'Kucte
Fentes
Hill Wathey
Shelton Eusemble
WNJ
Robert
WRW
Tarrytown
Tobin
Chelele Woodle
Fuelnock
Yoodle
Dick ‘Tubin
Streunders
WIAR
Dartford
Nena
Springfield
Kimball Orchestra
E.M
Lenox Hasemble
A.C. Formnt
Tieleman
Arshestea
Pal—Anna Weiland
Pat —Weather
Denes
Ehurniaciate
Tui
Cheldren
Byrnense Musicale
Chen
WBAL
Baltimore
WHAM
Rochester
WGR
Buffalo
Werther
Statler Ensemble
WEAT
WRC
Mayflower
New Willard Orchestra
Smithsonian
WJZ
Newa
Farti
Symphony Orchestra
Tancheon Mosie
WIR
WADC
Akron
WEAF
WSAL
Cincinnati
WEEC
WMAQ
University of Chicago
Lutheran Church
Ochestra
WOK
WBII
Krickett
Yunight
WAHI
L Kiretenverg
Kather
Orchestra
WLIT
Philadelphia
Arties
Dreon Catley
Wfi—Philadelphta
Follevue-Stratford Orchestra
WHAF
WCAU
Sesquicentennial Four
Puredlans
Club Cadix Revue
Power Operated
Radiola
Bridgeport Auto
John St. & West Ave
Post and Telegram
Heen
Cateridge
Boston
Sour DaKota
Shipping News
Wall Street News
Maach
Upnda
International Paper Company
St. Anne Des Monts
Three Rivers
Quebec
Maine
International Paper
R. G. Dun
Comming
New York Telephone Company
Rubber Exchange
James R. Powers
St. Peters Church
M. J. Gannon Funeral Home
John St
Charles L. Dennis
Hughes & Chapman
Balcarcous
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