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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1918

Page

13

Hungarian Malaria Remedy by Ostrofsky in Bridgeport

Ostrofsky, a former clerk in a Hungarian drug store, created the Hungarian Malaria Remedy using a guarded formula. After immigrating to Bridgeport he botted and sold it widely, claiming rapid relief for malaria with strong testimonial support and no reported failures when directions were followed.

Mr. Ostrofsky Tungary Ostroisky Europe Ostrofsky Elangary Bridgeport

City council considers macadamizing several streets

The meeting introduced a resolution to macadamize Hewitt Cowells Freeman Davenport Waterman Quinge Adams Central Stratford Beardsley Theardsley lanes and referred it to the streets and sidewalks committee. Other actions include renaming Revere street to Primrose avenue and sewer work on Scofield avenue to relieve cess pools. The council confirmed Frederick A Strong as a Public Library director and approved a street extension bond issue form.

Hewitt Street Cowells Stree Freeman Street Davenport Avenue Waterman Streat Quinge Street Central Avenue Adams Street Newfield Avenue Stratford Avenue Beardsley Street Theardsley Lane Committee On Henry Wampf Sheridan Street Hell Street Mead Atrent Caden Streets Innit Mim Hill Avenue Ford Place Grant Street Tiakestae Cannon Street Connor Revere Street Primrose Avenue Board of Tealth Scofield Avenue Public Library Frederick A Strong Wiliam T. Havi- Janit Bernard Keating

Wendell's Ambition Pills Advertised

An old advertisement touts Wendell's Ambition Pills as a nerve tonic promising quick vigor for nervous, despondent, and debilitated individuals. It claims relief from general debility, nervous prostration, and overstress, with a refund guarantee if unsatisfied, and notes a price of forty cents at Hindle Phey and dealers nationwide.

Wendell Hindle Phey

Parade to Launch Civic Liberty Loan Drive

Public parade marks start of the big Liberty Loan drive with home guardsmen policemen and G A R members in military formation. Sub committees report progress as organizers vow a thorough, well attended campaign in Tridgeworth.

Parade Pearance Wille Riker Sue Tatelp Uncle Sam France General Liberty Loan Committee Charles (. Sanford Tridgewort

House Disagrees on Price of Wheat

Washington April 1. Senate amendments to a price support bill, including raising the government wheat price guarantee to 82.50, were disagreed to by the House. The measure went to conference. A separate item pending further action.

Washington Senate

Burglary Victims Lose Junk Metal Worth 12500

The Jacob Sinthers Junk Co on Kossuth Street and other local firms report multiple break ins over three months. Thieves stole about 12500 in junk metal across Union Junk, Pressman, and Marsons Mounds operations. Police credit Detective Holbrook for prompt action and say suspects may have buried some loot nearby.

Jacob Sinthers Junk Company Kossuth Street Oliver Union Junk Company Clarence Street Pressman Company Housatonic Avenue Marsons Mounds Setocus Ana Holbrook

Stratford Enjoys War Movies At Center Church

Stratford residents viewed wartime films at Center Church. The event showcased British and American perspectives on life in combat and recruitment, highlighting Sergeant Cibbates and the hardship of training. The program aimed to offer audiences a glimpse into military life and the realities faced by service members.

Stratford Center Church Stafford Ehuccar Anterretines Wey Povernmens II Salcien Sophen Sergent Cibbates Motoe Bey Ayerivan Paige

Lord Reading's Nephew Dies in New York Hotel

Fragmentary text reports the death of Lord Reading's nephew at a New York hotel. The garbled content mentions political figures and an individual named Cole, with references to government service and artistry, but the exact details and identities are unclear.

Lord Reading New York Leadip Vitis Mr. Cole Uatel Wits King Peemaily Herbert Wooweg Cissgow Scotlaie Cotmlol Yale

Nebraska Legislature Votes For Prohibition Ratification

In Lincoln on April 1 the Towar house of the Nebraska legislature voted to ratify the national prohibition amendment. The measure goes to the Senate with seven votes against and sixty six in favor. The conference on wheat price is to demand a vote.

Lincoln Neb Towar Nebraska Senate

Y M H A Meets Jewish Soldiers with Truck Train

In Bridgeport the Y M H A meets Jewish soldiers from the U S quartermasters corps who escort a fleet of 128 army trucks to a seaport. Officers invite the fleet crew to spend the evening with the association, welcomed warmly by members. Yeoman Hermin Adler cites hospitality and willingness to help the drive for increased activity. A circular letter appeals to Jewish residents to join and contribute minds and bodies to uplift Jewish youth and manhood in the city.

Israel Naplin U. S nEsdcllion Yeoman Hermin Adler Sam Sociation Mr. Adler Bridgeport Commissiee

Jitney Pushes in Ahead of Trolley, Driver Is Hurt

Alfred G. LaCroix of 332 Walnut Street sustained minor injuries when his jitney overturned after cutting in front of an electric car near the Plaza Theater. He was the only passenger hurt among six aboard. Ambulances from the Emergency Hospital responded. police made no arrests after the conductor and driver reported the accident.

Alfred G. LaCroix Walnut Sticeat Ploan Theater MaCroix fFairfield Avenue

Bridgeport Jewish youth group seeks 1000 members

The Men’s and Young Women’s Hebrew association of Bridgeport launches a membership drive aiming to enroll every Jewish family. Chairman Charles H. Shapiro, secretary Sarah Warner, and treasurer M. J. Buechler urge volunteers to join and recruit friends, promising rewards in youth development and community unity.

Tafay Charles H. Shaspiro Sarah Warner M. J. Buechler

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