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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-27
NEFAY,-

NEW YORK. Jan. 36.-The metal er-
change quotes lead 500 hid. spelter nrn:
spot. East st. Lnnis delivery. 10 bid.
At London, lead, go: speller f53 SIS.
Copper firm; electrolytic first, second
and third quarters. 29.00FD32.50.
Iron steady and unchanged. -
Metal exchange quotes tin hrm; spot,
45.15I45.50. 80
At London. spot copper. 1882 6s; fu-;s
lures. fI2S Ss: electrolytic. fl43; spot
tin, ESQ IS cd; futures, Sl91 % I'd -
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Butter, Eggs. and Cheese

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-iSuttsr. firm:
creamery. higher than extras IL. Il i2r:
creamery extras 10" scored %nIc II tlc:
iirsts 81 n t0c: seconds ~ Il So &C.
Eggs strong: fresh gathered. extra
ffrsts 4o1.c: iirSts ~ !. n 42c: refrigerIt-
or, seconds 20 tirStS 36Tt 3Sc: nearby hem
aIery whites. fins. IL fancy ~ n +Sc; Rear
Va hcnnery browns $40 i5c.
T. Cheese lirln: state. held. specials - ::
(6k25c: do. average fancy 2iEC.
Ltv" poultry tirm: chickens :0S: fowls
S2oc; TURKEYS 2nc Dressed firm: CHICK
t,s lSm CSC: fowls i6M24c: turkeys %
Gl3Gc.
Flour easier
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1or.n + .yan'. closing stock Letter:

By private wiro to a. E Masten i Coz
NEW YORK. Jan c6.--U: S. steel
mart of the session and impaired tirm
tone to the list in general Predictions
Rre being freely made that the junior
issue OF the Steel corporation WIZ re-
three per cent. also that earnings TOT
the last quarter Of 1915 will not 1ali
short Of the hundred million marx. Ine
forenoon trmness. however, gave way
TO heaviness due to realizing by buyers
Of the early week and renewed eIorts
of the local bear element.
Some Of the late selling was inspired
By the reports in circulation OF consider
able re-selling OF wheat futures by Tor.
eign agents in the Winnipeg marker.
that the same was suggestive Of the
probabilities Of far-reaching information
al present developments in the not dis
1ant future. 1t may be we'll therefore,
10 exercise extreme caution on the buy
ing side at present.
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REDWOOD CHURCHES

st. Matthew's Lutheran churcn, AZ
Ham h pastor. fourth sunday after
i EEipiany. $50 a. NJ, sunday school and Inf
I3ihia class for adults. Frank kroggel,
s SiO 1890 a. M. nreachiIG
services in tho English language: ~ W
evening services The hc c cryicas at ST.
i Jnmes Lnthsrhn church of Elm Grove,
W S1"S Re- :. G. Aipers of Bal Ba!'i e F.
viii he installed as pastJr by Key. u :
Helm Hell THURSDAY at 8, p. m. choir re,
hcarsal under the direction Oh "a''
L In de- hnrpRr.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Raw sugar I'M
settled: centrifugal. 4S9: molasseS 402;
refined quiet: fine Eranulated. 675. ~
Sugar futures were steadier on cover
ing and u little buying by trade !nter-
ests. At noon prices were 2 toS points
higher.
CLOSED steady and unchanged to points
higher; sales. $3.50 tons; March, SSS;
May $50. IulV. 395.
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WOOL.

BOSTON. Jan. 26.-Thn Commercial
Bulletin Will say tomorrow:
Business in the wool market during
the past week has been somewhat I'M
even. although healthy situation OBJ
tains and n fair volume Of trade result
ed. Prices are firm. Wooden manufac-
turers an. reporting a fairly good vol
lImr Of orders hut the better class OF
worated goods Is still waiting. In. the
west contracting has slowed down in
many sections and deadlock exists
with prices unchanged for what has
been gold"
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RARNESYnLE.

FRS, Methodist Episcopal church. cor cor
nor church and Broadway, Barncsviiie'
o., Price Alexander Crow. Pm: d., m In.
ister. "Doads Leading HeavenWara
viii be the pastors: theme sunday morn
Gts,rort' chicago, Iii. will give an adj
S 1reMs'' on The Trend for Nation-wi!die
T Prohibition" All the church will unite
~ his service. The Bible school vel
comes co bot hyoung and old 10 its sessions z,
which begin ut 9:l5 o'clock. nm Inc t ,bc
E Gn viii be led by Miss Marie Glib
son. n Thursday afternoon the Woman's
Hcmc missionary Society will have n
Thirnbln Bee at the home Of Mrs. {; NJ,
Colo, I27 South Lincoln avenue. me
,rusic committee has recently secured
Inc services for Mrs. Ray DePcw as
chnirIster Sho comes in the place or
Prof. l.. Hanlon. who moves TO But
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nKrpaEPoRT CLUTCHES.

