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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1922

Page

32

Thirteen Boston Clothiers Invite Shoppers to Visit

A prominent local feature profiles thirteen widely known Boston clothing salesmen who command respect and customer trust. Each promises enhanced service and guidance, inviting their personal followings to visit them for improved selection and assistance.

Boston

Will Learn to Drive at 99 in Westfield

Westfield resident Adeline A. Shaw plans to learn to drive at age 99 on the eve of her birthday. The Franklin street resident says she enjoys long automobile trips and follows simple health tips including minimal water and tea or milk. Born in West Stockbridge she is the last of 10 children and plans to vote in the state election.

Westfield Adeline A. Shaw Franklin Street

Arguments On In McNary Case At Superior Court

Defense argues against contempt during grand jury probes into Hanover Trust Company affairs. William G. Thompson asserts political pressure on witnesses while Attorney General Allen testifies for the defense. Proceedings wrap after evidence. Sheenan to continue for defendant Chmielinski.

Russia William G. Thompson Bishop Superior Court William S. McNary H. H. Chmielinski Walter G. Conway Charles Piszi Allen Hanover Trust Company Thompson Chmielinski Frederick M. J. Sheenan Sheenan Herbert Parker Grand Jury

Sleep Rules Raise Noise Complaint in Hast Lynn Flats

W. Sargent, owner of a 48 apartment block in Hast Lynn, enacts rules banning children, animals, piano, and graphophone music after 10.20 at night. He hires a milkman, ice man, and wet washman for the building. Sargent denies planning to save wear and tear, calling it convenience to protect tenants from disturbances.

Sargent Hast Lynn

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