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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1923
Page
17
Real estate and business property for sale or exchange listed under Stratford address 12812 and 81253 Stratford Ave. Includes rental properties, garages, and items described as standard and obliquely listed. Contacts for offers and inquiries provided with phone references embedded in the ad.
Estate sale notices list multiple properties for quick sale in Stratford and Fairfield areas. Includes 7 room cottages, modern bungalows, waterfront and residential lots, prices ranging from 2,000 to 19,000 with cash terms and monthly payments offered. Also mentions garages, improvements, and nearby amenities. several houses described with rooms, baths, fireplaces, and access to schools and stores.
A jumble of service listings appears with roofing, rugs, carpet work, dry cleaning, painting and decorating, washing, and related home maintenance ads. Names, addresses, and phone-like numbers mingle, suggesting a historical local business directory snippet.
A reform report by Bituminous Operators' Special Committee outlines four great evils harming coal trade. Instability from United Mine Workers power threatens planning, rising production costs from violence, high wage demands, and transportation bottlenecks. Committee members include J. G. Bradley Dungen and Hugh Guthris.
Market notes show a weaker wheat trade with declines in futures and spot prices amid expectations of further delays to Western delivery. Weather and shipping bottlenecks kept buyers cautious as grain movement to Montreal slowed. Price activity reflected hedge removal and concerns over arable supply, with Greece rumors and Germany trade affecting sentiment.
Fragmented New York market report shows varied prices and items with many garbled phrases. Notable mentions include milk, white goods, and assorted groceries with unclear quantities and unfamiliar codes. The fragmentary text references prices around 39 to 86 and mentions milk, fleece, and specialty items without coherent context.
Tone Witnovedalirk and Trhat Jorapaiy sue a city woman to restrain her from transferring 1% of Class A preferred American China Company stock. The bank claims the shares were pledged as security for a loan made to Jane Kelly in 1920 and later assigned to a third party. The case seeks to enforce transfer and restraint pending litigation.
The March labor report shows total employed figures across key industries, with weekly earnings and employment changes from February to March. It notes gains in overall employment and earnings, with declines in several sectors, and includes mortgage and shipping market references alongside wholesale price trends for textiles and related goods.
Hansdort of Waterbury sues Linn and Bridgeport defendants over a recent property swap. He alleges misrepresented rental values for Park Apartments, seeking voiding of the deal or damages up to 866000. Linsky allegedly profits from the Bridgeport property tied to Hansdort’s mortgage.
New England seed potatoes hold firm with No 1 grade tables steady as markets show strength versus earlier data. Dandelion prices fell to 3.00 per bushel while lettuce and spinach traded with modest supplies. red eggs remained firmer. Field-grown outputs and house-grown varieties reflect varied demand and ongoing price adjustments as suppliers clear inventories.
Uving conditions have warned the agricultural community about planting plans. Farmers, with few exceptions, strive to plant large acreages they can manage without extra help. Maine potato growers likely plant smaller areas than last year while Her lot Valley onion acres will probably shrink due to wheat prices.
Notice is given that a special meeting of Fairfield voters will be held at Sheeman Hall on the 2th day of April in the evening. Items include whether to claim right to collect taxes from the United States Housing Authority, to appropriate funds for Decoration Day observances, and to take action on constructing a suitable high school. Selectmen Frederick A. Bure William Dalling William M. O'Dwyer signed the notice dated April 1, 1923.
Notices from Westport and surrounding area announce funerals for William H Crossman 33 11 at Walker and Banks chapel April 25 burial Mountain Grove cemetery. Benjamin D Finnn 83 No 1312 Pembroke street funeral April 25 St Charles church burial at St Michael's. Griah Foss 335 William street obituary. Charles E Guver 67 Southport Conn funeral April 25 Mulle highways Oak Lawn cemetery. In Memoriam Caroline J Nroch mother of the family obituary April date noted.
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