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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1926
Page
11
Mr Fred G Marquart recalls dizziness and near fainting from constipation. A brief course of Carter's Little Liver Pills relieved symptoms, doubled appetite, and cleared dizziness. Advertised by druggists as the remedy, red package 25 cents.
An old advertisement promotes Rad Salts as a cure for rheumatism noting seasonality. It advises dressing warmly keeping feet dry avoiding exposure and drinking water while claiming the kidneys and skin purge body wastes. The ad touts Jad Salts made from grape and lemon juice with sulfur and suggests daily use for a week.
The Easton Farm Bureau plans a meeting at Edward T. Gillette’s home on Thursday evening March 11 with county ag agent Pute nam of Storrs Agricultural College to speak at Park Management. A senate board budget session was held at Mrs. Aure l Ruman’s home Saturday night.
Stratford town council designates Police Chief Nichols as dog warden for one year starting April 1, replacing Edward Bradley who had held the post for seven years. Bradley’s salary drops to 1000 yearly, while officials debate cost savings and the police department’s burden in handling stray dogs and related duties.
Newtown Board of Finance votes to set a 21 mill tax rate for the 1926-27 period, replacing 19 and 20 mill proposals. The move aims to raise about 72,172.68 to fund a total budget of 3,480,604.08, including town and school expenditures, with a special town meeting set for March 18 after the adjourned annual meeting. The board also approves borrowing up to 12,000 from Newtown Savings Bank as a temporary loan until 1925 tax liens are due.
Monroe Wales incident reports that Mareh Monaroe died in New Jersey after illness with pneumonia. He was son of Joseph and Sarah Wales and lived in Monroe for years. Survived by wife son two daughters two brothers and several nephews. Body to Elm Street Cemetery Monroe for burial in family plot. Funeral of Miles Burr a retired farmer held Sunday. survivors noted. Reservations requested for Fairfield County Republican Woman’s association midwinter meeting March 13 at Greenwich. A special town meeting approved 17 mill tax for coming year. Folks plan to attend Joseph Michalka auction March 31 at Daintels Farm. Ward Merial Sr of New York visited. Endeavor Society to meet Sunday evening led by Aliye M Juim Wiles and Mrs Frank Tinder.
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