Miscellaneous Lost And Found Items Across City Neighborhoods
A chaotic OCR listing numerous lost items including dogs, bags, wallets, keys, and glasses. Entries reference Bridgeport and nearby streets, with rewards offered for return. Contact numbers and street addresses are scattered, urging owners to reclaim belongings and pets promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuner
Hancock
lLarge
Aed
Bridgeport
Hancock Ave
North Ave
Dinek
Barnum
JF Smith
Omre
Hire Home Roward
City Savings
Cire National
Natorial Henk
Brown Okalher
Hatfert
Stratford
Tequonnock St
Seaview
Cat Katnun
Stratford Tri
Stuckey Danvury
Resvard
Brown Cave
Burritt
Barmumbo
Satuda
Fieley
Renard
Pete Tonk
Gyden
Ant
Houses To Rent HARUM WENCE-1047 Stratford Nice five
Rental listings describe multiple properties in Stratford and nearby areas. Advertised features include five rooms, baths, automatic water heater, large gardens, garages, and furnished or newly decorated units. Contact names and addresses appear for inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harum Wence
Stratford
Nice
Arthur Gibson Barnum
City
Borner Brooklawn
Barnum
Lagane Apartment
Ramos
Clinton Ave
Maplewood
Garfield Ave
Honevennt Ra
Laufer Beardsldl
Alpine Ave
Noble
Poultry Litter and Local Barred Rock and Leghorn Pullet Prices
Classified notes advertise Barred Rock pullets at 11. month old for 160 dollars and 12% dollar for 6 month old. Rhode Island Reds, Plymouth Rocks, and Rhode Island Reds listed with prices. Addresses include Stratford, Connecticut, and nearby streets. Also mentions leghorn pullets seven months old at 175 each. various poultry and pet shop references frequent.
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Alvie
Plymouth Rocks
Rhode Island
Rockwell Ave
Stratford
Cony
Rhvne Leghorn
Schumack Stenate Center
Parc Marquette head sees 15 a share for 1926 despite November drop
F H Alfred, Parc Marquette president, forecast earnings of 15 a share on the common for 1926, despite a November revenue decline tied to slower automobile shipments. Other notes: Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer gained control of 44 Brazilian theatres, Universal Pipe plans a preferred stock retirement, and industry reports from National City Bank and others note high trade levels but fading rise in new records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
F H. Alfred
Parc Marquette
National City Bank of New York
American Water Works and Electric Company
Obituary notices from a 1920s city page list several deaths
Obituaries announce deaths from 1926 to 1928 including Annie EB Early Lewis W Head Francis Eugene Hemingway Mathew Kovacs Elizabeth Macy Katherine Minor Elina G Bradley Pearson Annie Steinkamp and messages of thanks. Details include ages dates and funeral arrangements with interment planned at local cemeteries and churches.
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Early
Annie EB
Fred Early
Mullins, Scott and Redgate
Golden Hill Street
Friis
Blessed Sacrament Church
St Michael's Cemetery
West
Washington Avenues
Lakeview Cemetery
Kovacs
Mathew Kovats
Pine Street
St Stephen's Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Macy
Elizabeth May Hulse
Cornelius W Macy
Wood Avenue
Mt Grove Cemetery
Katherine L
Edwin D Minor
Main Street
Stratford
Union Cemetery
Prarson
Eiina G Bradley
Robert L Pearson
West Haven
Bayfield Hospital
New Haven
Savin Avenue
Kenneth Mackenzie
Holy Trinity
Westport
Willow Brook
Steinkamp
Annie
Jacob Steinkamp
White Street
Des
St Charles Church
August G. Baker
Middletown
Conn
Cemerge
Harding Alayed Senate Doubts in 1922 Lease Case
Government presented correspondence between Pan-American and the Interior department about leases on Naval Reserve No. 1 in California. Testimony showed Fall said no new leases and Finney testified about Doheny contracts and royalty terms. Defense pressed that Fall was absent in 1922, while Finney noted Navy approved terms drafted with Ambrose and Fall’s input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan-American Company
Interior Department
Elk Aills Reserve
Pan-American
Three Rivers
N. M
F. B King
Austin
Texas
Naval Reserve No. 1
California
E. C. Finney
New Mexico
Doheny
Navy
Frank J. Hogan
Finney
Fall
Washington
Navy Department
A W. Ambrose
Petroleum Technologies
Bureau of Mines
Cresa
Tinney
Pearl Harborawaii
