Feet Relief Home Treatment Advertised
An advertisement promotes Sylpho Nathol as instant foot relief. It claims a spoonful dissolved in hot water soothes tired swollen feet, eliminating pain and stinging, with the remedy available at all dealers.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1927
Page
12
An advertisement promotes Sylpho Nathol as instant foot relief. It claims a spoonful dissolved in hot water soothes tired swollen feet, eliminating pain and stinging, with the remedy available at all dealers.
Frank C. Clark world tours agent of South Norwalk sought to enjoin his second wife from harassing his name and his third wife Bee Wright Clark. The settlement was reached out of court and details were not disclosed. The incident centered on alleged actions by Mrs Esteen Clark of Brooklyn prompting the injunction. Officials could not reveal the terms or specifics of the settlement.
The man refuses to disclose the names and reputation of his wife and himself or any specifics about the settlement. He states a settlement was reached and the case is settled, but declines to provide further information.
The New England Association of Fire Chiefs voted unanimously to join the International Association of Fire Chiefs. Thomas F Goode of the Boston Police Department proposed standard siren signals, a ban on parking near hydrants, and a uniform traffic regulation method for fire apparatus.
The Ontario Liquor Central Board announced that effective Friday beer may be sold by the keg and prices will be reduced. Buyers will also be able to purchase beer directly from breweries, expanding access and changing retail practices.
Stratford High School seniors held their class day in the auditorium with a luncheon after, featuring The Log senior yearbook. Merritt Vanderbilt and school officials attended as 80 seniors, the largest graduating class, were welcomed by President Byron Park.
Milton Greenwall fifteen of 39 Vine Street suffered injuries when he darted into a car on Vine Street near Park Avenue while playing kick the wicket. The car was driven by Stanley Bull nineteen of 13 Pilemon Road Stratfield. He was taken to St Vincent's hospital after an initial exam at the Emergency hospital where nine stitches were required for a jaw laceration. He rested comfortably last night.
The 22nd biennial Saengerfest of the Connecticut State Band brings twenty societies and 1200 singers to Stamford Friday and Saturday. Robert Weber directs, with rehearsals and festival management. Competitions begin Friday morning, prize singing at 2 PM, Schwaben Männerchor lead contenders, big Palace Theatre concert in the evening featuring May Barren, Leo Schulz, and Dr. Frederick Reninger with Stamford Symphony. Saturday offers a City Hall outdoor concert, Lansmann Park festival, prize awards, band concerts, and fireworks to close the event.
Raymond Demphowski twelve of 30 Lesbia street was treated at Emergency hospital yesterday after discharging a blank cartridge into his left palm. Dr Roger Morse attended to the injury in this Fourth of July accident.
Connecticut will send a carload for the Seattle session of the National Education Association meeting. John A. Young, Bridgeport assistant superintendent and association director, announced 21 Connecticut delegates, including six Bridgeporters. The party stops at Glacier Park en route, spends two days, and returns via Yellowstone Lakes Louise Banff Grand Canyon and Alaska plans noted.
New York June 22 AP a record price of 450000 has been paid for a twenty room co operative apartment on Fifth avenue by Dr Preston Pope Satterwhite a socially prominent New Yorker He will occupy the tenth and much of the eleventh floor of the building to be erected on the site of Senator Clark s mansion at Seventy Seventh street Mrs William K Vanderbilt 2d paid the previous record price when she purchased a twenty seven room mansionette covering three floors of a Park avenue building
In Redding on June 22 a blaze destroyed seven barns on L Rumsey’s Sanford district farm. Four calves cremated and total damage about 610000, partially insured. Fire crews from Redding Ridge and West Redding fought the flames, saving the Rumsey homestead and nearby horse and wagon barns. Several horses faced danger in a distant stable as roofs caught embers. The farm lies about half a mile west of the state road.
Miss Anna Loretta Doran and Andrew Mansfield King wed yesterday at City Clerk Paul D Eila's home, with Mrs John R Ruby and her husband as witnesses. Both work at Westchester Biltmore Country Club, he a policeman and she a telephone operator. They plan a wedding trip to Manhattan after the ceremony.
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