Beautiful cottages for sale in Stratford and vicinity
Numerous listings showcase 6 to 9 room houses with modern improvements, garages, and large lots in Stratford, Fairfield, and surrounding areas. Highlights include 7 room and 8 room homes, 2 family properties, and a roundhouse setup, with terms like cash down or small down payments and monthly balances. Notable agents Clark and Son, Gipatric Realty, and Stratford Realty Man coordinate sales.
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Gramere
Fairfield
Westport
O—connecticut Co
Amercan Fabrics Co
Addresa
Trutalull Beach
North Main Street
Fonda
Clark and Son
Noble
Witow St
Milford
Conn
Leoni
Aanich
Pear Post Road
New House
Brooklawn Ion
Laurel Ave
Treod Teber
Main St
Bar
Roundhouse
Heaton Post Road
Howard Ave
Miller
Middle St
Good & Famil
West End
Farrfield
Bridgeport
Burns- Berd
Clars & Son
Travette
Barnam
Amet
Stratford
Seaview_Ave
North Park Ave
Prqwonnock St
Park
Atford Center
Bowe
Broadbridge
Ebratford
Paradise Green
Alyn
Green
Gipatric
Rhe
Stratford Realty
Center
Tel Stratford
St Vincent Hospital
Good Investments
Duyer
I Mer
Cor State
Lafayette
Bayer
God
Local Service Offers and Classifieds Mix Heavy Ads
A compact page lists services from watch crystal shapes to driving lessons and hire cars. It includes trades such as chimney rebuilding, plumbing, electrical repairs, piano tuning, and general contracting, with accompanying addresses and contact hints. It also features boarding options, roomwanted notices, pet sales, and radio repair ads, all presented in a dense, era-specific classifieds style.
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Todd, Inc
JEWEL
Noble
Gamage
Conrad M. Frank
Garver
Thomas Kiley
Fleant St. Noble
John Vorster
Park St Barnum
Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank Foreclosure Notice
Fairfield County Superior Court orders foreclosure of mortgages filed by Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank against Nicholas Linardos and others. Notice published in Bridgeport Telegram three times starting August 19, 1925. Defendant George Sterge is at large. Also includes pawn shop notice listing expired loans Nos 14600 14601 14602 dated February 16 1925 at 177 Main St Pawnbroker F N Hubsell.
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Mechanics & Farmers Savings Bank
Nicholas Linardos
State OF Connecticut
Fairfield County
Bridgeport
Mechanics & Wparmers Savings ‘Bank
Priylog
Ftst
George Sterge
Lriuigeport Telegram
Frank P ‘Munich
F. N Hubsell
Main St Pawnbroker
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area dated Aug 1923-1926
Multiple death notices list names and ages including Andres John Andres 20, Andrew Bischoff 64, Allen S Ferry 45, Jane Caroline Handy, George T Lilwall 54, Theodore H Lockwood 81, Anna Pennoyer, Lawrence B Wood 72, and Lawrence B Wood. Funeral times, locations, and cemeteries are given for Stratford Bridgeport Hartford and Newtown area, with details on residences and churches for services and interment.
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Andres
Stratford
Conn
Areld John Andres
Bridgeport
Windsor Avenue
St. James Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Main Street
Rank Police and Son
Thon
Lack Wood
Hartford
Theodore H. Lockwood
Farmingston Avenue
Munine Cong
Village Cemetery
Monroe
Newtown Tee
Pennoy
Anna
Sherman H
Mary A. Grant Pennoyer
First Baptist Church
Westave
Classified Notices and Local Ads Fragment
The page fragment lists various local notices and ads including piano lessons offered under 75 cents per hour, an address 54952, Summer Resorts camping grounds for rent by day or week near Clark Beardley in Shelton Connecticut, and Brek Shir Inn with first class accommodations, weekly rates, Danner parties and mile services by a local firm. Also mentions Poultry & Supplies for sale near Breakheld Conn and Laying hens three months old with housing details.
