Prices Fractionally Better On New St. Paul R. R. Bonds
Prices were fractionally better on New St. Paul railroad bonds with few changes in the money market. Some issues rose slightly while others traded near or at fractional outer prices. Adjustments ranged 2 5 8 points with scattered activity in Italian and other issues, as traders awaited further investment demand.
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New York
Matea
St. Paul
Pawel
Talllea
Reakness
Norfolk
Lec Trang
St. Paul R. R
Grain prices shift as wheat rises while corn falls in early Chicago trade
Chicago wheat opens higher amid lower corn. Wheat up on 4 million bushels afloat and weak domestic crop reports, corn seen expanding supply. Opening quotes show March wheat 1268-8, May 136 1-4 to 8-4, corn March 93 3-4, May 97 1-8 to 3-8, oats around 57 8-8 to 1. Provisions rise.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Shipping Arrivals and Sailings Reported from Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals and departures with ports including New York London ships like Santa Luisa Callao Minnewaska and Bremen plus routes to Rangoon Shanghai and Rio Janeiro. Several March dates across multiple vessels and destinations appear in the brief item.
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Santa Luisa
New York
Marsh
Dom Callao
Minnewaska
London
Dresden
Bremen
Minnedosa
Liverpool
Bin
Buturnisy
Ciloralte
Keesolute
Rangoon
Caledonia
Shanghiui
Voltaire
Rilo Janeiro
Rubber futures steady on New York market report
Rubber futures closed near steady levels with March at 28.70, May at 39.00, and July at 29.10. Spot prices were quoted as firm with limited movement, reflecting steady trading conditions in New York.
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New York
Assocutu Press
Cotton futures rise as March contracts gain 22 points
Cotton futures close higher with March at 18.44 and May at 18.58. October and December quotes show gains while spot prices stay quiet. Financial notes show exchange totals around 8,642 and a balance in the Fed system near 101 million.
Sultan of Nejd Joins Antibritish Tribes in Arabia
Basra report says Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud, king of Nejd, broke friendly ties with Britain and declared war on Kowait Irak and Transjordan. He summoned Neff tribal chiefs and vowed to use force to drive out British influence, aiming to unite rival Bedouin under his sultanate.
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Langon
Grom
Tiritaln
Abdul Arle Aswud
Arabia
Trak
Ekowert
Transjordian
Herngry
Eusort
Lishtsi
Tommy Auclus
Kuweit Bey
Persian Gulf
Jak
Kowelt
Basra
Ivek
Ibn Saud
Ink
Transjordania
Salem
Meera
Irak
Hedjay
Aziuat
Turkey
Great Briain
Ibni Rashid
Oasis
Khurma
Mecca
Hecfaz
Nedj
Yak
Bowels
Abdul Aziz Ibn Saud
Neje
Great Britain
Sultanate of
Lepea
Kowet
Transjordanta
Islant
Realty records and deeds in Bridgeport area listings
Real estate transfers and mortgage deeds show numerous transactions across Washington Avenue Coleman Street Keeler Avenue Went Worth Street Trion Avenue and Nichole Street. Parties include Lawrence M Cornwall William F Charles Peter Angelovic Mary Har ducky Guiseppe Scangu la and others with values up to 7500 dollars.
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Lawrence M. Cornwall
William F. Charles
Washington Avenue
Coleman Street
Henry A. Maillard
Solomon Pauisch
Keeler Avenue
Peter Angelovic
Dtux
Mary Harducky
Standard Avenue
Meyer Edelstein
Guiseppe Scangula
French and
Main Streets
Guiseppe Armire
Pembroke Loan Company
Hellet Street
Gad
Solomon Paniseh
Hey A. Maillard
Fannie Schine
Bridgeport People‘s Sayings Bank
Wentworth Street
Ernest Winterburn
Bridgeport Savingg and Loan Association
Curtis Avenue
Oscar FL Sehuertz
Maximilian Stula
Trion Avenue
Elvera Ghluunvelli
City Industrial Bank
Nichole Street
Metals News: Copper and Tin Steady Across Markets
Copper bids ease with spot and futures around 14 to 14 1-8, lead and zinc hold steady, tin and quicksilver show firm quotes. Prices listed for No 21 and East St. Louis regions. Futures in New York and Canton area show modest activity amid scattered regional price levels.
