Suburban real estate transfers in Bridgeport and area
Real estate dealings include Bridgeport Trust Company conveying Lot 147 near Thompson Street bounded north by lot 147 and Thompson Street to Joseph Thompson, and parcels transferred to Barbera and Barker with bounds along Sound View Avenue and surrounding streets. Several estates and executors' parcels are listed including Lovell and Pelissero, with multiple lots and boundaries described, and a final lot 50 near Sound View Avenue transferred to Cleary for $300.
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Bridgeport Trust Company
Rs Oe
Bridgeport
Joseph Thompson
John Kupecz
Thompson Street
Lesersty
Suggett
Avene D
Avon
Enema
Curtis Thompson
Des Pellissero
Thompson
High Park Avenue
Sound View Avenue
George E. Beers
Florenzo Martara
Frank Miller
Whetmore
Willard H. Washburn
Curtis
Rosella M. Lovell
Charles A. Lovell
Park Avenue
Charles A. Well
T. Cleary
Lewis Burritt
Walerl = Cleary
Fairfield land transfers listed for Edwards Bushnell Rodgers and others
Fairfield records show Bill Edwards of Bridgeport selling 500 dollars for land bounded by Harry Bush on north and west, highway on the south, and Bushnell by the east, with B Bushnell selling to Frank L. Rodgers land by Pine Creek and Hawkins heirs on the north. the same parcel transfers continue from Rodgers to William H Brown and William N Kabel of Bridgeport.
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Bill Edwards
Bridgeport
William H. Seager
Harry Bush
B. Bushnell
Frank L. Rodgers
Pine Creek
Benjamin Hawkins
Amos Hanson
Wiliam H. Brown
William N. Kabel
Bradley and Smith land transfers listed in old deed record
Ernest and Irving Bradley transfer lot No 8 60 by 971 feet to Horace J Wakeman Jr on Bradley street. Henry A and Mary McIntyre Smith sell two parcels totaling 15 000 to Morris Ketchum with 16 acres bounded by Harry Smith heirs Sohtbner Saugatuck river Eunice Smith and the highway. A second 3 acre piece bounds N N railroad highway and land of Nogh W Bradley. Morris and Jane Ketchum reassign to Henry A Smith of Saugatuck.
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Ernest and
Irving Bradley
Horace J. Wakeman, Jr
J .H
O. Bradley
Bradley Street
Henry A
Mary McIntyre Smith
Morris Ketchum
Harry Smith
George Sohtbner
Saugatuck
Eunice Smith
Norwalk Clerk Race Drama Sparks Vote Count Request
Special United Press report from Norwalk outlines a close South Norwalk race for city clerk. Republican John J. Cuneo prevailed over Frank, prompting the Democratic candidate to demand a full vote recount and official tabulation.
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Norwalk
United Press
South Norwalk
John J. Cuneo
Frank
Westport Transfer Involves Kemper Estate and Philadelphia Buyer
A notice records Charles H. Kemper Jr transferring six acres in Westport to John Hal Kemper of Philadelphia. The parcel lies north of the West Sanitarium, along the highway, with adjacent lands of Mrs. C. Smith and the Congregation. Reading and description indicate a land transfer proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Kemper, Jr
John Hal- Kemper
Philadelphia
West Sanitarium
C. Smith
Recount Granted in Huntington Victory Dispute
A Democratic victory by six votes in Huntington's election prompts a Superior Court recount petition granted by Judge William H. Williams. Papers were served on City Clerk Caneo sixty days after election. The piece also lists local sales and gift shop promotions from Be. H. Dillon Co. Jackson's Bookshop Meigs & Co. and Atlantic Pharmacy with Christmas shopping emphasis.
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F. Huntington
Superior Court
William H. Williams
Caneo
Farmer Want Column Offers Hints to Readers
A brief farmer focused column suggests readers consider trying the Farmer Want Col wm, implying practical tips and local listings. The note hints at community resources and actionable ideas for agricultural readers.
Hidden Hazard in Matches Prompts U S Reform Move
James P. Heaton explains that most matches sold in the United States contain white phosphorus which causes necrosis and death. He recounts European bans, a pending Esch bill to tax such matches, and Diamond Match Company efforts to enforce a cost patent while offering substitutes.
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James P. Heaton
Survey Press Bureau
United States
Congress
Pronger
Germany
Austria
Europe
Finland
Denmark
Switzerland
France
Deanee Luxemburg
Italy
Netherlands
Great Britain
United States Bureau of Labor
John Esch
Diamond Match Company
Diamond Company
Tariff Commission
Saugatuck News Roundup Reflects Local Life and Safety Measures
In this town notes packed with civic action and daily happenings, hydrants expand after fires threaten homes, public meetings address district needs, and local figures like Col. Partridge and Sheriff-elect Willmer surface in community chatter. Feasts, weddings, travels, and school events fill the social calendar as residents juggle work, weather, and small-town politics.
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Sylvan Avenue
State Street
Colt
John N. Partridge
Willmer
Allie W. Allen
Saugatuck
Vollmer
Lancaster
Charles
Charles Langenberg
Margaret Schleng
Brooklyn
Musical Society
Southport
Pequots
Saugatuck Methodist Church
Harold S. Sperry
Charles Huenerberg
Edward G. Wheeler
Frank Warren
John F. Coyle
Joseph Sands
T. J. Kirk
E. H. Perry
Geldhart
Epworth League
E. O. Simpson
Mesdames
W.H Smith
A. G. Boynton
J. C. Sniffin
William H. Smith
Trainmen Seek Wage Increases Across 60 Railroads
About 65 000 conductors and trainmen on 60 western railroads seek nearly 5 million dollars annually in wage hikes. They aim for about 16 percent more pay, with conferences led by 85 general chairmen and by W B Garrettson and W Lee. The talks are expected to last several weeks.
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Chicago
W. B. Garrettson
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Lee
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
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New Haven
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Riverside Avenue
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Christchurch
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Bethlehem
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Malden
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Jersey City
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Saugatuck Whist
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Canada
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Pittsfield
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Compo Street
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Queraue
New Mexico
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Edward Duffy
St. Louis
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Riverside Avennue
J. B. Morris
Wil
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Greens Farmis
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Greens Farm
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California
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