Racing Results and Entries Inconsistent Race Card Report
Summary of six races with six furlongs to a mile plus, listing horses, jockeys, odds, times and those that ran but were disqualified or also ran. Includes first race winner Carol disqualified, multiple entrants per event, and purse values ranging from 1,000 to 1,600.
Hawthorne Race Meet Districts Steady Six Races Reported
Race card from Hawthorne shows six events with purses from 1 000 to 1 500 and six furlongs to seven furlongs. Entries include Cogwheel Omnia Frog Gate Disciple Ellen Jane Phil pot Miss Mischief Kurtginger Shinng Gold Mergler Atomic Mit Pchon Monastery Froggate Charles Henry Koa man Kelly Capistrano Savoy Stutta Sam Lorch Tannon Burke Flying Prince Pandesta Voogeria Kurtsinger Sarafax Warwinner Slandere Round Robin plus numerous also ran horses and time figures for each race.
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Schaeffer
Omnia
Froggate
Disciple
Mergier
Guinea Girl Downcast
Calumet
Guess the Time
Judge Dalley
Myra_M. Aristotle
Greenwoods
Tom P
Ellen Jane
Philpot
Miss Mischief
Kurtginger
Shinng Gold
Mergler
Norfield
Resonance
Orleva
Armedee
Atomic
J Smith
Mit
Pchon
Monastery
Charles Henry
Koaman
John Q
Kelly
Gibbons
Sutts
Postillian
Schaefer
Girl Scout
Hoagland
Capistrano
Savoy
Stutta
Sam Lorch
Burger
Tannon
Burke
McVickar Plentycopl
Our Commissiones Flying Prince
Simon
Voogeria
Johnson
Kurtsinger
Sarafax
Warwinner
Slandere
Westwood
Coney Island Race Day Two-Year-Old Maidens and More
Fractions for five furlong maidens include Susan Rebecca and Connelly with top payouts and times. Blue and Mary Lawless lead in two-year-old match with Mary Lawless clocking near 1 01. claiming purses briefly listed for six furlongs with Clonaslee and Helen Carter among contenders. fourth race features Belle Shizapeth and Jacky Drift with times around 1 11. Scholastic two-year-olds contest six and a half furlongs led by Pitenfork with pools noted.
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Susan Rebecca
Connelly
Maral Bueton
Grosser
Hampyton Miss
Barnes
Tribal
Becky Broom
Bill Taplin
Twinola
Bootale
Secord
Blue
Impact
Noce
Mary Lawless
Taylor
Algoran
the Misvus
May Morn
Lady Braxted
Lola Montez
Fiitting
Misa
Clonaslee
Mooney
McCulloch
Gevying
Helen Carter
Garner
Wuhu
Pyraot
Tee
Mil- Hon
the Count
Mad Bay
Little Gipsy
Belle Shizapeth Tawa
Taxes on Grand List of 1924 Notice
Notice to Bridgeport tax payers that the second half of the 1924 grand list taxes is due at the Tax Collector Office. The collector will be available September 1925 and daily thereafter, Sundays excluded, with hours 9 am to 5 pm and Saturdays 9 am to 4 1/2 pm. After October 1 1925 interest of 0.75 percent per month applies on unpaid taxes. Howard B Challenger.
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Pridgeport
Counecil Chamber
City Hall
Bridgeport
Board
Howard
Challenger
Saratoga Entries First Race Card From Local Meet
Saratoga entries list for six races detailing conditions ages distances and weights. Multiple horses such as Flames King Jimmy T Belair Lightship Swope Equator II and Dunlin compete in the first race while Barleycorn Rip Helsdelite Flying Frog Silver Prince and Eirne race the steeplechase. The Blue Mountain Highweight handicap and Grab Hag handicap follow with entrants like Dunling Laplander Sun Sard Enslaved Reparation Betelguesa Brainstorm Mungo and Little Asbestos among others. The sixth race offers maidens for two-year-olds over five and a half furlongs with a large group including Sturgis Remedy Paavo Nomad Foch Son Am I Enjoyment Heo Crystal lite Malcolm B Jr Poly With a Past Special Ace and Kosciusko. Five and ten pound apprentice allowances are noted and the weather is clear with a fast track.
