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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1926
Page
7
The ongoing divorce case of Count Salm and Miss Rogers features henhouse details of the honeymoon on the Riviera funded by the wife and a $2,500 tabloid payment for earlier articles. The Count admits giving $12,000 to $14,900 in gifts and jewels while arguing about separations and New York jurisdiction.
An incomplete letters recount unhappiness and concern over a relationship. The writer mentions financial worries, emotional strain, and fear of misery suffered by a loved one last winter. A late letter notes influenza with no complaints, and a four month remaining period with affectionate instructions to kiss Liddi.
John Finnegan was arrested yesterday on an automobile operation while intoxicated charge. He was taken to the Third Freemont station by patrolmen Allies to Donohue and Peer Matern and released under $800 bond. A warrant for his arrest had been sworn out after he figured in a collision.
A break in at Ans A Waldman s millinery shop at 1224 State Street occurred Tuesday night. Entry was gained by forcing a rear window and eight dollars was stolen. Police report the owner appeared yesterday to inspect the damage.
The Fire Board will recognize brave firemen with gold stars to be worn on uniforms. A Ninth District Republican club communication urged action and the board, led by Henry N. McCathron, approved moving forward following a police commissioners precedent. Adolph Lederer, Republican district leader, signed the request. The board met last night to discuss the measure.
Routine business was transacted and the budget discussed. The board decided a special afternoon meeting would be held to draft the coming year’s budget for submission to the auditor.
Felix Lopes twenty seven store keeper of 24 Liberty Street Ansonia and resident at 89 Main Street was arrested yesterday by Detective Sergeants McNamara and Maloney after narcotics were found in his car He was held on bonds of 1090 and released late last night Police had long suspected him of peddling dope to Black residents of the city but could not prove it until the arrest He reportedly made regular city trips supplying African Americans and has a police record
Tests over five years show a quick pill treatment relieves piles, avoiding salves. A customer testimonial claims operation avoided and recovery in days, with a prompt return to health. Pills are sold by mail or at drugstores, 80 cents plus postage.
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