Local moving and storage services advertised with long distance options
An OCR filled page lists multiple trucking and storage ads including Furniture and plane moving firms. It advertises long distance service from New York to various areas, with padded vans and careful handling. Prices show storage at $1 per month and up, and daily trips to destinations. Businesses named include Barnum Tong and Davis at addresses in Fairfield Avenue and Clarence Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawert
Winos
Bott Tire
Davis
Fairfield Ave
Latay
Walewsk
Barnum
Clarence
Epoiaur
Kianagan
Ave
Noble
Poad
Denark
New York
Marit
Joral
Scott Wracking
Lonnites Begley
Stratford
Warky Tanson
Main St
New Sak
P. J. Murphy Henry
Kat
Baresiretin Vineking
Barwon
FRONE
Tong
Tate
van Tyaronskie
Kaw J. Deane
Baskell
Nobte
Aine
Ro Beker
Ced
Newfield Ave
Tineking
Schneider
Verstal Ave
Radio and Battery Service Advertises Radios and Repairs
An old newspaper ad lists radio sets like Atwater Kent and Victrola, with repairs and aerials, plus bargain prices and battery chargers. It mentions a shop at 149 Miriam Street Felton and a store on King Street, promising reasonable prices and convenient payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat
Meriam St. Fel
Atwater Kents
Uisomaa
Aldfield
Musical Instruments for sale in New Jersey area
Several used and shop worn pianos and uprights offered by Victor, Roth Gelinas Shug, Fathi Ave and nearby streets. Prices and payment terms vary, with trades and installments possible. Address details and contact hints appear in the ad text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akon
Victor
Iunewick
Tilmnan
Roth Pius
American Brass Co Advances Its Prices
New York November 21 American Brass company has advanced prices a quarter of a cent per pound on nickeled silver materials including seamless tubes and scrap and copper products except copper wire and cable An advance of three quarters of a cent per pound was made on yellow brass pipe
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
American Brass Company
American Brats Company
Real Estate Transfers and Notices Headline Mix
Realty records show warranty deeds from Silas T Welle to William L Ostrom and Abraham Podoloff to John Kekac on East avenue. Mortgage deeds include The White Line Bus Co to Commercial Bank on Main street and several other property liens and quit claims. Clearing house statement reports 570 million dollars with balances 136 million. Town clerk notices advertise graveling contract and planning sessions in Stratford and district notices amid November 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas T. Welle
Willam L. Ostrom
Pacific Street
Abraham Podoloff
John Kekac
East Avenue
White Line Bus Corporation
Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Main Street
Eugenie P. Donning
Charles Nelson Arnold
Clark Street
Charles Kaplowicz
Isifor Birnbaum
Hancock Avenue
John Kekat
Podoloff & Sons, Inc
Isabel Doyle
Bridgeport People's Savings Bank
Harborview Avenue
Edward E. Stevens
Paulina Galpin
Isadore Rosinolt
Alexander L. Delaney
Rose Capello
Josef Silhavy
Susie Silhavy
A. Padoloff
Died and funeral notices from Fairfield area 1927
Obituary snippets list multiple individuals with errors and misspellings. Helen Irene Brotherton of Fairfield aged 29 dies in Bridgeport hospital on Nov 19 1927 with funeral at Chas Fable parlors Westport and burial Oaklawn. Numerous other funerals listed for Brown, Wyckliffe Brown, Lynts Evitts, Gibbs, LeVallee, Millman, and Hanten Killy Hyved with service details and interments at Mountain Grove Lakeview Union and Saint Charles churches in Connecticut and Massachusetts towns. dates range Nov 19–23 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherton
Bridgeport
Hospital
Helen Irene
Everett S. Brotherton
Fairfield
Conn
Chas. Fable Funeral
Westport
Wall Street News Notes from New York November report
The Federal Reserve will release brokers loans data on Friday after Thanksgiving. News items include Erle railroad system surplus, October totals, and ten month comparisons. Bernard Baruch elected director of Baltimore and Ohio. American Brass increases prices on nickel silver and brass products. Youngstown Sheet and Tube expansion via Trumbull Steel. Congress Cigar earnings rise. International Paper buys timber lands and builds a Tidewater mill. South Porto Rico Sugar bonds bought. merger talks create General Bronze Corp. Pressed Steel Car declares 134 percent preferred dividend. J P Morgan return sparks US Steel board discussions. Farrell likely to be chairman, with Gary’s finance post. Patino Mine and Enterprises Consolidated reports nine month net profit of 3 302 525 and quarterly 1 481 249 split 238 and 105 per share.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F P. Morgan
