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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
5
An advertisement warns that fatigue may be chronic fatigue from blood iron deficiency. It touts Nuxated Iron as superior to ordinary mineral iron, claiming it strengthens the system without stomach injury and yields rapid vitality. Money back if no improvement.
An urgent home remedy advertises Bisulated Magnesium powder or tablets as a quick three minute test to distinguish heart trouble from indigestion. It claims stomach upset causes most heart-like symptoms and promises immediate relief from gas sourness and bloating after taking the powder or tablets, urging readers to ask for the product.
Mrs George Hernigi credits Tanlac with increasing her weight from 99 to 116 pounds and restoring energy after years of nervous indigestion. She also notes improvement in her eight year old daughter and urges others to trust the medicine. Sold by druggists with no substitutes, over 40 million bottles claimed.
An old advertisement touts a new discovery to dissolve freckles in four days using a cream called Flyte. It promises easy application, no staining, and a money back guarantee through Hinule Drsur Stores or any druggist, claiming smoother, youthful skin after treatment.
The Norwalk Mary A Bedford Training School for Nurses drive opened at a Westport Rotary luncheon raising 1300 dollars toward an 13000 goal. John D Lawson chairs the Westport committee with Rotary support. speakers highlighted benefits to Norwalk Hospital and the nurses home.
Deliberating seven minutes, a Norwalk jury returned a verdict of not guilty for Charles Merritt, 17 Elm Street, on a charge of driving a automobile under the influence. State Policeman Stephen A. Stanton testified to observed traffic, with Dr William Russell Munson affirming intoxication. Defense attorney John Keogh protested admissibility of evidence and remarks by the judge and prosecutor.
The Sixth District Republican group convenes at headquarters 1173 North Avenue after a city official notes beer and sandwiches will be served. A one man band will provide music and entertainment as the entertainment committee reports on preparations for the oil outing set for September 27 at Calhoun Farm Burnsford Avenue and Madison Road.
Torrington September 16 The dedication of the Connecticut Junior Republic building at Litchfield will be held Friday October 2 Governor Trumbull and Hon Thomas Mott Osborne will be the speakers Invitations have been sent to juvenile court officers statewide to attend.
In Criminal Superior Court Judge Hinman disposed of several cases. Manuel Tresario, 31 of Bridgeport, was sentenced to state prison for two to four years after admitting truth alleged by a 13 year old girl. Bruce Broumas, 18, and Wham were given a suspended reformatory sentence on charges brought by the same girl. Robert Nolan, 45, of a Bridgeport family, had various minor liquor-related difficulties. Charles Reynolds, 33, faced statutory charges and was sent to rank for six months with a six month suspended sentence. Edward Smith, 32, of Bridgeport was jailed ten months after pleading guilty to a charge based on statements from a 10 year old girl.
In Racconigi Italy on September 16 preparations for Princess Mafalda’s royal wedding to Prince Philip of Hesse are being intensified. King Victor Emmanuel has issued orders for the September 23 ceremony at the Royal Castle of Racconigi with Vatican talks resolving Catholic Protestant issues. After the ceremony dignitaries will extend congratulations at the castle as students from legion schools bring flowers and dresses for Mafalda. Separately Frank Milton Garland, inventor of the Garland rapid fire gun, died at his New Haven home following a past shark incident.
A Milford based millinery notes strong demand for its Personal Shopper service from several states and Puerto Rico. Clients mail orders for made to measure hats in special colors while calls wire directly to stores in Milford, Wainfleet, and Fairfield with no extra cost.
Extra cups and saucers offered in plain white semiporcelain large shape at 6 for 75 cents. Gold edge tea cups and saucers of clear quality. Nippon china tea cups and saucers in decorated designs priced at 25 cents each. Variety of Nippon decorations available at 15 cents per cup.
Small cost glassware including console bowls fruit bowls sandwich trays cracker dishes vases and candy jars. Special one dollar each. Iced tea and water sets with gold and black edge. Large jug with tumblers. Regular 375 set now 2.95. Fourth floor.
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