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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
5
Doherty appeared in City court on a breach of the peace charge denying knowledge of a stolen watch found pawned in Bridgeport. Police traced the watch to Doherty and plan to have the pawnshop proprietor identify him in Waterbury. He claimed someone used his name.
A Buffalo testimonial promotes Peterson's Ointment as offering quick relief from eczema and itching with a 35 cent box, claiming rigid guarantees for eczema rheum old sores and other skin conditions. The ad features Geo C Talbot's endorsement and asserts nationwide pharmacist refunds if unsatisfied.
Connecticut River floods from heavy rainfall, rising five feet above seasonal normal and increasing water at five inches per hour. Rail service west of Springfield was cut by high water as flood warnings forecast nine feet above normal on the Westfield River.
Heavy rainfall over three days has many rivers in southern New York, northern Pennsylvania, and the Canisteo and Capoto n rivers overflowing their banks. Property damage is reported across several counties, with Elmira and nearby areas severely affected.
Alexander G. Lynch, secretary of the Democratic state committee, was appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Melbert Cary of Ridge-Geld. The appointment includes Hartf ord and Gore region placeholder text for vacancy fill.
An antique ad notes Horsford's Acid Phosphate makes fruit drinks tastier, fresher, and more satisfying, recommended for purchase at druggists. The brief promo emphasizes improved flavor and refreshment.
Edward Bonini pleaded guilty to second degree murder in the killing of 14 year old Joseph Callahan with a Springfield rifle last February. Judge John J. Keller sentenced Bonini to life imprisonment while counsel urged clemency citing intoxication and provocation. State's Attorney argued aggravating circumstances and the eccentric disposition of the defendant.
A report to the Denver convention urges raising the standard for Baptist ministers. It recommends that only well qualified men with education leadership and backbone occupy pulpits. Some reports note prior standards varied by influence rather than merit.
Police seek two suspects, a negro and a white man, accused of robbing a jitney driver named William Barafsky near Hancock Avenue and the West End. They reportedly boarded the bus at midnight, beat the driver, and stole $27. A Knights of Pythias meeting at 1025 Main Street was set for tonight with a large Port Chester delegation attending, followed by a luncheon. The Brand Lodge of Odd Fellows voted to hold the grand lodge session next year in Bridgeport and consider funding for the Odd Fellows home in Groton.
Lena M Phillips executive secretary of the Federation of Business and Professional Women of America plans the July convention in St Louis to unite 11 million women in gainful occupations. The meeting aims to boost Federal backing and improve living and working conditions for women and children, with Bridgeport clubwomen showing strong interest. A new magazine The American Child debuts in May with articles by Julia Lathrop and Gwen Lovejoy.
The fragment notes that no king of France visited this country while in office. It mentions Louis Phippossetted this country for three or four years from 1796 to an unclear date, and a king in 1890. Louis Napoleon later emperor spent months here in 1837, after being deported by Louis Philippe, then king. The text also references the term "walk chalks" as an ordeal used or "poard ship" as a state of drunkenness.
Fine quality mottled Axminster Rugs 29 by 52 inches in floral and oriental patterns, special 295 each. Heavy inlaid linoleum in newest patterns, value price 1.25 per square yard. Large assortment of curtain Madras in ecru and white, sizes from small to large, 38c yard.
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