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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement cautions that persistent tiredness with night awakenings signals chronic fatigue from blood iron deficiency. It promotes organic iron supplements like Nuxated Iron as safer, better absorbed than ordinary mineral iron, claiming quick revitalization with a money back guarantee if no improvement.
A vintage advertisement claims a three minute test can distinguish heart trouble from indigestion. It instructs buying Bisulated Magnesium tablet powder from a druggist and taking a dose after meals to see if symptoms persist, asserting relief from stomach distress and revealing the allegedly accurate result.
Mrs. George Hernigi attests Tanlac restored health and added 17 pounds from 99 to 116, ending years of nervous indigestion and fatigue. She says her eight year old daughter also improved, and urges others to try Tanlac with no substitutes, sold by all good druggists.
An advertisement touts TANLAC OR YOUR HEALTH and a new cream Flyte claiming freckles vanish in four days. It asserts the product is inexpensive, stain free, and guaranteed refundable if unsatisfied, urging customers to ask for Flyte at stores or druggists.
Westport launches its share of an $89,000 popular subscription drive for the Mary A. Bedford Training School for Nurses. At a Rotary luncheon, $1,300 was announced with John D. Lawson as committee chair and Rotary aid. Local leaders and Norwalk Hospital officials spoke on the benefits, supported by artist John Held Jr. who backs the Norwalk hospital drive.
A seven minute jury in the Criminal Court of Common Pleas acquitted Charles Merritt of Norwalk of driving under the influence. State Policeman Stephen A. Stanton testified Merritt's car wobbled and Dr William Munson deemed the driver intoxicated. Defense attorney John Keogh challenged evidence and remarks by the judge and prosecutor.
Beverages and sandwiches headline a Sixth District Republican meeting at headquarters 1173 North Avenue. Patrick O Briar buttle-er and anti King Republican leader vow tuition will not compete with beer and sandwiches. A smoker and one man band will provide music. Final report from the entertainment committee notes plans for the oil outing on September 27 at Calhoun Farm Burnsford Avenue and Madison Road.
Torrington Connecticut Governor Trumbull and Hon Thomas Mott Osborne will address the dedication of the Connecticut Junior Republic building in Litchfield on Friday October 2 Invitations have been sent to juvenile court officers statewide to attend.
In Criminal Superior Court yesterday Judge Hinman disposed of several cases. Manuel Tresario, 31, Bridgeport, was sentenced to the state prison for two to four years after admitting the truth presented by a 13 year old girl. Bruce Broumas, 18, also connected to the girl, received a suspended reformatory sentence. Tubert Nolan, 45, from a Bridgeport family, faced minor charges tied to liquor use and was given six months with Reynolis a suspended six month term. Edward Smith, 32, Bridgeport, pleaded guilty to a charge based on statements made by a 10 year old girl and was sent to jail for ten months.
In Racconigi Italy on Sept 16 reports say Princess Mafalda and Prince Philip of Hesse wed on Sept 23. King Victor Emmanuel orders ceremonies and Vatican talks smooth over Catholic Protestant marriage issues. Royals to receive dignitaries at Uracconito castle. children bring flowers for Mafalda. Frank Milton Garland, inventor of the Garland gun, died at his New Haven home after a past shark incident.
A Milford based Howland millinery note touts a Personal Shopper service handling orders from Pennsylvania to Florida and Porto Rico. It highlights distant patrons and local callers, promoting personal attention, nationwide shipping, and direct wire access to the store with no extra cost.
Extra cups and saucers offered in plain white English semi porcelain large shapes at 75 cents for six. Gold edged tea cups and saucers of clear quality. Nippon china available. Special price 25 cents each. Decorated Nippon china tea cups and saucers in various designs at 15 cents.
Small cost glassware in large variety including console bowls, fruit bowls, trays, dishes, vases, candy jars. Special $1 each. Iced tea and water sets with colored bath and gold edge. Large jug with tumblers. Reg 375 set for 2.95. Fourth floor.
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