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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
18
Prospect street for P Lukas and Andrew Iudia offer a one family house with 4 rooms, tiled bath, electric lighting, hot water heat, plate glass windows, quality plumbing, 50x24 lot. Price 8600 dollars. Land & Title Co. 96 Banke St. Barnum 620.
In a lively village chat Jenny Wren and Peter Habbit discuss travel, suit choices, and seasonal style. Jenny favors brown gray coats for practicality while noting bright colors attract attention yet risk danger. they reflect on birds that travel with Spring and the caution of staying unseen.
A fragmented note from Old Orchard describes arrival and a plan to inspect a long held property. The message hints at checking an old house for fit condition as a next community project or event.
New Canaan Grange hosts visitation night with guests from Ridgefield Canton and Darien. The event featured a summary of goals and degree work. Building permits approved for three new single family homes on East Eaton Street and nearby areas totaling 43,040 dollars.
Democrats speculated on the probate choice to succeed Sheriff James T. Smith in Derby and Ansonia. Sheriff Thomas I. Reilly of Meriden was viewed as the likely deputy, with efforts to consolidate duties under one officer. Smith had resigned to county service but may remain until Hugo leaves office, while Ansonia Democrats seek a successor.
Local brief notes Stratford faces financial strain amid rising costs and dwindling savings. Community groups discuss potential aid and policy reviews as residents seek relief and strategic planning.
Milford May 14 Special The Plymouth church aims to paint and redecorate with a plan that raised nearly 1500 dollars and hopes to gather about 1000 more at the canvass Sunday. Dr and Mrs Fred Robinson of Sturgess Mich welcomed a son. Sergeant Wenstermincher on leave sends Aix postcards from Coblenz while W R C delegates prepare for state convention in New Haven. Police seek ownership of unclaimed car at Woodmont. Sheriff-elect Thomas Reilly’s Milford deputy appointment awaited.
A Lansing woman recalls weakness after childbirth and recovery using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Sonative Wash, reporting rapid improvement and urging other new mothers to try the remedies. The notice cites Mrs. Ona O. Bowers of 621 S Hosmer Street and promotes writing Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. for guidance.
An advertisement extols Rad Salts and Jad Salts as remedies to flush and steady kidneys. It claims to relieve back pain, headaches, bladder disorders, and sluggish kidneys by daily morning use with water, calling the product harmless and inexpensive. A local druggist notes strong sales to believers in early kidney trouble.
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