Realty records list transfers on Barnum and nearby streets
Real estate deeds from Bridgeport show numerous quit claim and mortgage transfers. Buyers include Bernstein, Weiss, Hirsch, and Keating among others, with parcels on Noble avenue Durando place Petrie street and more. Several bank to borrower deeds appear, with rents and dates noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gizella Slolbreche Vna Heth
Horvath
Laldor Rhes Birnbaum
Carleton Avenue
Marcus Hirsch
Julius
Weiss
Abraham Bernstein
Barnum Avenue
Willian
Mofilt
Giovanni
Josephine Maugerl
Trunvoullateruie
William
Charles
William Winter
Mytlle Avenue
Thomas F
Arganese
Elvirw’ Arganese
Leo Leibowls
Charles Street
Willan
Laughna
Adolphs Ba
Alex Street
H. Beer
Petrie Street
Patrick A Mecarthy
Gerrett Slattery
Noble Avenue
Hennessy
Metahi Schaumann
Arlingian Avenue
John J. McFarland
Susan Schrupp
Lenox Avenue
Lena W. Frank
Barnet Goss
Rm Alfred Gilman
Fairfield Avenue
John Blozson
Ami
Anna Blozson
Stanislaw Kalinski
Hancock Avenue
David Reichman
Joseph Demko
et_ax
Poplar Street
William H. Beers
Ivar Johnson
Durando Place
Margy Clarkos
Andrew Fablau
Davis Avenue
A.W. Burritt Company
Eugens Hotchkin
Hayes Street
Julius Nussenfeld
John Papas
James Teolakides
Nathan Bittner
Dorothea Bittner
Mary Clarkes
Louis Sacofaky
Samuel Katz
Highland Avenue
Albert A. Langenegger
Charles H. Wall
Bridgeport Savings Bank
Richard Moore
Grand ’Street
Thomas ©. Wright
Lewis Street
George E. Crawford
Courtland Street
People's Savings Bank
Jennie E. Lyman
Lee Avenue
Clura T. Hatheway
John Beatson
Anna “Blazon
William R. Hurley
Robert E. Hurley
Fannie E. Hurley
Harrel Avenue
Julius’ B. Weiss
Lexington Avenue
Cal- Town Avenue
Guaranty and Trust Company
Priscilate Lines
Grandfield
Estella B. Wicks
Franke Svenningsen
Black Rock Avenue
Harry Wishengrad
David
Isaac E. Shine
Taft Avenue
Dee Jacob Levy
Frank Heyden
Howard Avenue
William Faubel
Gide Street
Fairview Avenue
Wawrzynies Wypit
Anna Wypit
Margager A Keating
Max Wisenberg
Max Liesner
Lafayette Street
Adolph Zaccchia
Alexander B Strong Granted Divorce in Desertion Case
Judge HM J Curtis of the Superior Court granted Alexander B Strong of Holiheimer avenue a divorce from Innis Dede Strong of Bridgeport on desertion charges. The case arose from their living arrangement as boarders with Strong paying 12 a week for board and support of their children. The proceeding traced back to 1915 and was heard several days earlier with the decree issued yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hm.j. Curtis
Superer Court
Alexander B. Strong
Holiigher Avenue
Innis
Stenuous Day for Mayor and Treasurer Signing Bonds
The Mayor and the city treasurer confront a busy day signing 1,846 certificates totaling 1,745,009 of the 1,760,000 bond issue. The auditor Kea has is signing the bonds as they arrive for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kea
Eates
Methodist Service Men Dinner Hosted by First M. E. Church
About 100 people attended a dinner at the First Methodist Church last night honoring 20 church members who recently returned from service. Col. J. E. Wade chaired, with Dr. J. E. Beardsley and H. A. Dishraw assisting. The church official board hosted the event and speakers included Col. Wade, C. B. Bilton, Dr. Beardsley, and Lt. Maxwell Griffith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Col
J. E. Wade
J. E., Beardsley
HE. A. Dishraw
Church
Col. Wade
C. B. Bilton
Dr. Beardsley
Maxwell Griffith
Marriage Licenses Issued at Vital Statistics Office
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday at the Welfare building’s Vital Statistics bureau. Names listed include Walter Blank 25 of 814 Lafayette street and Rose L. Rome 22 of 369 Hengh avenue, John B. Sheerin 82 of 1419 State get and Mary Mrazik 19 of 25 roline street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vital Statistics Bureau
Walter Blank
Lafayette Street
Rose L. Rome
Hengh Avenue
John B. Sheerin
Wary Mrazik
Roline Street
Bryan declines camel ride in Columbus prohibition parade
Columbus July 1 Former secretary of state William Jennings Bryan refused to ride a camel at the prohibition day parade. Centenary officials had planned for him to ride at the head of the march but Bryan viewed the event from the grandstand instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Willam Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Citizenship Applications Urged by Superior Court Clerk
Clerk F W Tracy urges all residents of foreign birth to file citizenship applications during July and August when court clerks are less occupied. Notices sent to city factories met with poor response. Every resident of foreign birth not yet naturalized is asked to submit their application this summer.
