For Sale Houses In Park Avenues Area 1927 Prices
Real estate ads tout various houses in Park Avenues and nearby streets listing price ranges from 5200 to 9100 cash options. Descriptions mention garages, two to four family setups, and location notes in the Augustine section with mixed terms about improvements and taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Avenues
St Augustine's
James T Nell
Strattort
Bridgeport
Peter
Clark & Son
State & Lafayette St A
Stratford
Warner Shade
Browbridge
Dais
Stestford
Dar Gainge
Brice
Addresa
Paner Zoofamile
Comsti Hay In
Fairfield
Rnaldential
Acction Bengale
Huilder
Call Noble
Bet
Mel Byom
Long Hill
Trtin
Bank Mortrage
Cor
State & Latorite St & Ron Aiocuse
Darfur
Iedge
Pratt
Louis Ngunelt
Merry
Byris
Johnson
Oakland Street
SUN Atrordlus Itrom Cotta
Eerste
Ianon
Macedail
Perley
Riverside Moves to Ban Outsiders From Lake Zoar
Newtown, Sept 11. Riverside seeks exclusivity at Lake Zoar with residents only for fishing and swimming. An 11 member committee of Riverside property owners will draft restrictions while contemplating forming a Riverside borough. G R Brown chaired the temporary committee as realty firm withdrawal triggered the meeting.
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Newtown
Riverside
Lake Zoar
Soule-Roberts Corporation
Wecb
G. Rf. Browh
Died Berxarn Edwardian Death Notices in Connecticut City
Died notices from Connecticut towns list multiple individuals with dates September 1927. Extelia Helmiken and others are named with their residences, funeral times, and burial places in St Michael's and nearby cemeteries. Names include Willis Botsford, Mary Duck, Emma Cornelia Johnson, John Klein, John Louis, Sylvanus Mallett, John H Mayne, Frank Langers, Julia Strecker, Randolph Wright, and others with addresses in Bridgeport Norwalk Fairfield and surrounding areas.
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Berxarn
Extelia Helmiken
Elzear Bernard
Newfield Avenue
May Dumphy
DeKalb Avenue
St. Anthony's Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Hotsford
Fairfield
Conn
Mary
John Duck
Pembroke Street
St. John’s
George Heskis
Harbor Avenue
Park Cemetery
Loui
John David Louis
Sarah Mallon
George Street
Lakeview
Mallett
Easton
Sylvanus S. Mallett
Wilmot and West, Inc
Lafayette Street
Bridge
Oaklawn
Mayne
John H Mayne
Seaview Avenue
Nils
Fatr' Flela Woods Dist
Mountain Grove Cemetery
New Haven
Connecticut
Wright
Norwalk
Suneay
Randolph Wright
Bunnell Street
Blesand Sacrament
Book Censorship Scored By Theology Professor
Wellesley mass September reports Professor Daniel Evans of Andover Theological Seminary warned at a Babson conference that book censorship is spreading from Boston to the nation. He said the drive to censor covers sex and science, and could erase great books that fail to meet current standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Associated Press
Boston
Daniel Evans
Andover Theological Seminary
Babson Business Conference
French tennis star Borota shines in Falifiela matches
The report covers informal exhibitions at Falifiela courts featuring French players Borota Brugnon and Lucie Bedford with comments by Borota and reflections on American crowds. A notable moment includes Borota’s disputed call and deliberate double-default that swung a doubles set to the Americans amid praise for sportsmanship.
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Borota
Brugnon
Witerbee Blacker
Lawrence KB
Jennings
Faly
Bedford
Lucie Bedford
Helena Bedford
F. T. Bedford
Jean
Tennies
Boroth
Tilden
America
United States of America
U S Air Service Called Supreme
New York Sept 11 by Associated Press The combined air mail and air express services create the United States largest and most effective air transportation system Colonel Paul Henderson of Chicago president of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America said here yesterday Henderson also general manager of National Air Transport which now operates mail express and passenger routes between New York Chicago and Dallas flying over 5000 miles daily Other express services include Colonial Air Transport New York Boston Boeing Air Transport Chicago San Francisco and Western Air Express Salt Lake City Los Angeles Together these routes cover about 10600 miles daily with roughly half flown at night.
