Local Classified Services and Offers Listing
A dense OCR style listing advertises awnings canvases automobile hire detectives cleaning piano repair and other services. It mentions Frank Bunnell Noble Auto Driving Way Wayne Street Barnum area and addresses including Summit Street and 483 Nichols Street. Also notes mending shop Fairfield Avenue and several private car hire options with evenings Sundays holidays.
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George I. Weil
Asylam Sr
Agamode
Trati
Frank Bunnell
Noble
Dalang
Serch Nammocks
Olive St
Pha
Tuesary
Cs Wayne St
Barnum Oi
Cain
Broad ST
ACO
Frank
Gmbbel Ma Summit
Yreche
Barnumius
Nichols St
Vins Alberts
Fairfield Ave
Sherwood Ave
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area 1922 deaths
A scanned local page lists multiple death notices from Bridgeport and surrounding areas with details on names, ages, and funeral arrangements. Entries include Abercrombie Minaice Grace, Banks Bridget, Huntington Julia, Callahan John Owen, Gough Jane Oliver, Donnelly Mary, Haladayesik Michael, Johnson Carrie L., Reilly Joan, Weet Ellen L. Swift, and White Charles C. with service locations at St Michael's, St James, and local cemeteries such as Grove and Lakeview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrics’s
St. Michael's
Julia Huntington
Frank Bolles
Yeunerst
Wood Avenue
Sione
Mt. Grove
Caluatan
Strada
John Owen Callahen
Patrick
Marla Avi Callahan
South Quin Street
Stratford
St. James Church
G.am
Ist. Michael's
Gough
Jane Oliver Gough
Thomas Onnely
Holly Street
Stichael’s
Stypadhac’ 'S
Johnson
Connune
Carrie L
Psick Johnson
Morthery Chapel
Baker
Stratford Vente
Mondus
Lakeview Cemetery
Reilly
Joan Rely
Rratford Avenue
Marse
St. Michael
Ellen L. Swift
Obituary notices from Stratford area obituaries and notices
Obituaries for Mary Donnelly and others list deaths from injuries and illness in New York and local areas. Funeral notices, burial plans, and family survivors are given for multiple individuals including Mrs. Dorothy Bianco Mrs. Bridget Banks Mrs. Frederick Johnson John Oliver Gough Mrs. Mary Crowley and John Owen Callahan. Details cover funeral times venues and cemetery burials with scattered personal survivor notes and notices of relocations and auctions.
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Mary Donnelly
William Donnelly
New York
Mobile
Thomas Donnelly
Holly Street
Ste Michaal’s
Dorothy Bianco
Anthony Bianco
Wal-laughter
Michael Iyssoena
Wallingford
Washela
St. Mary's Church
Cortesa
Bridget Banks
Dser Bank
Joann Banks
Nelo B. Williams
Howard Avenue
St. Peter's Church
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Willie
Frederick Johnson
Carrie la
Hubbell Terrace
Stafford
Shelton
Ausus
G. Baker
Stratford Avenue
Lakeview Semeter
Walter Bassett
Edwin
Doris
Harry
Kenneth Jonason
Wiliam
Bert
John
Levie
Gus
Fauerer
George Rickett
Leonard Noricg
Myra Wilk
Salisary
Peter Devine
Danbury
Remarkable no hit game feats in early baseball history
The article catalogs rare no hit pitching feats across eras and leagues, noting players such as Justus for Lancaster, Maddox for Wheeling, Gibson for Notre Dame, Hedgepeth in the Virginia League, and Padrick in the Northwest League. claims two consecutive no hit games were achieved by a few hurlers, with details on teams and dates.