Ct. paurs Evangelical Lutheran
chnrcb. Bridgeport. Main street. Fey:
otio Wendell. pastor-Fourth :sundaiy
after Epiphany: Sunday School ana n.,
~ PIE ,Sn German language at 1895 a. m. !;
~ eTs vesper services at 1880 p; m; !;
the the catechclical class will meet on Wea q !,
nrsday At 4 D. III. and on. Saturday at
q. H. ell, IN carved at
g. to",,I,s lutheran church. Bridgeport.
ohio, tuesday. February e, 1917 from .
nj
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rLTrans'cs bonSs close 'cc. 90 for regular quar-
rerly dividend OF u: cent ;ayatte Dec "a: and
IeaI January 70 for extra dividend Of L FER cent
PAYABLE Feb l.
=. tal-Transfr. books rir,r Jan. - tnr per cent
cash dividend Eayahs Feb | Transfer bVnH> close
Z; Atar.h for !. Ter Cens cash dividend.
payable March 10
t:,--Tyanst.e books close Ian. - for per cent
cash dividend. payable Feb |.
Isl rrau>tes borSs cirso Fan. 20. for a Ger cent
= cash dividend payable ian. 81.
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mcMEcBEN cHuKcHEs

Christian Church. McMechen- cor''f q
4th and Logan streets; parsonage mi
same block on 9Th street, G ~, f4 pitI.
IT.. minister; Bell phone lSSI'S snnerE
Eot"U INV ". ". wilson. Asst. Supt.:
! morning worship 100 o'clock 5un ,ior
Endeavor 3:nO D.. m; Senior knd 1;aSf,
G:s0 y. m: Evening worship I:SO o e!0cs * ,
Prayer meeting Wednesday eVen,m ngsd AZ
dies Aid meeting all DAY
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2G.-EIogs. receipts
So 900 head: weak, 10 cents under yes
terday's average. Bulk S!i'!0 n !i.e3,
light s1I056f1l.5J: mixed SLID % 90;
heavy SI1.l5Ql1.70; roughs S1l.15Q1 L.
20: pigs S9.I50 1860.
Cattle. receipts 5000 head: steady. Ma
tive hcrf cattle sI.T5M ll.90; western
Steers s7.7Ipl0.00: stockcrs and feed
crs $500 q 900; cows and heifcrs S50O q
1926: calves $11.00 IT $500.
Sheen. receipts 1000 bead; strong.
Wnthers s97bml1.95; ewes $50 n 1910;
lambs S11:11 q 1925.
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wAHwoop CHURCHES.

Warwood Christian Church. Bible
lntendent Lords Supper and sermon
i0:45 a. m. subject. bright Hopes
Blasted" Francis NJ. Blddle. minister.
Song service and sermon 7:30 D. m; sub
iects GODS Forgiveness" Harry j..
RoSu, choir leader.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
(By private wire to Fidelity Investmel
,ASsociation.)

I: NEW YORK. Jan. 26.-Therc WIS lit
tie news and little action to the market
to-day United States Steel vas strong
for q time. and then f1attened out. The
market is still sadly in need OF pull
y leader. although any great move In 9th
er direction at present is likely dcpen-
dent on some fresh and important news.
We would rather buy than sell them.
(F'rom Harris Winthrop & Coz
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Ruble 81. e church, (Mount de Chan-
tab, NJ. D. Griffin minister: 10 inc l3l-
lowi- z services a cordial invitation Is
oxte led: Sunday school ut p. nl' ~ l.;
MecS SUPERINTENDENT. Preaching at .
m, Epworth League. Thursday eve
ming III the usual hour.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
IN THE CHURCHES
fcoutinued from Page Eight.)

a, night, and reception of new members.
sunday school at 9:S0 a. m EpWortn
league at Gas p. III. Rev. Eas TACK
will address the league at TINS tinle;
4 meeting of the official board Is called
FOR Monday night. Prayer meeting We'd
ncsday night at i:40.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. &c. 1917.
Furnished The IntsllIgencer by =: r
Masten q Co, members New York Stock
exchange. National Bank Of West Viz
Rinia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
T. BRAND manaHor
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WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. &c. 1914.
Masten 4 Co, members New York Stock
Exchange National Bark or West Viz.
ginla building, Wheeling. W. Va Louis
F Brand, manager. -
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. w. Va. IAN 20. 1917.
Furnished The 1ntclllgcncer by A. e.
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange National Rank % West Nir-
PIMA building. Wheeling. ". Va Louis
F Brand manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. rs. 1917.
Afasteu Il Co, members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank OF West VII
rinia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
+. Brand. manager.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-27