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Chestertown
Joe Marrone II
Flames
King Jimmy
T'Belair
Lightship
Swope
Goldbeater
the Roll Call
Dunlin
Equator II
Ghantey
Crumple
Wimpee
Town
Barleycor
Hawthorne horses enter six races with varied purses
Entry list for Hawthorne features six races including a $1,000 first race for three year olds and up at six furlongs with multiple named horses such as Plucky Forty Potty Irish Ince Sabah Kia McCrimmon Brother John Charleo Auntie Midin Little Smoke. Additional purses include a $1,090 two year old race at five and a half furlongs and a $1,500 Edward Corrigan Memorial handicap for three and up at one and one sixteenth miles with flags like Flagstaff and Kentuky Cardinal.
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Salsaparilla
Richards
Blackstone
Benning
Tinker Bell
Thompson
Banner Bearer
Lady Gross
Lady Harding
Carol
Storm King
Bones
Pencraft
Schuttinger
Frey
Rudgins
Polycarp
Glad Butto
Gertrude D
Catherine von Utter
Donges
Captain Thompson
True Rock
Troy
Lacewood
Tite
McAfee
Harvey
Comor
Camilla
Sunspero
Seuttinger
Pepp
Sande
Breakfast Bell
Potty
Ince
Sabah
Kia
McCrimmon
Brother John
Charleo
Auntie Midin
Little Smoke
Kyrock II
Swanee
Cameo
Missi Thatcher
a-Prince Ronald
Roy Crofter
Martial Wand
Thunder Shower
Marengo
a-Mira Monte Stockram
Statler
Everglade
Contusion
Thundering
Adolphus
Cherry Cote
Geogia Rose
Dudley
Columbia
Keegan
Max Prick
Rival
Brunswick
Red Pennant
Edward Corrigan
Huormore
Rock Shell
Fauste
Venus
Tea Tray
Rosa Greener
Frank Man
Chizen
Chivaly
Cony Island Entries Open Five Rurlong Races at Maiden Claiming
Race card lists four claiming events at five and a half furlongs to six furlongs for two year olds and older. Notable entries include Scampaway, Ace of Diamonds, Lord Baltimore, Midnight Rowe, Courageous, and Repulse among others with various weights and handicaps.
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Scampaway
Tinker Toy
Ace of Diamonds
My Destination
Spy Pride
Allaire
Shotwell
Slow Time
Susanne
Herbert
Betty C
Serious
Buck Fond
Ethel K
Ben Bolt
Antiquarian
Lord Baltimore
Rapid Traveler
Zero Hour
Queen Anna Marie
Flying Spark
Centry
Charlicle Tol
Delco Light
Pat Calhoun
Caroline
Mrs Moore
Wrapper Girl
Bride O'The Wind
Anguines
Longport
Fleker
Gunny Sack
Midnight Rowe
J. G. Denny
Lady Audrey
Water
Starbright
Delhi Boy
Naysartt
Volt
Courageous
a-Nas
Starbuck
Boon Companion
Carractus
Nancy Landone
Captain Haney
Holman
Lieutenant Rust
Dingo
Tomatoes Slip Below Last Week in Connecticut Market Notes
The Connecticut Commissioner of Agriculture reports broad veggie movement with tomatoes selling 40 to 50 cents per basket as supplies rise. Sweet corn prices ease, potatoes and onions weaken, cucumbers and squash slump, while apples and peaches command higher averages. Meat, eggs, and butter hold firm amid mixed wholesale activity across fruits and vegetables.
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Connecticut
Long Island
Connecticut Valley
Lima
Kennery
Breilers
Browns Defeat Athletics 1 6 in Rough Game
Brown pitchers Van Gilder and Harriss faced off as Browns beat the Athletics 6 to 1. Van Gilder earned the win while Harriss took the loss, with multiple players contributing hits including Baumgartner Groves and Danforth. Umpires were Rowland Moriarity and Geisel, game time 2 11.
