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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1923
Page
7
James H Adrien battered by rheumatism for years then studied causes and created a formula he claims dissolves uric acid deposits in joints and muscles. He asserts the remedy banishes symptoms quickly and offers a money back guarantee via druggists who sell AT LENRHU, advertising a public trial through newspapers.
A skin specialist extols Mentho Sulphur as a germ destroying remedy for eczema and other itching skin troubles. The ad claims rapid cooling relief after first use, healing of rashes and boils, and that Bowles Mentho Sulphur is applied like a cold cream and safe. Appears in a general advertisement.
Bridgeport residents toured Lake Zoar, the largest fresh water lake in New England, home to a Connecticut Light and Power Co plant. The Congregational church hosts a chicken pie supper Friday Nov 9 with sale items and a children’s straw-bag. St Peter’s church plans an oldtime Thanksgiving chicken pie supper at Mr and Mrs S B Hurd on Friday Nov 23.
Special Telegram report notes a reorganization meeting for the Devon Athletic Club to elect new officers and invite former officers. Also, the Talmadge houseboat in the creek near Hillside park was moved to Walnut Beach for winter. Myrtle Beach Chapel plans a Friday get together and a Thursday Bible class meets at Mrs. Evarts home. Mildred Wilson of Bridgeport visits the Joneses on Florence Avenue.
Stepney STHEPNEY Nav Special to the Telegram reports a successful food and fancy sale at Dr. F J Wales home with proceeds over 75. Mrs Wales and St Peter church guild ladies express satisfaction. Also notes Mrs L J Wheeler visiting Bridgeport, Mathew Cabral visits Newtown then returns home, J Carlton Joyce sells Carmi to Bridgeport Hydraulic and plans Massachusetts move, auction Monday to clear stock and tools, Burr Hawley house roofs are being newly shingled.
James L. Whittlesey of Morris, state commissioner of domestic animals, is a patient at Waterbury Hospital for several days. The attending physician said he is not in serious condition and is resting comfortably at the present time.
Derby plans to rival Shelton with a prominent Tuxedo Club led by Joseph Reidy and supported by Allan Gee and Thomas Delaney. A meeting tonight will set social plans and officer elections as Shelton Grange outlines officers for the coming term and Red Cross drives start with house to house canvassing.
Five French sailors aboard the steamer Caroline died and several were hospitalized after inhaling gas during fumigation of the vessel in Havana. The incident occurred in the harbor with the crew exposed to toxic fumes. Authorities are investigating the cause of the gas release.
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