BROOKLAWN AND AREA REAL ESTATE OFFERS
Classified ads describe multiple real estate listings in Stratford and Brooklawn neighborhoods. Homes offered include two and six room houses with garages, improvements, and low down payments. several properties note near St. Vincent’s, Westfield Avenue, and Soundview Avenue locations. Buyers are urged to contact owners or agents with cash offers, mortgages, or trades. several ads mention prices around 3 000 to 7 800 dollars and mortgage terms.
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Roemaig
Main St
St. Vincents
Brooklawn
Avery Mouse
Moore
Tim
Mirso
Suraly
Westfield Ave
Sivas
Hove Owndt
Broomlawa
Howe
Werner
Colorado
Bioin St
Monte Ju
Stratford
Jewett
North Dain Sc
Adi Improvemeits
Soundview Ave
Strawford
ROTL
Thec
Jour
Bridgeport
Paradise Green
Tacene Turb Onan and Exchange
Steamship Welke
Stephen Havanich
Pembroke SL
Irs
Deckand
Remington Ave
Hillside
Ave
Turner
Fairfield Ave
Tfionuses
Burroughs Fperry
BOS
North Man
Vorsala
Beautin
Jackson
Remingson ST
Arthur Gibson
Asin St
Barr
Beardsley St
Trumbull
Mertynse
Hawley
Railroad Station
Butsne
Morliere
Park St
Trugsull
Senclia
Exonanse
GXCE
Milforé
Clark
Obituary notices and funerals in local area
Obituaries of Alden Parlee and William Edward Myers with deaths noted in Bridgeport area. Also details on John Sherwood, Elizabeth Quinlan, Doris Kreuter, and Emily F. Hall, with funeral arrangements, burial places, and surviving relatives. Plus a humorous column on the necessity of blinking and eye lubrication.
Death notices from Stratford and nearby areas list multiple obituaries
Died notices from Stratford include William B Spencer husband of Carrie A Hubbell Spencer with a funeral at 2:30 pm May 1 at state home Homestead Ave burial private. Quinlan Mary aged 54 from 244 Barnum Ave Stratford funeral May 2 at 8:31 am then high mass at 3 pm Dover Plains burial. Joannis Tomlinos aged 19 from 19 Main St funeral May 1 at Bishop mortuary chapel 274 Wallfield Ave then Greek Orthodox church Myrtle Ave burial Lakeview. Bayle Lua aged 51 from Nielsen funeral May 2 at Bishop chapel 274 Fairfield Ave burial Boston Hope Cemetery. Shance Charles C aged 82 funeral directions Lakeview Cemetery. Wheeler Wilhelmena widow of Amos Wheeler aged 72 funeral at Congregational Church Burlington with interment Dawn Cemetery.
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Elizabeth E. Quinlan
Barenum Avenue
Stratford
James
Eugene Ani
Marion
Irene
Ursula
St. James’ Church
Dover Plains
New York
Spencel
Willam
Spencer
Carrie A. Hubbell
Homestead Ave
Mountain Grove
Flowerg
Quenlan
Conn
James Quinlan
Fs Erlends
Barnum Avenue
J. James’ Church
Tomninos
Joan Kumninas
Gii Main Street
Henry TE
Bishopry
Wallfield Avenue
Henry Bishop
Morkgis Chapel
Fairfield Avenue
Hope Cemetery
Boston
Sulaxs
Charles C. Shans
Laxeview
Wheeler
Huntington
Wiliimena He Woaeeler
Amos YW Iesire
Congregational Emureh
Hurlington
Tington
Hun
Cotton Consumption Back To Pre-War Basis
A Commerce Department survey projects cotton consumption for the year ending July 31, 1922 at about 24 million bales, up 4 million from last year, with a large carryover easing fears of a shortage. It notes world production and weather factors, boll weevil impact, and a return toward prewar consumption levels, though final demand remains uncertain.
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Commerce Dept
Department of Commerce
High Point
Cicton
Feswar
Eptead
United States
Eisenberg
Marcy
Wales
Session of Railway Conductors to Start Today
The Grand Division of the Order of Railway Conductors, with about sixty thousand members, begins its seventy seventh session May 1 to 21 in Cleveland. A public meeting May 1 will feature Governor H L Davis and others. The order, formed in 1888 as The Conductors' Brotherhood, now operates as a protective labor group with contracts on most railroads, plus insurance, relief, and pension programs. It emphasizes moral and financial support to labor, while engaging in politics but not participating in strikes.
