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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1925
Page
3
Claims Evans Triple Phosphates restore energy appetite and ambition for nerve wrecked people. Cites anaemia blood disorders and convalescence, noting rapid health improvements after influenza pneumonia illnesses. Encourages pharmacists to sell original bottle with money back guarantee at Hindle’s Drug Stores.
An old advertisement promises relief from varicose or swollen veins by applying a two ounce bottle of Erm aid O11 full strength. Buy from Handles Drug Stores or any reputable druggist. money back guarantee if swelling does not diminish.
The article describes a city garbage swamp near 315 Bostwick Avenue blamed for diphtheria affecting seven children. Health officials and residents debate sanitation, with Dr. William Hart Coon denying the dump caused the illness and urging immediate case reporting to halt spread.
Judge Ernest C Simpson asks the Telegram to aid in locating Elizabeth Kelly or her heirs. Hugh Kelly named Elizabeth as sole beneficiary of about 6900 in cash and banks in Connecticut and Massachusetts. He last saw her in 1879 in New York City and she has not contacted him in 42 years. The estate may escheat if heirs are not found.
Albany Aug 17 The murder case of Samuel Dickson a federal immigration agent is set for arraignment in Plattsburgh. Federal Judge Frank Cooper warned that federal courts may intervene unless Dickson is released on bail after a raid by agents seeking to stop a rum car fight near Sattsburgh. The district attorney opposes bail in a first degree murder charge and wants a different charge pressed.
Little Falls New Jersey August 17 AP The request of Ryan Walker cartoonist and lecturer to accompany his wife Mrs Mandel Walker to Mt Hebron cemetery despite his critical condition after an operation was granted Physicians planned to place him in a limousine for the trip Walker was killed Saturday morning at the Gentwee station of the Erie railroad while he had gone to take an early train for New York in answer to her calls during the previous night Upon learning of his wife's death Walker insisted he be taken home Vigwish was planted Saturday afternoon and his cot remained at home beside his wife’s coffin
Mary John Nasin, six, died from injuries after an auto collision in North Asbury Park, New Jersey. The car driven by Mrs. Eleanor KK. Lewis struck the child. state police investigated, and bonds were posted as the case proceeded.
Monroe August 17 Special The Christian Endeavor society will host a sociable named for Mrs Elizabeth Hurd on Tuesday evening. The society plans to present their rehearsed play at Town Hall on Saturday evening August 29. Card shower for Mrs Miles Burr who has been ill was held on her birthday Thursday. Personal notes mention dinners and visits among locals, and a birth announced for Charles Baskerville at Bridgeport Hospital Friday night.
Federal Grand Jury probes prohibition violations in New Orleans area as O D Jackson returns from Washington reporting Roy B Haynes and Lincoln C G Andrews urged no let up until the gulf coast is completely dried up. Louisiana director estimates bootleg liquor seized valued at about 31 million dollars.
Worcester Mass August 17 AP Defendant's answer filed in equity action over 1.5 million dollars brought by Slater & Suna Inc of Webster against Jacob F Brown and the Waskanat Milla Inc of Grafton The suit alleges Brown as director and vice president exploited Slater heirs in the alleged sale and seeks an accounting Other allegations cite transfer of life policies repairs and wool sales Brown says he served faithfully and that Slater trustees besides him consented to the Waskanat sale TO CANAAN Aug 17 Special Walter Hintean who crossed the Atlantic in the NC 4 has returned to New York City He remains slowed by malaria and left the home of George Tiya Trinity Pass Boundridge Center previously infected in Brazil
The Joe Manufacturing Company filed a certificate of incorporation at the Town Clerk's office. The firm will manufacture electrical specialties and general goods, starting with 1000 capital stock authorized up to 60000. Incorporators named are C. H. Johnson Henry C. Engatrom and A. A. Erickson.
New Fairfield August 17 Special A group from here traveled by car over Bear Mountain bridge and around Stoa m King mountain on Saturday and Sunday They toured West Point and rode the Hudson to Rhinebeck returning via Poughkeepsie The party included Mr and Mrs Arthur Disbrow Mr and Mrs Lewis Disbrow and daughter Loss of this place Mr and Mrs Robert T Haviland of Danbury Mr and Mrs Walker Tswell and daughter Marion of Patterson N J Mr and Mrs William Bierce and children of Pawling N Y and from Pembroke District Mrs E J Peck Misses Jennie Louise Olivia Peck and Levi Peck Also unrelated moves: Harry Gardner now in the Congregational parsonage and Mrs George M Nevins back from Madison Beach.
Waterbury August 17 AP Burley by the sudden cave in of a sand bank while children played John Barrett and Francee Wills both 3 year olds were saved from suffocation by neighbors and passersby who dug away the sand with their bare hands More than a hundred people joined in the rescue releasing the children quickly Both children suffered eye and ear irritation and John Barrett showed signs of shock taken to St Marys Hospital last night discharged this morning
Washington August 17 AP Uncle Sam aims to take his full share of profits in Florida real estate. Internal Revenue Commissioner Blair has dispatched agents and deputy collectors to key growth points where land booms are active to scrutinize transactions and ensure full income tax collection.
Danbury set for cornerstone laying for a new Masonic temple on Wednesday afternoon. Union lodge officers will conduct the ceremony with state officers assisting. The project on Main Street uses the former Meeker homestead, with the temple and remodeling costing over 100000 dollars and expected occupancy by winter.
In Shelton City court Judge Joseph Shapiro fined Waterbury man Jack Seese 25 and costs 18.56 for reckless driving. Peter Hangsi was found guilty of intoxication, fined 5 and costs 14.56. William Dawson’s case on addressing workers without a permit was continued another week. Shelton Congregational church redecorating nears completion. Rev Wilhelm's resignation prompts search for a new pastor in fall.
Fairfield Aug. 17 Special After she threw hot fat on her husband returning from Shelton sanitarium Mia Ethel Ando twenty nine State street extension in a fit of rage last night attempted to end her life with lysol Her condition today was reported not serious.
Frank Surdam of Weat faced county jail on $3,000 bail awaiting Coroner Samuel K Herman’s finding after a crash at Lakeville Saturday that killed Edward Surdam, his father. The son, released from Sharon hospital, was arrested on a coroner’s order on charges of manslaughter and operation while intoxicated. a fence impact caused the fatal abdominal wound.
The makers and the seller guarantee rich colors. If colors run or fade for any reason, we will refund the cost of the material and the cost of making the garment.
The notice touts Year Round Printed Zephyrs as an affordable durable fabric suitable for children’s wear women’s house and porch frocks street dresses aprons draperies and bed spreads highlighting its beauty and economy.
See the made up frocks displayed showing adaptable fabrics for dresses. The display promises full information on each style. Reminder that price is reasonable at 50c per yard.
Daily praise from users highlights a mechanical marvel that saves women time and effort. The ad stresses simple construction, straightforward operation, and quick demonstrations in homes. Purchase options include Club Payment Plan with a flexible price and a contact at Barnum 454 on the fourth floor.
Ruffled curtains in fine voiles and grenadine are advertised with hand stitched bands. Voile curtains priced at $1.50 per pair and grenadine versions with dot and figure patterns priced at $2 per pair. Third floor location noted.
A reader list for travelers includes The Keeper of the Bees by Gene Stratton Porter priced at $2.00 along with The Caravan by John Galsworthy The Kenvworthys by Margaret wi and The Red Lamp by Mary Roberts Rinehart each priced at $2.00.
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