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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
17
The piece emphasizes that disease risk peaks where dirt and neglect meet in the garbage can. It urges housewives to remove all dirt and decaying food to prevent contamination, odors, and the spread of diphtheria and other illnesses.
Guard your family health with Sylpho Nathol a powerful disinfectant for waste pipes garbage cans and scrubbing. It claims three and a half times the strength of the public health standard and is offered in four sizes at drugs grocers and department stores with a booklet of directions from The Sylpho Nathol Co 14 Medford Street Boston Mass.
Judge Curtis in Superior court granted seven uncontested divorces. Alice G Hart of Bridgeport was granted the decree from Rolland Hart and custody of two minor children. They married in 1898 in Danbury. Hart works in the piano business. Other divorces granted include Charles H Chandler from Susan Chandler of Darien, Jennie C Ward from Patrick Ward with change of name to Jennie Cassin, Cecelia Slezak Sweet from James J Sweet, Edith Banks Long from George Long with name change to Hawkins, and Maria G Carboni from Antonio Carboni with name change to Maria Fabrizio.
An article extols porcelain dentistry, highlighting natural appearance and ease of use. It recounts a Newark man with three indistinguishable porcelain front teeth and credits Dr. Weidlich in Bridgeport with advancing the practice.
A. L. Webb arrives to arrange feeding for all animals from elephant to wire-haired rat. William J. Conway maps the route for the grand parade tomorrow.
Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey crews begin to mobilize for Bridgeport with 31 tents planned. William J. Conway surveys grounds and routes for parade, buys grain for animals, and coordinates rail unloads while A I Webb oversees commissary logistics and local purchasing.
Mary Buckley Brownell of Bethel sues Clyde C Brownell of Danbury in Superior court alleging desertion since August 1 1914. The couple married May 18 1912 and have a child Myrtle Louise born January 1913.
John T. King told Judge Curtis the receivership fee was immaterial, while noting the fee of 4000 dollars seemed low and the Chicago firm payment too high. Creditors opposed the fee as King defended limited plant attendance and delegation to subordinates after borrowing 42000 dollars to meet payroll. Judge Curtis reserved decision.
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