Extraordinary farm bargains and property listings
A jumble of real estate and goods ads describes farms near Lepper Crossing Stepney Conn with 162 acres and improvements, a high elevation dairy property with 10 cows, and other farm and household items from Zimmer Erops Gob to Clark & Son. Listings include price hints, contact names, and locations like Fairfield Ave and 45 Main.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ACR
Alost Gui
Herbert Wells
Seymour
Zimmer
Seciey Retute
Lepper Crossing
Stepney
Conn
Charles SM. Gaines
Fairfield Ave
Clark & Son
New Ncation
Four men arrested in seizure of contraband liquor truck
State police and deputies halted a Ford truck carrying about 25 barrels of high proof alcohol on the Westport road. Wilber Dial Morris Bernhamit and two other men were detained in $2000 bonds pending arraignment in Westport court. Authorities seek a fourth man. The liquor, seized and stored in the county building for analysis, is valued at 12900 and to be tested by state chemists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angue Rouelovk
Bate Pqlivenian
Teo Carroll
Tey
Buthling
Chis Vim
eRportine
Sela Vreom
Westar
Thiradis
Wilber Bh. Dial
Harles
Morris J. Bernhamit
Wwelen
Puurnum
Harles Street
Westport Jth
Thie Eis
New York City
Carvell Andevsral
Shaw
Weinek
Frank Virell
Fairfield County
Herrabauts
Virelli
State Jollee
Jnad
Dees Wales
Co Prateen
Shelby
Lie
Elxis
Atrain
Aki Street
Shetby
Shelingathion
Ant Coler
Ant
County
Bridge~port
Tees
Fairfield Cow
William T. Hincks
LA Pierce
Fred W
Waterbury Girl Hit by Trolley at Myrtle Beach
A Waterbury girl, Anna Sty 18, staying at the July Nine Cottage near Myrtle Beach, was struck by a Bridgeport trolley car. She suffered facial lacerations and arm contusions, was treated at Dr Samuel Lilienthal’s cottage, then rested comfortably. Alexander Halenas, 28, of Waterbury, injured when a door fell in a restaurant, received minor injuries and was treated by the same doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milfort
Myrtle Beach
O'Clark
Anna Sty
Ansoni
Abe
Samued Lilienthal
Bridgeport
Leextmant
Jolly Pine
Alexander Halenas
East Main Street
Waterbury
Ats Tee
Sepairin
Samuel Lilienthis
No Romantic Surprise Is Likely, Broun Points Out
Shelby observers discuss a boxing bout featuring Dempsey and Gibbons with focus on strategy, crowd behavior, and potential outcomes. The piece notes press presence, anticipated venue actions, and speculation on who may gain advantage as the fight nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broun
Steopaths Warn Against Liquor Law Disregard at Convention
Steopaths at the American Osteopathic convention warn of dangers from liquor law disregard. Speakers allege prohibition fuels vicious psychology, erodes home life, and leads to broader social ills including narcotics and immorality. Hazard attendance totals about 2,000 delegates.
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Daly
America
DM Grant Mitchell
Cheago
Det MacGroper
Ferbert Berni
Detroit
Sandy Hook Woman Hit by Automobile News Item
Meriden High School announces Fret Hunt named vice principal starting in September. He will resign as a mathematics teacher and may continue with Meriden athletic programs. details on his athletic duties remain unclear.
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Sandy Hook
Meriden H. 8
Meridien
Fred A. Viant
Quack
Bridgeport
Hay Hea
Vies
Meriden High School
Todheys
Hit
Hunt
Meriden
Wiese Wid Coarin Alluwihe
Sandy Hook Collision Leaves Woman and Daughters Injured
Mrs Helen V Biggerman, newly owner of the Thomas AC Bune farm at Sandy Oak TecMIvON, was struck crossing near the post office by an auto driven by iy CoA Preadyen a Kensington Arms engineer from New Haven. She and her two daughters were taken to the hospital. no arrests were reported.
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Sandy Hook
Daly G
Spendal
Teesvam
Helen V. Bgserman
Thomas AC Bune
Sandy Oak
Tecmivon
Coa
Preadyen
Kensington Arms Company
New Haven
Biggerias
Strees
Dhe Drgbury
Farmer Labor Party Prepares for 1924 Conference
Fragmentary 1924 election notes describe delegates from the Farmer-Labor Party gathering for a conference. Mentions discuss seat voting, party leadership, and anticipated actions at the event.
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Farmer-Labor Party
Dillon Leaves Large Bridgeport Estate Value
An inventory filed in Hartford shows Charles Didon left Bridgeport real estate valued at over 1140000 including 120000 in Liberty ponds and major stock holdings in Hartford insurance firms. The estate lists over 113000 in Bridgeport property and assets totaling more than 1.1 million.
