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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1926
Page
14
An extended OCR filled with stray street names, addresses, and numbers describes multiple properties and residence details. It mentions immediate possession, owner names, and various blocks with home features, garages, and rental units across Main Street and surrounding avenues. The text reads like a real estate catalog fragment from a neighborhood with numerous parcels, layouts, and sale or rent notes.
A cluttered classified page advertises business opportunities and various shop listings. It mentions stationery stores confectionery suppliers and grocers for sale or lease, with notes on rent terms location hints and contact details.
A scribbled fragment mentions Casolm station along an alley of commerce with unclear details about a report or notice. The readable bits reference a place and a possible station, but no concrete actions, dates, or names are confirmed in the legible text.
A jumbled OCR page lists names, places, and scattered terms such as Boulet, Newham, Gast, and Liost, with references to addresses, dates, and events. The legible items hint at notices and ads but lack coherent structure.
Classified notices show multiple furnished rooms and small apartments for rent in Marion and nearby streets. Entries mention weekly and monthly rates, running water, electricity, and housekeeping options with various utilities and private or shared facilities.
Readable fragments describe an August furniture sale offering various living room and dining sets at reduced prices. Names such as Louis Katz and Robie appear among shop listings, with mentions of walnut dining suites, cream pieces, and other household furniture pieces awaiting buyers.
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