Furnished Rooms and Lodging Options Listed Nearby
A vintage classified-style page lists multiple furnished rooms and boarding options in Stratford, Bridgeport, and surrounding towns. Advertisements describe front rooms with water, light housekeeping, and private baths, plus two room suites and single or double rooms in private homes, with contact details and prices. Also present are public notices from tax assessors and the Public Utilities Commission regarding year 1922 procedures and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areone
Fairfield Ava
Marshington Terrace
Main St
Stratford
CL. Yoonts
Suis
S.evensona
Holter Stratford Ave
Algo Bellroom
Alldag Fam
Aq Courtland
John St
Smythe
Harriet ST
Noble
Park Ave
Nate
Widespread Household Goods Ads in Local Listings
Multiple classified notices advertise furniture and home goods for sale in various locations including 167 West Ave and 285 State St. Entries list dining suites, bedsteads, dressers, chests, cabinets, rugs, stoves, and room furniture from numerous sellers. Also shown are rooms for rent and board in private homes with brief contact details.
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West Ave
Aining
Tugsaire
State St
D. P- Keane
Etrol
Ers
Basainettes
Berkshire
G. Tous
Gilbert St. Fox
Lyon
Anticé
Sfici
St. Black
Alanson Road
Axminster
Ugs
Efrigersiar
Seabright Ave
Bar
Le—S
Performland
Usra North
Renstein Rachen
Longview Ave
Grasmere
Caiy
Moor Face
Nishinas
Paralle St
Southport
Fries
Maillard
J. Jultn
Tivenson Ave
Conn
Norman St
City’s youngest golfer born to golfing family
The article profiles 17 month old HN Bupron of 779 East Main, praised as the city's youngest golfer. His parents, both golfers, are teaching him basic strokes as he watches his father and begins to master short putts. The family plans to prepare him for future competition.
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Ita Etty
HN Bupron
East Main Airnet
Thazhamly
Golf
Elaly
Batty
Jie Inks
Dhe
Usdenn Zolfere
Heavenly Eves Ailss
Chey
Milford Police Board Names Platt to Seat
Platt was appointed a member of the Milford Police Board by the Board of Police Commissioners. The Democratic Town Committee recommended him at a meeting last week. The Will office noted October 2 as a date of interest. The Board of Selectmen received Harry W. Clark’s resignation from the Police Board. Republican committee plans to endorse a replacement candidate.
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Milford
Obituaries From Stratford Area Amid 1922 Notices
A string of death notices and funeral details from Stratford and nearby towns lists names such as Sereno G. Allen and Edith Moody Judson, with ages from 64 to 82, and addresses in Westport, Shelton, Monroe, and Bridgeport. Services are noted at Riverside Cemetery Willow Brook and Church of the Nativity, with interment at local cemeteries and reference to local residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford
Ue Unten
Neva
Thurscar
Marcunt Gault
Leach Road
Westport
Conti
Shelton
Edward Hurd
Monroe
Cond
Gtd
Vudson
Edith Moody
David Henry Judéon
Brooklyn N. Y
Church of the Nativity
Bridgeport
Ellen Josephine
Sylvanus de Locke
Murvend
Thursde
E Grove Cemetery
Y Vark
Tia Conn
Ate Sarin
Sula
Mig
Togelleo
Renesel
Ingge
Rem
William
Balance
M. Prince
Election Notice of Palrtind Town Republican Caucus
Republican party voters in Palrtind Town will meet Monday at 8 o clock Standard Time to nominate candidates for all town offices. The election will be held October 2, 1922, by order of the party’s county committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgerpor
Common Council
Cliy Ea
Bridgeport
Board of Relief
Prank J. Hearn
Aaron Wittstein
Fairgeld
Gworp
Tae
Cts
Seppenser
T Aganizers
Ing Life
Port Ofhiee
Peeniclé
Sens
Switzer Drug Store
Southport
Old Michels
Filla
Avs
Aogaton Nemecehy’s
Old Straineid
Hana
Board of 4Ssesstars
Fairniedd
Fairfield
Se Public Utilities
Connectioun Dorkey No
Bedgeport Hydrauiic Company
Hartford
Mrnday
Caan
Mead
Public Utilities Commission
Menrypf
Billings
Inotice
Cangus
Crneve
Pie Republian
Palrtind
Mondiye Sey
O'Clool P
App
Jtspatitean
Fawn Ou
Lee
Many Feared Lost In Sound Storm
A sound storm swept the harbor area causing boats to be driven from moorings and hindering rescue efforts. Captain Insuc Powell led searchers aboard the Metorbouc Lenk while Captain A B Fuller and others aided in recovery. Alfred Gligin, tied to a Philadelphia family, returned to shore after a perilous night as rescuers feared for missing people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jjeuyy Iin
Apts
Yachbonun
Rizee
Insuc Powell
Metorbouc Lenk
Stamford Storm Devastates Town and Fears for Lives
A sudden coastal storm lashed Stamford Connecticut causing extensive property damage along Long Island Sound. Homes and trees were toppled, streets flooded, and several people reported missing as crews searched the area. A party of four Stamford residents was reported missing after traveling by boat in the Sound. Hail the size of a man’s hand fell at Sound Beach. hail and falling debris caused further hazards. Emergency crews and local authorities coordinated searches and assessments of damaged property, with reports indicating multiple people possibly injured or lost.
