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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1920
Page
4
Fruit a tives offers relief for indigestion and skin issues, claiming a unique fruit based formula with apples oranges figs and prunes plus tonics and antiseptics. Priced 50 cents per box six for 2.50 with a 25 cent trial size, available at all dealers or by post from Fruit A Tives Limited Ogdensburg NY.
A long article warns that poison ivy thrives along seashores and many suffer annually. It cites US Public Health Reports February 27, 1909 and outlines symptoms, transmission via contact, and measures including protective gloves, thorough washing, alcohol and soap use, and consulting a physician for persistent cases.
Last week saw a record exodus of American tourists from New York with trans Atlantic steamers packed. Passport issuances soar to 120,000 with another 100,000 expected by summer. London hotels strain to host the influx, Overseas Visitors' Bureau arranges housing, social avenues open to passersby, and looped plans flourish as Parliament and Lloyd George take note. The London season, Derby, Olympia Horse Show, and postwar gaiety loom as American visitors flood Britain.
The funeral of Anna Loraine Finlan Anderson was well attended from her father's residence at 9 Franklin Street and St. Augustine's church. Rev. James B. Nihill celebrated a solemn high mass with deacon Rev. George J. Dondhue and sub-deacon Rev. Joseph A. Ganley. Mae Flaherty sang Ave Maria, followed by Mrs. Harold Yood. Pallbearers were Thomas Reddy James Lovely Thos Keane John O'Malley William O'Malley and Edward Barry. Interment was in St. Michael's cemetery with readings at the grave.
Maurice Francis Egan born 1852 served as United States minister to Denmark. He started literary work as a newspaper editor and taught English at Georgetown University. Roosevelt appointed him diplomat. he remained in Copenhagen despite a Vienna ambassadorship offer. He wrote poems novels criticism and edited anthologies.
A Fairfield County Suffrage Society session in Westport drew gossip reports as Senator Dillon urged Governor to accept a West meeting invitation and Lt Governor Wilson could convene a session. Wilson criticized the governor for inaction and staying home, with Hartford Courant noting rare open hostility between state leaders.
A fragmented note mentions a shortage of mosquito netting amid a prolonged wet spell. The observation links weather, fashion, and public supply as residents notice the limited availability while repeating street-level chatter about summer dresses.
A vintage style notice suggests graduation gifts suitable for daughters or sons. It highlights jewelry items such as diamond rings watches bracelets pendants brooches pearl beads cuff links stickpins belts and many other pieces to choose from in a good jewelry store.
Relief from burning and itching is possible with a saturated table salt solution which provides nearly universal relief for alkalis. The notice mentions these remedies as possibilities but cautions that professional advice is recommended by Frank W. Wright, health officer.
An authority warns regular meat eaters may strain kidneys and cause illness. Stop meat if back pain or cloudy urination appears, and take four ounces of Jad Salts daily in water to flush kidneys, neutralize urine acids, and improve blood purity.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that the Harris Engineering Company in Bridgeport Connecticut has dissolved by agreement dated May 15 1920. Claims must be sent to Harris Engineering Company Bridgeport CT by October 1 1920 or be barred. Directors act as trustees to wind up under General Statutes sections 3446 to 3451. Dated May 20 1920.
State of Connecticut Bridgeport district probate court orders hearing for administratrix to sell real estate of Annie Campbell also known as Rose A Campbell. Hearing set May 26 1920 at 10 am in Bridgeport probate office. Notice required to all interested parties by newspaper publication and personal service by May 24 1920. Attest Paul L Miller Judge.
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