Probate notices demand time limits for claims and hearings
Palermo probate district issues orders in two estates Jacob Mark and Mara C L Platt. Hearings set in December 1919 at 2 pm in Fairfield probate office. Notices must be published mailed and posted at public posting place five days before hearings. Attest Tracton Wakeman judge.
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Funeral Held for Mason H. Strong Architect and Engineer
The funeral of Mason H. Strong, renowned architect and structural engineer, was held after his death along with his wife and eldest daughter Elizabeth. Nathaniel, the couple’s son, was fatally injured by the assailant and died yesterday after severe wounds. Surviving children Nina, Ty, and Susanne remain under care of the aunts in Connecticut and Wisconsin, as two others recover.
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Diahn
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Derby Mayor Vets Aldermen Vote Over School Site
Derby mayor George P. Sullivan announced he will veto the aldermen’s Friday vote approving the education board’s choice of the Gaynor property on Hawking Street and Seymour Avenue for the Second Ward grade school. The $32,000 price exceeds the city’s $80,000 building and site appropriation, risking further conflict over the site decision.
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Prof Fisher Would Alter Size of Dollar
New York December 7 Prof. Ingisher of Yale urged fluctuating gold content to stabilize the dollar’s purchasing power. He spoke at a Brooklyn Chamber luncheon proposing a standard dollar tied to fixed commodities, arguing a stable dollar should equal a set amount of goods.
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TWO DWELLINGS BURNED NEAR THE SANATORIUM
Fire destroyed two adjacent houses near the sanatorium yesterday. The blaze resulted in injuries to two adults and seven children, with most residents escaping before flames spread to the Cronin home. A 14 year old Cronin boy returned from hospital after treatment. Authorities investigate chimney fire blamed for the rapid spread.
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Bill to cap newspapers pages and halt newprint limit
Washington reporter Anthony Chan announced a bill to cap newspapers and periodicals until July 1, 1981. The proposal would limit Maltland publications to twenty four pages on Sundays to Dirly pages and bi weekly editions to seventy five pages and monthly magazines to one hundred pages.
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Ex Grand Vizier Taulat Pash Embraces Socialism
Taulat Pash, ex Grand Vizier and former Turkish finance minister living in Berlin, is reported to have converted to socialism. He reportedly plans to accompany Karl Radek to Moscow, traveling via the Estonian frontier, signaling a shift toward radical politics.
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New York Health Board Reports Major Economic Losses
State Commissioner of Health M. Giggs says New York City faced over 81 million dollars in economic losses linked to the recent event. Officials note several dozen near 20 thousand cases were registered, with health bureaus detailing impacts.
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