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Phia
St. Louia
Groves
Bush
Danforth
van Gilder
Harriss
Rommel Harriss
Quinn
Baumgartner
Rommel
Rowland, Moriarity
Geisel
Sheffield to Return to Post in Mexico City
Ambassador Sheffield plans to resume duties in Mexico City early next month and will visit Washington around September 1 for a final conference after medical treatment in the United States. He has informed Secretary Kellogg of his return timeline.
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Washington
Sheffield
Mexico City
Kellop
United States
Seviers Selections Race Card and Apprentice Claim
Seviers selections list six races with horse names Chantey Swope Dunlin Rip Barleycorn Conniabert Brainastorm Mungo Reparation Bubbling Over Aw Run Tapa Colden Spre Daz zler Juater Remedy Paavo Fly Man. Apprentice allowance claimed noted for Tall Grass Fire On Setting Sun Welcome Al lay 102.
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Remedy
Paavo
Fly Man Idest
Governor Slizer to Speak at Fifth District Democratic Dinner
Governor George S. Slizer of New Jersey will be the principal speaker at the Fifth District Democratic club annual dinner at Farm Black Rock on Sunday afternoon September 13. Don C Seitz of Cos Cob and New York World will also speak, confirming continued policy of inviting national figures to Bridgeport. Previous guests include Tyumulty, Gerard, Battle, Harrison, Walsh, and Edwards.
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George S. Slizer
New Jersey
Democratic Club
Black Rock
Don Seitz
Don C. Seitz
Cos Cob
New York
The
New York World
Silver
John A
Cornell
S Lzer
James Walk
Tammany
Stier
D.stries Club
Democratic Party
Bridgeport
Josep Tyumulty
Formey
James Gerard Geo.ce Gordon Battle
Pa Harrison
David L Walsh
Edward S. Edwards
George 5. Silzer
Permits Granted for Small Structures by Building Commission
The building commission's meeting authorized 17 permits totaling 30 425 for small projects. Names and addresses include Erne Prokop 193 Edna Avenue three family frame house and two car frame garage. S Nalbandian 1780 Stratford Avenue five car frame garage. Frances Krause 592 Gordons Street one family frame house. Rev Mother M Gabriel Caesar Street brick garage and boiler room. Annie Simmins 235 Charles Street frame church. Orville Rector 1978 Fairfield Avenue attic rooms and new addition. Helen M Peck 33 Parrott Avenue cement block garage. B and J Boke 202 Osborne Street frame room addition. A. Y Valush 90 Putnam Street cement block garage. M Collella and wife 72 Booth Street five car cement block garage. L C Roberts 254 Courtland Avenue two car frame garage. George A Fricke 470 Central Avenue frame addition. PT Lane 660 Myrtle Avenue moved garage to 51 Myrtle Avenue. H Belger a4 Texas Avenue two car frame garage. S and D Masuk 2495-2498 Hast Main Street frame building for store and tenants.
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Erne Prokop
Edna Avenue
Gina Avenue
S. Nalbandian
Stratford Avenue
Frances Krause
Gordons— Street
Mother M. Gabriel
Caesar Street
Annie Simmins
Charles Street
Orville Rector
Fairfield Avenue
Helen M. Peck
Parrott Avenue
B. and
J Boke
Osborne Street
A Yvalush
Putnam Street
M Collella
Booth Street
L. C. Roberts
Courtland Avenue
George A. Fricke
Central Avenue
Pt Lane
Myrtle Avenue
H Belger
Texas Avenue
S and
D Masuk
Main Street
No Condemnation for New School Clears Road Ahead
Condemnation proceedings to block work on the new State Trade show building on Sterling Street have been averted and construction will start immediately. Three dissenting property owners at 160 164 Sterling Street accepted the city's price after months of stalled talks.Assist ant City Attorney Henry R Greenstein announced the price as fair though exact figures were not released. Realty firms Sohns and Schnoe acted as brokers. bids will be advertised soon with occupancy hoped next school year.
