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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1925
Page
6
The passage warns that neglecting brushing leaves gums open to bacterial invasion and teeth decay. It asserts germs multiply, aided by tartar, contributing to pyorrhea as a major dental problem. It emphasizes the health risks of poor oral hygiene.
Thousands of mothers praise Mother Gray's Sweet Powders as an excellent remedy for children under feverishness headaches colds worms stomach troubles and other irregularities. The product claims to break up colds regulate the bowels and has been used and recommended for over 30 years with wide sales by drugs everywhere. Trial package offered by Mother Gray Co Le Roy New York.
Attorney Sanford Stoddard, of Marsh Stoddard Day, stated that his letter backing Thomas M. Cullinan for mayor requires no explanation, saying it is clear and notes his long acquaintance with Cullinan. The letter links Cullinan to 41 manufacturers who supported the ripper bill, with a mayoral statement criticizing misperceptions among University Club members and urging tax fairness and home rule concerns.
A wheel fell off a Cudahy Packing Co truck on Fairfield Avenue near Main Street, blocking both east and west lanes and delaying traffic for about 20 minutes. Separately, a Frank Miller Lumber Co truck stalled on Middle Street south of Fairfield Avenue, causing only a brief delay.
Mrs. Nathan T. Bacon, nationally prominent in women's patriotic and charitable circles and a member of a historic Rhode Island family, died Monday as tolling bells rang in Peacedale. Her husband, who had chartered airplane tugs to reach home from Europe, was at her bedside.
Yale Medical School opens clinics for Connecticut physicians and surgeons to familiarize themselves with advanced diagnosis and therapy. New Haven Bridgeport and Waterbury doctors attend regularly, Dean Milton C. Wintoni ta said, about five percent of attendees are practicing physicians. Service will expand as more accommodations are acquired.
Investors and locals in Derby express consternation about Sigfred Malin Inc plans to build a theatre on Elizabeth Street. A warranty deed dated 1925 and filed with Town Clerk Bergin shows four parcels sold to Max Sugar for $1, fueling questions about the project. Malm deflects, saying the matter is technical and the theatre will be built, but support for the $100,000 mortgage bonds remains weak amid delays and skepticism.
Henry Lucas fourteen a Windham High School freshman lost the sight of his left eye and may lose the other after a hunting accident two miles from home in Chanata. A hundred wooden splinters caused facial injuries when a gun discharged on a bridge over the Natchaug river. He was found by Alfred E. Fiskwick and taken to Hospital where an operation was performed.
Charles Wheler known as Slang will address the Rotary banquet at Stratfield RI Adventures of Fisherman. Lewis, a club member, will give a talk on a yet to be announced subject. The event marks Father and Son day and Theodore Roosevelt’s birthday observance. Members urged to bring a son if possible. Attendance expected to set a record.
St Pierre Miquelon October 26 AP Captain Volsi drowned when the three masted drench schooner St Pierre St Louis was wrecked at Lorles on the south coast of Newfoundland today. Messages say the rest of the crew were saved and the vessel was loaded with liquor.
Howard A. Lambert of the Fletcher-Thompson company in New York will speak at the Advertising Club meeting this noon. His talk is titled Advertising and Selling in Industrial Service.
The Algonquin club entertainment committee schedules a Yale Army dinner for Saturday starting with dancing at 6. Speidel's orchestra will play as early returners arrive. About 15 percent of members and friends are expected to attend, with plans for similar events later in the season. Frederick W. Harrison chairs, joined by George T. McCarthy Jr and others on the board who organized house and budget committees.
The Stratfield Civitans meet at noon to hear concise fifteen minute talks on the salient arguments and platform plans of the Bridgeport Republican and Democratic parties. Alderman Frederick W. Harrison of the Republicans and Willan W. Bent of the Democrats address the political situation for information, not debate.
Robert Raven of Bridgeport seeks a decree of divorce from Taa Boehnke Raven after a marriage on September 20 1821 with claims of desertion since June 15 1921 and asks custody of two children. Mary Hoyt Selleck of Pound Richhe Y. sues Howard Selleck Darren for divorce alleging cruelty. they wed on October 24 1822.
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