Antique furniture and junk buyers offered across city
Various ads state shops buy and sell second hand furniture stoves and junk. Listings show collectors and pawnbrokers at multiple streets including Main St State St Cannon St East Main St and Bar Bar Bar 6273 2. They advertise high prices and cash for old gold jewelry waste paper and bottles. Some entries offer repairs upholstery and antique furniture services.
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C. Oppenheim
Hes Math St. Xoble Tose
Gaalalctioneer
Danel Keane
Main ‘St
Barnum
Bridgeport
Franke St
Har
Hiatal Reliable Furniture Co
Reliable Furniture Co
East Main St
W. Eddy
Cannon St
Phong
Johnson & “Middlebrook
Main St
Knowlton ST
Tel
Uma FRANCIS J _DION
Pbought
State St. Barnum
Ig Richs
Thede Island Furniture Co
H. & Ro Co
Tom ‘Thur Stuartt
Pata
Ted Springs
Mattreas
Stare Sth
Hubbell
Aisan
Pista
FE “A Janel
Ward Ave
Kats
Renee
Eee Petrias
Ghat Mennicy
George Dukas
State St
Tridgeport Auto Repair Shop
Sir Hallett
Gia Yall
Gottlieb
Furnt- Tish
Black Rock
Gaspar
Pine St Ber Se
Fodeman
Seven Sailors Lost In Courageous Sea Tragedy
Continued from Page One. Waves battered ship doors as pumps clogged. Water rose, boilers out, boats used. Captain stayed aboard as hull broke up. Seaside Park wreckage drew crowds. Tompkins, 150 by 28, owned by McAllister Lighterage, Elizabethport to New York. Missing: Captain Thomas Le Count, John Kane, Harry Artenan, Michael Kaplinsky, George Flythe. Rescued: M H Broadhurst, John Tusnell, Albert Steckles, Harry Forrest, B Ll Fleange, Joseph Tremanas, Alex Wasiliwski. Also: schooner Parl Colloden on Grass Island rocks near Perth Amboy harbor.
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Penfield
Bridgeport
Seaside Park
Steeplechase Island
Robert McAllister
Tompkins
McAllister Lighterage Company
State Street
New York City
Singer Company
Elizabethport
N. J
LaCount
Thomas le Count
New York
John Kane
Brooklyn
Joseph Tremanas
Alex Wasiliwski
Elizabeth
Schwab Refuses to Answer Questions On Open Shop Charges
New York December 1 Charles M Schwab chairman of Bethlehem Steel refused to answer questions today or explain charges before the Lockwood Legislative Housing Committee that his company fought for the open shop by not accepting orders from builders employing union labor. The same practice was alleged against United States Steel Corporation.
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New York
Charles M Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Lockwood Legislative Housing Committee
United States Steel Corporation
British Tried To Influence Policies In 1917 Mission
Washington December 15 William Denman of San Francisco first chairman of the Shipping Board testified before the House committee investigating the board. Denman said his insistence on shipping board independence from English influence led to his resignation from the chairmanship.
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Washington
United States
Shipping Board
William Denman
San Francisco
House
Denman
Burglary Report At South End Market
E Jerzynsceristeris proprietor of the South End market at 320 Tran isan avenue reports burglars entered last night through a rear window and stole a quantity of groceries.
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E. _Jerzynsceristeris
South End
Tranisan Avenue
Lawbreakers active in Bridgeport with no arrests
Bridgeport precincts reported no arrests last night while eight liquor law cases dominated the City court docket. A compact item of municipal crime shows active violation patterns with no immediate enforcement outcome recorded.
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Bridgeport
Gas company revenue under fire over service charge case
The Consumers League pressed its case against Bridgeport Gas Light before the Public Utilities Commission in Hartford claiming the 50 cent monthly service charge is unfair and shifts costs to small users. Gas company attorney David Day argued true costs exceed $6 per customer and a blanket price rise would hurt big users and reduce overall gas use.
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Consumers League
yeser_ay
Bridgeport Gas Light Company
Public Utilities Commission
Hartford
Lavery and
Finkelstone
James Fahey
Fred Brewer
Charles Treedman
Carpenters and
Bakers Unions
Peumoners
David S. Day
Day
Ralph HR. Munson
Ste
Lukens Steel Cuts Wages for 2000 Employees in 25 Percent Reduction
In Katesville Pennsylvania on December 15, Lukens Steel announces a 25 percent wage cut for all over 2000 workers starting January 1. Overtime is eliminated, daily hours set to nine. Lukens is the first major steel firm to enact a straight wage reduction.
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Katesville
Lukens Steel Company
Taday
Lukens Company
Trial of Rizzio Benuno for Robbery at Connors Clothing Store
In Hartford court Judge George E. Hinman presides over the ongoing trial of Mike Rizzio and Joe Benvino for the Connors Clothing Store burglary on State Street. Witnesses include Nicolo Pisonella who has pleaded guilty and testified of revenge plans. Camella Barletta testified he saw no loot on back door exit as the suspects fled to a car. shots were fired and a shirt bundle found in evidence. Prohibitionists plan Hartford wake style banquet on January 15 in memory of J Barleycorn.
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Mike Rizzio
Joe Benevino
Connors Colthing
State Street
George E. Hinman
Nicolo Pisonella
Camella Barletta
Connors
Park Board Sets Budget Plan and Leadership
The Park Board last night named President George M. Eames and Secretary B. F. Cooney to a budget committee for next year. They aim to avoid new work this year to keep taxes low. Mayor Wilson will oversee the election of Louis Kutscher’s successor as his term expires this month. Kutscher has served on the board since six years after succeeding the late Frederick Shaller. A saloonkeeper, John Syadkosay of 722 Railroad avenue, was arrested today on liquor law charges, taken to the Third precinct, released on $200 bond, and will appear in City Court tomorrow.
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Park Board
George M. Eames
B. F. Cooney
Louis Kutscher
Wilson
Kutscher
Frederick Shaller
John Syadkosay
Railroad Avenue
Third Precinct
Syadkosay
Constantine at Venice arrives safely and sails for Greece
Constantine of Greece Queen Sophia and the royal family reached Venice from Lucerne and proceeded aboard the Greek cruiser Avaroff for their voyage home. The notice also lists upcoming dances at local venues with times and instructors.
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Venice
Constantine
Greece
Sophia
Lucerne
Avaroff
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