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New York
iBy Associated Press
Air Mail
Air Express
United States
Paul Henderson
Chicago
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Sald
Solonel Henderson
National Air Transport
Snes
Dalla
Unfilled Steel Orders Rise 54023 Tons in August
New York Sept 11 By Associated Press improved buying climate last month boosted unfilled orders of United States Steel Corp by 54023 tons as of August 31 Public release notes shipments lagged by 2000 to 3000 tons daily earlier in August The late surge followed Coolidges decision not to seek another term and was seen as summer demand rising despite political uncertainty
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New York
Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Coolidge
Ave
Further stock rally amid fall business season gains
New York September stock activity shows the industrial average hitting a new high as cotton prices rise about ten dollars a bale on lower government crop estimates. Wheat slips on favorable weather and a larger spring crop while call money rates spark some selling. Public utilities and groceries lead gains. Gulf States Steel dividend cools steel enthusiasm despite U S Steel unfilled orders rising over 60,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Hearing House
Gulf States
United States Steel Corporation
Engineless plane like bird created at Cocoa Beach
George B. White of Stony Brook Long Island an aviation corps veteran claims to have built a winged engineless craft at Cocoa Beach with bird like feathers and a flat planing fuselage Trials were held at night along the beach with a longest flight around eight tenths of a mile White plans a Cocoa to Cocoa flight and possibly a hop to New York City if distances nine miles are covered The craft reportedly lacks visible power and secrecy surrounds its tests
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Gocoa
Fla
Associated Presa
George B. White
Stony Brook
Long Island
U. S Army
Gocoa Beach
White
Cocoa Beach
Cocoa
New York City
Hoover Opposes Ban on Flights at Hot Springs
At Hot Springs Arkansas Secretary of Commerce Herbert Hoover arrived for a flood officials conference and voiced opposition to government regulation of long flights. He supported strict, supervised rules by a national body for hazardous aviation but said the Commerce Department should not assume sole responsibility.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Associated Pross
Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
National Aeronautical Association
Department of Commerce
Hill Taken to Ottawa for Trial in Wisconsin Charge
In Lacrosse Wisconsin on September 11 Harry Hill II, a 22 year old Streator Illinois youth, was taken by La Salle county authorities to Ottawa to face a charge of slaying his mother. The trip from Seattle to Ottawa followed stalled efforts to obtain release via a writ of habeas corpus. The father objected and Lacrosse authorities intervened to control the journey.
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Lacrosse
Wis
Harry Hill
Wenty
Tinola
Mather
Orienta Limited
la Salle County
Tlinois
Ottawa
Enoute
Seattle
Wash
Tif
Chicape
Vist Wow O'Brien
Habers Corps
All
H.C Gill
Gold Supply of Future May Shrink Says Irving Fisher
A Yale economist contends that a shrinking future gold supply could curb credit, trigger deflation, and lower prices. The Midland Bank warns of a possible shortage, urging stabilization, with historical notes from Reginald McKenna on inflation and deflation.
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Irving Fisher
Midland Bank
Reginald McKenna
Gold output and price stability under war era finance
The Midland Bank argues that world gold supply grows about 3 percent yearly, yet price stability hinges on persistent monetary gold reserves and credit control. It warns that output may fall, urging careful policy to prevent price declines and protect national living standards.
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Midiana Bank
Joseph Kitchin
Midland Bank
Mid-land Bank
Lehfeldt
Federal Reserve System
America
Ninth District Republican club outing draws mayor and officials
About 200 members attended the Ninth District Republican club annual outing at Miller's Clove yesterday afternoon. Mayor F W Behens and several city officials joined for a relaxed program of non strenuous athletic contests before leaving for the Knights of Columbus outing. Miller Muller was chairman in charge of arrangements for the gathering.
