Fifteen Local Men Transported Home From Overseas
Fifteen local soldiers arrived in this country over the weekend from overseas. Names include Sergeant John Ford of Wells street and Charles W. Davis of Beach street, with others listed by unit and address. Entries show arrival dates May 31 and June 1, and include various corps such as the 304th Infantry, 84th Division, and 318th A C, with streets in Santa Clara Rotterdam Milford Lancaster and nearby locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ford
Wells Street
Santa Clara
Charles W. Davis
Has
Beach Street
Albert Jersey
Martin Terrace
Walter M. Wilpatrick
Med
Sply
Main Street
Rotterdam
Elizabeth Schlosser
Co. A
Westport
Leo C. McElroy
Golden Hill Street
Girardo Lauro
Lexington Avenueé
Kevorak A. Tavajian
East, Avenue
Bus Driver Testifies In Death Of Child
At a coroner hearing for seven year old Harriet Hall of 38 Frank Street, jitney driver David M Ixoblenze of 117 Oak Street testified his bus traveled about 18 miles per hour and that he swerved to avoid the girl after sounding the horn. Radiator struck and passed over the body as two passengers at 142 Beechmont Avenue and 52 Cannon Street corroborated his account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phelan
Harriet Hall
Frank Street
Frank
Main Streets
David M. Ixoblenze
Oak Street
Brank Street
George L. Raymond
Beechmont Avenue
Jak& Nuspodsinay
Cannon Street
Koblenze
Realty records list numerous deed transfers and mortgages
Realty records show Cassidy Realty transferring 200 feet on Birmingham street to Guido Gismondi and multiple other deeds. Mortgage from Harry Abend to Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank for 17,500 dollars. City Savings Bank and various individuals record transfers on Garden, Seeley, Bunnell, Manhattan, Calhoun, Hallam, and other streets. Also includes quit claim deeds, incorporations for Bridgeport Junk Company and St Basil's Society, and lease details for several properties and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pembroke Street
Christina Shoeren
Christ Schick
Grevers Avenue
Seaview Terrace
Lucius J. Jordano
Herman Isacs
Garden Street
Lucius J. Jordan
Louis A. Kornblut
John A. Cornell, Jr
City Savings Bank
Manhattan Avenue
John Miklos
Elizabeth Mikros
Andrew Pavlov
Anna Pavlov
Bunnell Street
Z . Edward Tarrant
Janet Tarrant
Jacob Levy
Seeley Street
James McCauley
Marcella A. McCauley
Calhoun Avenue
James Street
G. Arlia
Filomena Arlia
Antonio Arlia
Cedar Street
Harris Katz
Abraham Sriedman
Mallam Street
David W. Lynch
David Schine
Hunting Street
Magdelena
Giuseppe Mangano
Gaetha Mangano
Tuexdo Park
Margaret Adeline Drew
Frank Chillino
Lillian M. Brown
Tuxedo’ Park
Sigmund, Leewith
Nathan C. Herz
Arthur Street
Robert Gardner
Edward
Barnum
Reservoir Avenue
Housatonic Railroad
Don R. Whitney
Dennis Kelly
Orange Street
George B. Clark
Frank Canavari
Fairfield Avenue
St. Basil’s Society of St. John the Banlist Greek Catholic Church, Incorporated
Incorporatora
Orestes F. Charnock
Thomas Strich
Peter Krajnak
George Bandurich
Trust, Cooperation Drive Industry Progress
A 1920s conference note argues that distrust, born from mass refusals of workers to cooperate after concessions, hampers industry and wealth creation. It urges capital management and labor to foster a cooperative spirit, stating every worker affects prosperity through attitude toward work. Signed by Conference Committee on National Preparedness Inc. Henry A. Wisewood, Alan R. Hawley, James Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Committee ON National Preparedness, Inc
Henry A. Wisewood
Alan R. Hawley
James
Clark
Madison Ave
New York City
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Cfionollars
America
Daited Shirt & Collar CO
ABR Core Ee
Beecham ’S
Nature
Sschenck
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J. H. Schenck & Son, Philadelph
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Conlin & Green, Inc
Elm St
Tel
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Blue Line Express Company
France
Frouisville
John TF. Chitten
Aero Squadron
Park Terrace
Mrron ¢. Jackson
A. S
Dow Street
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Harry &. Griffith
Annen Street
Chau
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Stratford Avenue
William T. Price
Pranklin Street
Edwin
Munson
Milford
Lancaster
Matthias F. Winblad
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Care Locomobile Co
the Gas Applianch Exchange
Ino
Fairfield Ave
Bryant Electic Co
Salt’s Textile
Atlas Tool
John St. Tel
Telephone Barnum
Connecticut
Marine Boiler Works
Wilson Jos
O'Neill
Pembroke St
Bridgeport Metal Goods Mfg. Co
Cherry Street
Carbon Street
Wolverine
Motor Works
Union Arenue
Marine Engines
Bridgeport,Conn
Columbia Graphophone
Columbia Records
Columbia Grafonolas
Bridgeport Brass Co
the Automatic Machine CO
General
Leon Pounders
Washington Ave
Conn
Park City Die and Tool Company
Morehouse ST
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G. Drouve Co
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Bridgeport, Mattress CO
Bridgeport, Conn
A. H. Nilson Machine Co
the Electric Cable Co
Siemon Hard Rubber Corporation
Ashcroft
H. O. Canfield Company
Housatonic Avenue
Anderson Die Machine Company
Franistan Ave
Admiral ST. Bridghport
Gonn
Anderson Die
Anderson
Coe-Stapley Mfg. Corporation Sheet Metal Goods
Railroad Ave
Harvey Hubbell, Inc
Hubbell
British Mfg. CO
Crescent Die & Tool Mfg
Beechwood
W. Palmer
J. Garnon
Stratfield Hotel
Bridgeport Burlap Sack CO
Knowlton ST
American Chain Company, Inc
Tynes
Ifi’s
Uniite Acob Bros
Kossuth ST
W.T. Smith Mfg.Co
Stratford Ave
Milford, Conn
Bridgeport Boiler Works CO
Bridgeport, Co
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Connecticut Ave
Waverman ST
Office
Fifth Ave
Chicago
Monroe
York, Pa
American Paper Box CO
Susman, Feuer & Brownstein Co
Water ST
Telegram
Electric
Bridgepo
Broad Street
Jackson Stone Co. cUr Stons
Housatonio Avenue
Bridgeport Motor CO
Armstrong
C ‘Loois
Armstrong Mfg., Co
rH CURTIS CURTIS co, _ Pipe Threading Machinery
R. RK
American Tube: & Stamping Co
Bridgeport Crucible Co
Hoffmann
Thin St . Tel. Bar
Holmes & Edwards” International Silver Co
Connecticut Electric Mfg. CO
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Florence Aves
Acme Shear CO
Knowlton, Hicks & Arctic Streets
Everlastik
the Housatonic Machine. Tool Co
Stapies St
Norman St
Columbia Nut and Bolt Company
Columbia Lock
Columbis
Mekera
Bringenort
The-T.j-Pardy
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