Household goods and furniture for sale in Stratford area
Multiple classified items offer baby carriages, strollers, and sulkies. Edison diamond des cabinet phonograph. dining room sets. copper and brass items. wing chairs. rocking chairs. stoves. beds. ge neral household furniture. Public auction details and contact numbers included. George Keane auction listing and local shop ads present in mixed catalog.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvie SL
Stratford
Edison Diamond Des Cabinet Phonograph
Panor
Haywood Garriaga
Bridgenort Ave. Daven
Bising Moore
Pearel Furniture
Tal
Bar
PGK
Linwood
Salh
Dewey St
Golden Hind Horns
Neds
Radford R. Smith
Dallas
Office of Home
Fairfield Ave
Stratford Ave
Main Street
Daniel Fo Keane
Can
Carleton
For Rent Central Garment Factory Space Cannon Street
Factories suitable for manufacturing purposes call Barnum 168. For rent centrally located around disposal space, suitable for storage or light manufacturing. Inquire 135 Cannon St.
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Good Jean
Ion
Call Barnum
Disor
Cannon St
Suburban rental list with varied houses and cottages
A cluttered rental page lists numerous houses, rooms, and cottages for rent or sale in Stobklawn, Fairfield area. Properties offer different features like garages, gardens, modern improvements, and near centers. Contact numbers and addresses include 759 Cleve room cottage, 587 Fairfield Ave, and 588 Fairfield Ave.
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Hillside
Siedern
Tursay
Fairfield
Fayerweather St
Essex Rock
Groves
Couarg
Milford Exchange
Barnum
Hal Rouse
South
Hall House
Fairticla
Gerner of
Asia
Wistaria Lodge
Maria TW
Sraith
Southport
Brooklaws
Furmiss
Cs House
Lost and Found and Classified Fragments from 1886 Notices
Fragmented listings show lost money rewards addresses in Fairfield Bridgeport and other towns, with notices for goods for sale farms lands and real estate, including references to properties near Stratford Scranton and Philadelphia. Various names such as J. B. Fernandez and Mrs. East appear amid contact details and prices, presented in a bustling late 19th century classifieds fashion.
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Kerner
J. B. Fernandez
Poate Fairfield
Fairiwerd
Tranitan Avis
Amt
Callago Su
Coles St
Lady's
Beardsley Para
Alpin Ave
Gore Tooke
Simford
Patterson
Damon
Bridgeport
Sherman St
Bar
Furnished Rooms Scene with Large Front Rooms and Kitchens
Wanted notices list many furnished rooms for light housekeeping in central locations. Ads feature large front rooms, private baths, kitchenette access, and references. Prices range from $1 per week to several dollars monthly. several listings specify single or couple occupancy and gentlemen-only or private family arrangements. Addresses include Lafayette Street, Park Avenue, State Street, and West Avenue with multiple options for private or shared arrangements.
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Kitz
Nette
Lafayette St
Dil State ST
Larce
Bathendm Moor
Kichenettr
Washington Ave
Calhoun Place
Park Ave
Sable
Farfield Abssrshire Ave
Oarsaig Tor
Courtland ST
Stratford A
Broad St
Walter
Liberty St
ADE Phi
Golden Hill
Stasiy
Dombie
Willam St
Harsal Ave
Lee
Southern Exposure
Sentral
Park S
Yeac
Lake Frome
West Ava
Boarding and Rooming Advertisements Mixed in Town
Fragmented classified items show several boarding offers and lodging inquiries. Listings include furnished rooms near State Street with reasonable rates, a sundry dinner at An Farm Easton, and a home for invalid or elderly persons at 752 Turk Ave Nobie. Also note WANTED notices for board with a private family and a couple to share a private bore.
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Godard
State_St.ephone
Neeley St
Galden Hil
Ann Farm
Easton
E.W. Gibern
South Park Sanitarium
Turk Ave
Nobie
Broadway
Myrtle
Bill Milford
Privas
Obituary notices from Meigs and Casey sections
Obituaries record the funeral services for Mrs Anka B Meigs at St Pauls Episcopal Church on William Street, with burial in Monstein Grove Cemetery. Other notices include Mrs Marcella Flynn dying after a short illness at 433 Norman Street, and funeral arrangements through Gallagher Gallagher, with burial at St Michaels Cemetery. Jane Mailer Casey mourned after services at St Augustine’s Church, conducted by Rev Bowen, burial at a local cemetery. George McLevy, 20 years in local business, died at 2 Sherwood Avenue, survived by four sons and three daughters, with funeral at two oclock Thursday from Far? Alexander Aligou to officiate, burial in Park Cemetery.