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Boston
Regisex
Nou
Herliog Wis
Baseball Hustory
Nick Yandibee
Heniay Club
Richmond
Ind
Agate Gang
Looky
Hurlura
Justus
Lancaster
Portamouth
Lima
Mivion
Ora
Jack Highlands
Turing
Harvard
Tufts College
Willams
Wesleyan
Addie Gumbels
Tortin
Rame 40
Opani
Ball
Nurler
Eas
Grand Rapide Club
Cassidy
Uliomardhe
Astern
Connecticut
Dayville
Tran
Byriery
von Maiddox
Wheeling
Stason
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Maddox
Gibson
Norman Gison
Notre Dame
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Joe
Fime
Phil Siton
Jacksonvile
Peek Avith
Hedgepesh
Petersburg
Virginia Leag~ Yean
Roanoke
Hedgepeth
Padrick
Vancouver
Cardinals Promises Disappoint After Bright Start in 1921 Season
St Louis Cardinals showed early promise in 1921 with a strong May through August stretch, challenging the Giants and Braves. Despite a hot start and thoughts of contending with Pittsburgh, inconsistent play and a rough September knocked them back, mirroring a late-season slide seen in prior campaigns and leaving questions about continued improvement.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Brown
Cardinals
Browns
Josh
St. Louis Nationals
Buele Fins
Yu Braves
Pitsburg
Glanta
Braves
Tas Place
St Louis
New Orleans
Giants
Tranck
Pittsburghlu
Probate notice for estate of Milord deceased
The Court of Probate for Milford District announces limited six month period to the heirs and creditors of Arthur W. Form executor. Respondents must present attested claims against the estate of deceased to avoid bar of recovery. Immediate repayment demanded for all proceedings and debts due.
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Lford
Mist
Galewla
Owsing Real Estate
Nise
Milford
Aestan
Arthur W. Form
Staiden Lane
New York
Codryt
Johnny Dundee to Fight Danny Frush August 7 in Brooklyn
Johnny Dundee and Danny Frush of Cleveland will clash in a fifteen round featherweight title bout at Ebbetts Field in Brooklyn on August 7. The match is billed as the featherweight championship of New York State with Kilbane’s forfeit title at stake. Frush, praised for heavy hands, seeks an upset over Dundee in a planned nationally advertised event.
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Johnny Dundee
Danny Frush
New York
Scoten Wop
Danny Brush
Cleveland
Johnny Kilbare
Mbbetsheba
Brooklyn
von- Wal
Feach
New Fang State
Danny
Kilbane
Jeebane
Siegal
Kilbare
Prush
Enet
Tommay McGinty
Celine Dake
New York State
New Haven Rifle Team Wins Indoor National Title
The Quinnipiac riflemen of New Haven claim the Indoor Championship of the United States and plan outdoor trials. Veterans from indoor matches train at the New Haven Gun Club on Skirt Street while new members prepare for July 1 to 4 New Jersey events and September national outdoor matches. Aiming for a stronger team next year, shooters invite observers to watch practice at the basement Winchester Clubhouse ranges on nearby Biscoy ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Quinnipiac Riflemen
Mr.door
Oan Idea
Strret
Harden
New Jersey
Nationalite Association
Chile
Winchester Couhhouse
Sprague Meter Team Beats Venice In Tough Victory
The Sprague Meter team earned a 2 to 1 win over Venice after a tied game. Youngs fed a pass, Leahy scored on a two bagger, and Burke fielding and finishing touches helped seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague Meter
Venice
Sprague
Youngs
Leahy
Toung Gna Burkeid
Nice A. Bery
Wheat and fruit crop forecasts lift 1922 harvest outlook
Ralph P. Couch reports U S Department of Agriculture forecasts for 1922. Wheat harvest expected to exceed 1921 by about seven percent with larger yields in Europe and a poorer German export outlook. Oats, rye, and other grains projected higher than last year, while apple and peach yields are also forecast up significantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Pb
Couch
Science Service
Washington
Diane Fie
United States
Department of Agriculture
Europe
Jas
Greece
Austria
Agriculture Department
Increased Rail Stocks Activity Expected This Week
Wall Street observers foresee rising buying in rail shares this week despite a potential railroad worker strike. Transportation stocks trail broader market gains but are expected to reflect renewed demand, with dividend payers and industrials favored and copper and oil sectors showing strength amid ongoing economic expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
New York Central
Pennsylvania
New York
Transportation Companie
Railroac
Transportation
West
Sowady
Staer
College Stars Attend Plattsburg Camp Training
Athletic stars from several schools join a Plattsburg training camp to prepare for commissions. The program focuses on track, tennis, boxing, wrestling, and other sports with coaches directing drills for future officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jollege Stars
Plattsburg Camp
Plaatsblitge
Dapen Aporssrom
Hosererve Agiieers
Rabuag Cams Hete
Lizutennis
Lion Trom
Thertiek
Polat
Eho
ehIetits
Durable Dane Ready for Tough Yonkers Bout
Hwanrtley faces Pete Haviley and one Dur able Dane in a twelve round prep set ahead of a Steeplechase A A Rockaway clash tomorrow. O’Brien, O’Brien, and Shamus O’Brian touted as a strong opponent in Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Haviley
Shamus O'Brian
A. A
Rockaway
Pimlico Autumn Handicaps Offer Over $100000 in Stakes
The Maryland Jockey Club announces a Pimlico autumn program with over $100000 in added money. Features include six furlong sprints and longer routes for two and three year olds, plus the Elkridge Steeplechase and the Home Bred two year olds races.