Grcggsville NJ. L. church. NJ aom sG
Cummings, pastor. SUNDAY ecnEol'
a. m. and preaching at eleven O'CLOCK.
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PITTSBURGH. Pc Jan. cG.-rattle

PITTSBURGH. Pa Jan. .G.-t:attle.
steady: supply light Choice 1918
1850; primo Sl0.50@lL25.
Sheep steady: supply light. Prime
wethera $1,000 a 100: Gull and common
SL50G6.O0: lambs S10.000145o; veal
calves S1450 q 1900.
Hogs. steady; receipts 10 double decks,
Prime hcavies s1a.05 10: mediums
and heavy workers. $ll.90 Il 200: light
workers. s11.40@11.60: pigs S10.75 q L.
90; roughs S10.50@ll.00.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W Na.. Jan. &c. 1917.
Furnished The .int"lliEnncer hy \. f..
MaSten & Co. members Nrw York Stock
Exchange National Bank of West Flr-
Ein:a building. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis
i 1.rand. manager.
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Fulton N. f. church. d. Homer Cum
mings, pastor. Sunday schooI ~ al
m: League: $50 and preaching ut 1884,
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OF YIELD
CAUSES WHEAT DROP
M,rr.t clos.d Heavy and Net Lower.
Corn. Oats and Provisions
Dropped

