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Newspaper
Bridgeport Standard Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1919
Page
13
An old advertisement for C. C. Tabs from Central Chemical Co. Bridgeport Conn claims rapid relief from rheumatism neuritis sciatica and related pains. It touts a $1 prepaid free trial with payment on satisfactory results and cites testimonials from A d Pixley Mabie Cole J Andrews and J Gale inclosed addresses and locations.
Bridgeport high school opens Tuesday with two sessions. Upperclassmen keep in their old rooms at 8 o clock Tuesday morning. Sophomores promoted to morning session meet in Assembly hall at 8. Freshmen girls report at 4 30 p m in Assembly hall and freshmen boys at 8 30 a m in the old high school ball tag.
The Hall school branch library near Remington City, run by Recreation bureau staff, has grown popular enough to require expansion. Currently using the school vestibule in summer, the library has housed about 500 books and sees high demand with residents exhausting up to 565 items per hour. Officials plan to install a new basement reading room and add more volumes.
James Scalzi and Christopher Sorrentine, both 19, were arrested at the Second Precinct on auto theft charges after allegedly taking James Suhonsky’s car at 11:30 on Berkshire Avenue. A minor accident on Pembroke Street led to questions about owner’s permission. investigators say Suhonsky knew nothing of the youths. A hearing is set for this morning.
Carrie James of 51 Freeman Street was fined 25 dollars and costs by Judge Wilder in City Court for assaulting Nana Thornhill on August 12. The complaint states James struck Thornhill with a milk bottle and slashed her with a razor, with hospital treatment reported since the incident.
Judge Frank Wilder fined jitney driver Joseph L. Freid of 42 Jetlan Place six dollars for failing to complete a run. The court labeled the amount a heavy fine since typical penalties run two dollars.
James Urge of 122 Scofield Avenue, a jitney driver, was arrested yesterday at 4 PM for failing to complete his run to Brook lawn and is charged with a violation of the early ordinance. He will have a hearing this morning.
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