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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1920
Page
10
An advertisement touts Derwallo beauty product for hands and arms in three shades, claiming improved skin tone and texture. It extols white flesh brunette variants and promises noticeable results with regular use, urging trial and claiming strong cosmetic effects.
Emergency fleet assets failed to attract buyers as 197 ships were assessed with 114 vessels sold, 12 lost, and total construction costs around 853 million dollars. A separate report notes the death of Mrs. Southard, wife of Dinet Woo Seu Rind, who died by her own hand at home. funeral arrangements are set for Stratford Avenue.
The Republican club of Massachusetts, in Boston at the Hotel Somerset, hosts a dinner this Thursday to honor Governor Calvin Coolidge as the party begins its campaign for the vice presidential nomination.
A man formerly known as Peter Helnw grown tired of taunts from friends and strangers about the name Hassan Hel. He and others signed a petition to Judge We Goorty asking permission to legally change his name, seeking to remove the unwanted attention.
An advertisement promotes No To-Bac as a simple method to drop cigarette, cigar, or chewing habits. It claims easing craving within minutes, with a money back guarantee from druggists if it fails to curb all tobacco cravings.
Advert says Poslam eases eczema distress and restores skin health with daily application. Claims immediate comfort on sore areas and steady improvement as days pass, touting concentrated formula for pimples scales and rashes, with free samples available from a New York address.
James Meehan ten year old son of Patrolman Thomas Meehan of Last Wente drowned Saturday night while swimming in a pond. He struck a rock during a dive and was recovered by David Goldstein several hours later. The boy’s body was found with clothing on the bank. his mother and siblings survive. Funeral services scheduled for Tuesday at 8:30 from Saint Charles Church with interment in St Michaels Cemetery.
Milford police and state officers raided the Island View hotel in Myrtle Beach at 2 a.m. Sunday. Proprietor John OBrien and partner John Miller were charged with selling liquor without a license and released on bonds of 1 each for appearance in town court. Four liquor grants were seized. A prior raid a week earlier led to bonds forfeiture of 100 each.
Mayor Wilbon denounces Bolshevism at Swedish American Republican gathering in Naugatuck. About 200 delegates from state clubs attend as officials list includes Aaron Danielson and August J Johnson among officers and signatories.
The story centers on Cnoch Novak of Hunting on Road Bridgeport who after two beers becomes unruly during a jitney ride to Walnut Beach. He tries to give away money and argues with the driver. Police officer Sergeant Henry Gallbronnel places him under arrest when he is taken to headquarters in Wilford for a town court appearance Monday morning.
Ender Captain John O Connell of the first precinct led a Saturday raid on an alleged gambling house at Tam Street. Arrested were Harry and McKeon as proprietors, with thirteen frequenters seized, gambling tables and money seized. bail set at 2 dollars for McKeon and 4 dollars for the others. The raid featured no spectacular violence or strong arm tactics.
A sale listing features Red Cedar chests in multiple sizes with brass and copper trimming, linen crash linens, luncheon sets, and utility boxes. Items include 48 inch cedar chests, 40 to 45 inch sizes, and various boxed storage options offered at reduced luncheon and sale prices on the fourth floor.
Mothers can choose from a range of white enameled cribs with square posts, high and extra high sides, Spring options, and bassinettes with woven wire springs. Prices vary from 8.00 to 23.85 dollars, featuring Easy operation and safety features for infants.
The sale features fur garments with Seal combined with Skunk or Gray Squirrel, Silpane finished. Coats and capes use well chosen skins and quality linings. Prices are low for the quality and furs should stay costly for a while. Garments bought now will appear on November first bill, with storage free until needed.
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