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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1928
Page
14
An advertisement touts Marmula presaipoen tablets as a scientific method to combat excess fat. It claims 20 years of use, natural results, and a formula explained inside each box, urging readers to trust the product and ask a friend about Marmol.
Mr and Mrs Joseph Boucher of 110 Grandfield Avenue raise eleven children, all born in Bridgeport. The eleventh baby was born February 8, as the couple, married 22 years, live with Mary Bath, mother to Joseph and family. The husband, a Locomobile plant auto mechanic, died years ago. five boys and six girls, ages from one month to twenty, attend school or work.
Miss Anna Hoess a Germany born immigrant who arrived in 1864 faces naturalization proceedings in the United States District Court. She is among a class of 60 aliens observed as part of the naturalization process. The article notes a legal principle that a woman may be conviced against her will yet remains she cannot be forced into certain actions.
West Point parents are invited to attend a Palace Theatre showing of Dress Parade and a photoplay about West Point, starring Willie Boyd. Manager Matt Saunders will host including special flag-draped boxes for attending parents from Bridgeport and surrounding area.
Vital statistics record births to Hagop and Elmass Dushugian on 11 Bell Street a daughter born March 28. Thomas and Florent Keating on 183 Pequonnock Street a son born February 20. and many other couples with daughters and sons born March 2 through March 9, including Egar, Gaines, Favale, Strella, Card, Gavlas, Ragonese, DeVellis, Bepoke, Perowaxa, McCarthy, Motts, Somenroir, Isoduitha, Todgregn, Johnson, Tepes, and others, listing streets such as Carroll Avenue, Hancock Avenue, Hallett Street, East Main Street, North Washington Avenue, Putnam Street, Park Terrace, Staples Street, Roosevelt Street, Armstrong Place, Seview Avenue, Railroad Street, Minces, Maple Street, Lexington Avenue, Pembroke Avenue, Hamilton Street, Lindley Street, and multiple recipients.
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