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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1919
Page
17
An editorial style note extols returning to nature for healing and cites Dr Pierce of Buffalo who developed Pleasant Pellets from Mayapple leaves Aloe root and Jalap castor oil alternatives. It warns of poisons from stagnant bowels and urges trying the pellets now available in drug stores for relief and restored vitality.
A sequence of quit claim deeds mortgages and leases records transfers of parcels on Ruth Street Madison Avenue French Street Seaview Avenue and Capitol Avenue among individuals Delina Schwenk Gustave Loehn and the Madison Park Land Company. Notable entries include Rock to Prindle Drews to Mary Delaney and Vestry transfers with prices up to 6400 and lease terms for multiple stores and residences with monthly rents ranging from 35 to 75 dollars.
In Westport an auto bus toppled over near Berges switch early yesterday. One man, Jamey Kegria-kides of Stratford avenue, died instantly. driver Aaron Rosen of Winter street was arrested. The crash involved a Ford owned by A. J. Jones of Stratford avenue. Coroner Phelan to conduct inquest. Sheriff Edgar Perry investigated.
London on May 26 reports that the famous peal of bells at St Clement’s church in the Strand near the American Eagle Hut will be heard again on Peace Day after a seven year silence. The bells are famed for chiming Oranges and Lemons, a tune tied to old tales of lanterns and lawyers at Cremant’s Inn.
Washington May 26 The treasury announced fifth Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions at 5 349 008 300 an oversubscription of about 750 million Florence H Allen named assistant county prosecutor first woman office holder in Cleveland
New York May 26 Today's stock market session showed extraordinary activity with 2 026 000 shares traded, the first two million share day since February 1 1917. General improvement across trade and industry boosted the market while peace treaty prospects and Victory loan support fueled optimism amid strong crop prospects and looser money conditions. Rails and shippings stood out as major exceptions.
Admiral Jackson at Ponta Delgada reports unfavorable flight conditions keep the NC-4 seaplane moored. Azores weather forecasts suggest the trans Atlantic flight cannot resume before Tuesday at the earliest.
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