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Hartford
Charles Didon
Jack Tero Ot
Rerenilly
Warrant confusion leaves Block arrest unserved
Special Telegram to The Telegraph reports Complications in Block wage case with Sheriff Morrix D Neary stating no arrest warrant exists for Albert Klock. An earlier warrant for Isidore Block was corrected to Albert Nathan Block, but the corrected warrant was invalid and no arrest is warranted. The sheriff notes Albert Block is believed to stay at the Glock home and has not left jurisdiction.
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Morrix D. Neary
Albert Klock
Isidore Block
Gannon
Samuel Sussman
Block
Albert Block
Albery Block
Smalter
iGlock Hom
Federal agents seize whiskey tied to Jersey coast cargo
Federal agents capture whiskey linked to a Jersey coast incident. A truck described as black with markings possibly tied to May Brothers of New York stored on its sides. Further details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Navy
Jersey
Local man in auto accident in Newtown
A Newtown incident report describes a local man injured in a road crash on We Stee road. Grand Juror TOIT Gannon and others faced charges after the wreck, with police and medical response listed among the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtown
Neaftown
Daniel J. Wivrin
Desmaid
Hera
Hichwarved Messing
Steed
Derlleepnet
Walt Ape
Medcal
Letyan
Gannon
K K K Resents Negro Workers at Hospital
In Montgomery Alabama a crowd of Ku Klux Klan members staged altered actions against hospital staff. The group sabotaged workers and fled by automobile intending to protest the hospital’s personnel changes. Local authorities reported concerns over potential further demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
Ku Klux Klan
Otis Re-elected President of M and F Bank Here
Otis was re-elected president of the Mechanics and Murmerd Savings Bank at the annual trustees meeting yesterday. Willing Bl Utbent and Willem B. Dawes were renamed presidents. deposits stood around 10,416.00 with a 220,000 dividend distribution to depositors. The year’s deposit gains reached 900.00 as updates to staff and officers were announced.
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Elo MM
OFS
Mechanics and Murmerd Savings Bank
Yeatenday
Otia
Pallawins
John L. Wessvlalat
Clarence Wl Kubrie
Tha Bank
Teller
Eleyvatest
Angistant Beemsaner
Otis
Willing
Utbent
Willem B. Dawes
Prey
Denta
Lynn
Porochagen Seerd Anid Brea
Trusters Co
Vaurney
Lyial
Criter
Curl Wk
Muk
Lhe
Taler
Mie
Lemisun Cattin
John My Wily
John S Wooster
Edward McChaffee
George J
Willan Yih Knaing
Heroard Weating
Dwiht
I Morgan
Olver RL Smith
Noyes Alvi
Ehirey Ph
Guetia
Bridge Port Savings
Beople's Savings Bank
Local Savings Banks Report Big Dividend Payouts
The four local savings banks paid dividends to depositors for the six months ending July 1 totaling FUNO,9TL28, up $165,868.70 from last year. Bridgeport Savings showed notable interest movements in June and December. tables summarize first half year dividends and rates across City Savings, Persu4s, ipl Savings, 4.18, and Peoples Save with figures including 220,000.00 for one institution.
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Bridgeport Savings
Lordship trolley and utilities report income rise in 1922
The article notes that utilities including Lordship trolley show an increased operating income for 1922 compared with 1921, based on certificates filed with the State Treasurer by the State Tax Commissioner’s office. It lists figures for several local companies and contrasts Connecticut’s steam roads with generally lower 1922 income gains.
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Lordghijr Tralley
Pax Commissioner
Toljow
Dalag
Bridgmort Gag Light Co
FANL
Idgeport
FSAI
Lordship
ARTS
Conneqticut
Connecticut Ame
New Haven Vaiheid
Aeid
Died Canpiedd and Memorial Notices in City
Fragmented notices record deaths and funerals for MTurcon Sanger, Anteta Niemczyk, Roberti family, and others. Details indicate interments at Mountain Grove and Lakeview cemeteries, with funeral times and locations listed amid garbled OCR. The item compiles multiple obituaries and memorial reminders from a local paper page.
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Pirvola
Fit Beers
SMM
Yrev
Athiarles
A. Walxley
Tye! Chreanmiant Uvenue
PS Veges
TF Men Us
Mriendy
Alton
Summerfield
Okuret
Entemarnk
Jb Roberti
New Haven
Roberti
Liaven
Lakeview Cemetery
Tr Nguy B. Cest
Saleai
Dangler
Curie
Local Produce Prices and Market Conditions Overview
The Marketing Bureau of the State Board of Agriculture reports July 3, 1823 market conditions with widespread trading activity among Wes and adhee dealers. Prices for fruits vegetables and dairy show mixed changes, with strawberries and peaches near last week, cabbage and beans active, and beef and pork steady. regional supply from eastern shores and southern sources influences the listings including new potatoes onions tomatoes cantaloupes and butter.