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Atamford
Conn
Stamford
Maven
Yan Tien
Arthur Hater
Teebers Bull
Eiling
Ata
Lae
Sound Beach
Hubert D
New York
Kate Grimly
Orchard Street
Stanford
Shigeean Point
En Lang Jaland
K. Dalte
Stamford Conlert
Greenwich Damages Hit Town in Severe Outage
A rare and severe storm caused extensive property damage in Greenwich and neighbouring areas. Blackouts affected Greenwich and nearby Cos Cob with trees and telegraph poles down and services disrupted. residents, including Witlard and Maria Smith, faced shocks amid the chaos as the town suffered widespread havoc and financial losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gameswick
Greenwich
Witlard
Maria Smith
Pio
Bluse
Olje Jrorer
Severe electrical storm disrupts city amid heavy rain
A violent electrical storm struck the area causing widespread outages and traffic disruption. Wires, trees, and telegraph poles were toppled, delaying repairs by telephone and telegraph companies. In sports, Sam Hyman defeated Danforth in a Western League game, while Day’s second outing yielded fourteen strikeouts.
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Coscor, Som. &—Speciali
Haiyconea
Egee
Hyman
Danforth
Sam Hyman
Georgetown
South Paw
Ty Cobb
Dave Darfarth
Farmer Brown
Marks Jackson Bout Postponed by Weather
Weather postpones the Marks Jackson lightweight bout between Bly Matha of Toronto and Willa Jackson of New York at Eaters Field Brooklyn. No new date set. postponed to a future match.
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York
Bly Matha
Willa Jackson
New York
Fbters Field
Hrooklyn
Rail union heads summoned to meet
Reports from New York say a conference of railroad shopmen leaders and union officials is planned to discuss a proposed end to the nationwide strike. Officials deny any meeting with railroad executives or a formal plan, while other cities report varied confirmations and denials from labor and railway bodies.
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Rail Union
Paiwiyeteratives
New York
Settieten
Inter Aids
Dls
John J Dowd
Benator Borah
Ng Danner
Wickerson
WA Tolowsy “Gn
100
Palt Road
Jhopmen
Teikea
iMetropolitan
Isaac
Haltimore
John Leece
Cillengo
Baltimore
Henry F. Browning
Gallacre Federation
Apor
B. M- Jewell
Haltigiers
Mr. Jewell
Buffate
Tewel
Bieltimore
Tce
Budmorg
Che Oat
Sertteeca
Cleveland
Gervyice Breathers
Stone
Hevertion
Aremen
Enginemn
Ahg
W. G. Slate
Dhe
Boston minister chosen Episcopal Church head
The 47th triennial gathering of the Protestant Episcopal convention opened in Portland with clergy from many counties and states attending. The Rev. Alexander Maan of Trinity Church, Boston, was unanimously elected president of the House of Deputies as the convention began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Episcopal Church
Portland
Ort
Episconel
United States
Alexandes Maan
Trinity Church
Sostoy
House of Geyaties
Attack on Mail Carrier Sparks City Police Action
Police report a man named McPhee assaulted a mail carrier near the Southport post office, striking with force and destroying clothes. The carrier defended himself and the assailant was arrested. a government interference charge is expected. Also noted are local residents returning from winter residences and visitors from Spokane spending two weeks in town.
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McPhee
New York
WN. AG
McPhew
Hoa Mail
Aiece
Charme Onal Tin Coe
Wan
Gavy
Fred Hunt Not Reappointed Yet At Bridgeport High
Fred Al Hunt of Bridgeport High School has not been reappointed for the entire term yet, but a vote is expected soon. Students and Red and Black followers praise his coaching, noting improvements in football basketball and baseball over four years and hoping for a strong fall season with his return.
