Market places to be recommended by council board
The ordinance grants small license fees to vendors for city market sites. Three locations are to be established: corner Grand and Main for outward trade, Crescent Alley fronting a derase shop, and a spot on Ride Avenue between Fremistan and Twalust streets for the west side. Traffic concerns were raised about lane width and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Eidhel
Hest
Suir 13
Grand
Créscent Armin
Fremistan Avenue
Twalsut
Merugslan
Emimotines
Abana Clancy
Everde
Witann
Howe
Hradett
Omar
Fragmented ad copy from a local paper fragment
Readable fragments show an advertisement note with unclear phrasing about extended items, a westward reference and a dated line. Entities are sparse. possible names or places are not decipherable from the OCR.
Four Injured as Trolley Jumps Tracks at State and Kim
June 20. Four people were injured when a trolley car jumped the tracks at State and Kim streets, colliding with a telegraph pole and damaging the front of the car. Motorman Forest L. Huraheri and conductor Frank B. Treynolds were among the injured, with others include Wyonde Bernard Gretgan Jeg, Joh Burning, John Schwarts, and witness reports noting shock and hospital treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haver
State
Kim
Wyonde
Bernard Gretgan
Jeg
Interpa
Frank B. Treynolds
Mealp
Joh
John Schwarts
Wndid
Forest L. Huraheri
Ele ‘Brothers
Goring
Amusements in Bridgeport Vaudeville Show Headlines
Harry Kelly and Louis Wesley head a lively vaudeville bill in Bridgeport with a riotous comedic act Smell Town Chetter and a Village Choir musical interlude. The Royal Trio performs a fast bicycle basketball routine, and Miss Bille Seaton charms with singing and comedy. Leisure notes praise Lestie as a standout performer while the lineup features a mix of novelty acts and past-stage attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry “Kelly
Louis Wesley
Bridgeport
Royal
Mise Bille Seaton
Lestie
Biehle
Atletoes auRgese
End
Bow Honeshilty
One Hundred Ninety Nine? First Holy Communion Event
Two hundred children will receive their first Holy Communion on Sunday at the church. The event highlights the church's long history and is attributed to the efforts of Father Beturo and Toennaelid. A drum performance by Ray. Gabrators Gariucs of New Huccem is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beturo
Gariucs
Coccozza Celebrates First Anniversary of New Lease Life
Irv Cox and associates announce Cocozza marks one year since its reopening under new lease. Community events, crew changes, and local reactions frame plans for ongoing operations and next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocozza
Reopened panes and court letters amid a crowded session
A muddled report recalls reopened panes and a chaotic meeting. References to Harvard Winterical, legal notices, and a range of names appear among scattered phrases about a law firm and a public reading. The text mentions a bear and various committees in a historic, fragmentary style.
Stratford Church Services and Local Notices
Stratford community notices list Rev Carpenter sermon at Congregational church and various society events. mentions Sewing Circle Rebekah lodge, St Jarmant Alter Society dance, and local meetings. Also notes residents visiting relatives, book donations, land sale for school site, and local advertisements for cosmetic products and scalp treatment services.
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Carpenter
Packard
Hiram Uret
Stevearniod
Brad Amting Chase
Béraktord
Tie
Mae Crosell
Symigg Star
Rebekah Lodge
Witl
Alter —Society of
St Jarmant
Gehay
E. McGahay
Madden
State
H. Conmrad
Buddington
Potrichael Pallyn
New New York
Emma
Allen
Chitruzhha
Mex
F. H. Allen
No EB Cornwall
Tolaus
Francis J. Buchanan
Dan W. Louden
Nicholas Avenue
Stratford
Empire Theatre to Feature The Beet Packing Incus Story
Empire Theatre in Upton presents a feature on the beet packing industry with a dramatic screen production. The show includes stars from New York and notable performers, with no price increase despite broader release. The program also includes The Jungle and other reels, with a pipe organ providing continuous accompaniment.
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Upton Sineiatr
Keenesy
Empire Theatre
New York
Mire
Stncintz Kimbelt
Geo‘Nash
Yorinr
Sold
Manaiser
Formien
Steeney
Newil
Wix
Plaza Theatre Show Promises Vaudeville Variety
The program is led by Hayden Burton and Hayden with a strong trio. Arthur Geary as Fitusenr creates a notable impression on auditors at each appearance. Performances include hotel lobby crowd scenes, Earl Curtis Herbert Germaine Tric acrobatics, Little Feather and Singing Bird in Indian costume, and a photoplay lineup featuring The Alarm Fatty Arbuckle The Toy Shop and A Story of Little Italy.
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The
Prezs
Hayden
Burton & Hayden
J Seardalle
Arthur Geary
Jariter Fitusenr
Apaos
Waccree
O — iv
Saleemian
Peli
Audi
Earl & Curtis
Herbert
Germaine Tric
Feather
Womeen
Court order holds up bond interest in multiple rail bonds
A federal court order prevents payment of July 1 interest on Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Evansville & Indianapolis first mortgage bonds, and Evansville & Indianapolis first consolidated mortgage bonds. Notes on other railroad bonds and related revenues are discussed, with earnings, dividends, and equipment updates across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berton Financial News
New York
Chicase & Eaatern Mlingin
Evanaville
Indianapolis
Evaneville
Chicago
Eyreville
Terre Haute
Utah Copper Co
Ettigate
Kelly-Spensdeid Tire Co
George Baer's Personal Estate Totals 3 055 025
A historical notice states George Baer of Reading is principal in a personal estate totaling $3,055,025. It lists cash deposits at Drexel and Schuylkill banks, stocks and bonds, and interest totaling $2,583,633 with other assets. real estate and a Reading Paper Mills stock are noted as separate holdings. The estate includes 1718 Spruce Street property and a Bern Township residence valued separately.