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Sterling Street
Wegotia- Hong
Henry R Greenstein
Flana
Estimatinn
Ivig
Sohnes and Schneo
Naval Base Plan for Alameda Held Pending Study
Secretary Wilbur has reached conclusions on establishing a naval base at Alameda California but will withhold details pending study by Navy Department experts.
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Washington
Wilbur
Alameda
Cal
Navy Department
Men Surrender on Murder Charges After Months-Long Search
Two men, Josph Bellavito aged 36 of 116 Goodwin Street and Joseph Zarrella aged 40 of 43 Hallett Street, surrendered with attorney Harryns Goldstein. They face murder charges in the death of Alex Ladutko, 329 Jackson Avenue, Stratford, on May 24. The case stems from a drunken brawl near 42 Hallett Street. both cousins Nicholas Ladutko and the dead man were involved in an earlier street dispute. The inquest, led by Coroner John J. Phelan, was adjourned until a later date. Bellavito and Zarrella are held on $5,000 bonds.
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Josph Bellavito
Goodwin Street
Joseph
Atlas Louis L) Zarrella
Hallett Street
Harryns Goldstein
Alex Laduko
Jackson Avenue
Stratford
Superior County Court
Plac
Tentimen
John J. Phelan
Nicholas Ladutko
Bellavito
Zarretta
Alexander
Nicholas
Zarrella
Benavito
Sebastian Gabriel
Tialles Street
Ladutko
Niccolas
Phelan
Smith On Probation For Assaulting Wife
Andrew Smith of 204 George Street received a ten days’ suspended sentence and one year probation after a City Court hearing on a charge of assaulting his wife during a domestic dispute. He allegedly kicked Mrs Smith following an argument in their bathroom over a curtain.
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Andrew Smith
George Street
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Broad & Or
Alt South
Pargain Wal
Stratford Cen
New Irish School
Broadbree Ave
Vincent S Section
Ratford-Huy
Bratford
Lowell
Gilpatric
Stranford Realty Man
2Nd Bee
Porter
Standad
Godred
Ty Youager JV
Armory
Toby Granda
Irvanistan Ave
Southport
Traltey
Bridgenert
Wochuice
Dewinfal
Grow
Stratheld
Eich
Pam Sphoier Loteale
Frank
Brewster St
Alfornia St
Tordghip Mae
Nichels
Becker
Liberty
Center St
Barnum
Mort- City
Mort- Mater
Middle St Corner John
Carroll Ilty CO
Oakley
Main St Barnum
Maryland
Warren St
Dumbell
Peter King
Barnim
Wall St
Whitve Radio LR
van St
Louis
Louis Pants Co
Jefferson Ave
Detroit
Benham
Wooster
Davis M
Davis Attorneys At Law
Condren
Breoklane
Nolte
Huntington Center
Stone, Farent
Gs Washington Ave
Tiquire
Charles L. Dennis
Gallagher & Gallagher Undertakers
Farrtard Ave
Saratoga
Peanuts
Arts
Master Crump
Catrone
Catherine M Hobban
I. Thompson
Kilashandra
Quiniletth
Tony Griffith
Flagon
Galloping Shoes
Maddenstown
C. Kummer
Tachen
Fator
Gorden
Rose
Willams
An’ Deviner
Golden Glen
Baganbugenge
Wild Wood
Gaving
Canfield
George Ray
Banbury Cross
Eric
Fantoche
Hebert
Slice
Lacoste
Rocky
Brothers
Young April
Malinero
Tippo Habib
Tom Hare
Shvunth
Equity
McCoy
Mikado
Scobie
Baara
Broken Toy
Barracuda
Taylor Hay
Hawthorne
Coney Island
Browns
Athletics
Mexico
Sevier
Chantey
Rip
Barleycorn
Conniabert
Colden Spre
Dazzler
Juater
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