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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
22
Fragmented OCR text lists various machinery and tool items with scattered phrases about prices and locations. The fragment mentions engines and specific terms but lacks coherent context or identifiable entities to form a solid news item.
For sale or exchange notice summarizes a partial offer with an open item after a vague date fragment. It mentions a transaction option and a location hint, but lacks complete details.
A local listing shows about 14 modern houses with countermeasures to a red tag price. The seller emphasizes value and practical design, inviting buyers to explore available country homes and financing options.
A partial OCR reading notes a forthcoming appointment involving Wuncutt and a person named Warner. The wording references a Thursday date and a cabin cruiser context, suggesting a social or legal matter pending formal details. Entities include Wuncutt and Warner with implied maritime association.
Funeral notices list Anna A Volderauer Abe, aged 16 to 18, for a memorial mass and burial at Gong taateery. The text references family names, dates in April 1924, and mentions a private mass and farewell rites with arrangements at a cemetery and a residence on Willow Road Juhu vane.
The obituary page lists the funeral details for Clara Mueller 33 widow of Ferdinand Mueller from 155 Berkshire Avenue at 2 30 PM with burial in Lakeview. It notes survivors including three wives of George Baker Webster and H Way and two sons Theodore and Gustave Mueller plus 13 grandchildren. It also covers Margaret Carroll Tintan wife of Edward Tintan who died at St Vincent’s Hospital and funeral at 8 38 PM from her father William Warrett’s home with a St Patrick’s Mass and St Michael’s Cemetery burial. Additional notices include Sarah Hailissey Mary Kane Bancroft Whipple Elizabeth Hall John Gratton John Wheeler Grattan Bernard Greenstein Danny Petro and others with varying funeral arrangements and survivors.
More than 140 State Trade school students on Dohn Street are erecting a bungalow on Vincellotte Street near Bethany Chapel and North Main, to be sold for 5000 to James Fen sore. The project marks the ninth house built since 1810. Students handle masonry plastering and all trades with plans for a larger campus and a May play to fund the athletic program.
Miss Addie D. Rost of Springfield outlines the Junior Achievement bureau work to Council of Social Agencies at the University Club. The program, started by Theodore E. Vail and now led by Horace A. Moses, seeks to teach boys and girls production work, earned dollars, and the dignity of labor, with free teaching materials and trained leaders for city groups. The bureau operates in 18 New England cities with a roster including Moses, Porter, Hazen, Goldman, Clee land, Rice, and Allen.
General rains and moisture in the southwest ease wheat prices with the market closing modestly lower. May and July futures slipped while corn rose slightly as export demand remained weak and flour usage stayed slack.
Weekly highway update lists numerous constructions across Connecticut. Projects include Colebrook North Colebrook, New Hartford Norfolk, Greenwich Boston Post Road, Stamford Keelers Hill on Boston West, Easton Black Rock turnpike to Sport Hill, Milford Turnpike widening, Branford to North Branford, Norwich Hadlyme road detours, Danbury Sugar Hollow paving, New Fairfield Sherman steam shovel work with detours, Portland Glastonbury road open but under construction, East Hampton Portland East Sompton detour, Stafford Union turnpike closure, West Hartford Halford New Britain detours, Enfield Prospert Fill, and Berlin turnpike resurfacing. many routes show detours or no delays where noted.
New York April 23 The statement for the New York Fed lists gold reserves at 934 million, total reserves near 969 million, government war obligation bills discounted at 73.9 million, open market bills bought 64.25 million, earning assets 274 million, deposits around 872.5 million, and actual circulation FR notes 340.13 million.
A garbled list of real estate deeds shows multiple transfers including Decia and Steven Fekete to Andrew Gazsiet on Fairfield Avenue for 5090, Nygren to Toulse and Ruth Tomlinson on Park Avenue for 2500, Aldo to John and Rosina Petittl on Bowker Place for 1600, Guttman to Arthur Cummines on Norman Street for 1500, Schine to Guaste and Herman Jackel on Marton Street for 4100, and others on Park Avenue Manford Broadway Capitol and Marion Street with various sums. includes quit claim from Bridgeport Trust to Charles Tyler and mortgage deeds involving Andrew Gazstet ux, Steven Pekete Cy Wx, and City Savings Bank.
Jennie Pete eighteen months old, of 130 George street, drank turpentine found in the home. She was taken to Mt. Vincant's Hospital via Emergency ambulance and is expected to recover.
American Legion officials admitted lack of support for a uniform flag decor scheme in Bridgeport central districts. They were accused of flag selling though the plan aims to install curb sockets and 12 foot staffs with three by five flags at cost, not profit. Stores have signed up, viewing the effort as patriotic and economical, though initial resistance cited economy concerns. Next week the veterans plan renewed canvassing to push the project forward.
New York April 32 Price moves in today’s curb market were narrow with a firm underlying tone. Oils advanced. Nickel Plate declined 15 8 points to 84 1 4 as rail heaviness weighed on the issue. Other notes include Anglo-American up 26 and United Light and Power and Lehigh Power Securities each up a point. Chrysler near 79 1 2 after touching 81.
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