The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-07
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 0F SHERi 'S CASE
Grand Juror Declares More Complaints Have Been Filed Against Daniel Russell Other Live News.

The case of Deputy Sherin Daniel Russell, accused of extortion by George Du1nraesse of 5 New Haven road. Milford, and Mrs. Mary McCor-s mick of Bridgeport, which was sched-a u1ed to be heard tomorrow. has been nostp poned until Thursday, August 20. at 10 o'clock, at the request of his at torneys, DeF,orest & Klein. who are away. on their vacation in Vermont
 fzrsaxid JlIror> Ivan Morehouse in forTned 2. Farmer reporter today that axlaitionaI information has been re- eaived from dffferent people and many fsr,,1rsiRs.rfss have been registered a,e.adrst Russell MT. Morehouse re- fused to divulge the names of the parties
 clerks onice in stra4ford stating that
 William IL Kaye and Pierre M Brown, receivers of the Seaashipt Oy- ster co1npany have cefnplied With a decree of the district court Of the United States. order4ng the sale of the property Of thesSsBazs41ipt co 1ocaaed on the north side of Long Beach, known assTen Gent Point, to the con- nectictlt Oyster Farms Go.
 Thesse1ecfmen of the town Of Strslt- ford have come to an agreement with the heirs of the Booth estate and oth- CT properly owners in the neighbeT- hood in regard to the new road III E,s1fnesv from the chapel to the trolley tracks which will be built according to the layout adopted at the recent town meeting The owners have agreed to abide by the decisien Of Judges Howard J. Curtis of the Super for court and to accept the benefits and damages which the com crl-s CTS deem just.
 Tlae will Of the late Margaret Brad- ley was filed at the probate court ef flee recently She leaves an estate .ys1s ed eat $ (, ,0o0. In her will, she be .alleathed to the Union sCemetery as sociatfon S2e0 forsthe care of her bur sial lot and also asks to have a. suit able headstone e erected, the COST soI which is left to the discretion of the executor, Azor Bradley. The rest and residue of the estate. both real and personal she bequeathed to her hus-s sband, Agar Bradle ley.
 At the meeting of the Board of Finance Wednesday evening William 1T. Post and Elliott Peck were ap- pointed a. committee for the purpose Of considering the preliminary esti- mates of the different boards.
 The Okenuck tribe, l. O. R. M, held their annual shore dinner last evening at savin Rock. About 100 members and their friends left the center at T {. d. ; Rock at o'clock. After the dinner swastover, many of the gathering visit ed the different amuSenents. The party aaErfved home at midnight, hay ing spent an enjoyable evening.
 ThesOkenuck band, under the Iead- erslip of William Kelsey will give it's postponed concert of last week to- night at Academy Hill at S:1o o'closss. The program for the concert fill be: z sAnnerica',; Copper Kinss march, Mackie; Princess Louise,s overture, Mackie; .eWho Are You With To night ?'' Van A1styne and Botsford; esR agtime egiment Band Morris; trombone solo, Mir. BariIsa woodrow Wilson Inaugural March Helms and Hertz: Nights of eGIadness,' waltz, AucIiffe: m on the Way to Manda- lay Fischer-Ayer; Golden Gate Cornnaandery March, Mackfe; Star Spang1ed Banner"
 Sherim Daniel Russell of Stratford was again arrested Wednesday by De- putty Sheriff Antonio Abriolas upon a body writ in connection with a civil suit brought by the M. Sonnenberg sPiano Company for the conversion of personal property. alleged to have been purchased by the defendant some four years ago. Bonds for his release amounting to $500 were secured from George F. Brod, of Stratford, and the deputy sheriff released until the case is called in the Common Pleas court.
 It is alleged by the plaintiff that Russell purchased two electric piano players upon a conditional bill of sale and later converted them to his own use against the rights of the plaintiff company. Deputy Sheriff Russell de- nfes the allegations and Snsserts that he will be vindicated at the trial of the case.