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Cleveland
Order of Railway Conductors
Cedar Rapids
Baker
Sheppard
Order of
Conductors’ Brotherhood
Oreamnations
Tearn Service
Neter
United States
TRLCS
Highland Park
Chicago
Washington
Fragmented note on savoty latncets and cud chewing insight
A garbled text fragment discusses pike cows and cud chewing, claiming a sour wind function and ancestral discovery for escape from enemies. It mentions lokazo animals in danger, Mey habit of eating gross forage, and a stored gross wax in a chamber, with unclear sequence and safety concerns.
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Sheen
Geer Ko
Lokazo
Hhasen
Vermont to New York Motor Parade Opens May 12
A grand Vermont to New York motor parade will start May 12 from Springfield Vermont, traveling via the Connecticut valley and Long Island Sound to Manhattan. The motor party, including a nine or more high class cars, will return via Riverside Drive and the Hudson River toward Vermont. The route covers Danbury Waterbury Terrington and through the Berkshire hills Grecia Mountain valley to Bennington Manchester and Rutland with about four stops. The event promotes Vermont tourism and is linked to the Hotel Association of Vermont Information Bureau opening May 15 at the Woodstock Hotel. For details contact Frank Corliss Springfield Chamber or HL Derrah Fullerton Jan Chester Vermont.
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Springfield
Vermont
New York City
New York
Long Island Sound
Green Mountain
Riverside Drive
Connecticut
Danbury
Waterbury
Terrington
Massachusetts
Berkshire Hills
Grecia Mowntain Valley
Benningtor
Manchester
Rutland
An & Touring Ad
Chambers of Commerce
Board of Trade
Information Bureau
The
Hotel Association of Vermont
Woodstock
Oper Louil
Veromont
Frank Corliss
Chamber of Commerce
HL Derrah
Hotel Association
Fullerton
Chester
Postal information to be broadcasted during postal improvement week
Washington reports that radio telephone owners nationwide will receive information during the first week of May about postal conditions. Postmaster General Work outlines plans for Postal Improvement Week from May 17 and urges postmasters, railway mail officials, and inspectors to share the proper view with the public. He warns that schoolchildren listen and can influence postal improvement. The initial message will be titled The Travel of a Letter and explain mall routing and delivery processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Worl
Mall Mater
Dietz Named Connecticut Manufacturers’ Counselor
Carl F. Dietz, president of the Bridgeport Bragg Co, appointed national counselor of the Manufacturers' Association of Connecticut to succeed C. L. Jackson. Dietz will attend the national convention in Washington May 16 to 18. Also noted, Cedar Hill terminal tour invited for New Haven railroad allies, with a pro extension stance for Saybrook Juneview to aid Connecticut manufacturers.
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Cark F. Dietz
Bridgeport Bragg Co
Manufacturers’ Association of Connecticut
C. L. Jackson
Drew
Aasociaiion
Nacional Chamber
Bela
Mamd‘accurce Association
Warhrington
D. C
J. J. Pearson
New Haven
Connecticut Associion
Cedar Hill
New Haven Road
Saybrook
Juneview
Connnecticut
Bay‘brook
Valley Road
Local Produce Prices and Market Trends Report 1922
The Bridgenort Telecrar notes heavy western shipments and strong receipts easing price weakness. Eggs storaged at year end rise, while apples, berries, and vegetables list varied wholesale quotes. Livestock, poultry, and dairy report mixed prices, with regional dealers observing continued high shipments and notable price spreads.
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Bridgenort
Stele Board of Agriculure
Sachday
Apel
Storace
Dlorage
Efks
Focal
Growere
Whiolewaters
Appies
Baldwins
Northwestern
Stock Market Forecast Pushes Higher Amid Steel Talks
Broadan Wall reports stock market strength with expected gains as steel company consolidations proceed and oil prices rise. Gasoline demand and Mezia Haynesville output drive crude prices up, while Standard Oil may lead the oil group amid fluctuating transportation earnings and car idle figures.
