Clairvoyants and Local Notices Mixed in a 1926 Fairfield Ave Page
An OCR filled with fragmented ads and notices lists clairvoyants offering advice, trance sessions, and spiritual meetings. It also includes assorted items for sale such as baby chicks, poultry supplies, eggs, prawns, and general goods from Stratford and nearby streets with scattered addresses and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Ave
Franche
St . Sprrits
Satford
Poultry & Supplies
Seach
Bavnaeld
Dara
Rhode Islang
Prince
Stratford
Aten
Raner
Boats and Launches for Sale and Livestock Listings
Fragmented advertisement notes boats and launches for sale with rough phrases and unclear items. Also lists live stock including milk cows and calves, with vague references to ages and breeds. Readers are directed to contact unknown sellers for prices and availability.
Obituary notices and funeral details from a local paper
Includes death notices for Cole, Lieberum, Powers, Virag, and Willingtons with interment at local cemeteries. Friends are invited to funeral services at multiple halls and churches in Norwalk, Westport, and nearby towns. Dates mention May, grave locations, and serving family names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole
Myrule
Cheater
Erta Cole
le Keview
Norwalk
Anna CG Wifr
Willim Hank
Westport
Ats Eit
Powers
Andrew ‘J Powers
James Powers
Sarda
Fanevay
Itiera Natore
Herte Dennis
Orwen
Michaels
Prohibition Law Crime Says Judge
A judge voices concerns over prohibition era crime in a continued Pace One excerpt. The monologue contrasts American immigration, national character, and racial blending with praise for opportunity while noting labor and immigration tensions. The speaker debates cultural mixing and American ideals amid social scrutiny.
Sylvan Ave Resident Attacked With Knife
A Sylvan Avenue resident was attacked with a knife and badly wounded. The incident references a sequence of names and possible suspects or witnesses, with unclear dates and details due to damaged OCR. No confirmed arrests or motive appear in readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvan Ave
Mme Oorlert
Anthony Ween
Sylvan
Prignaier
Mia Darart van Waiteid
Methodists 10 Confer On The Economic Order
A May 23 conference on equivalence and the economic order will be held by bishops ministers and laymen of the Methodist church. Prominent signatures include Bishop Thomas Nicholson of Chicago and others from New York New York Port land and Albany with discussion on power value and income and the role of the church in shaping economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
America
Romi Shere
Great Britain
New York State
Lawris
Glascow
Ludlow Wiss
Noonere
Jean
Oanth
Arether
Piscopal
Mitonnell
Pittsburgh
Legation
Orge
Albert
Lenion
York
New York
Thomas Nicholson
Woo Shepard
Portland
Kline
Thawa
Cah
Chistian Princig Co
Chistian
Red Cross to End European War Work in June
The American Red Cross plans to end its European war work by the end of June after eight years and over 400 million dollars spent. Dr Rex Hill, director of foreign operations, cited improved welfare in war-affected counties and said advisory posts may remain briefly in some countries to assure continuity with the League of Red Cross Societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Europe
Rex
Hill
Warsaw
Constantinople
Red Cross
FTN
Timone
Amen Red Cross
Liemselvis
League of Red Cross Societies
Millerand back at Paris after 4 day absence
President Millerand returns to Paris after a 42 day trip including visits to Morocco Algiers Tunis and numerous banquets and receptions. Several ministers fell ill during the voyage with rough seas and heat and Pierre de Touduieres reports weight loss. Millerand plans a summer visit to his country home in Pêreville after resuming duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Associated Press
Millerand
Afric
Canal Run
Fisit
Mororca Algers
Tunis
Gearonchambere
Marine
Jucien Vor Winster
Caramerce
Algiers
Pierre de Touduieres
Trotocolsa
Willerand
Eecderd
Bhysee Palace
Ciatea Peamtbouillet
Veteran Traders Battle Merger Fever Behind Lackawanna Short Sale
Veteran traders push back against the steel merger boom selling Lackawanna short on Saturday while predicting a sharp post announcement dip. Copper stocks rise as domestic demand and building permits lift output. sterling gains supported by Britain's export growth and foreign securities activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bagadan
Wall
Brew York
Wall Street
US Steel Corporation
Jaie
Wacer
Steel Corporation
Lackawanna
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
New York
New Haven & Hartford
Sterling Exchange
Great Britain
United States
Greek Princess in Critical Condition and Global Economy Debate
Fragmented dispatch discusses a Greek princess in critical condition and Sir George Pash's warning on America's World Bank role. He urges US credit, restoration aid, and liberal trade to prevent worldwide poverty and aid postwar recovery. The piece also touches on consumer goods, agriculture, and speculative economic forecasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir George
