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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
5
Dr Emil Bauer recommends Nuxated Iron as a tonic for the elderly to restore iron in the blood and improve nourishment. He claims it can make patients feel years younger in weeks and offers a refund if no benefit after two weeks of two tablets three times daily.
Fred Daniels whose pigs were killed by dogs asks the Claims committee for $300 in damages. Alderman Kornblut suggests the state may owe since dog licenses fund revenue. Assistant City Attorney Greenstein will decide after review of the claim.
Birth records show multiple newborns from January with parents and addresses including Wesley Smith, Bertha Smith, 57 Winter Street. Gabriel Szabo, Marie Szabo, 164 Columbia Street. Arthur Ericakson, Hilda Ericakson, Stratford. Howard Williams, Mary Williams, 695 Beechwood Avenue. Michael Chacko, Mary Chacko, 270 Pearl Street. Andrew Brown, Edith Brown, 1214 Capitol Avenue. Josime Delibero, Angela Delibero, 54 Halsett Street. Angela DiMaggio, Constantina DiMaggio, 116 Logan Street. John Foster, Catherine Foster, 64 Taft Avenue. Martin Panuczak, Katheryn Panuczak, 134 Nichols Street. Frank Cornell, Belle Cornell, 79 Beechwood Avenue. Irving Quesser, Rose Quesser, 388 Wheeler Avenue. Salvatore Ditivazia, Antonia Ditivazia, 439 Exeter Street. A son or daughter is noted for several entries with January dates. Marriage licenses list Konstanty Zegzo, 25, and Mark Wrysocka, 20, both of 54 Gilmore Street.
Bernard P. Monahan of Stratford dies after short illness at home 1522 Iranistan Avenue survived by wife Sarah and children Helen, C. Carrall, Mick Unarry III, Gordon. services set at St. Augustine's Church. Minnie Burns of North End dies at St Vincent's Hospital. funeral from 30 Farmilel Street to St. Patrick's Church. James C. Robinson of Newington dies after lingering illness. funeral at Calvary Episcopal Church. Sarah Hanley Moran funeral held at St. Charles' Church. burial in St. Michael's Cemetery. Mary Sessler dies suddenly. funeral at Church of the Sacred Heart. Robert Cable funeral private. former Hill Coal Co. owner survived by wife, three sons, two daughters. William H. Gorham of Stratford. funeral from Potter Mortuary. high mass at St. Patrick's. Joseph G. Keknes 29. funeral at 44 Velvet Street. burial Daleview Cemetery. Ada Guilen wife of Benjamin Guilen. funeral at Henry Bishop Mortuary. Park Cemetery. Eliza Smethurst funeral at Remington Mortuary. burial Lakeview Cemetery. Blanbeth G. Patterson aged 85 dies at daughter’s home. Fred Van de Bogart funeral at 64 Nichels Avenue. burial Union Cemetery. Frank Vasas funeral from Royal Avenue and St Stephen's Church. survived by mother, three brothers and a sister. Carl Bartz 84 funeral at Wiltse & Hardas Funeral Parlors.
Sephrosyne L Brown principal of Grand Street School testified in Superior Court about delays and cost overruns on five houses planned for North Avenue. She claimed plans cost more than anticipated, causing her to abandon the project after selling her Grand Street home to fund construction. Judge Isaac Wolfe heard the remarks as counsel pressed for limits on plans and timing.
A special meeting of the Young Emmet Gaelic club will be held tonight at 383 Myrtle Avenue to elect officers and conduct club business. Members are urged to attend and participate in the election of officers.
A fragment argues women should face speeding penalties like men and presses for equal treatment under traffic rules. It claims a tradition of leniency toward women and asserts that if women seek equal rights they must accept equal responsibilities.
An advertisement touts Mercy's a Cad Tdger Of Tab Jets claiming to help thin people gain weight quickly. It promises 15 pounds in five weeks and a money back guarantee if the product fails, noting a druggist can supply the tablets for 60 cents per box.
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