Bridgeport Auction and Sale of Household Goods
A Bridgeport sale announces April 4 at 4 Malin Street near the Armory offering consignments of furniture from bedrooms to dining rooms, kitchen ranges, bedding, bric a brac, tools, and antiques. Additional notices list baby carriages, a tapestry room set, phonograph, silverware, chests, and various furniture pieces with prices or offers. several entries promote sales by Bridgeport Auction Co and local stores with contact details.
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Malin St
Armory
Opac Ang
Acuchilion
Bridgeport Auction CO
Daniel Pp. Keane
Kbig
Allura
Inquira
Eiollers
Vig Mock
Pritea
Enet Main St
Linwood Ave
Sherwood Ave
Edison
Kinsey
Chest OF Gotham Co
Ste
Warren St._ SALE
Bones
Madison R&r
F. D
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Saby
Fensons
Cal Barat
Oak St
Beach St
Ouble Springs
Fleming
Navwilele Avé
Furnturie
Stratford Ave
Elli Worth Street
Ferniturs Storf
Central Ave
Apa i
C. Pinnes
Barnum
Aranterd
Noble
Malepany
Kingbury Pieno
Crancophons Davenport
Singer
Canliol Ave
Will Saghifion
Bridgeport
Lloraza
Tyraday
Obituary notices and funeral details overwhelm record
A chaotic obituary page lists multiple funerals with names such as Timothy Sullivan, Dorothy Bradshaw, Granvida Marshall, James B. Garrison, William Hoyt Stith, and Honora McKeon. Services occur across churches and cemeteries including St. Pelacia, St. Augustine, St. Michael's, Lakeview cemetery, and other local sites. Also included are numerous public notices, probate items, and real estate ads with scattered addresses and dates.
President yields 10 job seekers amid civil service clash
A controversial review of federal statutes and civil service rules centers on presidential power to remove or appoint personnel. Critics warn executive orders may bypass Congress, while supporters cite efficiency. The debate touches appointments, inspections, retirements, and potential politicization of jobs.
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United States
Tag Sevyige
Ignderey
Abotahl Aivil
Uist
Ign
House of Representativea
Engraving Bureau Men Seek Meeting With President
An Engraving Bureau delegation sought to see the President to discuss recent dismissals and changes at the bureau. Secretary Mellon explained the personnel shifts and confirmed no harassment claims had been filed. The visitors left a memorandum and indicated they would return. President Herding was reportedly meeting with the group.
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Engraving Bureau
Washington
Anil
Bureau of Printing
Herding
Tatties L. Wihnoth
Wis
Ueticianc
Mellon
Treasury
Uinadelnsarradlys
White House
Ile
Rome
Tneh
Mr Aen
Bus Driver Released on Bail in Roosevelt Case
A Roosevelt case driver, charged with negligent homicide after a pedestrian death, was released on bail of 55,000 dollars. The driver awaits further examination Wednesday as investigators probe the Friday night crash on Columbus Avenue involving Theodore Tinnsevet, a relative of the victim.
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Roosevelt
Win
Robert
Rengevult
Theodore Tinnsevet
Mexican Debt Talks Set For May Conference
In New York a May conference between Mexican finance minister Adolfo De Lahueirin and International Bankers Committee delegates aims to renegotiate Mexico external debt totaling about 650 million dollars. The talks will cover direct and guaranteed debts, with plans to float a Mexican government loan as a possible outcome. Delegates from Britain and France will join in Paris on April 15, then proceed to New York for further discussions.
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New York
Mexico
Senor Adolado DeLahyerts
International Committee of Bankers
Ae “Alsis
Linancisl
Adolpho de Lakuerin
Barkers of
Menlesa
Paris
Thomas W. Lamifat
Americcan
Lamont Fat
Hora
Seng Be Tahuerin
Tan
Mammant
Pales
Senor de Lahuerin
Dent
Home ownership across states and major cities reported
Census figures show about sixty billion dollars in assets tied to homeowners nationally with over 45 percent of households owning homes. Des Moines leads with 51 percent ownership, while other cities and regions show ownership percentages from 13 to 82 percent across Boston New York Camden Baltimore Seattle and more.