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-Greatly ENLARGED
Of wheat. The market closed heaTE'
s to q net lower, with Nay at , !S1
to 1919 and July at lblt: 70 Aot n ,
Corn lost 7s9lc to lG1%e. and oats ats
4 to &. In provisions tho outcome
was the Same as yesterdays finish 70
17h down.
Futures ranged as follows:
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. &c. 1914.
Furnished The lnteIlIgencer by 4 -.
masten G. Co, members New York StoeR
Exchange, National Bank OF West Wiz
gInia building, Wheeling. w. va. Lou'
f. Brand. manager. --
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ST paul's church. Elm Grove; }.
Logan Fish, rector. There Will De ser
vice in st. Pauls church ion.orroW' omr
fourth Sunday after Epiphany, at TOUR
o'clock in the afternoon.
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Vance Memorial Presbyterian churGn'
Woodsdalc: James Nease Potter, -; ~. ",
minister. s>:rvices at II 4, m. ana !. :Su
D. m. Morning subject. What e wrong
With the World?" Evenin 1Huo'eGS,t &C..
How Can the WORDS 4ns, ,,hia
RI~ht.,j?" Sunday school. Adult Blnie
CLASSES 1T $50 a. m. Young Peoples
meeting at GAS y. III.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. IS. 1917.
Daily luctatnn u.t u tns Nhcc.ius Stock E1-
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY, Pa. ian. 26.---t'rGdit bal
anccs. s3.0a: runs, 1924: average. ST.
969; Shipments Is 1903: average. 1861.
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Chile's national forests cover about
100000 acres Of land.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
I:-: Finance. Real Estate Insurance =:
NV orld of Finance||
~~~~ STOCK MARKET

New York, Oct. 22.-The week in the stock market opened with con- tinuance of activity in war shares at higher levels. Equipments were again the conspicuous features at gains of one to three points but railroads were sluggish. Gas shares manifested some of their recent reactionary trend. Trading was broad and suggested further closing of short contracts
 Pools availed themselves of the general improvement of the first hour to lift special stocks. Mexicans were among the favored issues, also Distil- lers, Alcohol. Baldwin and American Locomotives, sugars and tobaccos. United States Steel made little pro- ~gress. however, and coppers reacted, while railroads remained apathetic, Utilities were under greater pressure, Laclede Gas falling 5 points, Consoli-
 dated Gas five, Brooklyn Union Gas two and Peoples Gas 1-2. Gains in all quarters were largely reduced at midday. Liberty bonds were active at the one price of 99.70.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
COLD EMBARGO.

|
 We described last month the situa-
 ton in the foreign exchanges which has been causing the dollar to be quoted at discount in countries which on direct trade with this coun- try were largely in our debt, and which has been responsible for much of our gold exports. Since then the President has taken action under au- thority given by the Act of Embargo, and has placed all exportations of coin and bullion under the control of the Secretary of the Treasury, who has placed the exercise of authority in the hands of the Federal reserve board. Coin and bullion may be ex- ported only by submitting a request, and having approval in each case. The occasion for 1t must be stated, and r the Board will judge whether or not the transaction Is of such public Tn. terest as to Justify the loss of gold
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
BUILDING PERMITS
 ISSUED LAST NIGHT

Bui1d1ng activities took a jump at the meeting. of the board of building commisaoners last night. when 16 per- mtts were Issued for new buildings valued at $31 .261.
 They include: W
 ", !. Skelly, to remodel building, 200 RaiZroad avenue; United Illuminating C0-, frame shed, west side of Cross street; Julia A. Burke, two-family .house, north side of Hunting street; Church of the Blessed Sacrament, all terations and addition to frame house, west side of Union avenue; Louise Bammr1ng, brick addition to building, 71S Pembroke street; M M. Downer, garage, 387 Clinton avenue; John Tomasco. remodel store to tenement. 741 Stilimhn street; s. and Annie Le- petz, garage. north side of Beardsley street. Hyman Friedman, garage, 429 !. .Fa1rview avenue; Frank and Annie aBherwood, one-famfly house, north side of North avenue; Monumental Bronze Co., garage, 354 Howard ave- nue; Nicholas Rattenthalos garage 1130 Park avenue; Fairbanks Storage Battery Co.,. brick factory, west side of Warren street; Bridget Florentino to change one-family to two-family house. west side of Fourth street; H L. Blackman & Son, garage. west side of Biackman street; J. B. Curtis, addi ton for bathroom, 145 Clarence street
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
STOCK MARKET AMATEURS HAVE
 BLUES JUST NOW
Drop in the Stock Market Causes Many People to
 Have Blues Just Now

The type of people who first turn to the stock market news twhen they pick up daily paper, are blue just now. The drop in the market has hit them. These people though they may Hive far from Wall street, are much under it's shadow. Instead of trying fechniQue of their own trade and ! reaching success by superiority tn the1r own line, they ritter away time !frvinx to fathom the motives of the .bfn manipulators, whose game is to icohceal their operations from the ipub1ic.
 such people feel more pleased by a prof<d of $50 in speculation than with ! @10O earned in their regular calling. They play the game until their money Ixfves out, or some unusual loss dem innstrntea the futility of their course. NIt is as easy to forecast Wall street \ ns the turn of a roulette wheel.
 when the market is going up, these amateuxs think the country is bask- ifn< in the sun of permanent pros 'rerlty and they rush in and buy. xV|nen the market goes of as 1t has .khe past week, they rush to sell out Y st06ks bought at higher levels. There N8 no siEnfficance in this market tbre1k except that a lot of people are inel11nk securities to buy Liberty Ebonds, so it is inevitable that prices under sailing pressure should dror txe11porar1ly.
 wan street is governed by feverisf tand unreasonable hopes and fears
 that are equally illusory. It 1s al |uafe a place for outsiders as an auto. Ilnombile speedway is for little chil. dren. People who learn their lessor
 with one moderate loss are lucky
 Af6euw11ile those who buy substantia Kaecur1t1es and forget about the stool rnArI<et, ~an and plenty of evidence that business 1s sound. in spite pf wal
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
