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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1926
Page
3
Constipation marks the face causing pimples hollow cheeks sallow skin circles under the eyes and poor circulation. Kellogg's All Bran claimed to relieve stubborn cases with two tablespoons daily and a guaranteed purchase refund. Made in Michigan and sold by grocers.
Montreal report on Dr Allan Craig of Chicago arguing the spirit within makes a person supreme beyond material value. He cites body chemistry totaling about 93 cents per person and questions why insurers value life at $5,000, urging medicine and religion to collaborate and promote moral living.
Dedham Mass October 28 AP A voluminous bill of exceptions for Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti was filed in Norfolk Superior Court by counsel Tam G Thompson and H B Fro mann seeking reversal of Judge Webster Thayer's denial of a new trial The appeal aims to overturn the ruling on questions tied to the district’s refusal to rule on certain matters The filing delays potential sentencing and extends the South Braintree murders case while Celestin F Madeiros retains a suspended death sentence initially set for September and now delayed to January 27, 1907
Federal Judge Clarence Wile ordered sale of the three masted schooner Cherie and its cargo seized off Swan's Island in Penobscot Bay on June 1 1925. The vessel will be auctioned November 10 at Winterport after being tied up under a keeper. Destruction of the gun stored at Bangor was ordered and may be allotted for government use including medicinal purposes at Togus.
Secretary of the Interior Hubert Hoover dismisses probes as mere weather forecasts, saying investigations resemble rainstorms. He asserts the Republican Party will gain more United States senators this cycle. The president comments on domestic economy, while Hoover travels to Puebla to vote and defend administration prosperity claims.
Waterbury Oct 29 The Scovill Manufacturing company donated 10000 to the St Marys Hospital Nurses Home fund. The total raised has surpassed 20000, signaling strong local support for the project.
A Prudential official addressed Bridgeport Underwriters at Stratfield Hotel, urging agents to view insurance as service to the nation. He stressed life insurance as a duty to family and warned that easy credit and installment buying threaten economic stability.
The Rt Rev Arthur Foley Winnington-Ingram, bishop of London, resumes his American university tour after a right arm burn. He played 15 games of tennis in Philadelphia after addressing students at the University of Pennsylvania and meeting officials. Next stops include Baltimore and Washington as he demonstrates ongoing fitness for competitive play.
Thomas N Cooke of Greenwich was elected president of the Connecticut association of Real Estate Boards at the final session of the second annual convention held at the Hotel Band. He succeeds Thomas D Faulkner as president while Charles C Curtis of Norwalk was re elected treasurer and Louis St C Burr of Hartford re elected secretary. Theodore F Nuhn of Waterbury was chosen vice president to succeed Cooke as convention closes. The second day opened with a breakfast by the legislative committees outlining plans to push the real estate license law through the coming General Assembly.
New York Oct 28 AP Thomas Craven charged as fugitive from justice and with conspiring to violate federal prohibition laws was held in 2% DOH bail to plead before the U S District Court in Boston. Connecticut authorities would waive in favor of those in Boston, said U S Attorney Harlan.
A jury in the Superior court yesterday afternoon under Judge Kinest presided returned a verdict for the defendant in the case of Joseph Vs Josh Stefena Geradowi alias Way Bychrowski. The parties met in the South End and the defendant allegedly made statements about the two plaintiffs that affected their moral contact. The jury deliberated briefly.
Chicago engineers claim the city’s river runs uphill due to a damaged canal linking to the Windy River and Mississippi. The loop forms an island after a westward shift, with debates over bridging, filling, or preserving navigable bridges under War Department rulings.
Greenwich announces opening of Mist National Bank of Greenwich after charter approval by the U S Treasury comptroller. The bank will be the only Fed under the system, replacing the liquidated former national bank from four years ago. Directors include Frank Presbrey, Walter M. Anderson, Henry Ashforth, John T Decker, Eugene H. Blackford, Col Henry H Adams, and others. Officers to be announced later.
Stamford Oct 28 Henry Geery writes to a local paper accusing Prosecuting Attorney Max Spelke of violating city parking rules with his car parked in the center of town. He says he notified police but no action was taken and laments the apparent disregard for traffic regulations by officials.
If your current truss fails to support a rupture properly or limits comfort call the Bridgeport Branch of the NH Surgical Co. at 158 Fairfield Ave near Main St. Get expert advice and service and a truss that fits accurately to give comfort and securely hold the rupture.
A New Haven city court fined Allen Robin twenty three of Boston for speculating in tickets to the Yale Army game. He accepted ten dollars for four tickets from two campus policemen, and was arrested this year as the best ticket speculator.
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