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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1924
Page
14
An old advertisement promises instant relief for nasal congestion, catarrh, and colds using Ely's Cream Haim. It claims to open the nose, relieve sneezing and dryness, and restore clear breathing after applying a small amount of the antiseptic product.
YORK December 8 The kope and shipment of golt to Germany representing share of the German loan sent in this country was made today when J A Morgangna Company consisted 82 004 000 in golg odin to the hefehsbank The firet empment of Savon 00 went forward that week STRATFIELD December The automobile on Jackman avenue has been identified as the Danbury theft car belonging to Joseph Messina of Crossing Ave Danbury The gas tank spare tire and radiator cap were removed police report abandonment of the car
The Community Chest fund totals $481000 after a Stratfield Hotel meeting at 4 pm yesterday. Sumner Simpson chaired the Community Chest drive noting volunteers have given two weeks of effort toward a $235000 target, with $331000 raised so far and more cards pending. Donations listed include Ira I Warner 140, Vincent Brothers 100, Swift and Company 50, Council of Jewish Women 25, Universalist Women's Club 25, Henry Hollander 10, Rev Joseph Danley 10, Rev Robert Bowen 10, and others.
Dram Bingham lieutenant governor governor elect and U S senatorial nominee drew support at a luncheon attended by Sheriff Simeon Pease and county deputies at the Stratfield yesterday. State's Attorney William Comley Jr was a guest.
The Summerfield Methodist Bipiscopal church announced yesterday that its total debt is reduced by 25 000 dollars. The church mortgage remains the only encumbrance on the property, reflecting a cleared balance on prior obligations.
Nathan J. Winfield president of the Board of Charities sustained a serious leg fracture in recent days. He was moved from Grano Hospital New Haven where he received treatment to his home on Cherry Street Ansonia. The injury is described as severe with the bone broken in four places.
Stamford resident Arnold L. Fohalvolr testifies before Judge Booth in Superior Court about securing exclusive rights to a secret compound used in auto windshields. American Rebonded Leather accused of using the formula without authority. temporary injunction issued earlier. Judge Booth to hear Rob Andrews bid for a permanent injunction against a Southfield Point firm over a fronting office near his new $60,606 home after Dusen’s denial of dissolution.
A crowded surface car draws attention to a tall thin woman with a white poodle whose injured leg is bandaged. Passengers discuss the incident as whispers describe a man’s reckless act and the poodle’s misfortune.
An auto wreck damage suit by Arthur W. Skinner of Bridgeport against Hoo, Davis of Waterbury, assigned for trial before Judge Avery and a jury in Bridgeport court seeks 64,500 in damages. Skinner claims the driver of a Davia car forced a collision on Noble Avenue last January, an accident later found to have produced a year’s old car damage marker. The report also notes art at a local parish church showing figures in a style resembling 1924, with wall paintings featuring women and depictions of the Resurrection and Judgment.
Judge Frederick M. Salmon heard the probate challenge to a purported second will of Mary F. Hanford. Opponents seek dismissal as the judge reserves decision until November 23 after a full-day hearing. The case centers on signature validity and witness presence for the attic-found document dating to 1918.
Fragmentary ad text describes brushing and pressing hair with a product named Nimbus or related item. It promises immediate styling results, added shine, fullness, and a refreshed look, with scattered garbled branding terms and unclear product references.
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