ssNew Haven" Road Wants to Acquire
 S16,977, ,867 Stocks

Hartford, Oct 20-The New Haven Road has petitioned the public Sutili- ties commission for approval of the acquisition by the road from the New England Navigation Co., of certain shares. stock, bonds and notes. They were iasued by other corporations but are now owned by the navigation coxnpany The commission has set oct. 26 for hearing on the petition. It will be held at 11:s0 o'clock in the morning.
 me stock which the New Haven H6ad wishes to acquire, amounts to $16, Df1t6sHdoIs IsThea petition reminds zcofhmissfon that on May 1. 1916. the railroad was authorized by the Mossachusetts legislature to take ovsf the assets and assume the liabili- fie& Of the New England Navigation & Co.. If the latter did not increase it's aascts or add to it's book value.
 According to the petition the navi- xo<1on company has not done so and th<refore the railroad asks for the Qr1tilcge of taking over the stock |tf14 ~stock to be taken over includes about I 9 900 shares of preferred stock In the Eastern Steamship Line, ,$1.. 50o.00o first mortgage 5 per cent. in come bonds of the same company , 1s7 shares of stock of the Narragan. seft Pier, Railroad. $fs.7s1. 900 of 8
 and per cent 15-year funding gold notes of the New England In vaztment & Security Co. $26.000 pal vaIue $4M per cent bonds of tht Worcester & Connecticut Easter Railroad Co, and 500 shares of thu capital stock of the Shore Line Flee Uric co. of par value of $6o.ooo. Th' New Haven Road already has lega interest in the stock of the latter com fpany, but what 1t proposes now Is t I acquire the beneficial interest.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
THE NEW YORK NEW HAVEN AND
 HARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY

To the Stockholders of The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Company:
 Notice is hereby given that the An. nual Meeting of the Stockholders of The New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad Company will be held In Harmonic Hall, No. g Elm Street, Tn the City of New Haven, Connecticut, on Wednesday, the 24th day of October. 1911. at 12:s&9 o'clock noon, for the following purposes:
 1. To consider and take appropriate
 action upon the Statement of the
 affairs of The New York, New Ha- ven and Hartford Railroad Com
 pany for te year ending December
 31, 1916, and all acts described
 therein or reported at said meet
 ing.
 2. To elect a Board of Directors to
 serve until the next annual meet ing and until their successors shall
 have been elected and qualified
 8. To act upon proposed amend
 ments to the Stockholders by
 laws as follows:
 Amend Article III by changing the
 date for the Annual Meeting Of
 Stockholders from the fourth .. "Wednesday of October in each
 year to the third "Wednesday of
 April in each year. and by strik
 ing out the words "Chairman or
 the Board and inserting in lieu
 thereof the word President" so
 that said article as amended
 shall read as follows:
 'III The annual meeting of tnzs
 corporation at which directors shall be chosen, shall be held in
 the City of New Haven, Con-
 ,necticut, on the third Wednes- day of April in each year at 12 o'clock M., at such place as shall be fixed by the President or Directors"
 Amend Articles ", VII, and TX by
 striking out the words Chair man of the Board wherever they occur and inserting in lieu thereof the word President" so
 that said articles as amended shall read as follows: cry. A special meeting of this cor poration may be called at any time by order of the Board of Directors and shall be held in the City of New Haven at such | hour and place as shall be fixed | by the President or Directors "VII. For each annual and special meeting of the Stockholders the Board of Directors shall appoint two tellers to receive and count
 the votes cast thereat. In case of the failure of the Board o1 Directors to make such appoint | t ment, or in case of the failure
 or inability of either or both ot l the tellers to serve at such
 meeting, the President shall lap-
 point another teller, or tellers
 in his, or their places.
 'IX. All the meetings of this cor.
 poration shall be presided ovel
 by the President, when he shal
 be present. 4. To transact any other business which may properly come before | said meeting.
 Il For the purpose of this meeting tn, transfer books of the Company will. b' closed from October 10th to Octobel 24th, 1917, both days inclusive. F Dated at New Haven, Connecticut this first day of October, 1917. By order of the Board of Directors
 ARTHUR E. CLARK, Secretary.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22

Order of Notice THE BRIDGEPORT TRUST O.,
 VS : THE REPRESENTATIVES, AND j! CREDITORS AND THE HEIRS OF, JARVIS WILSON, Deceased, ct als. STATE OF CONNECTTCUT, COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD, s., SUPERIOR COURT.
 Bridgeport, Oct. 19, 1917
 Upon the complaint of the said The Bridgeport Trust Company, praying for reasons therein set forth for: H. A decree settling and confirming the title to certain premises described in said complaint, and finding that a certain record incumbrance thereon is now invalid and of no effect, and finding that. none of the Heirs and Representatives and Creditors of Mary E. Davis have any interest in said premises, and 2-Such other equitable relief as the Court may deem proper under the circumstances set forth in said complaint, brought to the Su- perior Court in and for Fairfield County on the first Tuesday of fOc- tober, 1917.
 It appearing and being found by this court that Henrietta Donnelly, one of the defendants in said action, | is absent from this State and gone to | parts unknown.
 Therefore Ordered. That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Bridgeport Farmer, newspaper printed in Bridgeport, three (3) times successively commencing on or be- fore the 26th day of October, 1917. l By order of the Court, VIM. T. IIAvILAND, c 1s ss Clerk
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-10-22
SelectInen's Notice

The Board of Selectmen and Town Clerk of the town of Bridgeport will be in session in the Council chamber, City Hall, State street, on Saturday, Oct. 20, and Monday. Oct. 27 for the purpose of admitting as electors all persons whose names appear on the list under the head of ITO Be Made who are found qualified.
 Per Orer Board of Selectmen.
 James Turner, Pres. Pro Tem.
 Thos. Hungerford, Clerk.
 Joseph L.. Verillo.
 Ralph Broderick.
 James P. Griffin.
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