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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
10
Hindle's Drug Stores touts a fast acting stomach remedy combining pepsin with other agents. It promises quick relief from gas, heaviness, heartburn, indigestion, and dizziness, plus improved energy and sleep. A money back guarantee is offered if one bottle fails to help.
Overworked and tense individuals are urged to take Evans Triple Phosphates three times daily for three weeks. The ad claims two days to feel livelier and a youthful return of vigor, with a money back guarantee from Hindles Drug stores and local pharmacists.
An advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a long trusted remedy for indigestion, acid stomach, and gas. It asserts the product neutralizes stomach acid, aids bowel movements without purging, and leaves a pleasant taste compared to alternatives.
A Virginia delegation of 35 leading businessmen will tour Connecticut from October 11 escorted by the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce and the Manufacturers Association of Connecticut. The visit aims to strengthen industrial and commercial ties between New England and Virginia. The program covers Bridgeport Danbury Waterbury New Haven and other towns, with Rhode Island next on the schedule.
Mrs Peter Gunn of 178 Derby Avenue returns home from a two month visit with relatives in Scotland and England. She sailed on the California and arrived in New York Sunday night then reached Derby Thursday. Her husband Peter Gunn and son John R Gunn travelled to Newark to meet the ship, while Mrs Gunn stayed in New York with her sister before joining them. She described a very pleasant trip, with visits to relatives and sites in Scotland and England, noting generally favorable weather aside from a rough homeward leg.
Massing 19 AP The Springfield hospital library distillation and Forest pub here stand to profit from the action of Attorney W.G. Mihechkie surviving executor of the estate of Schwart M Walker late of this city who made large bequests to the institutions named The estate inventory in 1906 included considerable Land then insaleable and considered worthless Attorney-McAkechnie declined to dispose of it and some believed might sometime become valuable today announcement was made of a receipt of 20 000 for sale of a fraction of this property
Plymouth Vermont Aug 19 President Coolidge plans a return journey to the summer White House in Swampscott Massachusetts tomorrow afternoon after an overnight stop in Northampton Massachusetts to visit Mrs Grace Goodhue. The party travels by motor and will reach Swampscott Friday afternoon and stay until just after Labor Day before resuming duties in Washington.
At the 42nd Connecticut State Firemen’s association convention in New Haven firemen pressed for raising a next legislature budget for injured fighters. They note the current $13,000 compensation is inadequate and seek to double the appropriation. New London was chosen to host next year’s gathering. A committee will study state insurance duties previously held by the secretary.
Naples report notes 46 year old Prince Ignazio Paterno Castello di Discorl di Catancia and his wife, equally aged, renounce all property to enter religious life. The Prince begins novitiate with Barnabites at Monza. his wife joins Carmelite nuns in Modena, both severing worldly ties and benevolent roles.
Milford Aug 19 Lovers of music await a benefit concert in the town hall for Chemical Company 2 of Fort Trumbull Beach. Grand opera stars led by Signo Twig Maimeiro tenor will perform with Boston I opera troupe members Gina Sca la Gina Sca la and Genevieve Pocgreta among the soloists. A surprise attraction is planned and dancing follows the program. Captain Andrew V. Klealy chairs the committee.
Carroll New York theatrical producer arrived by airplane to plead for Julius William Miller's life. Miller, a Bronx resident convicted of killing Baron Witkins, faces electric chair next week. Producer said Miller was insane and acted in self defense, claiming they spoke in the Tombs and are together.
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