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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1925
Page
6
Dr. C. W. King of 116 Main St Bridgeport urges readers to check for tooth holes this week. A filling costs $2 and prevents decay potentially requiring crowns or extraction later. Free examination offered to save teeth and avoid later discomfort.
Ansantawae lodge A M and A A visit the Masonic state home at Wallingford on Sunday with a 1 30 p m procession from the Masonic Temple. Rev Charles B Atkins of the Plymouth Congregational church will speak, the Masonic quartet will provide music, and other lodge events follow including degrees and district gatherings through the month.
In Kingston New York federal agents filed a complaint targeting seventeen saloons and speakeasies as part of a broader effort to extend padlock prohibitions across multiple New York and Northern New Jersey counties. Officials say the investigation follows provincial controls and enforcement actions in the Catskills region.
In Slubany May 6 a Civil Service dispute prompts payroll approval for Kauddlert Securities Binea employees. The Attorney General and Supreme Court involvement follows a battle with the Civil Service Commission over certification and back wages.
Benedict, released on parole from Concord reformatory, was arrested by state police on a breaking and entering charge for a October 1923 store theft. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Norman Moore and was bound over to Superior court with bail set at 2600, and jailed in Litchfield to await trial.
Miss Biv 6 Albert Dupre of South Hadley and Miss Leda Bowrett of this city were arrested after a stolen car vanished the day before a planned church ceremony. They were brought from Hartford to face larceny charges. Dupre and Bowrett denied marriage plans and told police they had not wed.
May 6. Informers who aid federal authorities in convicting bootleggers under the customs law will receive 25 percent of fines and of seized boat proceeds, Edward Barnes announced. He noted substantial sums have already been paid to informers, and that the liquor item itself is not collectible, as it is always destroyed. The 1922 tariff act limits awards to a maximum of $5,000. Also mentioned is a political turnover involving Jorge Prieto Laurens, formerly mayor of Mexico City and governor of Bay Lime Potogl, now a clerk in San Antonio.
Two women missionaries seized by bandits at Juchow Honan province last Saturday have been released unharmed. The American Elizabeth Berglund and Swedish Ingevorg Nystul of the China Missionary Society, Augustan Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of North Amelia, survived a second kidnapping ordeal.
Advives today said the ban dita planned the attack on Junchow Saturday to compel authorities to enroll them in the National Army, securing allegiance to the existing government.
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