Express Robber Tells of Theft in New York
Harry J. McEwen a 26 year old helper on an American Railway Express truck confessed after a police chase and led officers to stolen parcels worth 21 dollars. John Parker a horse shoer admitted involvement and both men are jailed on robbery charges. The truck and stolen goods were traced to a stable on West Eighth Street and a truck found at Lexington Avenue and 46th Street.
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New York
Lahey
Beach Street
Harry J. McEwen
Third Avenue
Elper
American Railway Express Company
Maurice Griffin
Fearea Ald
Commerce Street
Redriver
Reenwich Street
McEwen
Alice
West Fort Eighth. Street
John Parker
Aorseshoer
Ofcera
Crbery
Exington Avenue
Forty-sixth Treet
Perby Undertaker Must Move After 30 Years
DERBY Aug 21 Special after occupying the store known as the Lewis building on Main street for thirty years as undertaking parlors Joseph P Colwell pioneer funeral director of the Saugatuck Valley has been notified that he must seek other quarters A building changed hands and was purchased by Feyer Cohen who will remodel it completely Frank Kabisch who occupied the other store in the building for the past 27 years has been notified to move also Colwell s undertaking parlors is a place familiar with many throughout the state and for years was the political rendezvous of prominent men in the city and county
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Derby
Fter
Lewis
Main Street
Joseph P. Colweh
Pioneer
Saugatuck Valley
Feyer Cohen
Frank Kabisch
Colwell
Registered Nurses Shore Dinner At Lehmanns Seaview
The Registered Graduate Nurses Club held a shore dinner at Lehmanns on Seaview Avenue last night. It was the first such event and 12 members attended including Miss Josehine Lilia, Miss Martina Keane, Miss Anna Cullen, Miss Anna Toat, Miss Julia Moran, Miss E. Lynn, Josephine Nelson, Miss Helen Boyd, Miss Catherine Sheehan, Miss Eva Hugo, Miss L. Grover and Mrs. Copley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Lab
Lehmann
Seaview Avenue
Neta
Josehine’ Lilia
Martina Keane
Anna Cullen
Anna Toat
Julia Moran
E. Lynn
Sigs Josephine Nelson
Helenoyd
Catherine Sheehan
Eva Hugo
L. Grover
Copley
Real estate transfers and liens list in Bridgeport records
Warranty Deeds cover Estella Wicks to Rudolph Kish and others for 50 foot lots on Scofield, South Ave NE, Grand Street, Norman Street and Capitol venue with multiple grantees. Quit Claims move 40 foot parcels on Miriam street and East Main Street. Mortgage Deeds show sums from 750 to 3400 with 40 foot parcels on Garfield and Maplewood avenues. Release of Mortgage notes Seymour estate and various attachments against Doyle and others. Bills of sale cover restaurant items at 12 Fairfield Ave. Registration, annual reports and corporate notices from Housatonic Rubber Works and Bridgeport Die and Machine Co. are listed.
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Estella B. Wicks
Rudolph Kishné
Ethel Kish
Scofield
Max Sena
Martin Moraes
Ilhemina Morales
Cathrine
Frank
John Brehaut
Jessie Brehaut
Viola Dailey
South Avene
William Lieff
Anna Olivia
Grand Street
George Nicholas
Arthur C. Gibon
Norman Street
Andrea DiPalma
Abraham Schnee
Capitol
Henry B. Saltman
Samuel Singer
North Avenue
Stanislao Serra
Gaspero Magi
George Street
Hyman
Samuel Dworken
Walter M. Redfield
Maplewood Avenue
First Bridgeport National Bank
Henry Shapiro
August M. Grill
Kossuth Street
Charles E. Purdy
Helen
Purdy
George F. Bushnell
Garfield Avenue
John
Jeasie Brehaut
South Avenue
Martin
Wilhemina Morazes
Catherine
Rank Street
John Criscione
American Bank and Trust Company
Merriam Street
George A. Waters
David A. Linsky
Abraham Jyinaky
West Side Bank
Seymour Estate
Peter J. Scally
Wakefield-Morey and Company
John J. Doyle
David Schine
Isaac Schine
Sampson D. Silverman
Nathan Nussenbaum
Jennie Nussenbaum
Nathan
Kostas P. Tuopagulos
Fairfield Avenue
Remington City Sign Painting
Housatonic Rubber Works
J. A. Fwonenh
Bridgeport Die and Machine Company
The Store That Saves You Money on Home Furniture
An advertorial inviting readers to visit a Bridgeport furniture store that promotes wide selection from Adam to Queen Anne styles. It claims low prices, dependable merchandise, and a long history of serving local families, encouraging customers to open an account and outfit their homes with comfort and beauty.
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Adam
William and Mary
Bridgeport
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Pals
Perby Undertaker
Lehmann's
John Crescione
Carmela DiPasuale
Metriam Street
Bridget Larkin
George A. Waers
East Main Street
City Savings Bank
Walter M. Field
William E. Mitchell
Walter Redfield
Queen Anne
Grafonolas
Columbia Co
Columbia September Records
Rose
Pollack
Gert Williams
PPS
Skidmore
Walker
Bert Williams
PWO
Creamer
Layton
Johnny and
Cal von Tilzer
Roya
Hamilton
Waldorf- Astoria
Joseph Knecht
de Sylva
Kahn
Jalson
Sweatman
Scuchale
Wadsworth and
Arden
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