Naval Oil Storage
Simpson Trial Tangles With Alibis and Witty Exchanges
In Somerville court Simpson derides witnesses and presses defenses as McCarter quips about the Pig Woman and fingerprint fraud. The jurors, teased by Senator Case and amused by wit, listen as the defense spars over incommunicado claims and Demarest links unravel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Deikman
Somerville
Simpson
Willie Stevens
Mr. McCarter
Cinduch
Jersey City
McCarter
H Schwartz
Newark
Howard Schwartz
Dominion
Thestate
Schwartz
Phil Payne
Daily Mirror
New York
Payne
Vais
Silas Marines
Mary Demarest
Henry Stevens
New Brunswick
Demarest
D'dhson
Willla Stevens
North Plainfield
Anna Hoag
de Russey’s Lane
Shakespeare
Silas Mariner
Chef Receives Compensation After Finger Cut
A chef injured by a chicken scratching his finger was awarded 189 dollars after a hearing before Compensation Commissioner EB Buckingham. The case touched on alleged exploitation of Elk Hills Naval oil reserves and tied to a larger dispute involving Doheny, Fall, and Navy Interior transfers under President Harding. The testimony covered Navy involvement in Pearl Harbor contract decisions and alleged collusion risks between Fall and Doheny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bourjoukos
EB. T. Buckingham
Elk Hills
Calnaval
Duneny
Fall
New Mexico
Harding
Navy
Interior Department
Frank J. Hogan
Navy Department
Doheny
Finney
Pearl Harbor
Admiral Robison
Nathing
Denby
Naval
Robinson
Bureau of Engineering of the Navy
Hogan
Theodore Roosevelt
Bureau of Mines
Fal
Telegraph
Watelegram
Ambrose
Imprisoned Klan Leader Wins Suit Against Borglum
David C. Stephenson once Indiana Klan leader serving a life term won a judgment of 27,586 in Superior Court against sculptor Gutzon Borglum of Stamford. The suit claimed Borglum owed 24,560 on three promissory notes plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutzon Borglum
David C. Stephenson
Indiana
Madge Oberhalzer
Stamford
Stephenson
Borglum
Bridgeport Faces $2 Million Sewage Upgrade Plan
A 1908 sewer survey projects a city wide overhaul costing about 2,017,494 to remove sewage from coastal waters. It calls for sedimentation tanks, ten interceptors on west and east sides, two pumping stations, and relief sewers to curb flooding while improving disposal at the Bostwick avenue plant and Cedar Creek outfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hering and Fuller
Bostwick Avenue
Sewate
Railroad Avenue
South Avenue
State Streets
West Avenue
Catherine Street
Harral Avenue
Pepuonnack
Grange
North Avenue
Goodman
Lincoln Avenue
Madizen Avenue
Main Street
Thorme Street
Knowlton Street
Housatonic Avenue
Seaview Avenue
Hollister Mill Pond
Sound
Cedar Creek
Burr Creek
Fairfield
Bridgeport Sewage Sedimentation Plan Details Costs and Lands
A Bridgeport report outlines storm water upgrades at Johnsons Creek with pumping stations and sewers costing hundreds of thousands, plus a sludge digestion tank system east of John Creek at about 345000. It discusses sedimentation as the key to efficiency, discusses sludge disposal by sea, and cites cost savings of over 155000 by coastal disposal. The plan also covers Bostwick avenue repairs costing 52600 and pipe work of 600 feet of 48 inch line to Cedar Creek.
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Johnson's Creek
John Creek
Bridgeport
Ita
Br Port
Bering
Black Island
Pasanic Valley
Bostwick Avenue
Cedar Cre
New England Traffic League Seeks Rate Changes
The New England Traffic League urged a probe into the rate structure for western trunk line routes. Chairman Mr Yay said changes could affect interstate shipping costs and port charges, with potential gains for manufacturers. The inquiry aims to prepare for the Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Omaha starting January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Yay
Mississippi
New England Traffic League
Omaha
Nebo
Atlantic Seaboard
Yorks Harbor
League
Births in State Decline Continues Across Periods
Births in the state show a decline for the period, with 21,628 births versus 22,618 in the previous year and 24,618 in 1924. The birth rate drops from 21.5 in 1934 to 19.? in 1926, while marriages fall and deaths vary. In September 2,160 births were reported, 207 less than 2,367 in 1926, and the month’s death rate was 8.4.