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Ninth District
Republican Club
Miller's Clove
F W. Behens
Knights of Columbus
Duke Muler
Boy crushed between wagon and stone wall
Worcester Massachusetts September 11 Paul Beronime five was killed when crushed between the rear of a wagon driven by his grandfather Noel Byron and a stone wall in the yard. The child, watching the gravel haul, tried to pass between the cart and wall as the horses moved. He died shortly after at city hospital from a skull fracture.
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Worcester
Mnes
Associated Bless
Paul Beronime
Noel Byron
Byron
City Hospital
Poice
Special Investigator to Europe Man's Death
A state attorney general investigator left for Block Island to appraise the death of a man found Friday with a neck chain and crushed skull. The deceased, about fifty, has not been identified. officials say he likely was in the water for a month. An autopsy is planned and a spectacle case in his pocket bears the name John W. Mallory of Lowell Massachusetts, not known to Lowell authorities.
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Providence
John W. Mallory
Lowell
Mass
Singer Manufacturing declares extra dividend in addition to regular payout
The Singer Manufacturing company declares an extra dividend of 350 dollars plus the regular 250 dollar disbursement payable September 30 to holders of record September 4. A pasted joke follows about a teacher asking the question What is the Order of the Bath and a child’s response about family roles.
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New York
Associated Press
Singer Manufacturing Company Today
Competition 100 Keen Is Eating Profits in Industry
New York Sept. 11 Competition is shaping American industry as firms chase volume, often at little or no profit. From 1920 to 1935, many manufacturing corporations operated without profit, with over 40 percent losing money in recent years. The piece argues restraint may yield longer prosperity and condemns both profiteers and deficit traders who price below value or cost.
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Allanlig Coast Lin Company
Rowe CO Clit Slouritoliers
Alsuffien
Rowe
NatWual Bank Buiding
Af Hridgeport
Connecticut
Ortoler, Wet
Utwelok Alm
Kuster Stand
Uneetias
Stockheldens
Canital Stork
Adel
Capid
Stark
Amonu
Dmaston Stind
Tim
Oelober
Srapertion
Taltlrance
Ft South
Street
Baltinere
Mauryland
Ynte’ Apa
Ae Ui Board of Directors
Auch
Perth
Kubserhesl
Iine
Omar
Mit
Rod Cronly
Magnus W. Alexander
New York
Associat
Levdia
Shipping Arrivals and Sailings Include Majestic and Adriatic
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures with vessels such as Majestic at Southampton and Adriatic at Queenstown heading to New York. Other ships include Vaupan from Buenos Aires to New Paris Havre and Deutschland from Southampton to Roma Genos with Sept dates and multiple ports.
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Majestic
Southampton
New York
Adriatic
Queenstown
Vaupan
Buenos Aires
Paris
Havre
Roma
Genos
Natled
London
Montcairn
Liverpool
Mons
Realtors Bankrupt as West Point Hotel Fails
Involuntary bankruptcy petition filed in Federal court against Frederick Bouthback and Alwyn Ball Inc a long established New York real estate firm The Thayer hotel at West Point failed causing 2 000 000 in losses Liabilities were 8750 000 with assets at 500 000 The petition lists claims totaling 1 946 67 Government traffic restrictions through West Point reservation are blamed for the hotel failure
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New York
Associated Press
Frederick Bouthback
Alwyn Ball, Inc
Thayer
West Point
Wirh
West Point Reservation
Copper Stays Quiet as Price Tone Holds Steady
Copper market remains quiet with domestic buyers holding off while producers seek 1314 cents per pound for electrolytic delivered. Consumers meet current needs, but sellers float for larger orders against forward plans. Moderate export demand reported at unchanged prices.
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New York
Associated Press
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