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Buorcow
State
Bord of Agriculture
S and Browera
Mississippi
Texas
New Jersey
Geo
Money market report from July draft and loan activity
A terse July money market summary notes closing bid ranges for call money, rolling over loans, and acceptances. It records limited loan levels and easing rates, reflecting subdued demand and liquidity conditions in the short term.
State Treasury Revenue Surges in 1923 Fiscal Year
Hartford July 3 The year ending June 30 1923 shows total receipts of 20 794 735 11 up 708 667 81 from 1922. Payments by the state treasurer reached 21 203 977 86 in 1922 with a 40 810 67 balance in June 1922. Back taxes and current Connecticut company income tax helped lift 1923 receipts by nearly half a million dollars. The year ended with 15 281 100 bonded debt and a sinking fund near 11 million.
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Hartrford
Treasury
Incre
Iide
LISS
Realty Records Deeds and Mortgages Across Streets
Real estate records show warranty deeds transferring properties on Hansen Avenue State and Lafayette Streets and adjacent parcels. Transactions include Mechanics and Farmers Savings Bank to Edward Sherrett and various names such as Elien Abresky and Sophie Hajdu with values noted including 2400 and 36250 at Berkshire, Loyauté Odd Fellows area.
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Wtlen Abresky
Baluys
Sophie Halu
Hansen Avenus
Frank Jacoby Vo
Odd Irellowa Temple Ruse, Inc
State
Lafayette Streets
Elien Abresky
Mechanics’ Aid
Farmers’ Savings Bank
Edward Sherrett
Itanislan
Avennur
Michael and
Hilen Baker
Mike
Mary Homanuk
Grand View Park
Samuel Dawe
Agnes Riccio
Frank Jacoby
Realty
Lafayette and
State Streets
$750 000 Bid In For Wills Co Property Report
Bridgeport notices report a bid of 750000 dollars for the Wills & Co property in Port Huron and a separate sale by Peabody Co of Boston for a nominal 756000 in a U S district court auction. The phrases include balance sheets for Commercial Bank and Trust Company of Bridgeport and other local notices with probate and hearings in Bridgeport Connecticut dated July 1923.
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Wills & CO
Port Huron
Mich
C. H. Wille & Co
Maryville
Here
Master Peabody & Co
Boston
United States District Court
ANB. Trust Company
Bridgefort
Conn
Coxneonicun
District OF Bridgeport
Susan 5
Samford
Bridgeport
Daza
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Summit Street
Be &N
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Est
Eis Street
Hest Areley
Cents Electric
W. HH. Moffitt
Kossuih St. Tel
Har
Zbsee Woble
Kobera
Tate
Iti
Furniure
Metropolitan
Noble
Stratfield
Jean Witte
Tam
Adress Xu
Sal Sale
Sponson
H. P
Bridgeport Motor
Foyerweather Yacht Club
Peanonuneck Yacht
Anthony Detuze
Grana J Si
John J. Clark
Lenox Ave
Peperhang
Johny
Stratford Ave
Pairfield
Stratford, Tel
Purina
Joseph Breiner
Odie
Jainwe
Fuonthe
Country Homes
Iran
T ‘Srumbull Sreebar
Afetiiggs
Reeting Heia
Exery Peiday
Eseniing Beom
Houdug Diy
Bre
Loveridga
West Ayrude Wei Phebee
Puryur
Suwon
Twan Reds
Ily
Adareey
Opinion Eit Ag “Vunty
Porte Bro
Cahibon's
Joe
Koetehel Dempaes
Vent Delomge
Ainiet
White Gorhage
Jeff Japs
Weoile
Dempsey
Vlage
Gibbons
Walt
Mae
Shelby Aly
Cinyside
Mike Paw
Wetue
Convention of Physicians
New York
Bates
Ieee
Dillon
A. N. Block
Laisa Uyacprone
M. &F. Bank
Mechanics and Farmers Saving Institution
SUSU
Charles L. Dennis Lidertaker Funeral Home
State St
Neivaid
Laney
Hennery
Atem
City National Bank
Connecticut
Resources
Lils Bank
United
Rfs
Tolu
Lawal Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Friserve Bank
United States
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
State OF Connecticut
Bridgesport
Albert J. Exdean
Gommetcial Bank and Trust.co
Albert 3. Endean
Harold C. Man
Sam Carp
Park
Beechwood Avenues
Common Council
City of
I ‘Ommon Council
City Ballon
A. D
Attear
Dunigan
Charky
Eliza M. Tule
API
Prang
Court of Pollon
Paul L Miller
Federal Reserve Law
Lee Lytted Stuiva
Jorelan
el Cagiilera
Heshy
Terrlgl
Atto Ate Woodate
Lt al Patterson Charles BH. Momge
Heer, Jr
Notre Public
BN Laguer
Bunnell St
Loraywell
William J. Aganer
Drow Place
Nelson
Rec
SDHOF
National Bank
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