America
Fiders
World Bank
Amera
World Trader
Testimony Begins in Treason Case at Charlestown
State Defenders start their evidence in the treason case against William Bhazard in circuit court Charlestown as prosecutors outline the conspiracy to levy war against West Virginia. The defense planned to present witnesses detailing martial law in Mingo County and the dispatch of forces to Logan as federal troops arrived to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
Associated Press
About & Weehmore
William Bhazard
Stae
West Virginia
Boone County
Thomas F. Davis
Mingo County
Logan
National gasoline stock hits new high in April
Washington report says the national reserve of gasoline rose to a March 1 to April 1 surge, with April 1 stocks at about 54.232 million gallons, up 20 percent from a year earlier and 36 percent above April 1 1920. The increase follows Senate inquiries and Bureau of Mines figures confirming record supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Federal Bureau of Mines
Bishop Coadjutor Vurray Confirms Twenty At Stvil Service
Bishop Coadjutor Vurray of the Bartford dinces yesterday afternoon confirmed 20 persons at Stvil and Methodius church. He was assisted by Res Gasper Panik pastor and the Rev Amghony Gractak John Kubaseh Andrew Vaschy Stephen Pimk Lo Pankas Stephen Cher nughy M Ardrissy James TN hill Patrick McGyney Michael T O Connor Thomas Gloster Andrew Komara and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vurray
Bartford
Stvil and Methodius Church
Res Gasper Panik
Amghony Gractak
John Kubaseh
Andrew Vaschy
Stephen
Pimk Lo Pankas
Stephen Chernughy
M ‘Ardrissy James TN Hill
Patrick McGyney
Michael T O Connor
Thomas Gloster
Andrew & Komara
Government reports three quarters of fiscal year revenue
Washington May 14 The Treasury Department announced that the federal government took in 3 430 000 600 from regular sources in the first three quarters of the present fiscal year begun July 1 and ending April 30. Income and excess profits taxes totaled 1745 060 000, 6S per cent of the total. Panama Canal tolls contributed 10 million dollars, and miscellaneous receipts included surplus war material sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury Department
Panama Canal
Tazawon
Real Estate Market Shows Improvement in Milford
The Milford market for the week ending May 14 shows sales rising to 37 from 15 the prior week and 25 a year ago. Mortgage transactions fall to 1,450 dollars for the week ending May 12, far below last year’s 60,980. Work on the Woodruff seed warehouse addition proceeds, a three story extension tearing down framing and replacing with asphalt and gravel, expected completion by end of July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Mat
F Ho Woodruff and Sons Hawlroad Avcdl & 1S
Flaorine
Notice of Execution Auction for Car and Fees
Public sale announced in Briegfort town for a car and related fees. Auction set for Friday May 1922 at ten in the forenoon to satisfy execution against MORRIS Wf HOCHHEIGER, with property described as One Overland touring car Model 364. Also notes funeral attendance for Steel Bladen with Martha Washington Lodge members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briegerort
Pridsy
Tenelm
Bridgeport
Morris
Hochheiger
Shere
Martha Washington Lodge
Steel Bladen
Monala
Heed
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ORLEN
Sauber
Noble
Warne
Barnum
C. F
Hanford
Bloch Woo Cole
Leopold
Panama
Seracey
East Main St. Tierney
Beardsie
Park
Viewitty
Fernandez
Fairfield
Ame Lang
Friaa
Stanscohn
Laure
Smal
Pomeraniar
Fencia
Mar
Salem
Lotace Furnitme Geo Ihas
St. Bar
Robert Furniture Co
S. Noble
Papey
MW & I
Sale
Ford
Willingtos
Ms Iy
Charles Woiretou
Ard
Jay Prerds
Ireld
Reomoor
Asband
Isa
Ja Menor
Henry
Mary
Tad Ang
OFIN
ADBN
Clark & Son
Main
Well Brook
Trumbull
Bath
Long Hill Center
Willam Trede Bey
Long Hill
Gxnaarson
Tairfield Ave
Stc Voreg
Noble Anse Ll
Charias
Perrott
Taylor
Cannon St
Glaran Fecd
Mortagage
Ag Gecartty
Thomas F
Ciard
Temple St
New Haven
Muller
First Mortuare
Frank Leganowier
Carmine Detuzzi
Cail
Ives Court
George St
Wooster
Davis
Davis Attorneys AT Law
US Patent Office
Lita
Bridgeport Sena
Lafayette
Laure Beach
Jet Whitney Realtor Derby Ci
Ely
Horge
Senibie
Farner
Sientoe Miller
Rairoad
Paradise Green
Pop Sali
Bethan Coupel
Inglewood Ave
Parret
Carleton Arc Phi Noble
Haston
Trumba
Agus Bie Birds & Pets
Mure
Soleuin
Jamer
Kataer Gloster
Hubaseb
Economist
Workd
Son Pelea
Aimer
Crereo
Mast
Qreen
Securities
Nani
Athens
Beack Glass
Cnr
Kopyright
Science Service
Wagaergiom
Remsaanmeg
Conlin Company
Elm ST
Lincoln Hardware Co
Stratford Ave
Hannan Supply Co
Rarmin Ave
Hincks Bros. & CO
New York Stock Exchange
Connecticut Securities
Main St
Waterbury, Conn
Bridgeport, Cona
Waterbury
Nate Bank
Greenwich Ave
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