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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1924
Page
14
The Post-Telegram Want Ads offer a Christmas Gift Suggestions column that reads like a fairy tale about ready gifts and money in the purse. It promises an economical, extensive catalogue with ideas for every relative and friend and urges daily reading for years of profitable shopping.
Fragmented OCR text from Albany transportation listing with numerous garbled phrases and missing details. Readable items mention fuel, barriers, tolls, and a co op reference but lack coherent facts, dates, names, or actionable items for a concise summary.
Fragments describe a garaging or parking issue with unclear listings and disrupted text. Names, places, and events are unreadable, yielding incomplete details about a local matter or notice from a road or building context.
A local spiritualist group schedules a gathering at nine in the morning at the Phan Noble location. The notice mentions Mrs to Milge Tet and references AEPLN LION and WAAL opusaalistn Dun Roarngs as part of the event context.
A dense, OCR laden page shows numerous short notices from job seekers and household workers. Entries include a 28 year old man with machine shop experience seeking work, a young man seeking any job, a housekeeper or cook wanted by the hour, and several women offering general domestic services. Locations referenced include Noble, Amers, 16463, 17463, and other street addresses. The page reads like classified help wanted and personal service notices with varied ages, skills, and hours.
Local shop on Middle Street advertises windshield and window services plus general glass work including gas checks. Bacnum Beit listed as contact.
Numerous listings advertise five room flats and four room combines with all improvements in Stratford Avenue Madison Avenue North Avenue and nearby streets. Rent ranges from modest to moderate with options including garage hot water heat and near bus routes. Contact Barnum Noble and other listed addresses for details and immediate occupancy.
Household goods from living and dining room to library furniture and rugs are offered for sale. Items include piano, bookcases, curtains, lamps, andirons, gas range, refrigerator, kitchen utensils, and more. Sale begins Tuesday the 8th from 10 AM to 5 PM at 104 Morris Street.
Multiple classified items seek buyers and renters for businesses and fixtures in Norwalk and Bridgeport. Listings include confectioners and grocery stores, a meat market, a store fixtures sale, a hardware and household goods space, and a three family house trade potential. Prices and contact details vary, with notes on urgent sales and rental terms.
Fragmentary OCR item appears as a real estate notice or legal notice with garbled names and incomplete details. The readable bits mention a property action with a dated event, but key entities and specifics are unclear.
A sale notice lists high grade furniture including beds dressers curtains and rockers. items span dining room chairs tables fireplaces and a Victrola with other accessories. Also advertised are window treatments rugs curtains and home fittings with various locations and contact details for viewing or bidding.
Classified ads describe multiple furnished rooms and suites available near Golden Hill, Washington Avenue, and adjacent streets. Features include single and double rooms, kitchen access, heating, pet policies, and moderate rates. Several listings mention proximity to central avenues and private housekeeping, with contact details for rental inquiries.
Readable bits show rentals and personals with scattered street names and numbers. The fragmentary text includes entries like addresses and names, typical of a classifieds page, but lacks coherent details.
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