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JF. Baer
Reading
Drexel @ Co
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Ha’ Thorne
Baer
Bern Township
Spruce Street
Reading Paper Mills
Mfr. Beer
First motor built passenger train to pass Sunday
The new electric motor tramway on the Bi. HL & Hy railroad is expected to pass through Gungoy this Sunday if officials’ predictions hold. Freight and passenger trains run on the line, with matinee excursions daily on the Steamer Park City from Port Jefferson to Fort Jefferson, New York, at 1 80 and 4 30. The Sound crossing takes about one hour and thirty minutes each way, with a one and a half hour stay in the village across the sound, and special low fares apply this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bi. HL & Hy
Rairoad
Tlstems
Alno
Park City
Fort Jefferson
N. Y
Feirfield Avenue
Port Jefferson
Sound
City Missions Topic for Northern Baptists
Boston June 20 reports outline the flat topic to be considered at today s session of the northern Baptist convention. Transmittes of a united missionary campaign and committees on relation to the southern Baptist convention were to submit reports. A meeting of the American Baptist Historical Society and missionary centennial trips to Malden Salem and Andover were set for today.
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Boston
Minetons
Seston
Northern Baptist ‘Convention
United Missionary Campaign
Southern Baptist Convention
American Baptist Historical Society
Winning a Bridge at Lyric Theatre Thrills Bridgeport Crowd
Sperry Players revive Winning a Bridge at the Lyric Theatre with a continuous 1 pm to 1 pm show. The production praises its romance thread and the troupe’s seventeen year history in Bridgeport signaling another local triumph. Also noted are annual charity reports due at Monday’s department meeting for potential publication in the municipal register, with Supt S R Gordon’s first report expected to include recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyric Theatre
Sperry Floyers
Sperry
Bridgeport
Charities Department
Supt
R Gordon
Sugar tariff aids consumers says Federal Sugar Refining
A Federal Sugar Refining statement claims the three month operation under the new tariff delivers full benefits of the 95 percent duty cut to consumers. It cites lower refined sugar costs and predicts further annual savings totaling about 100 million after 1916.
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Federal Sugar Refining Company
United States
Frisco receivers challenge bond liability in Missouri case
Receivers of the St Louis and San Francisco railroad contest the liability of 26,600,000 dollars in bonds issued by the New Orleans Texas and Mexico line. They investigate the purchase tied to the Frisco and Browns Ferry road, finding the sale legal since the New Orleans line has no direct connection to the Frisco per Missouri law interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
San Francisco
Frisco
New Orleans
Texas and Mexico
St. Louis
St. Louie
Brownsville
Mexico Road
Texas and
Mexico
Texas
Browns[Eile Road
Missouri
TIZ A JOY TO SORE TIRED FEET
Advertisement for TIZ foot remedy promises relief from burning corns callouses and bunions. Claims painless shoes and "poisonous exudations" removed, urging use for comfort. Offers 26 cent box from druggist or department store with a year long comfort guarantee. JOHN BECK & SON.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grugsist
Widespread Building Plans And Obituary In Newtown
The article outlines three new residences under construction on Queens Street and Platts Hill with builders Schwarte Bros and contractor William Thickett, plus Rev J B Howell beginning a bungalow foundation. It notes Hose B. Northrop’s burial and a Masonic service at Hiram Lodge with Rev James H. Geerma officiating and local pallbearers listed.
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Erie
Will de Radi
Salk Aevest Haesber
Binnett
Gobslan
Rumaibar
Wood Sisters
Rosinef
Newtown
Dpcoming & Rest
New Burland
Citien Y
Emre
Amnemor W. Glover
Qusen Street
Schwarte Proa” Company
Hosea B. Northerofp
Hose B. Northros
Rome
T. J. Lee
Congregational Church
A.C. ‘McArthur
Richard Kendall J. B
A. J. Wilson
Bridgeport
A'Coouk
James H. Georma
Trinity Church
Wil
Masonic Fraternity
Hiram Lodge
A. M
ST. Rose's Church
Margaret Bradley
Mary Kelly
St. Mary's Hall
Fragmented OCR shows uncertain names and locations
The readable portion lists various personal names and places such as Walter Lashe and Janis Herts along with scattered terms like water and fem. The garbled text lacks clear events or dates but hints at a regional item or notice with multiple individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lashe
Blamiers
Janis Herts
Thomas
Eter Willises Lynch
Homme
Tablet Dedication Details and Fragments
Fragmentary OCR reads about a tablet dedication to Daniel by Wiest and references names like Joe the Maskachusetts and Se ee Bar cans. The legible portions mention Gedionti and nm symm ies, suggesting a historical or ceremonial inscription lacking clear context or full readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marab
Maskachusetts
Gedionti
Sos
Del City Court Sees Woman Plea For Aid In Hard Times
A local hearing in Haw York City heard a case regarding a woman seeking help after hardship. The transcript notes her voice, emotional strain, and reference to supportive community efforts. Witnesses mention efforts to obtain resources from drug stores and local relief groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Rom Moore
Cullen
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Ghapman
Mnaer
Rourke & Bot
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Balmer
Mread Sc
Jobe Phu
Polfs Theatre
Merrow
Harvard
Cyrus
Cries Pharmacy
Fairfield Ave
Wm. R. Wign
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Hammer
Sherwood
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Vee
Plaza Theatre
Burlington Road
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Amercan Society of Mechanical Ingineers
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le Crosse
Nile
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Southern Railway Company
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Coubin
George Baer
Northern Baptists
Lyford Brothers
Sugar. CO
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Rockwall & Foresite
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Clarence Mupit
Terest
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Roton
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