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New York
Antingus
Quicksilver
Turbulent Budget Talk For Next Fiscal Year Looms
Pax Qoluctur Hownd and Challenger push for a larger levy than this year to meet Board of Apportionment estimates. The official promises to use powers by law to secure revenue while the tax rate is projected at about 98 percent of the Giorent taxes, with Comptroller Walte and VW Garrity doubting the percentage accuracy.
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Pax Qoluctur Hownd & Challenger
Lim
Walte
Accusations Against Chief Cause Suits Filed
Six lawsuits totaling 675000 were filed in New Britain on March 5 against Peter J. Pejewski former chairman of the police commission and Henry E Gardner. Plaintiffs include Chief William C Mart and Mrs Hort with 23000 10000 and 39000 claims respectively. Judge Willan J F Mangan represents the plaintiffs amid headlines of alleged slurs tied to a Bridgeport newspaper article.
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New Britain
Bridgeport
Six Lawsui
Peter J. Pejewski
Police Commission
Henry E. Gardner
Willan C
Mra
Wodge Merritt Named Marshal for City Parade
Judge Albert J. Merritt appointed marshal for Memorial Day parade and Memorial service. United Patriotic Societies set second annual meeting at Veterans of Foreign Wars room on Camion street. Officers elected include Abbott as general chairman and Dr. Sprague to head a municipal veteran memorial committee.
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Albert J. Merritt
Tig
T! United Patriotic Societies, Inc
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Caimon Street
Thomas Bracken
A. R. Holbook
Charles Sprague
H. H. Pritchard
C. J. Donnelly
EJ. Spear
Eoheloul
Dr. Spragle
Bridgeport
Abbott
Chatman
B.F. Abbott
Chaimaas
United Patriotic Lavisties, Inc
William Lounsbury
N. Stephens
A.C. Bennett
Treastour
B.A. King
Grand Army of the Republic
China Munich
Sons of Veterans
Leaes
United Spanioh War Veterans
Jay A. Smith
American Legion
E. J. Morgan
Sons of American Revolution
Mills True
Frank Reynolds
John ©. Rose
Naval Veterans Association
Tes
J. W. Davis
Rev. Davis
Mies Jonnie Davis
Colcetios
Local priest to perform at rites for Rev Harty in New Haven
The funeral of the Rev Pyther Andrew F. Harty pastor of St Joseph's R church New Haven will be officiated with Rt Rev P J McCivney as sub deacon and Rt Rev Bishop John J Man presiding. The mass of requiem will be held at St Lenox. The body will lie in state from three to six. Honorary bearers include civic and police officials. The service will take place with a long list of clergy and acolytes named. The body will be taken to St Francis cemetery.
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P. J. McCivmey
St. Charles Church
Pyther
Andrew F. Harty
St. Joseph's R. ©. Church
New Haven
Sacred Heart Church
Harty
Rt. Raphael’s Hospital
John J. Man
Len O'Clork
Moring
Thomas
Duggan
Michael H. Mayo
Norwich
William J. McGuirk
Waterbury
P. J McGivmney
Bric
Port
Ray
Brenford
Dadd
Hutchingon
John J Rotily
Usher
P. W. O'Brien
Warren
Father Harty
Vis Attomanny
Judge John, Gave
Philip T. Sati
Stephen J. Maher
Clarence G. Willard
Jobin J. McKeon
Edward Sheehan
Nichols
Moseley
Dovid
Gamble Joan EB. McPartland
William J. Carrly
Captain Tiederick A. Hunt
James P. Ward
Francis P. Weery
Prederick Stannard
Walter Connors
Joan Heegan
Vincent Reed
Morgan J. Mooney
Pewsherk
Peter Mooney
James O'Neil
Bartholomew Minster
John Turbert
John Malewhydmeph Kennedy
Cormettus O'Connell
Bartholomew Miniter
Tarvinony
Patho Harty
Torpurl
St. Francis’ Cemetery
Coward Dies in Havana Insurance Reveals Million Pact
Jersey City march five. J Martiner Coward aged twenty eight Glen Ridge proprietor of two Coward Shoe stores in New York died suddenly in Havana last night. He was insured for 1 600 000 with Ten Brueck and Company of New York Newark and Bayonne. The firm reported paying 1 000 000 before, in about fifty companies, in July, from T A.