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Haresy
United Sunver
Radballem
Dunty
England
France
Car
Coumtics
Unian
United States
RCW
Busingsamen
Washington
Des Moines
Minnsanei
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Devolt
St. Paul
Grand Rapids
Cindennati
Columbia
Dayton
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Toledo
Youngstown
East
Boston
New York
Bridgeport
Wrshington
Baltimore
Buftrip
Camden
Fall River
Hartford
Lowell
New Haven
Jersey City
Newark
Paterson
Philadelphia
Providence
Pittsburgh
Scranton
Seattle
Wash
Im Spokane
Denver
Los Angeles
Real Estate Transfers and Mortgages in Wartunny Area
Fragmented list of real estate deeds and mortgage records detailing transfers among numerous individuals and firms. Entries mention properties on Oak or Poplar streets, Garfield avenue, and other local streets, with monetary figures around 600 to 2000 dollars and references to marriages and loan terms.
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Claint
Devsls
Samel Breiner
Samual G. Krupka
Poplar Street
Bakurin
Amelie Renan
Ratford Werewski
Mars Hearn Toyeth Bulivan
Hounded Pass
Tinley
Beardsley
Seer
Tandon
Toploa Savings Bante
Tan
Garfield Avenue
Teniy
Beeley
Wiliam
Apa
Renreslay
Reali
Wells Street
Moxigzage Deeds
Crfea E. Pickirlin If
Unclear fragmentary obituary and zoo scene notes
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cyrus Northrop, Mindy Apel, and a university, with references to a death, seizures, and a zoo incident. It hints at a memorial or obituary context and a stray description of animals and a child named Raywisie, but the passage is garbled and lacks coherent events or dates.
Park City Building and Loan shows semiannual gain
The 24th semiannual statement for Park City Building and Loan Association as of March 31, 1922 reports a gain of 5528. The after-expenses surplus stands at 252.47 with withdrawals totaling 8202.87. Interest income includes 4506.32 from loans. aging interest due 203.07. The association, begun in 1910, closes its twelfth year with 238 shares outstanding valued at 199,720.48. The treasurer will mail 28996.24 to 11 first-series shareholders. the annual meeting is at First Evangelical church on Grove and Taurel avenues.
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Park City Buildiing and Loan Association
Seao Clation
Tucadale
First Evangelical
Corer
Grove Street
Taurel Avernue
Joan
Park City Bulldin and Loan Association
Norwalk area plans underwriting bonds and plant upgrades
Financial notes reveal mortgage details, delinquencies, and interest due as Lansim Bank reports 7088.34 dues arrears. The Wittchester Co of New Haven plans buying land for a $203,000 post office site rebuild. Norwalk considers a $60,000 bond for Town Hall and Center school additions while delaying widening Wall Street. Stamford confirms $200,000 note from The First National Bank of Boston.
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Lashim Bank
Ities
Wittchester Co
New Haven
Union and
Newton Bueplow Trust, Co
Canaan Sefectman
First National Bank of
Boston
City of
Stamford
Mainring
First National
US Revenue Sees Drop In Incoming Year Projections
Washington April 3 Secretary Mellon said March tax collections above expectations but overall revenue for the coming year ending June 24 is unlikely to be substantial. For fiscal 1923 income and profits taxes total near 7 billion, about 315 million short of the budget. Daily Treasury figures show March collections about 400 million, with March totals around 727 million. Medical reserves were largely in line with forecasts, while missing targets affected districts including Cleveland and Richmond.
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Washington
Mellon
Epilestians
Burt
Nelson
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
San Franciso
Cleveland
Hospitals Plan Annual Open House Event Worldwide
Four thousand hospitals in the United States and Canada plan an annual Open House to educate the public about hospital services. The observance dates to May 12, Florence Nightingale’s birthday, with England and Australia joining in this effort alongside other nations.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Matthew J . Foley
Tash
Chese
Florencé Nightingale
England
Australia
Qinile
New York Curb Market Activity Mixed Across Sectors
The curb market showed strength but failed to mirror broad stock exchange gains. News features included gains in Standard Oil and Maracaibo Petroleum while petroleum stocks led by Kirby and Creole Syndicate remained firm. Radio shares rose amid ample supply. tobacco stocks surged with Phillip Morris and British American Tobacco nearing yearly highs.