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Meigs
Anka B. Meigs
William Street
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Taylor
Monstein Grove Cemetery
Marcella Flynn
Norman Street
Oma Protheer
Bernard Fiynn
Bernard
John Flynn
John
Joseph Cox
Nerces
Simon H. McCullough
Dasisl Broll
Far Held Avenue
St Augustine's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Casey
Jane Mailer Casey
St. Augustina’s Church
Robert Bowen
Joseph
Thomas Walsh
Walter Kesting
Schwaré Coon
Charisse Allée
Robert Huriey
John Hurley
Fourial
St. Diehaer's Cemetery
Nihil
Fe. Bowen
George MecLevy
George McLevy
Os O'Clock
Sherwood Avenue
John X
Adam X
Witliam Y
Hugh
Mary
McLevy
Elizabeth Y. McLevy
Land
Thomas Timmons
Shis Guy
Knights of Pythies Therval
Alexander Aligou
Park Cemetery
Carey
Saday
Charles F. Carey
Arch Street
Mullins
Golden HI
Tuesdas
Ste Augustine's Church
SS Michael's Cemeters
Collie
Pairfeid
Conn
Elsie
Margie
Jace David Cole
John O'Day
Ranestreet
Fairfield
Trinity Churen
Broad Street
Pairfele Avenus
Briameport
Mountain Grave Cemetery
Plynn
Misa Marcelle
Flynt
Gacarhey
Gallagher
Fairfield Avenue
St. Augustine's Church
St. Slichaele
Gregory
Stratford
Carmelia A
Charles &. Gregory
Dave
G. Goodsell
Kingsieet
Mounia Grove
Ranford
Westport
Chauncey E. Hanford
Wilsow Brook
Boston
Sungry
Kathisen Rowland
Robert Wo
Florenge B. Marsh
Jaik
Union Cemetery
Eustsc
Pitz
West Hartford
Florence Muse
Herman Pi
Lieberam
Par Robbins
Mary Jane Robbins
New Face
Logan Street
Destine
Mine
M'Levy
George Mever
Ina
Ier
Jase
Intermental Park
Waldoti
Monroe M. Wa
Reidence
Lakeview Cemetery
Wadi Wiarineon
Undaerlae Ward
Btu
Braysmith
Robert
Chucite Ward
Lernartec
al Jp Ghinha
Fala St
Collector's Notice for Fairfield Taxes Delinquent 1921
Notice to new taxpayers in Fairgeld that taxes listed for 1921 are due May 1 1922. Collector will accept payments at the Town Hall Fairfield daily 3 AM to 12 noon except Sundays and holidays. Penalties accrue after June 1 and a 5 per cent monthly surcharge applies, plus collection fees. Fairfield March 1 1922 Joseph A. Flint, Collector. District of Bridgeport probate court May 2 1822 notices civil claim compromise hearing for Barrows of Bridgeport minor. Probate shows application to compromise disputed claim. hearing set at Bridgeport Probate Office on May 2 1822 with publication in a newspaper by May 3 1822. Paul L Miller Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairgeld
Teceiva
Re Town Hall
Fairfield
Joseph AY AU
Flint
Bridgeport
Probats
Mac EH
Bridgevert
Insata
A. D
McLerk
Paul L, Miller
Jade
Business Opportunities in Wig and Candy Stores
Fragmented classified notes advertise multiple ready to run ventures. Includes wig shop, candy and fruit confectionery businesses at corner locations with low overhead and quick sale incentives. Several towns and street names appear with contact hints and sale notes.
For Rent Desirable Building 50 By 80 For Lease
Property offers a 50 by 80 foot building suitable for moving picture house garage or manufacturing purposes call for terms and arrangements at the noted number or location.