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York
Genoa
Sueel
Wes
Midvale Steel
Lackajwanna Steel
Republic Iron & Steel
Cam
Independence City
Tay
PenneyWwania
Xiao
Oli
Rlale
Haynesville
Mezia
Standard Oil
Te Agsume
Drominant Positior
Pretty Stanford coed slams costly dances for young men
Miss Donaadine Cameron, a Stanford University student, argues that many young men spend too much on dances and outings. She says dances should be affordable and simple, with no decorations, and urges men to avoid lavish spending while hoping to meet a suitably frugal partner.
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Stanford
Stanford University
Cal
Donaadine Cameron
Leland Stanford University
Cameron
Rita
Bestra
Agances
Des Moines Prepares for Grand Army Encampment Week
Des Moines anticipates hosting a large Grand Army of the Republic encampment from April 24 to 28. State officials say town resources will meet the needs of thousands of Civil War veterans traveling from across America for the national reunion.
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Des Moines
Apri
Amearice
Vetta
America
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Madison Terrace
Hitlem Av
Rooma Barnum Av
Pixley
WNT
Mullins & Son Realtors
Gonegress St
Diccarturga
Knowlton
TT Private
Gale Machi
Univarsel
S&t
Consree Ave
Rennet Bjorm
Ingiira No
Bullen St
Howard Ave
Suate Sr
Stratford Ave
Anguire EC Derkin
Howare’ Ave
Crailee
Taylor Eidg
Es el Ane
Tost
Carlton_ Ave
Noble
Gark
Iricyele
Ashley St
le Mills & Co
State St
Taintor
Fullard Mir
Monroe
Ranntein
Revere
Hillhouse Ave
Carroll Ave
Cis
Jergth
Beipward
Broad St
Strat
John J. Clark
Worth St
Ives
Papertaugas
Cail Bar
Court
Tich Mi
Lowes Sr City
Atlansad
Atlantic of
Capeater
Photre Nobig
Cono Deiuzain
Fairfield
Fine Creek
Fatrfield
Faimfield
Potenor
Grum Corpay
Exlon
Jean
Poultry & Supplies
HICKS
Norman St
Farmers Flour and Grain Co
Teltford
Rhode Island
Cali
KW. Cabern
Besik
Ingercoll
Chikens
Steutford
Sale Chieses
Breanina
Firice
Haddon St
Act
Wooster and Davis
M. Woooster
M. W. Davis
Mein St. Bridgeport
Park Place Nichols
Trumbull Town Hatha Om
Lovig Hill
Hurd
Qhedirut Hill
Thompson's
Seliora Alden Parlee
Mont
William 1
Myers
Willian Edward Myers
Brushton
Myers Loomoriy
Bridge‘por Brass Company
Ultimave 'Moching Company
Bridgeport De-oxyditel Browch and Metal Company
Elks
Odd Fallows
Moosup Lodge
Solas 2
Sherwood
John &. Sherwood
Chalmers Aven
Stephen J. Scaerman
St. John's Episcopal Church
WW. H. White
Mourain Grove
Elizabeth Fr. Quinlan
Doris Kreuter
Brg
Henry Kreuter
Lieberum & Heaphy
Stree
Hev
Herman & Wiemer
Emily F. Hal
Park Stre
Nufus Rarcendau
Anna B. Mars B. Appa FF
Rufus Warren
Conlin Company
Betall
Bridgeser
Tom
Charles L. Dennis
Calrore
James H Read
Pesk
STH
R. R
Manhattan
Carl F. Dietz
State
MEG. Assoc
Loibe Ib
Ma —Steel
OWA
Grand Army
United States Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet ‘Corporation
Wilson Point South
Taleg States Shipping Basin Emergency Fleet Corporation
Gerth
Reiley
42Nd Steel
Cicr
North Avenue
Main Steel
Capitol Avenue
Jon St
Hallister Street
Barnum & Stratford Avenue
Ae Oo
Schnee & Schnee
Realtors
Bridgepore Real Estate Board
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Securities
Bridgeport, Conn
Waterbury, Conn
Greenwich, Conn
Nat'l Bank Bldg
Greenwich
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