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Zensup
F. W. Tracy
Superior Court
Aivery
Dealing in Stocks Mixed Despite Upward Specialty Gains
New York July 1 Dealings in stocks were decidedly mixed and irregular as to standard shares while specialties rose under professional influence. No clear factors beyond money conditions. fiscal year opening brought firmer call loans. Mixed collateral ruled at percent, with up to 12 for all Industrials. May railroad returns for several leasing systems not entirely favorable, contributing to a reaction among investment issues especially Canadian Facile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Krupp Works Liquidation Amid Postwar Turmoil
In Munich on Monday, the Krupp works are being liquidated to aid workers after heavy losses since the revolution. Rumors mention American takeover attempts and a possible German American joint venture, but plans faltered amid poor conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KRUPP
Munich
Associated Press
Interem Capitalats
Corman-American Works
Summer Corsets and Fragrant Bath Goods at Varner's
Varner's offers low top summer corsets in white or pink with dainty fabric and rust-proof bones, suitable for hot weather and bathing. Prices start at $1.50. Also advertised are Hudnut bath fragrances including Violet Sec and Azurea scents, spray bottles, and styling aids with mid range prices, plus a toilet section on the main floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vvarner
Hulie Philocome
Sealing Wax Teluxe and Smokers’ Stands Featured in Sale
The stationery section offers Sealing Wax Teluxe sticks in multiple colors at 15 cents each and loose leaf note books in imitation leather, with various sizes priced around 59 cents. Smokers’ stands on the third floor feature mahogany or fumed oak with built in ash trays, cigar holders and lighters, priced from six to thirteen dollars.
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Fr. B. Warner
H. B. Warner
Spyer
Permaine
Shelly
Mildred Yvalmore
Comedienne Phillips
Fern
Frank Keenan
Park Theatre
Jess Willard
Dumpsey
Toledo
Empire
Wildcat
Paris
Priscilla Dean
Ruth Reland
Oak Grove Casino
Walnut Beach
John J. Bennett
State OF
Dancing All Night
Orchestra
Innecticut
Einner
Main
Pauline Curley
Winter Hal
Helen Jerome Eddy
Ben Alexander
LEO
Mane Walcamp
Bridgeport Musical Union
All Union
John J. O'Neill
John J. Schmidt
Lordship Pavilion
Bath House
Golden Hill St
Hollister Ave
House & Donnelly, Mgrs
LE Chateau
Dancing
Constance. Talmadge
Eddie Polo
Margarita Fisher
Beardsley Park
Nutiec
Geo. Chaos
Eddie Vogt
Ime
Dent Conitian
Frank Uld
Pathe Paramount He News
Sennett
Jack Dempsey
Jess
Yar
Tor
Palmer
Bined Broz Ca
N.Y
Sharon Springs
Volder
Gargneer & Sow
W. Z. Craig
Newtown Inn
J.B. Corbett
Re Oly
Orner
Little Coney Walnut Beach
Brown
Te Power
Mgrs
Kearns’ Orch. Adm
Guilford
Conn
Bridgeport
Ovine New Havett
Naugatuck
Union St
Han
Methodist
MR. Bryan
Miramar
At.compo Beach
Aly
Shore Road
New Haven
Stamford
Mill Pond
Mayer
Brooklawn
West End
Barnum
Pauline Frederick
Goldwyn
Tom Mix
Oyland
Myrtle Beach
Rand
WL. Fawlor
Graham
Business Agt
Tanden
Aimerisang
Krupp Worl
Miyninh
Che
Simla
Shanghai
A.E. F
China Department
Hudnut
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