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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1925
Page
9
David Strouse a senior New Haven Bar Association member and expert in equity law died at his home on December 19 AP reports. Strouse practiced in recent years handling bankruptcy cases and was well known in legal circles.
Fragmented OCR line suggests a brief obituary note for a man estimated to be seventy seven, leaving a widow and two sons. It also references a Chicago context and a past murder case where out of forty women tried for killing their husbands only nine were convicted and none hanged.
Miss Mary E Dillon, vice president and general manager of the Brooklyn gas supplier, has just returned from Europe after an exhaustive study of continental public utilities.
The annual Public Utilities commission report for the year ending September 30, 1925, presented to Governor Trumbull, shows 5720 accidents across public service firms. Of these, 130 were killed and 5609 injured. 282 had no personal injuries. Rail and street railways accounted for many fatalities and injuries.
Secretary of Labor reports a harmonious year with wage earners improving employment, payrolls, and per capita wage levels. He notes a 74 percent rise in employment, 145 percent payroll growth, and a 6.6 percent per capita wage increase, plus large housing construction and immigration trends.
Bethel hosts Yale Deputation four men visiting local churches, schools, and social events from Saturday through Sunday. A town meeting December 14 will discuss Chestnut Hill water improvements per engineer Nicholas Hull. Albert Gardner thirteen, of Wr and Mrs John Godner reported injured after being struck by an unidentified motorist. brain injury under care of Dr Moors.
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