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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1923
Page
4
Mass coffee drinkers report insomnia nervousness headaches and indigestion. The ad suggests stopping coffee for a week and switching to Postum a caffeine free cereal beverage to improve sleep and well being. It claims Postum sold by grocers everywhere and may guide choosing coffee or Postum.
A string of weekend arrests led to Monday hearings in Police Court. Several defendants faced various charges from driving under the influence to unlawful possession of photographs. Sentences ranged from fines to suspended jail terms, with penalties including prison time for some offenses.
Yor IRS, N.Y. Nav. Ly.edtor Visher arrested for passing, claiming he wore two suits to hide valuables. He explained to Judge Tosemchase that the duplex apparel kept all his money inside trousers and valuables in the outer coat. He received a suspended sentence.
Samuel 3. Marsh, longtime Waterbury Superior Court clerk, dies after years of service. Funeral services will be held at his home on LeSt Hout avenue tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by Rev. Henry Allin Todd and Rev. Jorn Whe barlat, with burial in Riverside cemetery.
Coroner Arthur G. Touhands absolves a motorist in the death of Henry Richards of Naplin. The case centers on a North indham resident Myron Yoo. Richards died after being struck and taken to a hospital. testimony and evidence were reviewed early next week.
William J. Wither, 65, United States, longtime inspector for the past twenty years, died at his home Sunday after a brief illness. A Methodist clergyman and Mason, he was active in local Knights Templar Commandery affairs.
An alleged swindler was held in Atlantic City after a preliminary hearing. Details are incomplete due to garbled text, but the report notes a court action and continued detention related to the accused.
Wilson and Pinto, both 17, were detained in New Haven after a reported incident. Wilson, who had a pistol, claimed travel, while Pinto was later noted to have prior court appearances and time at a reform school. Police suspected auto theft links in the case.
A high school girl died after a fall in the gymnasium at Lyman Hall High School. The student, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jlenry RR. Baertek, had recently begun attending the school, which reported the incident occurred after a medical condition following a call to the cyanamide of Lyman Hall high.
Mr and Mrs Alewid More and Kuorne Jones have accepted pastorates at Minneth Vonner and Stringhill Congregational churches near Weeldanite. The move was announced today.
A fire truck collided with a car, resulting in one death and two injuries. The reports describe a street scene with a 24 year old salesman among those affected, and paramedics rushing the victim to hospital.
Police say the victim, killed after a collision near St. Loed, is still unidentified. Lao Wilder of Meriden, driver of the car, faces a hearing November 23 on a five thousand dollar bond.
A disordered OCR summary shows campaign outlays for the Socialist Party, listing contributors and amounts including Carl Jolngon and Town Clerk Joseph Winter. It notes payments to various candidates and a total fundraising effort across districts with unclear details and several transcription errors.
The General Electric Company runs forty two U S plants with the nearest listing below. Employment is steady and wages good. Those seeking growth find friendly help from the employment department. Many progressive men and women in metal and electrical industries will find opportunity in this expansion.
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