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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1925
Page
9
Druggists report many Americans suffer kidney trouble without realizing it. Kilmer’s Swamp Root is promoted as a mild healing remedy. An insurance physician notes many applicants are rejected due to unseen kidney issues. An offer to test the preparation is included with directions to Dr Kilmer & Co.
Musterole ointment is pitched as a mustard plaster inspired remedy for chest colds, sore throats, pleurisy and neuralgia. It comes in adult and milder children's forms, with jars and tubes including hospital sizes.
A Walnut Park reader lauds Tarlac meat as a health aid for anemia nervousness stomach trouble and postoperative recovery. The testimonial claims strong effects on digestion sleep weight and overall vigor, urging others to try the product.
A raid at Brooklawn Villa yields seized liquor ordered destroyed by the court after no legal claim was filed. Propriety and management charges pending, with several defendants facing fines and costs in Town Court on Monday.
In Washington April two cases from San Francisco argued before the Supreme Court on whether Chinese merchants wives may enter the United States and the admissibility of wives of citizens born in the country to Chinese parents. Counsel urged ruling on the broad question under the new immigration law rather than disposal on procedural grounds.
In Middl town, Herbert Taman sale of property triggered wage claim proceedings. Witnesses are expected to present evidence as to services rendered for 690 at a rate of 2 percent over a period during which no payment was received, with potential farm ownership implied by promises.
An April 20 notice from Miound Bars Ropert T Jones reports the birth of a daughter to Mr Jon and 34s na tional amen golf champ. The item preserves the local newspaper birth notice tone with names and a brief family acknowledgment.
Dr Stephens Wise, a leading Jewish figure, spoke at United Church praising Greek tragedians Aeschylus Sophocles and Euripides. Bridgeport Library displays Harold Bullard prints with works by Vermeer Rembrandt and Rubens. North Pole stamp drive offers limited post cards. Local animals at Beardsley Park amuse visitors as bear cubs train and a timber wolf is moved. Juvenile delinquency report notes two dozen stores looted with four youths arrested. The police mascot Yor part is to be replaced by a new police dog attached to the superintendent.
Judge Leonard J Nickerson finds landlord created a constructive eviction by rendering premises unfit. Micohy Hahenho Stratford baker awarded $46 with costs in his action against Joseph Cherry, who painted interiors with creosote causing tenant to abandon shop. Plaintiff sought $5000 in damages.
A Connecticut company was ordered to pay a $1,200 judgment to Miss Lake of New Haven after she was knocked down and seriously injured when a streetcar allegedly passed a wagon on Myrtle Street. Judge John W. Banks presided. the case was decided yesterday in superior court.
A former Bridgeport man charged with divorce related matters appeared in court yesterday. The defendant, now residing in Miami, is linked to the case after an arrest by city authorities. Mrs Guest and Mr Plt are provided with notices in the ongoing legal matter. The exact charges and court proceedings were debated by the county officials.
A large Fairfield Beach property owner delegation plans to attend a Town Plan Commission hearing at Town Hall to challenge proposed Beach Road lines between Penfield Avenue and Reef Road. They demand larger land damages as a condition for approval while the hearing also covers benefits and damages to affected residents.
In Ashland by April of Wis Sloan killed her four children yesterday and was found temporarily insane by Coroner Richardson after speaking with her in hospital. She claimed she killed her son Johnny who she said was mentally defective, then used a hatchet on her daughter Margaret to prevent future disgrace. The coroner ordered insanity and diet without a jury. Mrs Sloan defended her story of harming her son and daughter and later died in the room.
A lawyer and a teacher were convicted and sentenced to terms in prison. The case arose from alleged petty crimes tied to a shoplifting incident in Manhattan. The judge cited prior counsel interactions and a pattern of behavior in delivering the verdict and sentence.
King George will lunch in Paris during a brief stop as part of a royal itinerary. An accompanying wreath laying is planned at a memorial during the Unknown Soldier ceremony.
An advertisement claims dull teeth can become whiter with little effort using a new dental paste. It describes a “true vow of work” to transform teeth, introduces Pepsodent as a unique formula that curdles and removes the film, firms gums, and yields a sparkling polish. It urges clipping a coupon to try the test.
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