Stratford Real Estate Listings Multiplied In Os City Ads
A jumble of Stratford area housing notices advertises multi room homes with modern improvements steam heat sun parlor and large lots. It lists addresses including 1388 Marnum Ave Barnum 747 and 128 Gry Ave with terms and contact references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yansick
Marnum Ave
Stratford_ CAPITOL AVE
Kalen
Gry Ave
Federal ST
Maree
Knbeht
Clark and Son
Corner State
Lafayette Artests
Bae
Park Ave
Spiritualist Readings Hosted Fridays and Wednesdays at 422 West
Mrs J Yadame offers Tuesday and Friday spiritual readings at 7 30 pm with sessions listed at 422 West Ave. The notices mention weekly gatherings led by Mrs Darker and others, inviting community members to attend.
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J. Yadame
Darker
Mertens
West Aye
M Wendiness
Business rentals and opportunities spread through Norwalk Bridgeport and beyond
Local classifieds list multiple shop and storage spaces for rent or sale in Norwalk Bridgeport and nearby towns. Advertisements mention stores on Main Street and West Main Street heated buildings and equipment for restaurants hardware and generic retail use. Also notes on vacancies or companion nurse ad and miscellaneous business opportunity hints.
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Dertal
Norwalk
Saal Tid Biol St
Bridgeport
Cann
Fort West
Iudebaker
Britgeport Bros Db
Dasimvle
Obituary notices from a 1924 New York area paper
A fragmented obituary page lists multiple deaths with scattered details. Entries mention ages and residences in this city, burial plans at Michael's Cemetery and Lakeslew Cemetery, with services at St. George’s Church and German Evangelical Zion Church. Names include Paul Grabasstag, Alfred Stevens Lubarty, Medora Wrurenia Judson, and Elizabeth Ruppert among others, with funeral arrangements at residence or mortuary chapel and interment in local cemeteries.
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Punerit
Landis
Kate
Dee m
Abd
St. George's Ehurel
Michael's Cemetery
Kler
Dee Hhatele Merman
al Oplet
Paul Grabasstag
elUedy Emberged
Grand Weh-, Park
John E. Meard
Walker Key
Patrfield Avenue
Lakeslew
Krampfel
New York
Celty
Viday
Emil
Warren Atrect
Raul
Labarty
de Alferd Stevens
Teeta Ll. Stevens Lubarty
Daya
Monco
Awoy Street
al Mountain
Salem
Oga A
Namhy
Morgan
Ai Sheilen
Ludd
Medora Wrurenia Judson
Darel Nash Morgan
Laniel I Brinsmade
Sheilan
Ountain Grove
Ruppert
Elizabeth K. Ruppert Betes
Eda
Troma
Jiequingcon
Riday
U. and
Frute
Ofelonk
Marela
John WR
Sprukts
Fire hazard probe targets old Selleck building in Stratford
Stratford state police examiner reviews danger posed by the wrecked Selleck building after a Stratford post office fire. Legal title disputes delay demolition though officials push to remove the menace to neighborhood children.
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Stratford
Robert T. Hurley
Selleck
Allen D. Judson
Judson
Hurley
Private cooking and music room rental near Broad Street
Boardina offers private cooking space and a music room for rent in a Central area. Includes a large room for cooking and entertaining, with instruments and high quality facilities. Contact for address and details.
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Boardina
Dogs and Livestock Advertisements Include Collie and Horses
An aged classified fragment lists dogs and birds with collie and sable colors, mentions stock like horses and mules around 120 lb for work, and promotes winter farm labor, trucking, and meat products. It includes references to factories like Wooster & Days and other vendors, with varied prices and uses.
Public Auction of Trustee Property in Connecticut
Notice announces a public auction of the estate of Latin Mattice held by Walter North as Trustee. The sale includes machinery, equipment, office furniture, vehicles, and book accounts. Also presents an obituary fragment for Elizabeth Radom recalling a cherished memory.
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United States District Court For
District of Connecticut
Priddy
Walter €. North
Ogee
Card of Thanks for Herman Bltner and Samity
A brief card of thanks expresses sincere gratitude for the sympathy shown by friends relatives and neighbors following a loss. The message is signed by Mr Herman Bltner and Samity.
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Herman Bltner
Samity
Realty Records May Beacons of Local Property Trades
Realty records show warranty deeds transferring properties on East Main Pearl Dover Arlington Lexington Stratford Bishop and Spring streets for sums ranging 500 to 9,000 with parties including Leopold Weiss Mary Deragibus Catharine Coviello and Arthur Hiertz among others. Mortgage deeds note transfers involving City Savings Bank Lindley Dover Beachwood and Seabright avenues with sums up to 9 00.
