Poultry and supplies advertise value baby chicks sales
Classified notices list steady poultry deals from multiple hatcheries in Connecticut and nearby towns with prices for baby chicks Rhode Island Reds White Leghorns and White Wyandottes plus hatching eggs and circulars. Also lost items including jewelry a fountain pen bank book and a tortoise shell glasses. Dog and trucking ads appear among miscellaneous notices.
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E. Hartford
Conn
Rhode Island
New Britain Hatchery Co
Leading & Paultre Colleges
Queckenbush
Darren
E. T .Osborn
Val Trumbull
Noble
Beardards
T. Levin
Capitol Ave
Trease
Stratford
Los
Rereale
Baldwin St
Spiritualists meeting and notices in Readaug region
A fragment lists a Friday spiritualist meeting at 7 30 pm led by Mrs Lorridge at 19s West A 168 Droad St Readaug for trance medium sessions. It also advertises real estate for sale at 7 Field Ave with 1 stores and six families, mortgage terms, and a contact Russell E Lomas 175 nee St New Haven. Also job wants a salesman plus pet listings and dog breeders with contact details in Stratford and Danbury areas.
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ANS Pde
Mapamerita
Ings Daily
Ais
Daiy
Aily
Lorridge
West
Droad St
Readagus
Stratford Ave
Field Ave
Noble
Russell E. Lomas
Énee St
New Haven
Home for journalists proposed by new club in Denver
The American Journalist Club forms an executive committee led by Elias Ammons Frances Wyne Halsted Ritter and John Brisben Walker and aims to buy a Morrison Colorado property for a home and club house with 43 bedroom stone building 20 bungalows 100 foot pool and 200 guest capacity. Board expects 50000 to fund the purchase leaving 15444 for equipment and seeks 1000 memberships to allow guests to stay free with meals at cost.
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Denver
Cole
Marek Tiecfhe
American Journalist Club
Elias M. Ammons
Colorado
Frances Wyne
Halsted L. Ritter
John Brisben Walker
Cosmopolitan Magasine
Murchase
Morrison, Cole
Nave
Mount Falcon
Trenver
America
Artista Writers
Huara of Regents
Alk McClaire
Henry Watterson
John Arishen Walker
Died Banks Burke Comer Pair Gripein Grandfind Halpin
A string of obituary notices recorded in Greenfield Hill and neighboring towns. Royal S Banks aged 64 funeral at Congress street Greenfield Hill Conn interment Oakland cemetery. Holmiynd Burke given funeral arrangements in city. David Comer of Central avenue to Church of the Blessed Sacrament then St Michael's cemetery. James E Fair of Griffin hospital Derby to White Hill for service and Monrose cemetery interment. Maretta Griffin of 410 Ogden street burial at Lakeview cemetery. Gertrude Grandfield formerly of Stratford buried at 1686 West Broad Street Stratford residence. Mary Halpin of 82 Lewis Street awaiting funeral plans. Fannie Moeller of Milford to services at Milford cemetery. Mary E McLovoy child interment Hebrew Cemetery. Alice Mullen funeral from Harborview Avenue to St. Ann's church. Harriet Ogden of Westport funeral at Myrtle Avenue and Willow Brook Cemetery. Sarat Bisisky funeral at 1207 North Avenue. Goilel SteinKamp son of Anna SteinKamp funeral from 38 White Street to St Charles Church then Old Park Yard. Naoma Trevitt child to Fairfield Lakeview. Margaret Webster widow buried at Lakeview. George Wharton of Detroit dies in Bridgeport with services at sister’s home then Mountain Grove Cemetery. Josephine Windisch funeral at Theberum & Heaphy to St Joseph’s Church.
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Strans Churen
Sacred Heart
Meriden
Cogn
New London
Westerly
R. I
Comer
David Comer
Central Avenue
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
da. mi
St. Michael's Cemetery
Derby
Conn
Griffin Hospital
James E. Fair
White Hill
Monrose Cemetery
Lakeview
Grandfind
Brooklyn
Gertrude
Ida
Charles Grandfield
AR. Lind
West Broad St
Stratford
St. Michaels Cemetery
Milford
Mcivoy
Mary E
James D
Ethel Melevoy
Bradley Street
Willow Brook
Cemery
Westport
Isinky
Phe
Sarat Bisisky
North Ave
Hebrew Sick Cemetery
Steinkramp
Mar
Webster
Margaret
Benjamin Webster
Maple Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Wharton
Detroit
Mich
George Oliver Wharton
Jane MacAdam
William Wharton
Walter Co. Bartlett
Hazelwood
Bridgeport
Buriel
Mountain Grove
Windisch
Josephine Ludwig
William Windisch
Theberum & Heaphy
State Street
St. Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church
Gompers Weak but Out of Danger at Lenox Hospital
New York March 11 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor remains weak but out of danger after pneumonia. His physician said he has made good progress and may be considered out of danger though still weak. He is expected to leave the hospital later this week to recuperate in Florida. Two sons Samuel Jr. and Henry, of Washington, D. C., visited today.
