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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
17
Fragmentary text lists Chicago Houston Detroit Akron Cleveland and includes stray brackets and names, suggesting a brief note on regional teams or cities. The readable portion hints at a map or scoreboard style caption with overlapping city initials and fragmentary formatting.
Jewelry trade groups discuss adding jade to the April birthstone list as an alternative to diamond. They weigh historical ties to the breastplate of Aaron and the 12 stones of Israel, along with modern consumer access and cultural beliefs in jewel power, amid ongoing deliberations.
Canadian humorist Georgen Ham recounts a surgical incident in which he awoke in a darkened room after appendectomy. A nurse explains the time, revealing the path through fear and confusion as they shielded him from shock during the procedure.
March 20 report from New York dairies shows creamery extras at 39 to 37 cents, fresh butter 28 to 27 cents, cheese market unsettled with whole milk prices rising from 29 to 1944 cents per unit, and varying regional quotes for white and brown fancy butter amid overall market uncertainty.
London March 31 reports a major proposal to establish an airship service from England to Taéit and Australia. A financial group seeks a government subsidy of 450000 plus 200000 from Australia and India. if funded a 20000000 capital company would build extra air ships aiming for a twelve day Australia trip and five and a half day Bombay leg, with passenger fares around 425.
Notice mailed to stockholders of the General Electric Company states the annual meeting will be held in Schenectady May 0. Changes proposed include selecting fifteen directors and a bylaw amendment to add four more directors for a total of nineteen, with a plan to raise 45,000,200 by issuing 2,800,000 new shares at par value and priority to cumulative funds. Shares carry no other preferences, transfer hooks close April 57922 and reopening the day after the annual meeting.
A report from the auditoriurn of the New York Chamber of Commerce discusses themes in railroad securities and capital expansions led by Davien Warfield. The National Grain Corporation plans to raise capital, issue 3 600 shares, and the Wall Street firm Trudmilin Hoorn Incorporated expands into real estate and farming equipment. The Republican Farmer and American Telegram Company announce early-year dividends and stock reorganizations, while legal actions against individuals surface in federal court.
A federal judge granted a petition by intersyute cammeres Gommylschan and the New England eprrints to intervene in proceedings involving eastern trunk lines. Judge Mayer set April 22 for final hearing and arguments, with the New England Mayere relit commission given until April to file. The order seeks enforcement of a commission order reapportioning the routes and challenged government powers amid claims of arbitrary action.
A brief market note shows Cot ton trading around four dollars with minor daily fluctuations. Prices appear steady with limited activity and small, mixed orders observed across regions. The report notes no dramatic shifts or large contracts affecting the day’s price level.
The record lists multiple warranty deeds and realty transfers in Bridgeport. Names include Alexander Petecki to Wiadyslaw Pajolek and Anton Wreh to Tara G. Herb, among others. Several entries reference mortgages, street addresses on Pitan Street and Madison Avenue, and payments like $1,200 and $1,100. Administrative actions note Wheeler as administrator to Bessie Heller and other brokers handling properties.
At its meeting last night the stock exchange committee decided on Friday’s and Monday’s holidays. No trading will occur on those days while a potential World Week celebration is considered. Details remain tentative as officials weigh closures and staffing.
In New York trading today railway bonds led gains amid overall modest activity. Western, southwestern, and eastern railways showed strength with New York Central debentures and Manhattan Elevated issues among leaders. Foreign division Mexican issues rose, while Liberty group saw nominal losses amid a moderate reaction. Total sales value reached 73,841,000.
At the New Britain Machine Company annual stockholders meeting, a new director slate was approved with Attorn Moore, W Stanley, Rowland, Fl Hese, T B Stanley, and PF Kk Rover. Several former directors were dropped including Abraham Buel, vice president and factory superintendent. he will leave the concern on April 1 after a long association.
March reports from York reveal multiple yearly highs as investors pursued gains in British American Tobacco Reo Motor and Cleveland Motors. Independent Lead, Amalgamated Leader, and Acme Packing show mixed results while oil stocks like Treala Syndicate and Skelly Oil rally on perceived insider support.
Notice announces taxes on the Grand List of 1921 due by April 1 1922 at the Tax Collector's Office City Hall with extended penalties after May 1 1922. Tax Collector Fr Louis Drew warns property owners to pay promptly or incur interest and penalties.
Market gains stem from favorable commerce reviews and renewed demand for steel, with reserves withdrawals by interior banks bolstering money rates. Call loans steady, and short and long term rates unchanged, while industrials like Studebaker and Bethlehem Steel led a mixed day of trading on 920000 shares. London fairs and foreign exchange show dullness amid political tensions.
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reports total reserves of 1 251 147 958 dollars and earning assets of 243 513 322 dollars at March 29. It lists bills discounted secured by government obligations for members and other bills, open market holdings, uncollected items, and deposits due to members. Notes in actual circulation and total reserves-deposits balance are included.
Senate finance committee approves 30 cent wheat import duty boosting Chicago wheat prices as reports show closing quotes firming and weather aiding gains. Ongoing legal notices include appointment of temporary receiver for The National Shoe Store Inc and dissolution of partnership between J. Trhl and Y. Iversen with court actions in Bridgeport.
Market report from Bridgeport Telegraph notes steadier egg market with prices rising from 3 to 3 cents per dozen, driven by demand rather than yields. Potatoes show follow-on gains, cabbage and butter movements strengthen, lamb and veal steady, and various fruits and vegetables listed with quoted price ranges for wholesalers and growers.
METAL MARKET NEW YORK March 30 Copper spot and nearby prices listed as 12 7-8 with a d-4 a 12 7-8 reading. Tin steady in spot and futures around 29.000 Tron. Zinc quiet with East St. Louis delivery and spot at 4.70. Antimony quiet at 4.25.
Market notes show high and low ranges at 4 1/2 with closing at 4 1/2. Demand remains steady with rates near the 4 1/2 level as lenders and borrowers discuss acceptances and margins.
We lend money on note or home furniture to honest steady earners and property owners. Loans up to 1300 repayable in 3 to 15 months with legal charges only. Financed by business men, requires privacy and courteous service. New borrowers welcome at 245 340 N St, Liberty Bian. contact Barnum 2-7-6.
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