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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1921
Page
13
A garbled births deaths and marriages list from Bridgeport mentions numerous names and addresses. Several entries note a birth or a death at Bridgeport hospital plus accompanying family names and street addresses, with some illegible lines.
Obituary items report the funeral of Mareld Terks Sehowvers at Hop's Morlinery Chapel and list related services. Also noted are deaths of Leroy Sehower in France, Daniel Murphy of Florence Massachusetts, and Matilda Whe, with details of wake times and burial plans. The notices mention a Toh P. Bavlis and other local family bereavements in Georgetown and Ys City.
Machalouski age 35 of Veneen Tr and Margaret Larkin 29 of 272 Birmingham St. Paul Pastor 8 of 92 Hala St and Angela Capozz 49 of 52 Goddard St. Giovannina Del Mastro of Goddard St also listed.
City officials address a rising vote climate on Main Street as streetcar and transit debates intertwine with a music festival at City Hall. Musicians perform amid talk of improved avenues, rails, and public spaces, with references to classic composers and local civic figures shaping cultural policy.
Yesterday's URB Market Coffee trade shows opened steady then slipped slightly, with Rio exchange rates steady and demand reports improving. Prices for dairy items and refined sugar mixed, while overall market activity remained cautious amid varied waves of buying and local reporting on futures.
A garbled real estate list shows warranty deeds and mortgage deeds transferring properties on Parrott avenues Arch, Gathnerine, Banham, Bishop, Lafayette, and other streets. It names buyers such as Ralph Ciaratand and Leonard Wetee, and sellers including Maurice Movilz and Salvatore Piazaz, with multiple banks and companies involved.
A chaotic court scene unfolds with testimony touching on censorship, public sale and legal actions. Names of officials and venues appear amid fragmented remarks about bonds, estates, and political pressure at a high profile case. The report highlights judge conduct and defense strategy with references to local attorneys and nearby locations.
A scattered, garbled note describes a rough recipe with meal, milk, and a crust, claiming it yields a good, hardy dish. It also references a buttered cloth and a questionable 14a BATURES IN TCEY line, plus unrelated market notes about Buenos Aires and a stock exchange opening. A notice at the end mentions a business contact at 189 Railroad Ave.
Fragmented OCR obituary notice lists names such as Mary A and Margaret Medal with ages and affiliations. Mentions piano, pianist, and local society figures amid scattered lines. Includes references to Park cenbed, MORNSHNYSob Fran, and Sister MM Mary Minty Anson HEP with unclear dates and roles.
Stock market extends gains with rails leading the recovery amid wider buying. Northern Pacific strong, Great Northern preferred up, industrials mixed, bond market firmer and call money steady. News notes a fire disruption to signaling at a rail facility. no major new developments driving the rise beyond favorable market conditions and prior selling.
Aug 2 The deputy clerk William Tt Shinsbury was named to fill the vacancy in the United States Supreme Court following the death of Clerk James Maher. The appointment was announced by Taft and Washington amid confirmation by the court’s members.
Market notes show mixed futures for corn and wheat as prices rise on demand fears while rain aids corn prospects. Declining receipts and sparse offerings limit supply, with near term yields and domestic demand shaping prices for the upcoming season.
A single family permit for 7k was approved on Pershing Avenue. The document includes scattered garbled names and addresses, noting Emmons Jackson and Mz rues elt sane Soa Besta SNere with references to Comello and Wel SeV ith avenile.
Registrars of Voters announce reelection office hours at room No 2 City Hall Saint Street for voters to participate in the primary. Names retained unless elector requests removal. Front Friday August 8 to Saturday August 15 1924 with Sunday hours from noon to 6 pm Standard Time. Loumbsbury F White registrars of voters note.
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