Seeley Building on Main Street Sold to Briang Tithe Fo
The Seeley building at 222 Main Street near State Street changes hands from Col. Henry J. Seeley and Felix Lyman to Briang Tithe Fo. for 17009 dollars plus a 21100 dollar mortgage.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1923
Page
5
The Seeley building at 222 Main Street near State Street changes hands from Col. Henry J. Seeley and Felix Lyman to Briang Tithe Fo. for 17009 dollars plus a 21100 dollar mortgage.
Norwalk officials announced that the school term will begin September 4. The date was confirmed as the opening of the fall term for Norwalk schools, with plans outlined for the start of classes.
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Miss Rydene assumes the role at the Service center on Barnum avenue guiding balanced meals. She oversees menu planning meal preparation cooking and serving to nourish the ropast. Her background includes studies from Washington Genesee and the Boston School of Home Economics.
The Library Board with Mayor Atwater and City Attorney Cornellaan discussed exchanging the Main and State streets property for the Main and Tota street site. No agreement emerged as sessions wrapped with mixed signals and legal cautions, according to participants.
Roomers reported the theft of clothing to police from 698 Mah sStore. Witnesses William Part xteted Tosh Wes enceped and a car wake, while Mostus Marking said trousers were taken from a Saint iaye location. A burglary is described with several details about the suspects and vehicle, but the exact names and places are garbled.
The notice proclaims the opening of hunting season on Plover Creek for September 1. Details are limited due to damaged text but the event centers on initiating hunting activities and related local authority or regulations.
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