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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
6
Dr Daniel G Carey promotes Prescription No 777 for kidney and bladder diseases. He claims decades of practice and says the remedy, available at Hindles Drug Stores, has cured thousands and is not a patent medicine. Beware kidney disease and seek relief with this advertised formula.
In New York a revolver tied to the February murder of Frederick Schneider by a Bronx road appears to implicate housekeeper Mrs Anna Buzzi and chauffeur William Turc. Turc's bond stands at 50,000 as a material witness. Buzzi held without bail for March 24 examination.
A home remedy promises quick relief from coughs colds and catarrh.Mix one ounce of Parmini double strength with sugar and hot water to create an inexpensive soothing mixture said to ease mucous membranes and nasal symptoms overnight.
QUITMAN MISS March 22 Clark county officials face an inquiry to determine the effect of men s athletic unions on pubic morals The county grand jury in its final report urged that track uniforms basketball outfits and swimming trunks are too abbreviated and suggested more modest uniforms in county high schools
In Redding on March 22 Mrs Margaret Givens of New York City bought the Mark Twain home on Redding Ridge and plans renovations and repainting. Stephen Burr won the contract for work at Samuel L. Clemens’s former residence named Stermville, with summer visits by Mrs Givens. The property, once home to Twain, will regain outdoor charm after updates, while nearby coal shortages affect town supply. Deer have appeared around Picket's Ridge, approaching homes where food is left out.
Shelton Mar 22 Members of the American Legion Charles W Suternest observed Dads Night last evening. The discussion focused on organizing a dads auxiliary with guests including Representative John H Hill Dr H A Roberts Gus Rosens John Walker Wilmot Miller Andrew Johnson and Videl VanSoye. A committee to organize the dads auxiliary was named comprising John Walker Charles Gluck James Forsythae Andrew Johnson Wilmot Miller and Jus Rosene.
Milford voters will decide on a new city charter at a special town election on August 6. The Milford Charter Commission, after review with Attorney Clarence Hall, plans final draft submission March 25 and immediate forwarding to Hartford for legislative action. A referendum is required for the charter to take effect.
A jury in Common Pleas court awarded Hulda S. Jutten of Dacien $350 in a damage suit against Joan H. Oberlander. Jutten had paid $750 for property on 31 1818 to take possession in two weeks, but tenants stayed until the following November, only vacating after a summary process. She sought compensation for housing costs and ousting expenses.
A joint session of the Connecticut Association of Water Works Engineers and the Connecticut Health Association will convene at the Hotel Bond in Hartford on April 18. Bridgeport representatives from both groups are expected to attend. The program includes a table discussion at 10:10 a.m. and two talks on typhoid prevention and potable drinking water by Frederick Jackson and Charles Bartlett, officials from state sanitary engineering and health departments.
Greenwich March 22. A divorce action by Mary Frances Van Guilder against her husband Mary Ben Van Guilder was denied by Judge William O Merney after argument from counsel. The ruling followed testimony on grounds of cruelty and drew considerable Greenwich social interest.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Olmsted of Monroe presented a rink necked pheasant to Bridgeport. It was accepted for Beardsley Park by Park Commissioner Wesley F. Flayes. After several killings of his chickens, Olmsted’s granddaughter Dorothy found the bird in the coop fighting a large rooster last Saturday.
In Berlin, nearly two years of arrests targeted members of the National Freedom party of Germany amid rising concern over Fascisti growth and Communist self protection detachments. Searches included the Reichstag. three Reichstag members were seized in today’s raids.
Two first meetings of creditors in bankruptcy actions are set today before Referee John Keogh. The Max Boas matter, a State Street jeweler, will vote on a composition offer of 11 percent. The second meeting seeks to appoint a trustee for Kohn and Hadar doing business as the New York Meat Market.
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