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Fred al Hunt
Coagh Wi
Bridgeporiigh School
Hunt
Lue
Lyon Lerrace School
Snc
Afl Orders. Fostbal
Park City
Teresie Hunt
Boas
Munt
Crone
Sasketball
Casebailee
New England
Made & Hood
Luwt Speing Ad
Onany
Nutghers Hunts
Body of man killed in auto crash identified
Unclaimed body of Albert Memmilo, believed to have died in August auto accident near New Haven. Police trace relatives as officers report a missing identification card and listed address errors. Residence and other details appear garbled, but investigators pursue next of kin while the case remains open.
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New Haven
Albert Memmilo
Addruys
Bert
Hig
Stellwe
Avenue
Goaney
Andresvey
T. T. Lynch
Bristol Woman Dies After Auto Crash In Bristol
Bristol reports the death of Mrs Gharly Stewart at Hartford hospital from injuries suffered in a car crash on Monday night when a car driven by her son struck a stone wall. She was 42 and leaves a husband and two children.
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Southport
Spt
Panes Hirraday
Asault
Lath Sichols
Bouthnert
Nichola
Orton
Bristol
Gharly
Stewart
Hartford Hospital
Forty Seven Report Clarksburg WV Grid Workouts
Clarksburg September 8 report shows fifty seven candidates reporting to Gr. C G. W. Spears for the initial workout for the West Virginia University football squad. Twenty men were last year’s varsity. many first and second year players present. Estimated seventy will report over two weeks.
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Clarksburg
W. Va
Gr. CG
W. Spears
West Virginia University
Guide 69 Hears Murder Confession in Yarmouth Court
In Yarmouth Nova Scotia Omar P. Raleyin, 69, faced court as he read a confession alleging he killed 49 year old housekeeper Winna Grow. The crime involved gasoline and assault, with details read aloud during proceedings.
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Yarmouth
N.S
Omar P. Raleyin
Kulde
Winna
Girl Missing Twin Sister From Whelan Mystery
Jessie Whalen, 43, seeks missing twin sister Ramet who vanished from East Side area. Neighbors gathered near the Whalen home hoping for news as friends and relatives described the girl, last seen wearing a black canton crepe dress with lavender braids, about five feet one inch tall and 145 pounds.
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Jessie Whalen
Whalen
Sra
Helghe
Walens
Hunters Ask 70 Aid Survey This Fall
American and Canadian authorities request a survey on agitation and have entered with the Palatka County Fair to open financing for the season. Opening day is set for September 1 in this state, with restrictions reflecting federal rules. Hunters who have ventured out report mixed results and some yellowed plumage observed among birds migrating northward.
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American and
Canadien
Palsfiell
Game Association
Allute
Buinders
Dean
Obituary notices for Margaret Murray and Annie I Mincad
The obituary reports the funeral and burial arrangements for Mrs. Margaret Murray Milbury and Mrs. Annie I Mincad. Services are noted for Stratford, Riverside cemetery in Shelton, and Monro, with multiple family survivors listed. Funeral times are set for tomorrow afternoon.
Hoover Wires Lake on Fuel Shortage Meeting
Governor Lake referred to Lafe Fuel Administrator Thomas W. Russell the telegram from Secretary Verey Hoover about the fuel emergency conference in Philadelphia. Russell said he would attend with Deputy Administrator C Wy dogies. The conference could influence whether a special Connecticut general gas station price power would be enacted.
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Hartford
Governor Lake
Lafe
Thomas W. Russell
Verey Hoover
Russell
Prigu
Ops Jnion
Swallows Fly Paper Infant Hospital Observation
Frank Foot two years old was taken from his home on St Bailly Street to St Vincent Hospital where he remains under observation for unclear conditions. No immediate effects noted. report mentions prior confusion and lack of clear diagnosis.
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Frank Foot
Rome
St Bailly Street
St. Vincent Hospital
Penn football coach to take 53 players to Mount Gretna
University of Pennsylvania head coach John W. Helaman announced plans to take fifty three players to Mount Gretna for three weeks of preliminary football practice starting tomorrow Captain Jonathan K Posse Miler is already there.
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Philadelphia
John W. Helaman
University of Pennsyvania
Mount Gretna
Jonathan K. Posse
Miler
Post Publishers Commended for Safety Campaign
Commissioners praised Post Publishers for a safety drive at city crossings in Bridgeport. Thomas J Lavery and others were named as special officers to assist the Board of Commissioners with road safety, motor cycle costs, and device studies.