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Micrarl Strogotf
LYREC
Evevines
Elixery Morris Barm Nichols
Clunti
Newfield Coal CO
Goodiman Coal
Safogy
Ore Briderport
Breatfort
Catien
Manufacturers Iron Foundry
Ine
Tate
Ufekean
Dows Windows Varsus Sizrs
Texington
John Kane
Fischera Eros
Cannon ST
Kresge
Union Ace Noble
Arthur Shen
Burritt Ave
Waithesse
Noryan
Willitt Portry
Dave
Alantréd Stratton
Pieter
Banjo Yeathier
Cma
Payne Noble
Canaries
Koble
Main St
Union Wi
Unkatta
Beauricut
Alsq
True Talora Inc
Chicago
SLE
Alsa
Taft Ave
Standard Mortgage Corp, Loans and Investments
Liberty
Bridgeport Coin
Lafayette Noble
Guaranty and Trust CO
First National Bank
Lineburgh
Loveridgh
West Aml
Madison Urrace
Tdi
Argeusultanine TV
Aia
Opia
Parum
Sc Mar Seaview Ave
West Ave
Spom
Ani Fr Sra
Agnes Bo Seaman
Wiliam
Wooster
Norok
Atwater Kent Beach
Crosley
Splitdorf
Stadion
Main
Immediately Consolidated Gas Iron Co 241
Mon ‘Shurs
Warner Briga Ee Builders & Contractors
Tes An OT
Pruner Typewriter Be
Fairfield Ave
Wall Street
Brazil
Metra-Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc
Loews’ Inc
Universal Pipe and Radiator Company
Steve Jacksig
Elna Tishway
Convenionuers
Gilbert St
American Brown Boveri Electric Corporation and Subsidiaries
Consolidation Coal Company
Wig
Chemical National Think
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hale Holden
Onyx Hosiery, Inc
Gotham Silk Host
Pere Marquetté
American Locomotive Company
Union Pacific
Pullman Cart. and Manufacturing
United States
R G. Dun and Company
Montgomery, Ward and Co
General Railway Signal
Amalgamated Silk Corporation
American Railway Express
New York Stock Exchange
E. Y DuPont de Nemours
Amnon Pacific
Canadian Pacific
Chicago and Northwestern
Chile
Tolmtr Tfdberg
Nata Chagnon
Howland Dry Goods Co
Wes Franklin J Kenyon
Hughes & Chapman Co
Graham
Boucher, Ward & Reilly Co
Rourke and Boucher Co
Washington Ave
Rourke & Rourke Undertakers Noble
Charles L. Dennis
Senate
Navy and Interior Departments
Emnell
Ebridgeport
Hering
Fuller
Saya
Baltimore
Gloveraville
Ratler
Brickageport
DeKalb Avenue
Ash Creek
Pequonnock
Oastwick Avenue
Brewster Street
Anthony Street
Bostick Avenue
Orland Street
Astor Street
Ocean Terrace
Wordin Avenues
Wordin Avenue
Little Street
Harbor Street
Iraniston Avenue
Admiral Street
Railroad Court
Railroad and Broad
Water Street
Knowlton
Congress Street Bridge
Stratford Avenue
Yellow Mill Pond
Senner Street
Stratford Avenues
East Main Street
Yellow Mill
Church Street
Deacon Street
Read Street
DeKalb
Stite
South
Beechwood
Mapleyraad
Clinton Avenues
Park
Benham
Norman
Hanover
Wordin
Clinton
Tranistan
Yale
Beechwood Park
Park Avenue
Seeley’s Pond
Berkshire Mil Pond
Capitol
Grand
Waldermere
Tranistan Avenues
Asuinm
Orchard Street
Berkshire Avenue
East Side
West Alte
Pennonnock River
Yellow MII
Bingham