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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1919
Page
6
Corine Gaudreau of Rochon P Q reports long suffering from indigestion and constipation improved after using Fruit-a-tives tablets. She urges others with digestion or head aches to try Fruit-a-tives, priced 50 cents a box or six for $2.50, available from dealers or Fruit-a-Tives Limited in Ou Densburg N. J.
For years druggists have noted Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer's, a kidney liver and bladder remedy. It is described as a physician's prescription strengthening medicine that helps organs perform their duties. The campaign claims the product has proven itself, is widely sold on merit, and offers samples by mail from Kilmer Co. Bridgeport readers are invited to request a sample.
A brief ad describes Sloan's Liniment easing feverish joints and swelling. It promises quick relief as liniment penetrates without rubbing, reduces congestion and inflammation, and offers affordable prices 30c 60c and 1 29.
A tip from Olga Orresbee promotes using a small amount of pure liquid silicone on a clean tooth comb to produce softer, naturally curling hair by morning. The method claims to reduce stickiness or greasiness and to work with any style.
Milford April 23 Special. A traveling government exhibition of World War relics and materiel arrives Friday April 25 at 9 am and remains until 10 am. The display includes arms, projectiles, mortars, grenades, gas masks, uniforms, depth bombs, with experts to explain. Major Camille Mazeau of the 66th Coast Artillery Corps joins the stop for a brief program.
In New York on April 23 authorities disclosed the theft of about $15,000 worth of otk from Baker & Willing warehouses at 808 West Street. Police say the thieves unlocked the front door during a busy afternoon, loaded the loot into a large truck, and disappeared without interference.
Walnut Beach April 23. A joint meeting of bonding committees formed a permanent bond to fund road improvements in Milford. A bond issue of 300900 was proposed for high way work from the Devon railroad to the resort, plus shore and other town roads. The board of finance will review the plan within two weeks, with petitions backing the plan. Also news of a spring wedding at St Marys church, Rita Cox and Edward A Walsh, and local social notes.
Washington dispatch reports President Wilson told foreign journalists last summer that Italy could not expect territory or other remuneration beyond what was justly hers for the war. He said the US would ensure no one else profits from the conflict.
Governor Holcomb urges Connecticut residents to subscribe liberally to Victory Liberty bonds to support returning soldiers, care for the disabled, and stabilize the free government after victory in the war. He recalls wartime loans, calls for national unity, and frames the fund drive as evidence of strength against disorder.
Derby Shelton April 23 Special Threats were made against Antonio Valente who is held by Derby police under Coroner Wil Mix in the Bradley death case. Valente was moved to the county jail in New Haven for safety as Coroner Mix prepares findings expected in a few days. Residents share anger over the brutal assault that killed Mrs Louise Bradley and injured her sister-in-law.
Burglars broke into Tagan Brothers store at 281 Poplar Street early yesterday morning but fled before stealing anything. Entry was gained by smashing a padlock. police found flour, coffee and canned goods piled on the floor, with several jumbled bags left behind.
Devon April 23 As yet no figures have been announced in the Victory Loan campaign but reports show canvassers at work and the drives gathering momentum Subscriptions received so far are encouraging Mrs George Secor Colonial Heights organizer of the Mulford Minute Women’s association requests every team captain and members of all teams to meet her at the home of Mrs Edgar T Clark 85 Governors avenue Milford Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at which time the Minute Women of Milford will be disbanded An interesting program has been prepared for the final ceremonies A number from Devon plan to attend the Minstrel Cabaret by Milford High School Athletic association in the town hall Friday evening April 25 Among those will take part are Laura Chamberlain Gladys Evans and Sherlan Baldwin Just one week remains in which dog owners may obtain dog licenses and unless pets are registered by May 1 an added fee of one dollar will be charged Mr and Mrs Horace S Rutland and son have returned to their Milford Point Road home after wintering in Daytona Fla During his stay in the south Mr Rutland was employed in the Daytona post office and was manager of a large LotE orchestra furnishing music for hotel guests Mr and Mrs Rutland left last fall and made the trip by motor A Devon Boys Fife & Drum corps meeting will be held at the school house Tuesday night BEAD DOR RIGGY to do your 4 plowing S47 Naugatuck Ave Taprit3-Te
Members of Pioneer and Magna Charts lodges of Sons of St. George held a double anniversary celebration at 176 Pair Field Avenue. The crowd numbered in the hundreds and featured entertainers such as E Moss G Cappa W C Muller Peter Burns James Walker and others with readings by D McIntyre a clog by CO Briggs and a concertina solo by CA Harrits. Speakers included George Woods TJ Pardy James Telford and Wood who shared Army experiences and J W Pepper who recounted his service with British troops in Arras and Cambent where he was wounded. Refreshments followed.
Joseph Minninitti of 608 Main Street charged with operating a delver's auto without a license and fined $15 after arraignment in City Court yesterday. Michael Caputo, 20, of 147 Jones Street was fined $26 for office violations of automobile laws.
Mrs Ames Doremus wife of a prominent resident of Middletown was killed and William Turner of Feoshen fatally injured when struck by an Erie train at a grade crossing in Middletown New York on April 23.
Fairfield prepares to open the fifth Liberty loan in town with director Bacon Wakeman predicting reports soon. Canvassing across all sections aims to top Fairfield’s $124,360 allotment as the War department loan exhibit attracts crowds. The town also names S Leonard Root as road commissioner with a $2,000 annual salary.
Former state officials senators and representatives will gather at the State Capitol on May 7 for the General Assembly Centennial celebration. Lieutenant Governor Clifford B Wilson and Speaker James P Walsh will address the Senate and House respectively. The day includes receptions reunions literary exercises city program and a Governor's Foot Guard concert with further details to be printed.
A large turnout from Bridgeport and Danbury Republicans rode in automobiles to a joint gathering. The Fifth District Republican club arranged buses to transport supporters to the city event celebrating a local achievement or rally.
Henry Manfey of Belfast, Maine, writes of a remedy claimed to save lives by expelling worms and improving stomach health. The advertisement promotes Dr. JF. Ime & Co and Dr. Tige’s Elis Sian, alleging long-standing efficacy and urging readers to obtain the medicine at dealers, with cost details and health claims.
Grandmother devised a life-giving mix of leaves roots and herbs named SEVEN SHARKS. A long standing remedy for indigestion constipation kidney liver and stomach troubles, promising quick bowel movement after meals. Offered at 30 cents per bottle.
An inquiry among popular movie actresses reveals hair is their chief beauty. They use a simple shampoo made with a teaspoon of canthrax dissolved in hot water, applied as a full cup, washing all hair. Hair dries quickly with uniform color, dandruff dirt and excess oil vanish, leaving fluffy, lustrous, soft hair.
Salt Lake City merchant John Held records his shoes with Neolin Soles which last long and keep wallets thinner. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of Akron Ohio makes the soles and Wingfoot Heels promised to outwear others.
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