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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
9
An advertisement for a medicine named Little Green Capsule promises relief from rheumatic pain. It recommends taking one pill, with a second after ten hours, and a full bottle claims to ease swelling, stiffness, and fatigue. The copy mentions dealers, price privacy, and a blunt sales pitch aimed at persistent sufferers.
A reader describes chronic digestive pain, gas, and insomnia after meals, seeking relief. The missive claims Tinlac improved appetite and strength, urging others to try the remedy and buy from local druggists, noting a favorable but unverifiable cure within days.
Westport residents debate a new town board to curb school costs while a beacon traffic light near Abersidi corner remains a nightly nuisance after 10 pm. Local officials express limited remedies with calls for economy and a shift to practical management.
The Horological Institute of America backs higher training for watchmakers, aiming for five year programs to cover metallurgy chemistry and higher mathematics. The National Research Council and Bureau of Standards support advancing skills with testing for junior and certified watchmakers. Over 1000 certificates have been issued as the field seeks better quality and safety in precision timekeeping. The institute, funded by members and a $10,000 endowment from Spier, honors its early leaders and current officers.
The Westport War Memorial committee plans a meeting to choose a suitable memorial for the town. Members include Lear Hall B Keene and John Crawford with town officials and the Plan Commission. They previously favored a flag pole with a bronze base but could not find a site. A sculpture of a soldier was considered and placed at the athletic field. A fund of about 1700 exists, and the town may not add much more.
Stratford Nov 24 A Stratford girl Helen Travers 16 and Eugene Dray 19 were found by Stratford police returning from Newark after an elopement and marriage. Parents learned of the union and, despite surprise, gave blessing amid Thanksgiving season.
The Quova club met weekly at the Stratfield hotel on Wednesday for a musical program. Ruth Topphy Bees presented an exhibitor at the Lindy Glide and Miss Grace D Clarke presided over the meeting.
The New Fairfield Useful club met at Mrs Carlson s home with good attendance. Officers elected for the coming year included President Miss Jo Firechild, Secretary Ada Benedict, and Treasurer Bel lard. Reports showed an active year, with a luncheon served and several guests in attendance.
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