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Leopold Weiss
Michael Robstock
East Main
Pearl Streets
Elizabeth Lockwood
Arthur Hiertz
Dover Street
Antonio Pugito
Ralph Parcelli
Arlington Street
I W. Howshield
Edward Deragibus
Water Street
Mary Deragibus
J. W. Howshield
Stratford and
Bishop Avenues
Arthurport Savings and Loan Realty
Ralph Pacelli
Antonio Pugno
Clara Nurse
FY. A. Parsons
Seabright Avenue
L. W. Howshieh
Edward Derigibua
Stratford
Wishop Avenues
Catherine Covielilo
Angela Divozzo
Lexington Avenue
Leopold Wells
City Savings Bank
Enat Main
Spring Streets
Leopeld Weiss
Chrisina
Anna Eisenmann
Jeast Main
Springs
Raffaello
Sarafina Costanzo
Columbus Finance Corporation
Beach Street
Christian and
Anna Thisenmann
Ast Main
Julia Nadassy
George T
Waldorf Covemue
Hertz
Et Ux
Bridger
Elizabeth Toolwood
Levin Cobb
W. J. McCarthy
Garfield Avenue
A. L. DeLaney
Gaetano Mingoliello
Pembroke Street
C. J. Berger
Maud E. Lush
D. N. Johnson
Bethany Chapel Park
Early frosts cut corn maturity across principal states
The Department of Agriculture reports only 48 percent of the corn crop in the main producing area reached maturity before the first killing frost. Usually 1 percent reaches maturity. About 23 percent is fit for seed, more than enough for that use. Late spring and cool summer slowed maturation, with figures from 72 percent in Missouri to 14 percent in Wisconsin.
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Washington
Dee
Department of Agriculture
Missouri
Wisconsin
French Ship Owners Arrange Large U S Loan
New York December 2 The French National Mail steamship Nues today concluded negotiations with American banks for a loan of 10 million dollars. A public offering of the company's bonds bearing 7 percent interest and maturing in 25 years will be made tomorrow by a underwriting syndicate led by Dillon Read & Co. The liens are priced at 1 in yield over 7.8 percent.
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New York
Nues
Dillon, Read & Co
U S Purchase of New Loan Aids Franc
The $100,400,000 Morgan Joan to Pranre issue drew eager oversubscription in the United States by November 24, bolstering reasons for ongoing franc weakness. On November 25 the franc stood at 19.04 vs 1 franc per dollar and sterling at 87.90. Today franc traded around 18.2 and sterling about 4.77, with Spain’s money entering Paris market boosting French securities.
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Varis
Joan
Pranre
United States
France
Borse
Prominent Financier Dies at 64 in New York
Frank W. Hills comptroller of the American Smieling & Hefining Company died at his home in New York last night. He was 64 and served as a director of the First National Bank of Mt. Vernon Ohio and held directorships in several other organizations.
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New York
Frank W. Hills
American Smieling & Hefining Company
Wills
Hirst National Bank of
Mt. Vernon
W. C
Mid West Colleges Win Swine Prizes at International Livestock Fair
In Chicago on December 2 the University of Minnesota and Illinois Agricultural and Mechanical College shared top honors in the swine division of the International Livestock Fair. Other text notes probate court actions from Bridgeport and unsettled estate matters in the state, with several names partially garbled in the OCR.
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Mid-West Colleges
Chicago
Univerity of Minnesota
Idilabermas Agricultural and Mechanical College
Connecticut
Hidgeport
Asridgeport
Galt
St. Bridgeport
Stonn
Native American crops go global in Trade Record feature
The Trade Record notes how American crops like potatoes, corn, tomatoes, pineapples, cassava, peanuts, cacao, and coconuts spread worldwide. It highlights the US share of global production, overseas adoption in Europe and Asia, and the rise of industrial plants such as rubber and tobacco, with imports over 250 million dollars annually.
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Europe
Walsh
Africa
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
America
Wales
India
China
Japa
Dutch East Indies
North
South Africa
United States
Nnrlea
Annaley
Ceylon
Makan
Putehst Indies
Entre Ameri
West Africa
Per Capita Savings Deposits Rise in U S History
The 1912 425 276 400 total savings on deposits contrasts with a vast 20 873 452 000 on deposit. Per capita savings climbed from 89 in 1910 to 137 in 1920 and then rose further, showing thrift growth despite business downturns. The 1924 increase over 1923 is noted as well.
