Houses For Sale with Distinctive Interior Details
An advertisement lists a property with distinctive features including a living room a sun porch and den. It mentions nearby amenities and closet space as selling points.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1920
Page
21
An advertisement lists a property with distinctive features including a living room a sun porch and den. It mentions nearby amenities and closet space as selling points.
Multiple listings show 1 to 10 room single and multi family houses across Stratford Sumner, Capital, Bem P Sato and Whitney avenues with features like steam heat gas electric and cement basements. Includes Barnum Terrace sale notices and an opportunity auction for one and two family homes. Contact details and prices noted with various lot sizes and terms.
A noisy jumble of listings shows used cars, parts, and repair services. Cars include a 1920 335 standard Eight sedan and a 1919 Hudson coach. dealers tout bargains at Fairfield Ave and Noble streets. Private owners advertise touring cars, roadsters, and chasis with prices, plus repair shops offer overhaul and tires.
Died Burrele of Cornellad B Burret aged 1 year 2 months with funeral plans from St Lite Church and Mountain Grove Cemetery. Milford death of Prudence Hositson widow of the late Jesapa Thoritson mother of Courtright family services at 39 Broad alraet. Stephen Sheridan obituary notes funeral at No 407 William Street and St Charles Church with interment at St Michael's Cemetery. Automobile cortege mentioned.
Card of thanks to friends and neighbors for sympathy and aid after the loss of our beloved husband and Kier. Grateful for kindness shown by Bonniital Tendsokéna and those who helped us endure the sorrow. Thane, Adolph Berckhemer, and Mrs. Tonies A. Both.
Washington report shows operating income of large telephone firms up by more than 8.3 million for the seven months ended July from the prior year, despite a July decline of about 356 thousand. The seven month total reached 47.273 million compared with 43.992 million last year.
Liberty bond values shown for New York on October 19 with quotes for several issues including First 4s, Second 4s, Third 4s, Fourth 4s and Victory bonds. traders note price moves and yields with figures such as 89.50 for First 4s and 9.50 for First 4 1-43, reflecting market activity and demand.
Milford voters yesterday included 1675 new registrations with 1325 women among them. Of the women, 1082 aligned with Republicans and 143 with Democrats. men split with 236 Republicans and 39 Democrats. undeclared voters totaled 158 women and 75 men.
Bridgeport bankers Bromwell Casuite Cars L O Brier and Albert W Tremain travel to Washington for the American Bankers Association annual convention. They represent First Bridgeport National Bank North End Bank and Trust and American Bank and Trust Company.
Thirteen permits totaling 43 200 were issued at last night’s building committee meeting. Projects include a one family house at 409 Exeter Street, a root-trim addition at 350 Boston Avenue, three family dwellings at 211 193 158 Midland Street and 198 200 Pepler Street, and a second door change at 640 Howard Avenue. Also listed are a one story addition at 196 Barnum Avenue, alterations at 129k State Street, a framed store at 66 Madison Avenue, a two story brick building at south side Boston Avenue, attic floor change at 1107 Linden Street, and a two family dwelling at Sandy Herskimer Avenue.
A leaked telegram from a Democratic chairperson in Chicago predicts a 200 electoral vote victory for Harding and a Senate majority for Democrats. Ohio is assured Cox Roosevelt support, with Texas and western states viewed as safe for democracy. Republican leaders grow anxious while Democratic campaign insiders anticipate strong two-week ballot momentum.
NORWICH Conn Oct 19 For the first time since her trial for first degree murder in the killing of Dr Herbert Tetlow began Mrs Mabel Alice Kenyon collapsed under nervous strain Unable to see anyone at the New London county jail a fever sent for a physician Officials described her condition as serious and the trial was adjourned until Comestow Herbert Rethoun will resume questioning on her stand The state plans to press testimony from Michael Scanlan Westerly medical examiner and Patrolman Fre Wheeler Pawcatuck as to the shooting confession and motive for the killing
The Grand Encampment of the I O F of Connecticut held its annual session in Bridgeport. Grand Bastrarch Oscar L. Burdtex reported 1,122 admissions and a net gain, with 6,920 members across 86 subordinate encampments. Officers were elected, and New Haven will host the next encampment. Governor Cox was expected to attend, with plans for a large rally and street parade in Bridgeport.
Police report two arrests for traffic violations last night. Lola Paterno, 27, of George Street, cited for parking over twenty minutes in restricted territory. Michael R. Goduto, 184 Park Street, detained for drunkenness after an attempt to resist arrest. a second man, too intoxicated to identify, was taken into custody.
Twenty five local physicians attended the Fairfield County Medical Association meeting held yesterday at the Hotel Green in Danbury. Dr William A LaField and Dr C D Patterson read papers. other attendees included Dr C Calvin Dr E B Ives Dr H La Baron Peters Dr C G Godfrey Dr George H Warner Dr C Laverty Dr P W Bal Dr E B Wason Dr H V Lamhert and Dr Frank F Y Stevens.
Republican workers canvassed city districts as meetings were held in each club to begin the preliminary effort. Officials expect new voter lists including women to be ready soon, with current lists still in use until December 27.
Obituary notices report Daniel Jord’s funeral from 2218 Lindley Street and St Patrick’s Church. Other obituaries include Stephen Sheridan of 11th Street, widow Mrs A C Sheridan, and Berthe Maurits of 40 Bay Street. Services at St Michael’s Cemetery and St Patrick’s were conducted by local priests. pallbearers listed, interments planned as per family convenience.
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