Report Indicates 1924 Busy Year in Probate Court
Probate court for Bridseaport district shows 1924 activity with 65 estates settled and a total value decrease from the prior year. Inventories filed, guardians and conservators renewed, and 35 children adopted amid 61 wards. Non residents and guardianship figures noted. overall court activity rose despite lower estate values.
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Bridseaport
St Yeu
Voy
Sindoe
Sin Estates
Vie Sane
Iasten
Eig
Monroe
de Ce Ag
LTS
Miners Charged With Intimidation Near Rosedale Mine
In Morgantown West Virginia a police action at the Rosedale Coal Company mine led to the arrest of more than two score striking miners and their wives who allegedly attempted intimidation of non union workers. They were held for the next grand jury.
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Morgantown
Agerali
Toppait
Tha Rosedale Coal Company
Old Fashioned Fair to Open New Church Hall
The Holy Name and Al bar Societies present a three day fair to inaugurate the new St Mary’s Church hall near Stratford Avenue Hartford. Ernest M. Wilson arranged a 10 000 foot floor and large stage for dancing with a minstrel show directed by Rev. Weather Michael Foley. Eight Sk Thomas Seminary Hartford students will perform as singers and entertainers with booths for articles and nightly dancing to raise funds for the church.
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St. Mary's
Steuben
Stratford Avenue
Ernest M. Wilson
Weather Michael Foley
Sk. Thomas’ Seminary
Hartford
Holy Name and
Albar Societies
Toddlers death in coroner inquest over truck accident
Samuel Robertson testified in coroner’s court that he did not see six year old Taber boy Louis Tober before his truck crushed him on Bostwick street. Jitney driver Leo Broadbin had warned the boy to stay clear, and witnesses said the boy chased a hoop across the street. Robertson sobbed and said he did everything to avoid the collision, then broke down, awaiting continuation of the inquest as funeral services for Tober proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel W. Robertson
State Street
Coroner's Court
Louis Tober
Bostwick Street
Robertson
John J. Phelan
Citizen’s Ice and Coal Company
Young Tober
Leo Broadbin
Heaview Avenue
Anyay
Phelan
Jitmey
Bostwick Avenue
Taber
Tober
Yestern 3
Four Methodist pastors resign in Naugatuck Valley
Ansonia April 15 Special Rev Kenneth G Richards pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal church resigns to attend the New York East conference at Jamaica Long Island and to assume a new post in Valley Stream. The four ministers leaving in the valley include Richards Boydin Shelton Derby Olsen. Richards reports a parish membership of 504 and year expenses of 8965 and notes church improvements during his two years.
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Ansonia
Kenneth G. Richards
First
Methodist Episcops
New York
Jamaica
L. T
Valley Stream
Richards
Naugat Valley
Metholst
Arthur Boyritdn
Shelton
Martin Olsen
Derby
Naugatuck
Breach of Contract Suit Papers Lost in Boston
Mrs. Allee Moore, owner of a New Rochelle cafe, sues Moses Gattie for 100000 a month in a breach of contract case. Papers reportedly disappeared from the Superior Court office. The suit alleges Gattie failed to pay for Moore acting as hostess to his business clients.
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Boston
Mass
Anvil
Allee NM. Moore
Fack Tay
Moses Gattle
New Rochelle
N. VL
Vedas
Moore
Gattie
Wool intends mass government staff cuts in Manila
In Manila on April 15, Governor General Wool announced a drastic policy of economy. He plans to weed out all unnecessary government employees and reduce the current personnel by at least per cent, a move learned at the scene today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
P. T
Wool
America
Gorton
Gorton Pen Fisheries Co
Giedsertar Mass
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Ernest .Wilson
St. Mary's Church
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
Tober Boy
Truck Orner
Naugatuck Valley
Tharis
Wuite
Agate Dusetis
Wes White Hou
White House
Dwinell-Wright Company
Chicago
Portsmouth
Paulmonnets
Mitchell
The
Mitchell Dairy Co
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