Europe
United States Steel Corporation
Wall Street
James A. Farrell
Elbert H. Gary
Gary
Mygon C. Tayllox
Farrell
Eggs and butter market notes from New York press
The report lists egg receipts and price ranges for fresh gathered eggs including extra firsts and seconds, nearby whites and pullets, Pacific coast whites, and hennery browns with price spreads. Butter prices firm with creamery and packing stock quotes, and bulk potatoes with regional price figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Kennety
Henney
Hennery
Pacific Coast
Long Island
Green Mountain
Maine
Copper, lead, zinc steady in brisk New York market
Copper firm electrolytic spot and futures at 13.75 with firm nearby prices 58.37 and 58.25 for January. Lead steady at 6.25 spot in New York and 6.07 in East St Louis. Zinc quoted 5.75 to 6.80 in East St Louis with futures steady. Antimony around 10.75 to 10.87, Quicksilver at 128.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East St. Louis
East
Louis
Metals New York Call Money Steady At 31 2
Metals trading from New York shows call money steady at 31 2 with closing bids at 21 2. Dime loans hold steady amid mixed collateral for 60 to 80 days at 4.0 to 41 8, 6 months 41 4, and prime mercantile paper at 38 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Prime Mercantile
Rubber futures close steady in New York market
Rubber prices closed steady with December at 37.00, March 39.00, and May 39.30 as trading concluded in New York, according to Associated Press notes. The report reflects a quiet session with little change in futures values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
New England’s Charm At Risk From Advertising Drives
Walter Pritchard Eaton argues at the New England Industrial conference that rapid highway advertising and roadside signs threaten New England’s heritage. He laments motor slums along major routes, urges zoning and preservation of villages, and calls for tasteful inns and eateries that match historic New England character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pritchard Eaton
New England
Mr. Eaton
Vermont Hills
New Jersey
Eaton
Antil
Cape Cod
Bald Head
North Woods
Mecca
Concord
Mass
Fryeburg
Maine
Woodstock
Vermont
England
Europe
Nantucket
Goareway
White Mountains
Berkshires
Boston
Portland
Springfield
Vilages
Obituary notices batch from New Haven area deaths
Obituary notices report the deaths of Mrs. Sarah A Lewis and several others with funeral details. Mrs Lewis, 98, widow of George W Lewis, died after a short illness in New Haven. burial at Mountain Grove. Also listed are services for Mrs Gertrude Olmstead Gibbs, John H Greenwood, William E Evitts, George Hudak, Helen Irene Brotherton, Emma M Henderson, Jessie Hale Cowles Brown, Antoinette Oberek, Vincenzo Felicelli, Israel LaVallee and others with their service times and burial locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Lewis
Sarah A Lewis
New Haven
George W. Lewis
Fairfield County
Lewis
West Avenue
Prospect Street
Horatio G. Lewis
Denver Avenue
United Church
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Jessie Hale C. Brown
Jessie Hale Cowles Brown
C. Marshall
W. Severance
Mig Brown
George M. Brown
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Edward Disbrow
Frank E Phimb
Eitot W. Peck
William Curtiss
Orville
William
Spencer
Brown
Boston
Walter
New Rochelle
George C
Worcester
William Camp
Bridgeport
Funeral notices for Silliman Brown and Kennedy
Funeral services and burial plans are announced for Charles F Silliman of Easton, Wyckliffe S Brown of Trumbull, and Mrs Louise E Sorensen Kennedy of Milford. Surviving spouses include Gertrude Silliman and Emily Brown. children Robert, John, Charles, Jane, Louise, Mary, and Anne. siblings Joseph, Alexander, Cleo, Ade line Moser, Howard Silliman, John Sorensen, and Peter Sorensen. Services set for today and tomorrow at Easton Sport Hill home, Trumbull, and Milford St Marys Church. Burial in Union Cemetery Has ton, Lakeview Cemetery, or St Marys Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Olmestead Gibbs
