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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1923
Page
27
A dense, fragmented OCR of old classified ads offers dozens of rental notices for furnished rooms, housekeeping, and apartments. Names, streets, and prices appear ambiguously alongside faded product and service lines, with many garbled phrases and incomplete details.
A jumble of rental notices and classified items across Fairfield area. Listings include rooms or cottages for rent, nearby streets, units with heating and cooking details, paint status, and nearby facilities. Also items for sale and secondhand notices with prices and contact cues appear in the mix.
Adam Sattig of Milford is named chairman of the proposed Denver Bank and Trust Company committee. Devon figures show a split on leadership with Poe and Bolten also mentioned. organizers pursue a slate including Hurohle Maju as treasurer and aim to raise funds, while some members fear loss of support if Milford interests are favored.
Obituary notices mix with athletic and militaryung items detailing cadets outscoring Navy and a long list of funeral services. The piece mentions Louisa Ey dowlan widow, Frank Mungerford, and multiple survivors. It notes services at St Augustine and Lakeview cemetery with interments across several local churches and homes.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous realty entries and names in a dense, fragmentary format. It mentions Mareisigg Thesis, Moidviel, Herald T Whiting, Edward de Wiese, Newsies, Courtnion Stevut, and various street and avenue references. Several sums like $1,000 and $500 appear with names such as Vito Gergurko, Paul, Jena by Jone Ly, and Frank T. Stuip. The text resembles a chaotic real estate and property notice section with scattered personal names and addresses.
Fragmented OCR text appears to reference a notice about the month of November, planes, rounds, and meat supplies. The legible parts mention a month and topics related to supply. The readable fragments do not form a coherent event or named entities beyond generic terms.
fragmented OCR text discusses Congress seeking to avoid rushing tax cuts and soldiers' bonus near-term. It cites Mellon plan for tax reduction, administration ambiguity on soldiers' bonuses, and partisan debate across Republicans, Democrats, and Progressive factions regarding tax reform and bonus legislation.
Architects Caldwell Walker and Beckwith will report on the proposed Warren Yarding High School including removal of the heating plant and changes to the main building. Newton Schwab will discuss elimination of manual training shops and cost-cutting steps amid a deficit exceeding 108000 dollars with total estimates over 451000 dollars needed for completion. The school board plans to meet early next week to review the report and new contracts.
Washington Nov 64 Representive Graham of Longs after a conference with President Coolidge announces he will remain in the race for Republican leader of the House. He warned the President would keep a hands off policy if the earnest wife has developed. He and Longworth of Ohio may discuss the general political situation with Calidge and his secretary. The President desires harmony but gave no endorsement for leadership. Graham believes continued speakership by Wet of Massachusetts with Tanun Chiuan would not prove popular nationally and could hurt Republican prospects next year.
Obituaries and funeral notices detail multiple deaths including Charles Fosonee Eva Morris Clark James H Raynor and others. Invited friends attend from various residences with interment at Lakeview and St Michael's cemeteries, dates in November 1923 and funeral times noted.
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