For Sale Tea Room and Candy Store Near School
Commercial listing advertising a tea room and candy store near a school with good business and reasonable price. Promoted by Miles Piston Ring Co of 2010 Broadway New York City. Also notes sale or exchange for a good automobile, with contact details and location hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
We. Busines
Miles
Piston Ring Co
Broadway
Neor
York City
Barser
30000 Young Americans Invited to Summer Training Camps
Edward M. Thierry reports from New York that about 30,000 young men are invited to a months long training at multiple citizen military camps nationwide. Colonel Arthur F. Cosby, secretary of the Camps Association, notes the program under the War Department with government funding and expanding camp numbers to accommodate demand. He recalls the 1914 15 Plattsburg model and cites Harding support for growing attendance toward 10,000 yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inset
Arthur F. Cosi
Military Training Camps Association
Edward M. Thierry
New Fork
Doushboys
France
Une de Sam
War Department
Defense
Rovernment
Arthur FL Cosby
Plattsbuers
Harding
Boxing Notes on Jackson Johnson bout and court procedure
In Washington Court House Ohio May 22 Jack Tubason and others discussed boxing events. Billy Palmer claims Jackson’s team might fight Johnson any time if the National Boxing Commission grants clearance after Johnson was barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Palmer
Jackson
Johnson
Boxing Commission
Genevions
Rutgers to Send Six Man Team to Intercollegiates
In New Brunswick Rutgers College prepares a six man squad for next Saturday’s intercollegiate meet. Coach Carl Anderson notes the small team will ride the colors set by a few promising sprinters and distance runners who have shown form in recent preliminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Carl Anderson
Bostox
Rutgers College
Deleaune Munlenders
Betgor
In Memory of a Beloved Friend and Neighbor
A brief memorial note reflects on a life well lived with lines of remembrance. Friends and family mourn the loss and recall friendly deeds, shared moments, and community ties remembered in quiet sorrow. The message honors a cherished figure whose absence is deeply felt.
Rutgers Increases Qualifications For Letter Award
In New Brunswick on March 22 the Rutgers board of managers announced changes increasing letter qualifications. The required time on field for football basketball and track rises. players must meet one third of total season time or innings. Swimming and track scoring also adjust to ten points for a winner.
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New Brunswick
Rutgers
Moat
Thirteen Letters Awarded at Williams Williams
Williams athletic council awards swimming insignia to team members who represented Williams in the tank. Named are Manager Harder Luedéke Rubino Wilcox Captain Jones Assistant Manager Stowers Webb Kerr Olmstens Seaford Motter with years 1822 1923 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Messi
Athletic Council
Williams
Harder
Luedéke
Rubino Wilcox
Jones
Stowers
Webb
Esig
Kerr
Olmstens
Seaford
Motter
All Branches of Service on Navy Lacrosse Team
Annapolis May 22 All branches of the commanded military service are represented on the Naval Academy Lacrosse team which has just completed its schedule for this season. The Army is represented by Morehouse the team captain who was a member of the machine gun battalion of the seventy seventh division when appointed to the Academy. Larson the football ace and a veteran of the lacrosse team entered the service from the Marine Corps while Aust and Cullen both fine attackmen have enlisted in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Army
Morehouse
Prrenty Coventh Divison
Larson
Marine Corps
Austwid Cullen
Aaty
Oakland Juniors Practice At Yellow Mill Park
Oakland Juniors hold practice at Yellow Mill Park with players aged 12 to 16 trying out for the Lee team. Names include Lave Dethore Degunue Neimaz Roper ulov Robak Saymour and others. Also news of a July wrestling bout for the heavyweight title between Ear t Caddock and Jim wondos announced from MCBERNY Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gskland
Yellow Mil’ Park
At & O
Rjock
Che
Cepert
Dethore
Degunue
Neimaz
Roper
Ulov
Robak Saymour
Ater
Lee Team
Pastor Praises Pert Phlapper In Sermon
Chicago May 22 The Associated Press reports Pastor Almer Fennewell of Covenant Church Franstan defended short skirts bobbed hair and knickerbockers as not a disease but a sign of independence. He denounced suppression of women and warned against culture’s drive to erode traditional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tne
Presa
Ian
Almer Fennewell
Covenant Church
Franstan Vesterda
Garis
Hiirden
Blizzard Trial Enters Fourth Week in Charlestown
William Blizzard treason trial continues into its fourth week in Charlestown West Virginia as defense argues over alleged mine union sabotage and wartime security measures. A packed courtroom heard testimony about suspected armed unrest and orders to test U.S. Army leadership amid the case. Residents near Highlane Lake protest ongoing carnival operations claiming noise and safety concerns during weekend events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlestown
W. Va
William Plizaard
Counst
Ingo
Young Mine Union
West Virginia
H. Hy Ganidsaltz
States Army
Army camps by corps areas and dates Camp Meade to Fort Scott
The document lists corps area camps across the United States with assigned branches and date ranges. It covers First through Ninth Corps Areas detailing locations such as Devens Fort Dix Camp Meade Kumphreys Knox Travis Lewistown and Fort Des Moines with infantry cavalry artillery engineers air service coast artillery and other units, with July to August windows for many postings.