Gertrude Olmstead Gibbs
Laurel Avenue
Ernest Judson Craft
Charles Helméath
John H. Greenwood
St Vincent's Hospital
Broad Street
Sacred Heart Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
George Hudak
Monroe
St Cyrl’s and Methodius Church
Hudak
Mary
Joseph
George
St. Joseph’s
Emma M. Henderson
Emma M Henderson
Henderson Road
Fairfield
John H Grant
First Church of Christ
Antoinette Obered
Antoinette Oberek
St Michael's R GC
Charles Ratajcczak
Austin Maciejewski
Patrick Topolski
Oberek
Bridgeport Hospital
Peter
Mia
Sophie Okleyewicz
Vincenzo Fellicelli
Vincenzo Felicell
Evergreen Street
St Raphael's Church
John
Frank
Sebastiano
Santia Cappassa
Gertrude
Bridgeport
Alexander
Cleo
Ohio
Adeline Moser
Montreal
Canada
East Hampton
Mass
Charles F. Stilman
Charles F Sillman
Sport Hill
Easton
Union Cemetery
Haston
Myr
Billiiman
Ethel
Robert B
John D
Charles F
Jane Silliman
Howard W. Silliman
Wyckfife
Brown
Wyckliffs
Reault
Trumbull
Herbert
Olivet Congregational Church
Lakeview Cemetery
Emily M
Gertrude C. Bauthier
Harold H
New Rochelle
Louise E
William Sorenssen
Springford
Peter Sorenssen
Meridan
Churches urged to list Fanny Crosby home for benevolence
Protestant churches in Bridgeport were urged to include the Fanny Crosby home in their church benevolences. The Bridgeport Pastors' association passed resolutions regretting Rev. Armin W. Weng leaving First English Lutheran for Immanuel Lutheran of Philadelphia. Rev. T. F. Rutledge Beale spoke on English exchange pastor experiences and British social surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny Crosby
Bridgeport Pastors’ Association
Stratfield Hotel
Pastors’ Association
Armin W Weng
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
T. F. Rutledge Beale
Park Street Congregational Church
England
Cyrus W. Severance
Stratford Methodist Church
Herbert S. Brown
Olivet Congregational Church
St Marys Benefit At Ritz Draws Two Thousand
An entertainment and dance at the Ritz last evening at 8 o clock supported St Marys church building fund after a recent fire. Proprietors George McCormack and Joseph Barry led the program with performers including Muriel Howe Smiling Jimmy Haprick Peggy Ryckman Eleanor Keys Jack Cogan Lorraine Bobby Andes Jack Nugent Dorothy OBrien and James Conroy. About 2 000 attended under Robert Brunos direction with committees for floor publicity door and entertainment and a large roster of volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritz
St. Mary's Church
George McCormack
Joseph Barry
The
Muriel Howe
Jimmy" Haprick
Peggy Ryckman
Eleanor Keys
Jack Cogan
Lorraine
Bobby Andes
Jack Nugent
Dorothy O’brien
James Conroy
Kay Burn
Eleanor McElroy
Edna Goodwin
Joseph Massicotte
Sara Walsh
William Stapleton
Henry McElroy
Grain market shows wheat gains as crop damage relief lifts prices
GRAIN CHICAGO Nov 21 The Associated Press reports Argentine crop damage and an unexpected drop in the US visible supply boosted wheat prices. Closing quotations show wheat firm 5-8 cents to 7-8 cents higher, corn steady to 1-4 cent up, oats off 3-6 cents to 1-2 cents, and provisions mixed with declines to small gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
United States
Cotton futures drift higher as Dec through May rise
Cotton futures closed steady with modest gains from 52 to 59 cents. Spot cotton held at middling 2030. An eight year old boy, William Kilpatrick of 1312 Federal Street, struck the left side of his face on a desk yesterday, requiring two stitches at Emergency Hospital from Dr. Jacob Lerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kilpatrick
Federal Street
Jacob Lerman
Mining Town I Pyramid Mosque Opens With Western Pageant
Rocky Gulch, a recreation of the 1849 mining town era, opened at the Pyramid mosque to a capacity crowd in Bridgeport. A parade led by a band and local dignitaries featured Miss Bridgeport and Miss New Haven, with cowboys and Indians in period costumes. The town, conducted like a real village, included a sheriff, jail, and court with a 10000 bucks fine, all staged for a community Chest fundraiser for Park City hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Gulch
Pyramid Mosque
Sheriff's Office
Reat Village
Hoose Gow
Durance
Greenstein
Ty Dudge
Faro Neil
James Boys
Bridgeport
Henry Greenstein
Abe
Geduldig
George Rose
Mary Kay
Spain
Therrien
