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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1922
Page
11
An Ohio physician Dr Edwards advocates Olive Tablets as a gentle natural aid to liver and bowels. The ad claims inactivity of organs causes sickness and promotes a vegetable olive oil compound sold in 10c 30c sizes.
A skin ad proclaims Mentho-Sulphur quickly soothes irritated skin and heals eruptions such as rash pimples and ringworm. It claims rapid improvement and urges buyers to obtain a small jar from any good druggist.
Washington Jan 11 Mrs Nina Diez Dutcher labeled a love monopolist by Col Dutcher wealthy retired officer she accuses him of cruelty and infidelity. She seeks divorce and damages while his two daughters face a $40,000 suit for alleged alienation of affections.
Negotiations over the disposition of the government waterpower project at Muscle Shoals Alabama remain unsettled as Washington conference with Secretary Weatherford continues after the arrival of Wesley Ford.
The installation exercises of American Legion officers drew veterans with over fifty years of service. The group photo shows Walter Gould, W Seymour, Clarence Lynch, Thomas Cameron, Earle Raymond J. Congdon, Edward I. Driscoll, Fred J. Paulkenry, and others across rows, including captains, chairmen, and chaplains J. Crosby, Rev. Har C Kearns, and Z. Barlow, highlighting fraternal bonds.
Arthur Seymour Brown, 44, vice president of the Ansonia branch of the American Brass Company, died today at his home on Grassy Hill Road Orkuga. Heart failure was the immediate cause. Brown commanded Tp B of the Home Guards during war days and is survived by his wife and two sons.
Wetroit Mich Jan 41 Representatives of the Ford Motor Company will bid for the Lincoln Motor Company property when holdings are aligned by William S Sayres Jr master in chancery of the United States District Court February 4. If Ford acquires the property and the new Lincoln Motor Company is organized Ford will begin manufacture of new priced cars. Benny Land will be retained as part of the Lincoln Company and his son Ayre Leland as vice president and general manager. Judge Arthur J Tuttle ordered sale with a minimum price of 58 000 000 on the buildings.
Two fox hunters near Meriden reported finding a body identified as Adam Wasgewich, 29, who had been confined at Connecticut Hospital for the Insane in Middletown. Dr John B Loveland said the man died of exposure after walking away from the institution on January 2.
Stratford considers a new fire prevention ordinance designating the chief of the fire department as officer in charge of inspections. It requires annual outlying checks and quarterly central area surveys, with interior private-dwelling inspections at the chief’s discretion and appeals leading to town manager review. Noncompliance carries penalties and fines. Councilman Sammis notes limited powers to stop postings on trees and sign vandalism.
Carica Carmine was arrested for saving liquors in Lisa Market at 63 Boxing Tans Avenue. The case was postponed until January 24 with a bail set at 300 dollars. The proceedings occurred in the city court yesterday.
Judge John B. Dillon a Covard R. Wilson field marshal outlines a Border Bridgeport peace gathering for Republicans at the Stratfield hotel on Monday evening January 16. The letter invites disaffected party members to exchange views or vent with a dinner priced to raise funds, with a note that tools are not welcome and attendees should sign and mail the enclosed postal.
James Farmer of 49 Maiden Lane was arrested yesterday for driving an automobile with a muffler left wide open, drawing police attention and a citation for mechanical violation.
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