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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1924
Page
4
An advertisement claims McCoy's Cod Liver Oil tablets help thin men and women gain weight in 30 days. It touts strength, health, and easy consumption, urging readers to ask local druggists for the genuine product and promising refunds if results aren’t seen.
Newtown November 30 A Newtown selectman John J Northrop was bound over to the December term of the Criminal Superior Court under a 500 bond on three counts alleging illegal voter registration and ballot handling at the Inez election He was released on bond after a hearing before Justice of the Peace Marquist D Curtiss Monroe The trial included testimony by Nicholas Tinto a key state witness who said he became a voter October 28 and could barely read English The case on adding Bertha Beecher to the list was continued until next Saturday at 2 oclock before a different justice of the peace per Northrops request The judge noted the sentence was decided by higher court and bound Northrop over for trial The State had proved negligence in the case
A fragmented ad laden note questions the merit of money grabbing schemes and contrasts it with steadier aims. It includes a letter from Camwell of Albany N Y and mentions Petterson ointment and soap, druggists, and a Buffalo company promotional claims about skin and vein benefits.
Norwalk November 80 By Tel e gram service Charles Domelewiakt 21 resident of 34 Broad street arrested today for desertion from the United States navy. He is detained at the police station and will be taken to the navy yard Monday in custody of an officer. Four others are jailed on separate charges after a street meeting dispute.
NBUEY Nov 30 By Telegraph Service The December term of the Court of Common Pleas will convene in Danbury Tuesday with Judge John J Walsh presiding The session opens with a short calendar at ten o clock Seventeen cases assigned for the week Seven short calendar motions set for Tuesday ten o clock Myderick W Walah ve Amelia Beers vs Gus Constantine Myrtis Cajkina vs Charles and Thomas Kehos vs Dewitt Nolds Frank H Peet vs Wilbur & Peck J J Kraft and Bros Dave Hubert A Lake Motion for bond of prosecution
A column outlines a three element transformer construction with instructions to secure three forms and enameled wire, wind primaries secondaries and tertiaries, and connect the outer turns to aerial ground plate and tube grid. Safety notes and wiring steps emphasize mounting, binding posts, and correct polarity for proper tuning.
Eastern Time listings for WIZ WNYO and WFBH detail daily programs. Notable items include music by Levitowa orchestra Della Riordan and Dorothy Hall poetry readings, health talks, weather forecasts, and political talks by Dr Sydney Galaring.
A noisy radio causes interference across a neighborhood. Advice urges tuning carefully, not overdriving tubes, avoiding frequent station changes, and using efficient receivers. Prominent stations list programs and performers, showing era radio schedules and personalities.
An evening reception at Bos ton Center hall hosted by the officers and executives of the order with a Thanksgiving program. An orchestral dance and whist followed. Guests came from Bridgeport Stratford Trumbull New York Fairfield and several towns. Eight prizes for whist scores were won by Mrs. Treadwell Mrs. Edwards Mrs. Sulman Mr. and Mrs. Seeley Mrs. Jennings and others. Prizes donated by local residents.
In the absence of the pastor Rev Henry McCallum probation officer for Bridgeport Joseph Maonnell filled the pulpit at the Lee M E church on Sport Hill. He spoke on Thy Law And Thy Gospel from Romans 8 3 and shared experiences from his position and the gospel's reach beyond a single chance. In the evening Ruth Cable a missionary in Africa attended the Epworth League service and participated in the program.
Resinol Bottle of Kojene costs 60 cents and when diluted 16 parts water makes half a gallon of a stronger mouth wash. The ad claims superior cleanliness, purity, and delight, urging readers to try just one bottle at Hindle Drug Stores Kinse'lit Drug Store and other druggists.
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