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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
11
Advertisement for Rinolin claiming to relieve chronic constipation by restoring regular bowel movements in a few days. Promises clearer skin, brighter eyes, and renewed vitality. Claims 10 days money back guarantee and availability at Hindle’s and jewelry stores.
A newspaper advertisement touts Ocean-O as a pure deep sea water tonic for psoriasis eczema and other skin eruptions. It claims minerals restore balanced blood to heal skin while promising relief within a week in some cases and a money back guarantee if not helpful. It urges purchase at Hindlee Stores and local druggists and notes easy use with no artificial ingredients.
Samuel RB Saddler and Son Inc of Philadelphia conducted an analysis covering chlorine sulfuric acid radical silica calcium oxide magnesium oxide sodium oxide potassium oxide sodium bromide sodium carbonate sodium bicarbonate manganese iodide and related compounds.
Instant relief from sourness gases or acidity of stomach from indigestion flatulence palpitation headache or any stomach distress The moment you take a few Papa Diapepsin tablets your stomach feels fine Correct digestion for a few cents Harmless Any drug store
A health note argues that waking with backache and dull misery signals acid-forming foods and overworked kidneys. It advocates drinking water, using taal salts and grape lemon juice mix to cleanse sluggish kidneys, neutralize acids, relieve bladder irritation, and reduce nighttime urination.
Mrs Tadsth Very Sherwood, Westport librarian, will present a lecture series on a steamship tour to Europe for Westport visitors this summer. She plans an April chapter showing many color prints at the Westport Library to be viewed later in European museums in London, Madrid, Paris, Venice, and Rome.
In Binghamton NY on February 10, more than 34 000 employees at Hindienti Johnson Shae manus dactuling plinty participated in a profit bonus distribution totaling 1 763 442 dollars. Every worker from president to lowest helper received an equal amount based on days worked during the year.
Leonard J Redding of Harrisburg faces an auto theft charge in connection with a Stratford vehicle from September 12 and waived examination, bound over to the next Superior court term. Tony Forallo of Maple Street gets four months with two suspended for breaking and entering. Martin Bryunewick's auto truck case is continued to February 17 in $1,000 bonds amid reckless driving charges. Charles Pernaitis, jailed for a month, receives 90 days for assault and alleged robbery. continuance to Feb 24. Thomas Foley and Jesse Davis receive continuances for DUI and theft of motor meters, with Davis given a 30 day suspended sentence. Martin Crugdas, 3 Warren Court, jailed for beating his wife with a 24-year pattern. continuance to Feb 13. Thomas McCarthy of Brooklyn granted continuance to Feb 11 for drunkenness. Edward Olson of Springfield charged with drunkenness. judgment suspended in James Muarthy case. John Runee found not guilty of violating the liquor law.
The Belgian Chamber of Deputies approved the Washington agreement funding Belgiums war debt to the United States by a 75 to missing vote with eighteen absentees.
The weekly list from the motor vehicle department shows six operators in Connecticut suspended for one year for driving while intoxicated. Names include Albert Bolling of Greenwich Herman Butter Darren Gordon Hager of Hartford Michael Guerrers of Oakville Joseph MacNamara of Brooklyn NY Oluer Olsen of Forestville. Notify authorities if any suspended driver is seen operating a vehicle.
Sanitary division reports routine inspection at Water Street freight house led to destruction of over 500 chocolate bars and 40 pounds of meat products including veal and beef. Additional items such as vegetables and forks were discarded from local stores and restaurants for failing sanitary standards.
A bankruptcy case notes a tobacco grower with debts totaling 29 939. The filing appears from New Waven on February 19. Details are garbled but indicate financial failure and considerable obligations.
Senate and House debate a dozen proposed measures to seize and operate anthracite mines in emergency, while President Coolidge resists action. Copeland and Reed clash over steps, Parker balks at hearings, and Democratic lawmakers fault White House for inaction as bills draft to study production and distribution.
An undetermined origin blaze today destroyed a garage owned by the McCucker and Schroeder Coal Company at 5 Thalkoid Avenue. Fire crews battled flames and prevented spread to nearby structures. One team of four firefighters responded to the incident.
At a Common Council meeting Norwalk, officials voted unanimously to revise the city charter. The plan aims to create a better city government by adding a fire and police commissioner and expanding paid police positions. The charter update will be developed over the year.
Miss Jane Agnes Dargan, a teacher at Central High, is appointed second vice-principal of the new Morgan Bulkley High School in Hartford, effective Sept 16. She resides at 2151 Park Avenue, is a Bridgeport Normal School graduate, Class of 1932, with two Columbia degrees.
Leonard Spelling thirty five of 317 Madison avenue was held on $200 bond in City court on assault charges relating to an attack on Barnet Sussman of 22 Suburban avenue at Abraham Wolf's garment factory. Sussman remains hospitalized with serious injuries after naming Spelling and Gores Sepuk as his attackers. Sepuk, reportedly not arrested, had posted $50 on January 28 for a prior attack.
Boston advocate Daniel Rich urged an amendment to the Watson Parker labor bill before the Interstate Commerce committee. He argued for a national emergency mediation board with powers to intervene in rail labor disputes and a cooling off period, while proposing limits on witness summons and document production. The plan would grant presidential authority to intervene at his initiative during emergencies and suspend online activity of an otherwise open emergency board for thirty days.
Kastel, once active in Norwich and New York stock circles, is charged with mail fraud tied to bucketing schemes. He allegedly swindled a Norwich bank official out of 90000 dollars while connected with Culver aid company. He appeared in court in New York, held on $10000 bail.
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