Bridgeport Real Estate Listings Offer Many Homes
A Bridgeport classified spread details numerous two and three family houses for sale in various neighborhoods. Listings highlight locations such as Stratford Avenue, Brooklawn, Chestnut Street area and East Side with prices ranging from $3,500 to $6,900, many noting modern 8 to 12 room layouts, improvements, garages, furnaces, and cash payments or small down payments through area agencies.
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Smeth St
Stratford Ave
Fifth
Cottage Sts
Clarke & Cor State
Lafayette Sts
Clark
Fairfield
City Savings Bank
Hazlewood Ave
Laurel Ave
Tel
Barnum
East Ave
Joan J. Ryburn
Holl
Stein
Clark and Son Cor
Tiafayette
South Park Ave
Black Hoek
Bridgeport Land &_Tille Co
Mason
Fairfield Ave NM
Bridgeport
Arthur Gibson
Wiss Main St An
S Jennings
Brooklawn Place
Acre
Brooklawn
Troles Noble
Passpield
Bronian
Charles
Abbott
Tony Ave
North End
John JO Ryburn
Sal Keron
Nobie
Moody Ave
S._Crehan
Rouse Beautiful
Woodstock Ave
Stratford
Tal Strat
Washington Ave
Wil
Pires
Beardsley
Feelin Co
Betce- Ane
Nice
Taroy Magione
Rae
Raviita
Ryurn
Sun Porch
Jonn J Ryburn
Reeney
Clark & Son
Cor State
Lafuette
Spiritualist Meetings Announced For Friday Evenings
Notice invites readers to attend Friday 8 pm spiritualist meetings led by Mrs Loveridge at 198 West Avenue Stratford. Includes contact phone Nob 2353 and mentions other addresses and a range of figures.
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Loveridge
West Ave
Republican City of Bridgeport Primary and Convention Notices
The Republican Primaries of Bridgeport will be held Oct 8 1925 from 4 pm to 9 pm at multiple district locations to elect delegates to the Town and City Conventions. The Republican Town Committee calls a convention for Oct 21 1923 at Central High School to nominate candidates for town and city offices. Also notices of stockholder meeting for Atlantic Coast Line Company and probate court claims against Sara Ward estate in Bridgeport Connecticut.
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Bridgeport
Central High School
Lyon ‘Terrace
At & P.m
Republican Town Committee
Alfred W. Burdick
Atlante Coast Line Company
Atlantic Coast Line Company
First National Bank
Conn
Stave
Connecticut
District OF Bridgeport
Sara Ward
Beldeeport
Pridgeport
Florence Evans
Couby
Anston FP
Delby
Wilmot & West, Inc
Lafayette Street
Conkern
George G. Conklin
Maple Street
Washington Park
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company
Main Street
Frank C. Brotherton
Death notices from New Haven area funerals 1925
Obituaries and funeral notices for Christina Ann Oliver, Mary Clark Bennett, Anna C Clark, Anston F Delby Couby, George G Conklin, Charles A Elliott, Weston H Hoar, Jamis McQuillon, David Berry Stevens, Daniel J Wilson. Details include addresses, ages, funeral times, burial places, residence of service, and private or public arrangements.
Federal Reserve Votes to Retain Rediscount Rate
The New York Federal Reserve Bank kept the rediscount rate at 3 1/2 percent amid no great rise in ordinary business borrowing. Loans on stocks and bonds jumped, while commercial loans grew modestly, signaling continued credit strength and hopeful trade expansion for fall.
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Federal Reserve
New York
New York Federal Ituserve Bank
Wall Street
Bank of England
London
New York Bank
Wnete
Fe- Reserve Oystem
U. S. 1 Stesl Corporation
National City Bank
Millionaire exbank chief ordered to pay bank losses
Boston reports Judge orders Max Mitchell former president of Cosmopolitan Trust to pay 1,006,000 as his share of losses from the bank collapse. The Cosmopolitan was closed with other banks years earlier by Bank Commissioner Joseph C. Allen amid irregularities. The decree followed action by the bank commissioner to adjust the claim against Mitchell.
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Boston
Max Mitchell
Cosmopolitan Trust Company of
Waut
State Supreme Court
Cosmopolian
Joseph C. Allen
Roy A. Hovey
Mitchel
Mitchell
Supreme Court
More Paint With Higher Output Reported In Country
George H. Manning reports Department of Commerce figures show Pyroxy lin varnishes and lacquers produced in far greater quantities in the first half of 1925 than earlier periods. Total paint and varnish output rose, with pyroxylin products surging ahead. increases ranged from 3.1 to 241.1 percent depending on the product category versus late 1924 and early 1924 benchmarks.
