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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
20
Classified ad fragment listing varied items for sale including furniture safes pianos desks chairs cedar posts and builders supplies. Mentions contact details and partial addresses with quantities and prices amid a cluttered sale page.
A chaotic list of lost items includes a wallet and savings book, men’s trousers from Bridgeport Trench and Bag Co, a bisex dog, a red dog, an alligator purse, a ladies wrist watch with initials M B H K, brown fox fur, a pocketbook with money and license. Rewards offered and various contact calls in Stratford area, including 1149 Central Ave and 1400 Darks Ave.
Listings show multiple farm properties for sale including Sinty Ache Farm with 10 room house, 3 poultry houses, incu bator, fruit and trout stream plus timber and pond, priced around 4200 with furniture. Other entries include a 6200 cash cottage and beach option, a issue of various farms with barns, cows, horses, and crops. Also advertised are used furniture and secondhand goods for sale in Milford and nearby towns.
Large North Ave home between Laurel and Clinton with four bedrooms, two maid rooms, two fireplaces, extensive storage, cellar, garage for two, hot water and instant heat. Owner leaving city, attractively priced. Also multiple other listings around Grasmere and North Main with garages, large lots, and easy terms. Contact Barnum or Roanoke Ave numbers for details.
Property on Wenfield Road Fairfield offers four baths and spacious grounds. Describes alternate modern improvements and a desirable location near the coast, with immediate occupancy available. Residential listing notes features and proximity to city amenities.
New York dispatch reports that Silkworth plans to resign as president of the Consolidated Stock Exchange amid an inquiry into bankruptcy brokerage affairs. Diet Altorner Banton and five board members push for answers as investors fear further embarrassment from the investigation into Kardos and Burkes and E. M. Fuller and Co. involvement.
The article outlines a June sixth estimate from New York officials projecting tax adjustments on bank shares, claiming a net benefit of about 10,009,000. It discusses impact on banks, corporations, and investors, with figures from Loney M. Goldfogia, president of the Board of Taxes and Assessments.
The market shows small changes across major currencies with par value easing. German marks quote around 0 1-2 cents, Greek drachmas at 2.72 cents, and Swiss francs near 14 30. Several European currencies including the Dutch guilder and Danish krone trade with modest moves as demand remains subdued. In a separate civil action, broker Ross F. Rob Deson and partner are named defendants in a complaint by attorney Dagies McDonough alleging improper commissions and uncompleted transfers.
A garbled OCR style article discusses typewriters and services offered by Planinee Typewriter Exchange at 136 ist Ave. It mentions sales, repairs, exchanges, and terms, with scattered references to international trade and shifting routes. The piece cites various regions including South America and Australia, noting consumer activity and economic context.
April earnings for class one railroads reached a high level with total revenues above last year. Eastern and southern divisions posted strong rates, while western roads showed deficits despite some gains, with total four month operating income reaching $266,246,000 and a 6.49% return on railroad property.
The New York money market shows easing call money with varied bid prices. Ruling on acceptances and short term loans appears mixed with slight adjustments in posting for open market operations.
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