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United States
Savings Bank Division
The
Restaurants Renew Leases in Center
Leases dominated yesterday real estate activity with renewals and new terms. Snefield Jund, Hartford based, renewed an eight thousand dollar four year rent on 140-tar Join street. Ernst C. Adios leased 40 Fairfield Street for one year at three thousand four hundred sixteen dollars. National Industrial Company secured a five year term at two thousand six hundred forty dollars. Mary Deregibus leased property at Ford and Bishop W Howshield for four thousand four hundred fifty dollars annually, totaling thirty four thousand five hundred in mortgages assumed by the new owner.
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Snefield Jund
I. Linevin Co
Hartford
John Keane
Fairfield
Ernst C. Adios
Fermanto Gh
National Itsenil Company
Mary
Metal market notes and futures drift steady
Metal market report shows copper and tin futures mixed with small movements. Copper firm while Electralytic futures edge down. tin and zinc quoted steady with minor gains. Antimony spot price indicated. markets reflect cautious trading and modest shifts across base metals.
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Dee Fe
Tin Citta
Une Beni
Tatu Steaily
Grain and Feed Market Report from 1924 Quotation Scene
Quoted by Al and purely agricultural cooperators with the State Board of Agriculture, grain futures press higher on foreign crop news and export demand while corn dips on ample new offerings. Oats ease with corn, feed meal demand remains heavy for cottonseed, gluten and linseed meals. Prices show in 100 pound sacks for transit and nearby shipments, with assorted prices for oats, corn, bran, middlings, flour, and feed meals. Hay market steady with slow demand. receivers seek lower quotes to move stock and storage costs.
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State Board of Agriculture
Connecticut
Boston
Timothy
Honey New York Bond Market Report Snaps Mixed Rates
Honey New York reports coil money firm with high 3 1 2, low 4, closing bid 3 1 2, last loan 3 1 2, calls against acceptances 2 1 2. Time funds firm with mixed collateral 60-96 days at 3 1 2 to 4 3 4, 4 6 months at 3 1 2 to 4 3 3 4, prime commercial paper 3 1 2.
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New York
Coil Money
Flour Concern Is New Owner Of H O Cereal
Fate of the H O Cereal Company including Buffalo mills and its Canadian unit Ayr mills, was announced today. Hecker Jones Jewell Milling Company, operating flour mills nationwide, will acquire and consolidate with Standard Milling Company of New York and H O Cereal Company. Buffalo offices change as the new ownership reorganizes branches in New York and other eastern cities and along the Pacific Coast.
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Buifalo
Chase
H. ©. Cereal Company, Inc
Buffalo
H ©. Cereal Company, Ltd
Canada
Ayr
Hecker-Jones-Jewell Milling, Company
United States
H. O
Ceres. Company
New York City
Standard Milling Company of
New York
Her Jones-Jewel Milling Company
Fl H. O Cereal Company
Pacific Coast
Im Canada
Ubror
Grain Prices Slip as Eastern Convention Weakness Impacts Wheat
Chicago markets saw wheat fall on reports of Eastern convention weakness and deprecation in prices. December and May contracts declined while Liverpool values slipped, with corn and oats mostly firm due to light farm stocks and active feed buyers. Bullish crop optimism from Argentina aided some support, though war worries faded, and hogs boosted pork futures modestly.
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Cincago
Liverpool
Aviveneea
Chicago
Argentina
Feedl Prs
Jane Ato Tka Beye
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ST. Fine
Mr. Knight
Jane
Olland B. Hart
Pembroke Ae Stratfor’ Ave
Ideal Coal CO
Pe Promes
Lehigh
Brotlera
Morris Farm
Huntington Road
Nichols
Jock Waren
Bali
Shelton
SAN and Tan
Stillman
East Beda St
Goog
Cer
Very
Wat
Maracia
Dueert
Mtom
St. Michael's
Cema
Christ Esptrapal Church
Ninth District Civic Club
Clark BP
Lane, Jr
James Benag
Wh, Miller
William Muirhead
Wooster & Days Pain
TORY
Thor
TWA PE
Evzabeth Radom
Saenad
Hunghier
Lenenier
U. S
Consin Co
Elm Street
Charles L. Dennis
Funeral Home
National City Bank
Ics
Ieside
Ame
Afr
Japan
Germany
Americas
Pacific Islands
Asia
United Suites
Rumania
Re Beere
U.S
Steaber & Value
Posits
Nuwoed Depositors
Metal Market
Flour Concern
Post-Telegram
Tae
Bae Eibe
Thiesars
Bachive
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