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Washington
Ovi
Department of Commerce
United States
Connecticut patents issued September 29 1925 list
A compact roll of patent grants issued September 29 1925 compiled by Wooster & Davis notes inventors and locations across Connecticut. Items include ingot mold, transmission brake, door frame attachment, focusing device, hair curling device, compass, tanning composition, belt attachment for motor vehicles, radiator valve, lace design, weeder tooth attaching means, signal light, and other machinery. Also mentions market tone and refinery outlook for October in the Mid-Continent area.
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Wooster & Davis
Bridgeport
Frederick A. Black
Ingotmold
David Blumnhers
Henry C. Long
West Hartford
Nicholas Miller
Hartford
Thomas FP. Cooney
Mew Haven
Charles H. Bedell
Fheatric Boat Company
New London
Compass
Thoma Blackadder
Newtown
Thert ‘T. Routhier
New Britain
Richard L. Wilcox
Waterbury Parre
Foundry & Machine
Charles Wartenders
Union City
Camagnor
Goodyea
Metalie Rubber Shoeco
Nagatuck
Dictanhone Corporation
Thidgeport
David B. Decker
South Norwalk
Victor Mossberg
Goshen
Screw Rivers
Irving Fisher Weekly Index Shows Wholesale Prices and Purchasing Power
Irving Fisher's weekly index tracks 200 commodities and purchasing power relative to 1913. The report highlights May 1980 price peaks at 147 percent above prewar values, and notes publishing via new methods described in The Making of Index Numbers.
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Irving Fisher
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Pollak Foundation For Economic Research
Newton 68
Mass
Dun
War Industries Board
Workers Share In Increasing Prosperity Continues
The United States Employment Service reports a growing prosperity reflected by a present labor surplus in nine states and good conditions in thirteen. Northern New England, Ohio, Indiana, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas and Arkansas show excess labor supply, while shoe and textile industries show improvement. Pittsburgh district notes healthier iron and steel activity with highway, building, and municipal projects sustaining demand and steady employment ahead. Unemployment remains small due to seasonal factors.
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United States Employment Service
Stax
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Michigan
Kansasirinia
Whorida
Wyoming
Nevada
Idlaho
Montana
California
Oregon
New England
Ohio
Indiana
Alabama
Oklahoma
Texas
Arkansas
U.S
Ias
Pittsburgh
Bad Weather Suppresses Market Trading and Gasoline Record
Bad weather slowed fruit and vegetable trading with limited buyers on the market while butter and eggs held steady and prices rose for certain fruits. A Washington dispatch reports a record August gasoline production of 972,689,000 gallons, up from July and August 1924, with 68,709,000 barrels of crude produced daily and stocks at about 1.548 billion gallons.
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Wasthington
United States
Bureau of Mines
California
Rocky Mountain
Rockies
Slids
Canada
Rail earnings show big gains for leading roads
An analysis of earnings from sixteen major railroads for the first eight months compares with 1924 and indicates increases across the board. The Seaboard Air Line is projected to post the largest rise in earnings per share, exceeding 200 percent, followed by the New Haven and Chicago and Northwestern, each over 100 percent.
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New York
Upward Move in Bond Market Is Week's Feature
New York reports show a broadening stock buying interest and steady bond activity led by U S Steel and motor shares despite firmer money rates. The Fed held rediscount rate, French debt funding talks influenced prices, and large bond issues absorbed into markets amid normal weekly volume.
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New York
Federal Reserve Bank
General Motors
Hudson and Glorryster
Dodge
U. S. Steel
Bakers
Ienv
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange. Com
Rosses
Es Pees
Germany
Rhine-Mar Danube
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Bridgeport Telegram
Ve. Cote
Adare
Nelleweenie
Wileham Street
Noble
Reesdbeldige
Paan
Dhimima
Alpine
Boon
Wlectars
Appa
Thomas F White
Voters
Central Ave
Christina Ann
W Aitken
French Street
Bennett
Fremont Street
Mary
Judson Williams Bennett
Tutvars
Anna C
George W. Clark
Fairview Avenue
Park Cemetery
Union Cemetery
New Haven Conn
New Haven
Lakeview Cemetery
Devon
Charles A. Elliott
Glaston Hlhett
Spring Street
Cheshire
Hoar
Miltoré
Weston H. Hoar
George J. H and Son
Broad Street
Milford
Milford Cemetery
Mquitton
Jamis McQulion
Berwyn Street
Charles L. Dennis
Gallagher & Gallagher Undertakers
Fairield Ave. Barnum
Mark
Dodge Brothers
George H. Manning
Rar
Irving Fisher’s Weekly Index
Areetoo l Ives
Commissioner of Agriculture
State of
Mcintosh Janes
N.Y
Bartett
Alicante
Mission Boat
Associated Gas Electric Company
E. B. Merritt & Co. Inc
Main
Chapel Street
Fidelity Loan Corp
Middle ST. Corner John
John and
Wall Streets
Joint Stock Land Bank
BREF
Stone,Prosser &Doty Investment Securities
William Street
New York City
Nnd
State of Connecticut
United Loan Corp
Pairfield Ave
Hawley Bing
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