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Newspaper

Bridgeport Telegram

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1918

Page

3

Hospital Apprentices Wanted Immediately

At the navy recruiting station yesterday enrollments of John J. Jason of 202 Harbor avenue Norwalk and Sutton of 276 Muinild avenue this city were accepted as apprentice sea men. At least 50 men are wanted immediately to enroll as hospital apprentices in the regular navy and sent to the hospital training station at Newport.

Navy John J. Jason Harbor Avenue Norwalk Seathan Yind Ivrank &, Sutton Muinild Avenue Newport

Belief No Will Found for Bridgeport Editor Hills

Relatives and friends say George W. Hills founder of The Bridgeport Past and later The Bridgeport Telegram died in Florida two weeks ago without a will. Attorney William H. Comley who handled Hills business confirms no will was drawn up while Hills was in Florida or afterward.

G. W. Whitespeed George W. Hills Bridgeport Past Bridgeport Telegram William TH. Comley Wills Florida

Farewell Party Planned for Bridgeport Jewish Boys May 5

A large farewell event for Bridgeport Jewish boys set for Sunday May 5 in a city hall venue. The Jewish Welfare and Nativities League leads the effort to honor those going to serve democracy with broad community support and a 28 organization backing. Chief organizer Henry Greenstein will appoint committees to arrange the send off and drafted boys are urged to send names to Miss Ida Ruth Wainer at the WM. E. A. 181 State Street.

Bridgeport Lawrence Finkelstone Issac Moss W. 4Eigler David Fever Harry Dworken Dry Blume Labbi Willian Wiettenstein Maurice Weiss Sigmond Loewith Charles H. Shapiro Max Trager Lawrence Winkelstone Aliss Bessie Cohen Hazel Winkelstone Sida Ruth Warner J. Gilman M. Blume New England States Klein Ida Ruth Wainer League WM. E. A State Street

Ground Glass Contamination Hits Waterbury Breads and Candy

Ground glass discovered in bread and candy in Waterbury Connecticut leads to closure orders for Raymond Gros bakery and Crown Confectionery. Bakery produces about 5,000 loaves daily. Two German aliens employed. owners deny involvement in mixing. No arrests. investigation underway. Glass contamination reportedly caused illness cases. Also notes Tony Marhefka’s draft acceptance and past season with Jersey Shore club in the Pennsylvania Railroad League.

Waterbury Conn Reymond Gros South Main Street Crown Confectionery West Main Street Tony Marhefka New London Tuast Jersey Shore Club Pennsylvania Railroad

Cat Questionnaire Inhaler Claim Advertised Remedy

An advertisement touts a Tivomet Inhaler made of hard quliver for pocket use claiming lifelong durability. It describes pouring drops of magic that absorb into antiseptic gauze to kill germs and banish catarrh and related coughs with a eucalyptos and wabiseptics formula.

Tyo Lea

Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy Ad Claim

Fragment from an old advertisement claiming Warner's Safe Diabetes Remedy cures diabetes through herbal ingredients. Includes a customer testimonial from James Platt of Dayton Ohio and notes sale increases, with an offer for a 10 cent sample and distribution by Warner's Remedies Co. New York.

Warner Warners & Diabetes Remedy Maer TF Heart Warner Safe James Platt North Military Slome Dayton Ohio S.A. Wariner Warner's Warner's Safe Remedies Co Hoeheeler N, Y

Drops Big Job to Aid Y M C A Work

T Couper a leading Minneapolis host man joins others turning down high salaries for a $1 wage to support Y M C A war work. He will speak with Charles D Hurvey of New York at the Stratfield dinner tonight. Cooper organized a major knitting underwear industry and, after learning Y M C A war work, asked Northwestern extending company directors to relieve him of business duties to devote time to Uncle Sam and the Y M C A during the war.

T. Couper Minneapolis Charles D. Hurvey New York Stratfield al. Cooper YY. M. C Northwestern Finitling Company Uncle Sam

Dr Edward F McGovern Installed as Bridgeport Elks Ruler

More than 400 Elks rose in applause as Dr Edward F McGovern was installed as exalted ruler of Bridgeport lodge No 1267 last night at Jaks home on State street. He pledged to promote dairy and benevolence in the city. Others installed included William B Prendergast and George Wellington as leading and loyal knights, with Archibald Mayse named trustee. Grand officers from Hartford and other lodges spoke, praising the new ruler and the order.

Elks Edward F. McGovern Bridgeport Lodge of Elks Jaks State Street I. FP Brennan Cambridge Lodge Gol. I G. Lawton Providence Lodge John J. Shea Hartford Lodge Elmer Sniffen Derby Lodge Max Durschmidt Dr. Clifford Bridgeport Lodge Philip J. McCaughlin Bridgeeport Lodge Prusten Arthur Taellson Charles J. McCue

Churchmen Rally Behind Third Liberty Loan Drive

New York clergy from more than 41 million church members across 12 northern New Jersey counties and Fairfield County Connecticut unite in support of the Third Liberty Loan. Rev. Arthur J. Brown leads the briefing stressing moral aims of the war and the spiritual conflict between pagan and Christian ideals shaping international relations.

New York New York State New Jersey Fairfield County Connecticut Federal Reserve District Liberty Arthur J. Brown Wilson America Organization of the World Dr. Brown National Committee On the Churches

Don’t Be in a Hurry to Put Away Flannels

Weather observers warn against early spring planting. Frost risk lingers into April with charts showing killing frost possible through early April. Recent days have been unseasonably warm then cooler, delaying typical seasonal transitions.

Bridgeport Monhiy

Man Dies After Stepping From Quarrel During Drunken Frenzy

Michael J. Conners aged 48 of 100 Blackstone Avenue cut his throat from ear to ear in his home after a quarrel with his wife. Mrs Conners claimed he had been drinking heavily and was to be placed in an asylum. Medical authorities deemed him temporarily insane. He allegedly woke his wife during the night, insisted on hot water, then fell, dying in a pool of his blood. Doctors indicated massive neck wounds from a razor, and the body was taken to the city morgue.

Michael J. Conners Black Stock Avenue Conners Medical Authoritioes S Owas Tal Steati Medical Aminer Br. S. M Garlick

Wendell's Ambition Pills Offer Refund Guarantee

Advert shows vigorous men and women urged to buy Wendell's Ambition Pills, touting nerve tonic benefits for tiredness nerves and health issues. It promises a refund if two days show no improvement and a full box restores confidence and ambition, with druggists guaranteeing the offer.

Wendell

Sloan's Liniment promises quick relief for aches and pains

All external pains succumbing to Sloan's Liniment. The advertisement touts Sloan's as clean soothing effective economical with no skin staining. Large bottles available at all druggists as the world’s best selling liniment.

Sloan Slowiz

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