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Jersey City
iBy Associated Press
J. Martiner Coward
Glen Ridge Wenthy
Coward
New York
Havana
Brueck & Company
Newark
Bayonne
Mx. Coward
T. A
Council approves new lines for Courtland Street
The Thet citertet Common Council ordered discontinuance of a five foot east building line on Courtland Street from Cannon to John Streets and established five foot building lines on both sides of Courtland Street from Courtland to Broad Street. They also set five foot lines on John Street from Broad to Courtland to accommodate proposed homes and a new telephone building, with hearings held Feb 20.
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T. Gherryine Mackengie
Common Council
Courtand Street
Cannon Stree
Jac Street
Broa
Cowtland Streets
James A. Medic
Alfred W. Burchell
Andrew J. Nurthere
Mitters
Courtland Alrces
John Plvees
Cornin Connell
Brlakusnan
Cunia
Blaze Alreets
Elf
Gite
Te Foot Mnes
Coutlindetreet
Yidenimg
Lne
Courtland
Fr L. Wikden
Chit Fetecopal Church
Coutland
State Streets
Courtland Street
Caroline Garrick
Republican Women's Club
James Bunnerian
First District Republic
Saclai
Cith
Margaret Phelan
George C. Walda
Post- Telogram
Walter Peck
Dml Jones
D. M. Read Company
John Sicce
Ghet Mass Siva Bondren
Waldo
Cherry
MacKeue
John F. Mojden
Bernard J. McKelvey
Pear
A. L. DeLaney
General Electric Company
Fred W. Harrison
Rlerk
McKelvey Wis
Ciy
Greewit
Etty
Batneas Center Saall
Charles Apite
Washington Avenue
Board of
Aldermien
Beauty of Milford Falls to Remain Unchanged
Milford March 6 Special Correspondent reports state highway plans to widen New Haven avenue and Memorial bridge are uncertain. A. Bushell of Centerville, a senior road department official, says the bridge will not be widened at the water falls and the fall view will be preserved.
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Milford
State Highway Department
Memorial Bridge
Ofer
Bushell
Centerviile
Peremnel
Bushel
Widning
New Haven Avenue
Ability to Talk Needed at Y M C A Meeting
A public speaking class at the Y M C A ended with a University Club dinner. Judge Pad L Miller spoke on public speaking as a stepping stone to success, stressing the need to stand and persuade any audience. Fred C Shell was toastmaster. Julia Farnum received a leather traveling case. attendees included Edward Secka and others.
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Sue
Pad L. Miller
Abe
Jurge Miller
Fred C. Shell
Julia Parnum
Shea
Edward Secka
Albert Sorka
Joseph Barrett
Charles Olmereid
Ray Shea
A. Johnson
Iliam Shea
Charles Stevens
W. B. Arvatt
Fred G. Sitea
Julia Farnum
Prizes Awarded In Y Magazine Drive
The Y Magazine Drive yielded a record subscrip tion total with 108 subscriptions, led by Maurice Perry's team and John Downey as top fundraisers. Winners earned prizes including a two month membership and stay at Camp Zen. The campaign was Bridgeport's most successful to date, with Maxwell Griffin and Joseph Williams teams also posting strong results.
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George Streff
Maurice Perrys
Txo
Y. MC
John Downey
Willam Hope
Hal Yale
Maxwell Griffiei
Tem
Jomph Wiaithamsen
John Wollere
Bridgeport
Amsociation Tien
Firet Publel
Landlord Faces Court Over Windows Removal Case
Monterosso, a landlord in Pittsfield Massachusetts, appeared in district court to show cause why a warrant should not issue against him for removing three windows in a tenement to force tenants to vacate. He admitted removing the windows from Lear's bedroom claiming the tenants owed back rent, while Lear contends the rent was paid. The case was continued for a week.
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Piltsfield
Mass
Ny Associated Press
Monterosso
Monterosse
Charles Lear
Tear
Monterosse Wa
Voters approve road spending in Solebrook meeting
A town meeting in Solebrook approved 6500 for highways and 1500 over recommendations, deeming the extra money necessary to repair spring damage. The council voted for proceeding with enlightened saving measures.
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Solebrook
Assolated Press
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