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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1922
Page
5
An advertisement lists items including a basketball free offer, a name Shauder or Spaulding and a price quoted as seven dollars fifty cents for football gear or related equipment, suggesting a sporting goods promotion.
A vintage advertisement urges dyspeptics to take Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for relief from indigestion and sour stomach after heavy meals. It claims rapid comfort from bloating belching and acid reflux and promotes purchasing a box at local drug stores.
Fragmented ad style copy markets Dr Carey’s No 7 remedy for kidney and bladder issues. Claims lifelong health. urges immediate use of the product in liquid or tablet form. Warns of symptoms like frequent urination, burning, and irritation, and mentions refunds if not beneficial.
Wallace Nutting spoke at a Bridgeport Kiwanis gathering urging beautification of homes and surroundings. He noted intercity cooperation, urged better taste, and praised the New England district for promoting unity. The event featured Rev. Dr. Bruce Nutting, music by dancers, and a display illustrating Vermont Beauty from Nutting’s recent book.
The 1923 assembly debates radical motor law reforms including compulsory state insurance premium with registration, statewide property tax through the registry, local tax transfer to the state, and creation of traffic courts. Officials warn costs, enforcement, and jurisdiction shifts, with plan to centralize auto cases in cities and counties under new state administration.
Congress High School reports its old assembly hall has been converted into a four sided gym with full physical education facilities. The old slanted floor was removed and replaced with a new one. The renovated gym will be ready for use Monday morning as indoor physical education resumes after opening this fall.
Ahralan lodge of Independent Beredas uf Gillorith met in the Liberty building for a formal opening of new lodge rooms. Archibald Hillbranh of Worcester presided. The district and other officers are expected to attend.
An article reports that veteran railroad man Robeson, once connected with the Sheaston and Albany line and later at New York Central, resigned after a system leak surfaced. Born in 1848, he made his home in New Bed.
Veterans from the Disabled American Veterans group press for a hearing with Dr. Brennand of the United Veterans Bureau about alleged mistreatment at a New York state trade school. They accuse payroll cutbacks and poor conditions, seeking relief and an audience within days.
An old advertisement touts Edward's Olive Tablets as a purely vegetable remedy for digestive upset. It claims the olive oil formula aids digestion without griping and provides a quick, gentle alternative to harsher laxatives.
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