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New York
Ramo
Maracaibo
Petraleum
Creole Syndicate
Columbus Petrelewn
Fay
Ble
Phillip
Morrés
Reward
British American Tobacco
Aemea
Gollwyn Pictures Mn
Occas
Grain price trends and bank lease in Kansas City area
The report notes higher wheat prices in Liverpool influenced by Asian demand, with Chicago values near May futures around 1.43 to 1.38 and corn advancing, amid Western weather pressure. It also covers the Commercial Bank and Trust negotiating a lease for 1124 Main Street, Katz Furniture, to provide space during a new bank building project, with a four and a half year term at 5,900 dollars and plans for construction to start within six weeks.
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Liverpool
Kansas
Vermanr
Main Street
Gem
S Katz
Bullae Ing
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Wilmot St
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Union Ave
Siax A. Smith
Harral Ave
Counons
Batchelor Co
Roward
Pleana Cal Noble
Anna Zavilltch
Davioos Ave
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Yellon
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Conan
Loveridge
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Poeta
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Turney
Fairfold Ave
Sale & Good Piylbe Businesas
SALEM
Rensonadia
Cheney's Drug Store
Josher Meat Market
Doling Fine Business
J. Itkowitz
State
Coloredo Ave
George R. Glarie
Milford
Conn
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Main St
Retreadime Outfit
Nectiona
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Lubes Ani
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Eniteé Tira and
Volcanizing Co
Clark & Son
Nichols
State Road
M. FP
Kane
Nobie Ave
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Zorr
Jiousa
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Ihis
River St. Adit
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Emall Farme
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Milford Land Exchenge Co
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Railroad Station
E. Pitelaon
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Barny
State St
Goster
Davis A.M
Soster
DAVIS
U. S
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Clix
Bondersan Motoreral
Shelton St
Harley-Davinson
Pelea
Esar Mats St. Bar
Weil
Stratford
Salh—Uow
Cell Alin & Horse
Woodstock Ave
Timothy Salllwan
Timothy Sullivan
Ofrlock
Dorothy Bradshaw
Trench Prisat
George B. Kort
Wrehinek Park
Maiscopachars
Em Hymas
Geore Port Andreew Neteon
Winer
Ker
Ann Renrst
Walkey
Granyus L. Marshall
Granvida Marshall
Darian B. Garrisoh
James B. Garrison
Is Nome
Beardsley Street
Enmloon
Ino Monmlah Baptist Camel
Walter Gay
Tarsal
Ahr Sauntary Grove Cemetery
Strian Wunera
August G. Balcor
Blratford Avenue
Tee
Dillan
Jensen
Waa
Dikeview Cemetery
William Hoyt Stith
Willam Fars Smith
Patricia Letter
Sturges Road
Fairnale
Alli
Beeman Offelated
Burl Alwan
Oaklayn
Cemetony
Falfield
Honora’ McKeon
Honora McKeon
St. Austine’s
Geopee Nanthue
St. Michael’s Come
Mary Elizabeth Casey
Mary Birth Carey
Rick
Albert
Sohas
Wenzy
William i
St. Mr
Elizabeth Monahan
Izabeth Monahan
Connecticut Avenue
Eairthta
Gary
Barnum and Sreadyr
Bosré
Silat Tito
Tel
Crosher
Syndiy
Joseph V. Crosher
Tietry I Bishon
Owero
Apel
Elizaveth Oras
Terisnnce
Kinase Highway
St. Patriel
Auris
Prabal
Wald Stain
Tabi
Cluime
Weldlemert
Atresten
Porto
Stepney
Brifenpor
Georke A. Lane
Orange St
Con
Strat
Ford Ave
Bridge
Robert Steward
Hughes & Chapman Co
Sabaroums
Beldgpeport
Romo
Frandlins
de Lahuerta
Banker's
Syday
U.S
Xan
Gooyarcwr
Leon Boynert
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Anna L. Taeknek
Orlen
Morgan
Ailam
Charles
Cyrus BR. Northrop
Vole
Mindy Apel
Cyria
Northrop
Anon
Vira
QatiTa
Iepmate
Selmatic
Reonx Zoo
Rasaly
Raywisie
Park City Association
Connecticut
Hassam Pavement Co
Common Council of
Norwalk
Fonda
Wall Street
Agetoria
Henry B. Saltman
George J. Steinhardt
Asteria
Sarague Meter Co
Water Street
Tocabion
Foster Stewart Company
Ateraga
Therry
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