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Pimlico
Baltimore
Maryland
Tina Ane
Nat
Tun Fear
auTeMs Muethie
Pimilco
Ica
Banad
May cotton industry gains despite textile strike
The May census shows the cotton industry improving over April though New England textile strikes still weigh on output. Spindle installations rose versus April and May last year, totaling about 7.49 billion active spindle hours for May, with detailed monthly spindle in place and operated figures reflecting national mill activity despite Memorial Day adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Azevemating AG
Department of Commerce
United States
Sehetuin
Joey Leonard to Debut Monday at Velodrome New York
June 25 New York report previews Joey Leonard making his first appearance Monday in a boxing show at the Velodrome. The nineteen year old, weighing about 115 pounds, trains with Renny Leonard and faces Mateo, who has billed as Sammy Michiutis locally. Benny Leonard hypes his brother as a rising lightweight talent in a card featuring Sammy Marco and other bouts.
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New York
Joey Leonard
Sammy Marco
Joey
Rendy
Renny
Evarepion
Toney
Develon
Renny Leonard
Joky
Are
Marco Monday Ale
Benny
Mateo
Sammy Michiutis
Nories
Paris Dancing Masters Adopt 3 New Steps
Paris dancing masters unveil three new steps for next season, aiming to curb exhibitionism. The Passetto brings a Spanish waltz rhythm, the orissoro replaces five figures with shimmy and tango, and the noall aims to depict a curtish aesthetic through motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edief
Pecatee
Feak
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Borm
Stratford Ave
Delamaier
Yeais
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Saturna
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Mountain Grove Cemeery
C. C. Marshall
Methodist Ciurch
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Florence Goush
William A. Gough
Bridgeport
Mary Crowley
William HH. Crowley
Sng Avenue
Anna
William
Mise Catharine Curm
John Owen Callahan
Wir
Patrick Callahan
South Main Atrest
Scratford
Evith J
Garden Creek
Yeste Fay
Callatar
Bridsenor
Grammar and High School
Anns Callahan
James Barry
Bross
Maria Callahan
Agnes Callahan
Yhdmaos
Richard
Boward
Heery
St. Jane Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Sandwich Gaew
Atrick
Ainford
Bi Sr
Genn Bald
Harry Bo Bristol
Ahmod Abbott
Mina
Margaret Mulhurn
Augustin
Smith Murray
Victory Sewing Club
Ter
Smiece
Conlin Company
Ely St
Bridgepore
Conn
Charles L. Dennis
State St
Tip Braves
Tig Ne
St. Touls
Donle Fratyeed
Lic Bostans
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Rigkey
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Triestey
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New York Center
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Penn
Heen
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Hwanrtley VS. O'Brien
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Conan
Jahama
South
Tennessee
Virginia
Tay State
United
Maine
Hampshire
Sorin Caurolina
Pannsylvenia
Joe Leonard
Hollister Street
Stretford
Schnee & Schnee Realtors
Poland
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Chyx
Palve
Cireilar BP
Nehemiah Friedman & Co
Broadway
DAWN
Oakland Street
Continental
Equitable Industrial Loan Society, Inc
New York Central Lines
Incluse
Railieat
New York Central R. R
Michican Central R. R
Cincinnati
Galesgo
Ry. Co
Pittsburgh and
Lake
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Main Street
Bridgeport, Conn
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