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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
13
An advertisement touts Moone's Emerald Oil Alpha strength as a simple, inexpensive method to reduce inflamed swollen toe joints and varicose veins. It urges applying night and morning, claims noticeable improvement, promises a refund if unsatisfied, and directs purchase through Hindle's Drug Stores.
The Slovak Benefit Society, a fraternal group with 14 000 members in 150 branches, held its fifteenth biennial convention at St Joan of Arc school in Bridgeport. Delegates heard welcomes from Jacob Molitoris and Mayor Behrens, with reports to be reviewed and officers to be elected.
Mrs Margaret Obert 57 of 1126 Willoughby Ave Brooklyn remains in critical condition at Bridgeport Hospital after a crash in front of St Michael's Cemetery on Monday afternoon. Barbara Schreiber 55 of 418 Cornelia St Brooklyn died in the same accident as the car she was driving, linked to John Schreiber, her son, who was unhurt. A passenger in the Schreiber vehicle and the trolley operator Dr Johnson 563 Carroll Ave Stratford were detained for the coroner's inquest.
A new altar rail at St. Peter’s Church in Monroe was dedicated Sunday with Bishop Coley of Utica officiating. Frank Beardsley of Long Hill, a former Monroe resident, attended and assisted with the music, which was beautifully rendered.
Promotes Hollywood Florida as an all year resort with its beaches hotels and the grand bathing palace. Describes the city founded by Joseph W. Young, modern amenities and a $150 all inclusive touring offer. Invites reservations in Philadelphia Boston and Atlantic City offices.
Hartford reports a sunny break as the Connecticut state fair resumes on its third day after Labor Day rain. Mayor Stevens leads a delegation of mayors from across the state, attending lunch at the park and touring exhibits at Municipal Building before tours of the fairgrounds.
Joseph Rinko, 50, of 979 Wordin avenue, suffered a fractured skull after a clash with Emory Kish, 605 Auburn street, on Bostwick avenue near Pine street. Kish surrendered to police, admitted the assault, and is held on a breach of the peace charge with $1,000 bond as Rinko remains in serious condition at St. Vincent's hospital.
Frank Bell of Philadelphia will lecture on Christian Science at Park Theatre Friday at 8 pm under the First Church of Christ, Scientist in this city. The talk is free with no admission fee or collection. Bell serves on the Christian Science Board of Lectureship and is authorized to speak on the subject. all are invited.
A Willard of the industrial bureau will tour the Middle West for Bridgeport Chamber of Commerce. He sails to Chicago Sunday to meet four major companies considering eastern factories and then spends several days in Detroit.
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