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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
5
Hartford June 4. With no nominee chosen in Windham county delegation caucus before the Legislature closed Governor Trumbull will appoint a commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John A. Dady of Putnam.
New Canaan will host the annual Women's Championship of Connecticut at the Country Club starting Monday June 22. Events include women's singles doubles junior singles and mixed doubles with US Tennis rules. Referee is Mrs Henry T Eaton. prizes awarded. a buffet lunch and a dance for players and friends follow.
Boston dispatch reports two Salisbury selectman and a resident charged with conspiracy to “amngsie” liquor. Arraigned in federal court they pled not guilty and were admitted to trial June 23. Bail set at 2500 pounds for Augustus Simpson. Indictments claim 1923 conspiracy with town officials to land liquor and shield smugglers. Also notes prior arrestees and a guilty plea by George.
The Probate court in Salem Massachusetts disclosed the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge left a total estate of 1,249,825. Personal property totaled 1,098,370.27 largely in stocks and bonds with book royalties and personal effects. Real estate stood at 159,456 including Eastern Point Nahant properties and Lodge Villa Nahant among others plus 1765 Massachusetts Avenue N W Washington D C valued at 80,580.
Judge John J. Walsh defines purchaser as a bona fide buyer who is ready, willing, and able to buy under terms agreed with the owner. He rejects any scheme where a broker deposits and forfeits to trigger a large commission, calling such conduct fraudulent. In the Belski vs Grosman case, Walsh ruled against Belski, denying a commission despite a prospect who forfeited a deposit.
Boston authorities delay the 20 percent rate increase sought by the New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. The Public Utilities Commission granted Samuel H. Mildram until June 16 to finish preparation of the protesters’ case.
Men women and children come to the Men Haven Surgical company daily wearing trusses that cause pain. In a private office a attendant examines wearers, with no obligation to buy. Trusses are custom made from exact measurements, offering firm even pressure without binding or boring. Names of local wearers can be supplied upon request. Bridgeport Branch of the M. H. Surgical Co. 163 Fairfield Ave near Main St.
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