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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
6
An advertisement urges readers to visit Himile Drug Stores for an original two ounce battle at Emerald O1 full strength. It claims applying the product to enlarged veins will show improvement in a few days and promises results or a money back guarantee.
Washington June 17 Admiral Robison commander in chief of the battle fleet has been chosen to succeed Admiral Coontz as commander in chief of the United States fleet. Rear Admiral Hughes will become commander in chief of the battle fleet. Admiral Williams will take the Asiatic fleet, and Rear Admiral Welles will head the European squadron. President Coolidge approved the Navy Selection board’s recommendations, including ranks and promotions.
Michael Grass of Bridgeport was arrested on a charge of evading responsibility after an automobile crash in Westport. A hub cap, knocked off his car, traced the vehicle to him. the other car was operated by Wailrack of Norway. He is held as the suspected driver.
Fairfield June 17 Miss Fannie J Hinckley wins the special silver loving cup for the most outstanding achievement at the Fairfield Garden Club Spring Flower Show held Wednesday in Mrs DeVer H Warner s garage on the Post road. Winners in classes 1 to 18 include Mrs H H Rennell Mrs A Ricker Miss Hinckley Miss Wilcox and Mrs Clarence Sturges with blue and red ribbons across hybrid tea and perpetual roses hardy perennials delphinium and artistic arrangements.
Bridgeport Assocation of Credit Men closed its season with a Ladies Night banquet at the Farm Black Boy last night. President Leonard M. Allen presided as toastmaster but the evening was devoted to dancing and entertainment with no speeches. State Secretary Raymond Maney reported on the Washington National Convention, the largest yet. Entertainers Thomas Driscoll, Leon Gully sang, George Morrow performed magic, with Edward MacAuley as accompanist. Dancing continued late.
New York June 17 A judgment for 14 186 311 was entered against the Chicago Whitney? company in a case brought by United States Mortgage and Trust as trustee for a 24 000 060 bond issue. Collateral for 10 000 000 included a work from Chicago Tribune company. The judgment was directed by Supreme Court Justice Mitchell as the court found the amount due under the trust indenture.
At the commencement exercises at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy yesterday morning Bertrand r thy Carstensen received the degree of electrical engineer.
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