Realty Record Deeds Report Divided Land Interests
Realty record lists multiple deed transfers with half interests and parcels. Names include Oseppa Leviana, Ray Koenig, Martin Valentine, Charles Imwood, Avis Moskowitz, Fannie, Abraham Barnett, Ellis C. Lewis, Catherine Shimiko, George Anna White, Samuel N. Schnee, William Lewis, and others transferring land with buildings on streets such as North Washington Avenue State Street Den y Avenue Capitol Avenue and Main Street Bridgeport New Haven.
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Taily Deeds
Oseppa Leviana
Ray Koenig
Washington Avenue
Martin Valentine
Charles
Imiwood
State Street
Avis Moskowitz
Fannie Showitg
Abraham Barnett
Brooks
Arctic Streets
Ellis C. Lewis
Martin Valine
Wayne Street
Ennia M. Miller
John Shimio
Catherine Shimiko
Den
Y Avenue
Onty B
Seeley
George Anna White
Amuel N. Schnee
William Lewis
Capitol Avenue
Kes
State
Street
Ine
Dentalo
Amaliasland
Mechanics
Edwar
Rosenbluth
Washington
Restate
Ity Savings Bank
Joseph Son of
New Haven
Mainet
Bridgeport
Awrence
Finkelstone
Mary
Wegrayn
Winichard A
Breal
Matthew Mary Wegrayn
Winter Street
Edward J. Morgan
Coulter and McKenzie Machine Company
Water
Golden Bill
Jared E. Gaylord
Herbert N. Dundon
Colorado Avenue
Peoples Savings Bank
Fannie Moskowitz
Arctic Street
Nellie C. Lewis
William Br.lewis
Ridgewood Place
Beechmont Avenue
Judge orders further hearing on Danbury and Bethel case
Judge Haines scheduled a further hearing next Friday on the 620000 claim by the Connecticut company against the Danbury and Bethel Street Railway. The court seeks evidence on earnings between 1916 and 1918 and whether interest payments came from road earnings. Additional testimony is requested on whether furnished supplies were necessary for operation and details of land transfers appear in the docket with several parcels and owners listed.
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Connecticut
Danbury and Bethel Street Railway Company
Haines
Suvann
A. Cout
Fui
Danbury and Bethel Company
Danbury
Bethel
Connecticut Company
Darbury
Pathel
Train Cost Life Of Local Woman At Cedar Hill Station
Local woman Mrs. Mary O'Brien, of 1026 Lindley Street, died after being struck by a moving train at Cedar Hill station New Haven on November 16. Coroner El Mix ruled the death accidental noting the train halted briefly for passengers and no one saw the fall. Her sister-in-law witnessed the incident and the crew followed safety protocols. The piece ends with a proverb about turning a plug into a thoroughbred unless the person acts to change.
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Mary O’brien
Lindley Street
Cedar Hill
New Haven
el Mix
Bridgeport
Springfield
siaLion
Hood's Triple Combination Treatment Ad
An advertisement touts Blood Purifier Sarsaparilla Peptiron and Hood's Pills as a convalescence aid and health preservative. It claims the trio strengthens nerves purifies blood and revitalizes liver after influenza and similar illnesses. Each medicine stands alone but works well together according to the ad.
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Hood
Style Diary Describes Dolly's Beaver Fur Suit
In a fashion note the narrator praises a season’s best looking but economizing outfit worn by Dolly. The beaver fur coat features oversized pockets, belt attachment, and a slanted cut with fur edging. The matching skirt mirrors the coat with a fur-lined edge and a bell-shaped sleeve lined to the elbow, made from Bolvin Pom Pom cloth in Joffre blue.
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Dolly
Two More Ships Sail With Aerial Squadrons
Two steamers sailed from a British port with American troops aboard. The Empress of Britain carries the 140th 3d 256th and 34th aero squadrons and several air service units plus 11 officers and 241 casuals. The Adriatic carries additional aero squadrons and air service companies with 30 officers and one enlisted man among them.
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Washington
Dea
Empress of Britain
14Th
Air Service
Adriatic
English Women Riot To Retire Jobs Back
Women munitions workers, paid well and just discharged, marched on Downing Street demanding to see Premier Lloyd George. He was unavailable, the marchers numbered 500 to 600, and they moved to the Ministry of Munitions where officials met a deputation and arranged a conference with employers present.
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London
Downing Street
Cloyd-George
Ministry of Munitions
Soldier at Capital to Wed Bridgeport Girl
Marriage licenses were issued by Miss Cora Sregler yesterday. Wilfred e, 29, United States Army, stationed at Camp Leach, Washington, D. C., and Miss lor ence 10. Victory, 28, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter BE Victory of 791 Sixth street, received one license. The other was granted to Charles A. Smith, 48, of 276 igast Main street and Eta Bee, 43, of Malden tane.
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Cora Sregler
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Wilfred E
United States Army
Camp Leach
Washington, D. C
Lorence
Victory
Walter BE
Sixth Street
Charles A. Smith
Igast Main Street
Eta Bee
Malden Tane
Vermont Student Charged Over Lens Theft Ring
Burlington dispatch reports Morris Geshleder of New York, a fourth year medical student at the University of Vermont, charged with stealing 300 microscopic lenses worth 3,300 dollars and confessing to taking 150 lenses in a prior theft last August. Sheriff J. H. Allen arrested him last night and he admitted the allegations.
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Burlington, Vt
Morris Geshleder
New York
Univer of Vermont
J. H. Allen
Geshleder
Wilson Allows Walsh Quit War Labor Board
President Wilson accepted the resignation of Frank Walsh as joint chairman of the national war labor board and appointed Basil M. Manly to fill the vacancy. Walsh’s alternate William Harman Black resigned but was reappointed to the board. Dr Walter H Brown and William L Zeon were named by Mayor Clifford L Wilson to attend the American Public Health Association meeting in Chicago December 9 to 12 where Brown will present a paper on Health Problems of the Foreign Born.
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Washing Lon
Frank 2. Walsh
National War Labor Board
Wilson
Basil M. Manly
William Harman Black
Walsh
Mon Manly
Chier
Chicago
Walter H. Brown
William L. Zeon
Health Board
Clifford L. Wilson
American Public Health Association
Brown
Carnegia Foundation
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