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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1919
Page
6
A historical ad recounts a patient named Regan who suffered severe stomach trouble, gas and weakness. After using Dr Williams' Pink Pills, he reports marked improvement, renewed energy, better digestion, and sleep. The notice claims the pills cure by restoring color and vitality, with pricing and order details for Schenectady company.
John C Calhoun of 1183 Park Avenue was arraigned in City Court on two counts of manslaughter from a May 10 automobile crash at North and Wood. Daniel Herey of 44 Wood Avenue was fatally injured. The case was continued to June 7 with bonds set at $1000.
Pequonnoack Yacht Club will go into commission for the season at 10 o'clock Friday with flags unfurled and boats dressed. Members’ boats are in the water. Entries have been received for forenoon races and an evening entertainment and dance will follow. The Bishop Cup races are planned for June 29.
Stratford May 28 special report says Edward Booth chief lineman for the Connecticut company appeared before the selectmen to seek permission to relocate poles and combine lines with United Illuminating Lines. The filing outlines plans to adjust pole positions and streamline overhead wiring in the town.
Booth explained that poles would be swapped to host both companies wires on the same poles and a number cut out. The plan aims to combine the lines of the United Ilumina ting Co. with Barnum avenues and Main Street. The petition is expected to be granted.
Mrs. Leonalda Rudart was yesterday named administratrix of the estate of her husband Louis Rudart, who died May 28, by Judge Miller in the Probate court. The heirs at law are the parents of the deceased, residing in Milford.
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