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POST
Thomas J. Ae
Bridge
Pest Publishing Company
Taman Ife
Ryan and
Pardy
Wien al
Milford
Comminsleg Purdy
Thomas J. Lavery
Albert BL
Norway's King Not Allied With Socialist Party
In a Sept editorial, Tidéns Toro clarifies that King Haakon did not ally with the Socialists. the cabinet itself seeks and receives majority backing in the Storthing. The article stresses the king acts as chief executive, not partisan influencer, and bears no responsibility for government acts.
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Christiania
Neta
Tidéns ‘Toro
Cabyinet
Socialist Party
Storthing
Communistic
Atri
Nore Way
Haakon
Ofpbe
Emhe
Fire Endangers Block in Chicago Near Loop
Fire threatened an entire block of factory buildings just north of the Loop between Clark and Kinzel streets. A general alarm drew most city apparatus, flames fed by a southwest wind from a chemical-filled building, and after about an hour the blaze was under control.
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Chicago
Loop
Clark and Kinels Streets
Fghts
French Insurance Promises to Prevent Not Marrying
Paris reports a Paris insurance company launches a scheme to insure women against remaining unmarried and a rival firm offers to protect men by insuring young boys against marriage, with double premium if children result. The noisy idea reflects sensational press coverage of marriage fears and insurance schemes.
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Paris
Boya Agalaat
Chidsen Hesalt
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Casey
Trumbus
Smal
J. MM
Lowery
Doherts & Lanener
Jay
Marcagee
Movursros
Grauner
Wurtield
Carroll, State Realty Co
Main St. Roan
Uood
Watson
Wigan
Emann
Prise St
Gow
Plummer Typewriter Exchange
Fairfield Ave
Dave Davis
Fae Pearainges
U.S
winstyaRe
Nouse
Ishind Brook Avenue
Russell E Lomas
Orange St
Liberty
Joseph Putsla
Thompson St
Clark, Lenox Ave
Senwartz
Surat
Mra
Julia
Pembroke
Stratford Ave
H. Delamares
Birds & Peisee
Walke
Been Farrets
W. Peck
Gu Lomure
Ford
Phong Scrat
Boston Ave
Garral Ave
Angeires
Bergen
Harral
Agnue
Lace Son
Miemogue Yacht Club
Seaven Ave
B'pert
Roone Stratford
Litchfield Hills
Elizabeth H. Camp
New Preston
D. Woody Foome& and Board
Sherwood Ave
Lenox Ave
West West End
Hopmanf Board
Sentleman
Tika
City
Ile" Buileon
Platt
Milford Police Board
Toszph L
Hughes & Chapman Co
Bridgepery Cons
Capitan
A. B. Fuller
Dilla
Ole Bouts
J. Fo Ham
Sullio
H. C. Weldlich
Heuy
Fred Converse
Lew
Alfred Gligin
Phlidelphia
Walter Wheeler
Academy Hill
Giipin
Newport
Laiphear
Che Ee
Jersey City
Noo
Bem
Central Labor Union
Hudson
N. J
Samuel Goumpers
American Pedaraton of Labor
Strikie Ecacivoud
Chesies J. Jennings
Atlantic City
Trevor
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Plrts
Federation
Indus
Counpel
Shipa
Atack O Mall Carre
Miend Stirs
Jam Smith
Hartor Road
Woodlawn
Ernest Trustow
Harker Read
Adirondacks
Eynar Hansen
Spokane
Wanh
Damed Brown
Mainsiren
Mr. Hansen
Salithport
Fred Hunt
Whelan
Manne
Margaret Murray
Margaret Milburhy
Mason
Alexander Alison
Ariington
X. J. Ter
Mary Elizabeth Siescon
Mare
1Stratford
Fred H. Gueevin
Morrislawn
Nida
Herbert Grandage
R. Retfect
Shetton
Annie Ro
Annie I. Mincad
Edward Blard
Monroc
Mary
Daria Erward
Aixiel
Martha Macathur
Teurmhill
August G. Bakes
Stratford Anie
Reg Mull Cemetery
Hoover Wires
Ko Wax
Fred
Corbally
Rodarta
Iang Bawaré J. Redhy
Board of Reersation
Hyreegh
Parte
Pminnaxan
Dana
Mao
Jia
Flanagan
Harley Daidoon
George Elawleyn
Patco
Landay
D’ Ayer
Police
Norway
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