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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
23
Limited four room cottage units available in a restricted Americana community. Easy to heat and newly decorated with modern amenities. Information and keys provided by First National Bank Building contact Noble at Wallgeport Housing.
A dense Braille of rental notices lists Garden Apts Faire Field Ave and Brewster St with four to six rooms, steam heat, hot water, and modern improvements. Listings show Noble, Main, Catherine, Stratford, and Park avenues with rents from about 10 to 40 dollars, garages, and janitor service, reflecting Bridgeport housing ads from a period, with many properties at Beardsley Park, Fairfields, and surrounding streets.
Bridgeport rental classifieds describe multiple apartments with improvements including heat, gas, and modern decor. Listings cite addresses such as 132 Davennort St, 280 Main St, Madison and Perrac, and 46 Hudson St, offering six to seven room flats, furnished options, garages, and central heating. Additional entries note up-to-date amenities, electric lighting, and proximity to Seaside Park.
A cluttered ad listing discounts on linoleum floors mattresses and various furniture items. The notice promotes sold items including upright pianos, organs and radios, with prices and contact hints scattered across addresses such as 40 State Street, Sherwood Avenue and Main Street.
A garbled array of rental and board notices lists houses to rent near Broad, rooms inquire about, and boarding offers. It mentions 7 rooms, hot water, and location hints like Knapps Highway, Fairfield Avenue, and Gleneagles. plus several Lost and Found, real estate, and employment lines with various personal names and addresses.
Fragmentary funeral notice listing Mary Donovan Crowe and Minole Danekop among mourners, with addresses and church names. Includes scattered names, ages, and locations, plus burial details and family relations. The text is garbled but indicates memorial services and burial arrangements in multiple locations.
Obituary notices report the sudden death of J. Guander Gunther at his Federal Street home and the illness death of Lawrence Dice at 62 Pequonnock Street. Funeral arrangements are given for several individuals including Mrs. Cate and Sarah Wes with services at St. Augustin and St. Ann’s Church and interment at local cemeteries. Burial and memorial details include locales such as Laurealis Dinca, Lakeview, and Michsel’s Veroctery, with mention of family survivors and community associations.
A man witnesses his sister purchase liquor at a Weststay WHS grocery. He follows her and she drinks a glass of alleged whiskey, prompting a confrontation. He calls police and demands punishment for perceived wrongdoing.
City purchases land parcels on the east side for multiple new school campuses. The plan includes financing details and site selections with expected completion timelines and community impact notes.
A garbled report states Warren Granson, 20, from Grove, was seriously injured in a collision as he traveled with a companion toward Laurel. A neighboring driver, identified as Atick W Bara, allegedly struck his vehicle, causing critical injuries and prompting rescue efforts.
A fragmented memory piece lists wartime letters to Mayor Migulte and Danin Shorey, a memorial note for Indy Leraine, and several public notices from Easton and nearby towns. It references taxes due 981, assessor sessions, and registrar details amid miscellaneous obituaries and local admin items. The mosaic text includes addresses, dates, and names like Bra. A. Warren and Sally, with scattered phrases about doors, windows, and a missing child motif.
An eyewitness account describes lectures by clairvoyants and a pastor drawing attentive audiences. The text notes the sincerity of gifts, the absence of obvious trickery, and questions from attendees about deceased relatives, with comments on the evolving church stance toward spiritual ideas.
Fragmentary OCR review notes India’s turmoil and a near East crisis with references to Constantinople and Turkey. Mentions global power shifts, potential reparations, and looming wartime pressures across major regions.
Coach Robert Bisher plans to start his regulars for Centre, listing captains Roberts and Maastrian along with teammates Jones Gordy Vermuin Kubate Hattyted and Shadoat. The lineup aims to boost defense and scoring as the team faces a decisive home game.
Atlantic City report notes Tsay Brig of Ne sensefegland president of Lin eal Blushware association, an organization with about 36 per cent by the newnutecturer of the county at the Ghat station of its convent today. T. Lacesy of levgland Ohio and Prank Brorches aml Whie Graham of Wallingford Vermont were elected vice presidents, and Frederick Mitchel of New York was chosen secretary-treasurer.
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