Bawyer
O'Neil
Benny Pranklin
Harry Stevens
Jewel Harris
Guich
WICC
Park City Hospital
State Officers Visit Purity Lodge
The Purity Rebekah lodge at 1025 State Street hosted an annual visit by grand lodge officers and Rebekah State assembly officers after a Lorraine hotel banquet. The 8 pm meeting, led by Noble Grand Mrs Samuel Sherman, conferred the degree on 20 candidates, with Dorrie Whitney and others from New Haven Torrington Plainville and more serving as visiting officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Rebekah State Assembly
Purity Rebekah
Purity Rebekah Lodge
State Street
Lorraine Hotel
Samual Sherman
Dorrie Whitney
Bridgeport
W. S Hutchinson
New Haven
Mabel J. Johnson Torrington
Rebekah
B. E. Gerbich
J Reynolds
Kate L Segears
Gas Station Petitions Unopposed At Hearing
Hearing before Mayor Behrens found no opposition to five gasoline requests. petitions included Standard Oil at southeast Fairfield and Astor, Texas at southeast Noble and Putnam, Beacon Oil at 40 California, Berardi Bros. at 638 640 State Street, and Samuel Hoberman at 378 Park Avenue. Two petitions by Standard Oil will be heard later at Main and Stoehr and Park Avenue and Park Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behrens
Samuel Hoberman
Park Avenue
Standard Oil Company
Fairfield Avenue
Astor Street
Texas Company
Noble Avenue
Putnam Street
Beacon Oil Company
California Street
Berardi Bros
State Street
Main Street
Post Office Prepares for Holiday Rush
Preparations are under way for the heaviest mail volume in the history of the Wat post office. Acting Postmaster Willan T Meyer says reserve workers are ample so no outsiders will be hired to handle the overflow. Central office space is full and a special station on John street will manage overflow. Public urged to shop and mail early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willan T Meyer
Reserve Post Office
Mit
Broad Street
John Street
FAMNTS AT BOWLING ALLEY IN Polk Building
Louis A. Cowam from the Elks club, aged fifty, collapsed at a bowling alley on Main Street in the Polk’s building. City ambulance responded at 7:55 PM with Dr. Jacob Lerman in charge, but efforts to revive him were unsuccessful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk’ S
Main Street
Louis A. Cowam
The
Elks Club
Jacom — Lerman
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Tuley
Fender
Benny Heron
Tovage
Boston Ave
Boston Ave Phone Tani Te Youig Ceusg
Miles Batmury
California St. Stratfort
Pantiog
Jennett
Vain
Man & Soons
Moy
Regis
Asc
Tsdenwood
Riciths
Herals
Remagion
Vertebles
Addi
Butthm Co
Sallenas
Wilner
Tissolvel
Ixchan
Furdher Trek
Davenport St. Baron A
Ing Dia
Brodshiver Pharesult
Bsa T
Sfratto
Meise
Eid
Brentford
John Smitr
American Brass CO
Névier
Rendy
Moses Qyden
Rejectinen
Town Hall
Hamilton
Carly Eletary
Hnport
Oaklawn
Bosves
Jesele Hate Cowles
Stratford, Conn
First Methodist Church
Mountain Grove
Wrown
This City
Wyckliffe
Emily M Brown
GIBRS
Gertrude E Olmstead
Clescon F. Gibbs
Rye
N.Y
Lavallee
Israel LeVallee
Wilam Street
St. Charles Church
Fast Hampton
Millman
Charles F. Suman, Jr
Kod
Gnd
Mls Gorden W. Kelly
Daniel Hannod
Ant
Stugustine’s
Mare Wainan Kelly
Gorden W. Kelly
C. L. Dennis & Son Ee Ieee
Graham Funeral Home
Fairfield Ave. Barnum
Hughes & Chapman Ca
Wall Street News
Federal Reserve Bank
Erle Rall
Bernard M. Baruch
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
R. Brent Keyser
Youngstown Dispatches
Trumbull Steel
Theyoungstown Sheet and Tube Company
Youngs‘town Sheet and Tube
Congress Cigar Company
International Paper Company
Restigouche River
Quebec
New Brunswick
Tidewater
South Porto Rico Sugar Company
John Polachek Bronze and Iron Company
Renaissance Bronze and Iron Works
General Bronze Corporation
Long Island City
Pressed Steel Car Company
Stekholders
Patino Minee and Enterprises Consolidated, Inc
Ence
Jess
Moreo Cer
Rutland Valley
Wallingford
Willamstown
Newark
Guway
Ofl
America
Council
Massachusetts
New
Wiliam Evitts
William E. Evitts
Stratford Avenue
Charles Dennis and Son
Lakeview
Mr. Evitts
Yellow Mill Bridge
Leslie
Roland
George Lee
West Haven
H. Spencer
New York City
Helen Irene Brotherton
Charles J Fable
Charles E. Reynolds
First
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Southport
Israel LaVallee
William Street
St. Vincent's
ST. Mary's
Fale
I Pyramid
Purity Lodge
Rebekahs
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