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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1925
Page
5
A historical warning explains that Indican in the system signals illness and various ailments from headaches to stomach issues. It promotes Carter’s Little Liver Pills as a remedy to cleanse the body, improve appetite, and restore digestion.
An old advertisement touts De Kilmer & Co Swamp Root as a cure all for kidney and bladder ailments. It cites sworn testimonials and claims extensive sales, urging readers to obtain a sample bottle and noting availability in drug stores with various bottle sizes and a ten cent sample option.
Mothers are advised to rub Musterole on throats and chests for prompt relief from coughs and croup symptoms. The ad claims Musterole treats throat bronchitis tonus stiff neck asthma neuralgia headaches and other pains and suggests a milder form for babies. It promotes ready availability of 3c and 65c jars and tubes.
Fairfield Court binds Tobn Standinovich of Tlar anoa street over to the Superior Court in bonds of $590 after a Town court appearance. He pleaded not guilty claiming his wife made the liquor for their family. Police raided his home and recovered a still sugar mash and finished product. Annie Lucas of Reef Road Fairfield Beach received 20 days and $200 fine for making liquor for sale. John G Beck of Bridgeport and Frank Coummler of Webster Avenue were fined for related offenses.
Secretary of Labor Davis urged passage of legislation to facilitate exchanging mentally ill and helpless American public charges with Canada. In a letter to Senator Hiram Johnson he cited eleven cases of United States citizens detained in Canadian institutions and urged their return to the United States.
Redding men Hugh C A1Coham and George S Banks and Easton resident Irwin S Edwards travelled to Bridgeport for a condemnation hearing between Bridgeport Hydraulic Co and Easton property owners. The session, postponed due to illness, followed H C McCollam purchasing sixteen acres along Putnam Park.
German students and officials report the ill fated girl S Anedon Tie Wach ga The Vtuteral of MWelen Pemhert Amenfkcan mueetudens pledged suicide in Leipzig just as a career was about to begin. Her father was in war after receiving omblegium. the body was cremated in Greenman.
A man admits his role in a $60,000 diamond theft alongside two accomplices and 14 others, linking to Feldenheimer and Jaco of Broadway. He faces theft charges and is held in custody on $560 bail while awaiting further court action.
The Grand Central hotel on Main Street Newtown changes hands from Sarah Berg and Annie Sanford to William D. Parker proprietor of the Parker House. The sale includes the hotel building barns and three acres. Deeds will be filed at the Town Clerk’s office this afternoon. Howard Kennedy, son of William Kennedy, is reported to be slightly improved from pneumonia.
Wellington March 30 Associated Press Darmer 71 rancher near here was killed by his son in law Ike C Rice 35 in a feud rooted in North Carolina where Rice eloped with Farmers daughter. In Colorado the two clans clashed with fist fights and a shooting after Rice ordered Farmer off the Rice property. The elder Farmer was shot while sons-in-law were injured in the confrontation.
County Prosecutor Marshall W Ogden announced the release of four men arrested after the Bethlehem Mines explosion at mine No 41. Three percent miners died in the blast two weeks earlier. The four had been held as the last seen leaving the mine before the blast. Work to clean up the wrecked mine began and repair crews prepared to resume operations in about zero days. Mine inspectors accompanied crews in search of a cause. The coroner's inquest had been in session for some days and would resume after investigations are complete.
Milford reports seeking to improve rear property with a concrete retaining wall along the Wepawang river to provide free parking for theater patrons. Nomejko intends space for about 100 cars and to beautify the river view, while Milford Water Co plans a five hundred? feet six inch main upgrade on Mileafigid Avenue to enhance hydrant protection for shore residents.
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