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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1925
Page
5
Advert appears for Diamond Dyes claiming to tint or dye various fabrics with simple steps. It promotes 18 cent packages for wool silk or mixed goods and urges consulting the druggist about fabric type before coloring. The language notes lingerie, silks, ribbons, dresses, and home textiles as suitable targets.
A 1920s advertisement promotes Stuart's dyspepsia tablets as a cure for indigestion and sour stomach. It claims the tablets restore digestive balance, allowing normal meals like doughnuts and onions without distress. The pitch offers a free first box, 25 cent pocket boxes, and a mail order to F. A. Stuart Company Marshall Michigan.
Boston news report says three soldiers Leighton H Pierce Alvin Card and Eugene Million deserted from Company T Lab Infantry October 30 and spent a busy week in crime. They allegedly stole two automobiles tires radio sets phonographs and other items across Boston Aver Cambridge Hull and Lakeville Mass. An undisclosed source led to their capture after a deserter warning at an atlas in the Dover area. Sergeant George W Harris on the case.
London announces Wal Annesley Stewart former counsellor at the British embassy in Rio de Janeiro has been dismissed from the diplomatic service after a foreign office board of inquiry found merit in sensational charges raised by both sides in a dispute with Sir John Tilley the British ambassador to Brazil. Disciplinary action against Stewart was expected though specific charges were not disclosed.
Prince Paul Christian of Greece faced delays after an automobile accident while en route from New York to Webster Massachusetts. Special services at a Greek Orthodox church were held by Archbishop Vasdlas, added to yesterday’s dedication ceremony. The prince, unable to attend due to the crash, was later escorted to the Reamian home and visited Murphy and Thompson residences before planned Worcester visit.
The funeral of Mrs Fill Wake man was largely attended at Emmanuel Church Gyons Plans Sunday afternoon. The rector Ros H J Edwards officiated. Burial was in Inons Plans cemetery. The pallbearers were John C Fanton, Gilvia Ketloge, Joseph Bulkley, and George F Sherwood. She is survived by her husband and a cousin, Mrs Elizabeth Vann of Stratfield. Mr and Mrs A I Smith of Singa tuk entertained a party of Enlenils at their Weston bungalow Saturday. The Womens auxiliary of Lyons Plains will meet Thursday after noon, Nov 12 at the home of Mrs Eula Fancher. Mr and Mrs James Griffin were given a serenade by over 60 friends on Saturday evening.
November meeting of the Congregational Missionary society held at the home of Mrs Clarence T Yromain on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Svelve Green underwent an operation at Danbury hospital Thursday. Johnsen family hosted guests including Mildred Wheelper and Stratford visitors. Representative Thornhill and the Snap family noted in attendance.
Hartford November 3 AP George Lehs twenty four was captured after a high speed chase on Prospect and Grove streets during which two shots were fired by police. He was taken to Concord New Hampshire this morning in the custody of Deputy Sheriff George E Dehale. Lehs was a fugitive from justice for $2600 bond forfeited in Canada after his arrest in connection with extensive automobile thefts. He went back today without requisition.
Mrs Annie Mimbert, an aged invalid, was burned to death on a stairway leading to her East Boston apartment. Her clothing reportedly caught fire from above, and she attempted to escape by the stairs.
Bootleggers employed a new tactic to hinder pursuing officers on the Wyohalmstown White River Junction route this weekend. Customs Patrolmen Rich ard Pollard and Alfred Crandall pursued a car containing 60 bottles of Canadian liquor, but the suspects escaped after two tires were punctured.
Armistice Day service scheduled at the Salvation Army hall 151 Clinton avenues tomorrow at 8 pm. Music by Swedish Methodist Baptist and Mission church quartets, with Rex William Justinius and Rev. George Anderson speaking. Instrumental numbers by Captain H Jacobson and George Hogberg, plus a string band piece. Offering for Salvation Army work requested. refreshments to follow. admission free.
Frederick Michels resigns as treasurer of Fitchburg Savings Bank after it emerges his personal notes for large sums were held by banks in other cities. Board accepts resignation. State commissioner of banks states the bank was not involved in the embarrassment. Commissioner places Nichols liabilities at 600000.
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