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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
6
On March 22 Treport and aides broadened a search for 65 year old Paul Roeth who vanished from his home last night after leaving a note that his body would be found in Belleview lake, a half mile away. The lake waters have been dragged and the area scoured with no results yet.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a substitute for calomel. The copy claims the olive tablets provide quick liver relief without harming the teeth, gums, or testicles, and improve headaches dullness heaviness and a clouded brain. Prices are 15c and 30c.
An advertisement promotes Bi curated Magnesia as a remedy for indigestion and acid reflux. It asserts ordinary digestive aids fail, urging readers to take powder or tablets after meals to reduce fermentation, wind, heartburn, and bloating, claiming continued use is safe for symptom relief.
Judge Booth in Common Pleas yesterday overruled Singer's demurrer in the state case against Bridgeport jitney operator Julius Singer. The ruling clarifies that a jitney includes motor vehicles used for hire under specific conditions and that the statute’s terms are not superfluous. Report of theft at Water Street pawnshop notes 4 warcones 75 tings and 18 rockats stolen.
Judge John W. Banks in the Superior court yesterday excused all cases on the trial list to be heard by him except the action Thomas Finnigan vs. Mitred Becker of South Norwalk. Judge Keeler will hear six divorces tomorrow and reassigned cases, remaining in Bridgeport for 14 weeks for jury trials and the big session, having been elevated to the Supreme Court bench about a year ago.
In Kartfort Mar 32 the $25,000 damage suit by Ada Winkle over the death of Lewis Winkle was dismissed by Judge Maltbie on a non-suit motion. The court ruled the plaintiff must prove duty breach caused death. testimony about a fall and a confession was deemed insufficient to establish a link to Kalkowski.
Mrs Helen Jennifer Masters won a decree of separate maintenance from Judge va Rayner in Chicago in March 1914. She testified the poet deserted her March 1 1914 and has refused support for two daughters while traveling in the United States and Europe gathering material for his writings. His income reportedly exceeded 12000 yearly, supporting Mrs Masters and children.
Old advertisement copy touts Peterson's Ointment as the quickest remedy for piles and related skin issues. Claims ease for chafing eczema and sores, listing prices 60c 5.00 and 2.56, with promotional emphasis on rapid relief.
Clark E. Anderson administrator of Annie A. Anderson’s estate settles a $10,000 damage action against Mary A. Lynch for $1,900 plus costs after a collision on the Brookfield Center to Brookfield Junction highway. The suit alleges Annie Anderson died August 22 after being struck by Raymond Lynch, son of the defendant, who was driving his mother’s car.
Lagos Nagy of Norwalk faces murder charges for the November 14 death of his wife. He attempted suicide after the shooting following a quarrel over alleged infidelity with Charles Noga. Nagy was remanded to a Middletown institution for sanity evaluation with a commission appointed by Judge Kellogs.
Two injured travelers to a fair received compensation from the Compensation Commissioner. Henry F. Watson of 281 Golden F Frdat sustained bruises and injuries including a fractured shin and ankle. Murry N. Kanieng, also a demonstrator for Premier Service Co., was awarded weekly compensation of 15 dollars for injuries after a collision that tipped a vehicle.
Reports list thefts including a gray goose from Sylvan Avenue and minor items from a cemetery grave noted in the blotter. Officials mention ongoing investigations and patrols while detailing other reported losses in the area.
Washington March headlines report President Wardlar plans to broadcast a presidential proclamation by telephone to launch the savings certificates campaign. Treasury and Post Office departments are finalizing details and expect to carry out the program if all works out today.
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