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New York
Sarmucel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Lenox Ji Hospital
Siner
Neaday
Tar
Gompers
Samuel Jy
T Henry
Washington, D. C
Local Produce Prices and Market Tones March 10 1923
Local market bulletin shows firm tone for cabbage potatoes and barreled apples with steady or unchanged prices. Midweek price advances in potatoes and heavy shipments for apples contrast with a weak fresh meat trend at New York. Egg prices unsettled with wide dealer spreads, Western eggs cheaper.
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Marketing Bureau
State Board of Agriculture
Maine
Apita
Ilagt
New York
Kennery
State Board of Agulttre
Ridenort
Hartford
New Haven
Unidentified Drunk Breaks Store Windows
An unidentified intoxicated man caused multiple storefront damages yesterday morning in a downtown area. He first stumbled into a plate glass front at Brady Plumbing on Mon Press Street and Housatonic Avenue, then into a window at the garbage plant on Louisiana Avenue.
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Brady Plumbing Shoe
Monpress Street
Housatonic Avenue
Lousatoniv Avenue
Scantily Clad Woman Found in Snow Bank
A scantily clad woman was found lying on a snow bank on Myrtle avenue early yesterday by a policeman. Officers believe she wandered from her home while under the influence of liquor. She was taken to Hillside home for treatment, her feet frostbitten.
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Myrtle Avenue
IX Isself
Hillaide
Iron Production Leads Week's Business Expansion
New York report from March 11 notes rapid business expansion with February pig iron output hitting a new high and furnace activity near wartime capacity. Rail freight, steel prices, and automobile building rise face material shortages. cotton and stocks show strong defense by traders amid steady money rates and tax-driven fund shifts to New York.
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New York
Associated Press
Dun's
Bradstreet
Post Office Receipts in February Show Increase
Post office receipts in February totaled 952,496 dollars across major cities, rising 13 percent from the same month last year. The barometer of postal receipts tied to general business activity shows improvement in mid year, with January and February volumes still below December.
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Ralph PF
Couch
Washington
Marenle
Postoffice
Uysthi
Sir Ek
Champion Stowaway Arrives Here Again
New York Masel 1L reports the world champion stowaway arrives again aboard the President Roosevelt docking at Hoboken after a stormy voyage from Bremen. Mans Treltigueh, 22, completed this seventh attempt and is held for deportation on Mis island.
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New York
Mans Treltigueh
Germany
Roosevelt
Coboken
Bremen
Mis Island
Irving Fisher Weekly Index and What It Measures
Irving Fisher explains a weekly index of 200 commodities tracking wholesale price movements and money purchasing power relative to 1913. The May 1920 peak exceeds prewar levels by about 70 percent, with data drawn from Dun's Weekly Review and War Industries Board reports, published with Fisher’s methods in The Making of Tides Numbers.
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Uctons
Y Care World
Irving Fisher
Houghton AM Mufflin & Co
Pottik Foundation of
Eeonomic Research
Nawton 68
Mass
Prine
Dun
Welhsa
War Industries
Index Nambe
Pacific Mail Steamship Again Earning Profit
New York March Nye in come of 227 160 for the pee 1922 ig disclosed in the anual report of the Pacific Mail Steamship Co pay mad public tadaa ag conn ect with deficit of 490 687 In 1 The corporation which bas with headquarter incin Mran o operated Shorty five steam ships in 1922 Operating venue for the year to Hed 4 616 578 compared SRS 994 thy previous year Profit shown despite a deficit due to a policy of most rigid costs and creditor pressures.
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New York
Marehal
Afail
Tadaa
Rithag
Incin Mran“o
Cartona
New England Construction and Canadian Pacific Reports
New England Construction shows contracts awarded totaling 4.4 million dollars for the week ending March 6 with corresponding period figures near 1.8 million. Plymouth Cordage plans to raise the dividend from 5 to 6 percent within two weeks, a move seen as returning to a 6 percent yield. Canadian Pacific reports January revenue of 1.81 million and net earnings up 236,549, signaling potential improvement over last year. Edmunds Jones declares quarterly dividends of 1.5 percent on preferred and 50 cents on common, payable April 1 to holders of record March 20.
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New England Construction
W. Dodge Company
New England
Plymounth Cordage
Plymouth Cordage Company
Canadian Pacific
Edmunds & Jones
Edmunds & Jones Corporation
U S Rubber reports 1922 surplus and higher sales
New York March 11 The United States Rubber company’s 1922 annual report shows net income after interest and charges but before dividends of 7 692 039, up from 492 811 in 1921 Dividends on preferred stock total 5 538 718 leaving a surplus for 1922 of 2 154 321 vs a 17 278 941 deficit in 1921 Common dividends began April 192? Sales for 1922 reached 796 350, an increase over 1921.
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New York
United States Rubber Company
Collision Between Car and Streetcar Injures Passenger
An automobile driven by Burr E. Reach collided with a streetcar yesterday near Tru Coll. The car suffered slight damage while the trolley was also damaged as a result. No further details are provided on injuries or injuries.
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Man Burr
Man
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