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First Corps
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massouusetts
Rhodesena
Connecticut
Camp Devens
Mass
Second Corps
New York
New Jarmney
Delaware
Prattasburg Barracks
Camp Dix II
Fort Hancock
Coast Artillery
Camp Alfred Var
Montauk Point
Field Artillery
Third Corps
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Columbia
Camp Meade
Infantry
Cavalry
Fortresa
Monroe
Camp Kumphreys
Tangisy Field
Air Service
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Fennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Metaleg
Ohin
Padiana
Wet ‘Virginie
Kentucky
Knox
Bitiots
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fort Bus
Gea
California
Oregon
Washington
Montana
Idah
Wyoming
Nevada
Utah
Camp Lewie
Wash
Preatdio
Francisco
Fort Scott
Cal
Coast Artil
Military Training Camps Association outlines courses
The article describes nine area divisions with camps and three training tracks named pirate and Bive courses for different age ranges. It notes veterans may apply up to 35 and urges inquiries to corps area commanders, with headquarters in New York and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regular Army
National Guard
Organized Reserves
Cosby
Military
New York
44Th Street
Chicago
Mallers Building
Sweden Seeks Closer Ties With United States Plan
May 21 Stockholm reports on the Sweden American Foundation anniversary. The event highlights American aid Swedes and increased exchanges to deepen ties. Plans include a high power radio station on Sweden’s west coast, more travel and study exchanges, and intensified business and cultural links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
Sweden
United States
Statine
Sweien
Migeck
Amerie
Pourdalan
Che
Ieasnins Walle
Ateneo
Travelbernvorn
United Skates
Theodore
Svelbergy Ursula
Wissonsip
America
Frederick Lenoch
New York
Uthan Seedarbhim
Ish
Runaway Halted by Crippled Boy at Berkeley
In Berkeley California on May 22 a 11 year old child with a birth defect jumped onto a runaway horse and grabbed the rein until the animal stopped after bucking. A woman and two children in the buggy were uninjured. Arkenstall sustained a broken ankle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Cal
Associated Press
Charlea Arkenngtai
Greece Names Third Minister This Week
London May 22. M Protopapar dakis, ex finance minister in the Grek cabinet, has been appointed premier of Greece per a dispatch from Athens today. This marks the third ministry in Greece within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
London
M. Protoprardakis
Grek
Athens
Todar
Talsis
Grain Arrives Too Late to Aid Starving Russia
Moscow reports from American Relief administration workers describe pestilence and famine devastating the Ruban and Crimean regions. Seed grain is arriving too late in Kuban and Crimea to be of material assistance, worsening the suffering of the stricken population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Moscow
Ruban
Crimean
American Relief Administration
Dallas Fire Loss Estimated At 170 000
Fire during a severe storm caused extensive damage at Cycle Park. Lightning struck the building and the structure was consumed. Insurance and casualty figures place the loss around 170000 with a caretaker unaccounted for after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tetras
Germany's envoy leaves papers home in delay
Washington May 22 Otto Witildt tim nex German ames Passader to the United States has been in Washington over a week without a formal reception by President Harding. He learned that his credentials were forged before arrival in New York and sent urgent orders to Berlin to resend them. Meanwhile the German envoy Bertin has credentials but no country to represent, highlighting surprising Washington diplomatic paradoxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Otto Witildt
Tim Nex
German Ames
Passader
United States
March
Wiefeldt
Bertin
White House
New York
Berlin
Harding
Wieteid
Borla Bakhmeteff
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Clerk & Son
Main St
Aeré Trust
Piacia
Cxttle
State Road
Stanley Bosford
Stepney
Nice Leraticy
J. D. Smitu
Berkshire
Arefer
Elvo Estes
Bridmegorh
IK South Robinson Philaaelphia
Wanderfiai
Trustee's Sale
Main SL
Loromobile Co
Aid
I. L
Smal
State St
Éledme Sachi
Hightonan
Miller
Rhverelift
William St
Shceve
Busworth St
Bure Roneha
Monte ML Waldorf
Monroe My. Walder
B Lenni
Lindley Street
Linnelley
C. A. Skinner
Greensburg
Harry Mo
Robert T. Walder
Elec
J. D. lAveads
Bostwick Ave
Auto Ccccesuries
Rageline
Oh Main Post Road
Inquire
S. Viveraia
New Milfore
Avidress
Roosevelt
Coun
Uttar
Mene Texico
Lf Sara
Braska
RAN Sas
Canes
Rome
Texas
Lonte
Jack Johnson
Hughes & Chapman Co
Bridgrert, Conn
Navy Lacrosse
Oaklands
Caddock and Londos
Pert Phlapper
Bill Blizzard
Highlane Lake
Asainsl
Plan OF Sweden
RB. A. Nordvall
Svan Arrhenius
Sweden-American Foundation
Sed
Germany
Conlin Company
Elm ST
Wally Paper & Paint
Lincoln Hardcore
Stretford Avenue
Hannan Supply Co
Bamnon Ave
Madioon, Hardware Co
Madiaon
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