Claims Husband Shot At Her During Mouse Hunt Divorce
Anna Barbara Jackson of this city was granted a divorce from Alfred P. Jackson by Judge Isaac Wolfe on grounds of intolerable cruelty. Testimony said he shot at her while hunting mice with a revolver and later plugged a bullet hole in the ceiling with soap to conceal it. Other cases heard yesterday included Nicholas Bell and Mae Bell desertion case, Johanna Frederick and Godfrey Fredericks, Alice Devine and James H. Devine, Albert Henry Coombs and Glady Alice Coombs, and James Stamatiz and Helen Stamatiz, detailing desertion and misconduct.
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Anna Barbara Jackson
Alfred P. Jackson
Isaac Wolfe
Jackson
Nicholas Bell
Norwalk
Mae Bell
New Haven
Ted
Johanna Frederick
Bridgeport
Godfrey Fredericks
Alice Devine
James H. Devine
New York
Albert Henry Coombs
Glady Alice Coombs
James Stamatiz
Woolwalk
Helen
Economy Ray Mac Courtship Briefed Amid Family Costs
The New York Sun notes Ray Mac's courtship was brief due to his girlfriend's large family. Seven siblings meant high expenses to win favor with the crowd, underscoring the social costs of courting in that era.
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Mac
Fay
New York
Sun
Advertisement for Leonardi's Cough Syrup Creosoted
An early ad describes Leonardi's Cough Syrup Creosoted as a remedy for clogged throats, coughs, colds, bronchitis, and croup. It claims quick relief without straining and highlights antiseptic action. Sold by Leverty Drug Co stores.
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Leonardi
Anl Leverty Drug Co
Birth Rate Drops 141 In City During 1923
City birth total for 1923 reached 3 288 according to the Bureau of Vital Statistics figures issued yesterday up 41 from 1922 The 3 193 white births 72 negro births and 1 Chinese birth are recorded The Twelfth district led with 537 births followed by the Sixth with 444 and the Ninth with 334 in the year.
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Bureau of Vital Statistics
Yesterdyy
Tax bill leads to intra party clash in committee
The article reports a split in Congress over income tax rates. Democrats push a partisan path while Republicans seek compromise. Senator Couzens press calls for 25 percent surtax cuts. Mellon defends proposals but withholds specifics. Moves to repeal truck taxes and cut auto duties fail.
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Voolidge
Garner
Texas
Longworth
Repubcan
Mellon
Cougens
Michigan
Couzens
Allied experts review German railroad status in hearings
Jan Patus reports the first expert committee examined Germanys railway finances with Wil lem Ac-worth of Britain and M Lefevre of France. The sessions focused on eliminating the deficit and funding railways as key to Germanys economic recovery. Further hearings in Berlin are planned to hear German traffic experts and form recommendations.
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Patus
Associated Press
Gemany
Wilam M. Acworth
Great Britain
M. Lefevre
France
Gernetn
Germany
Berlin
Obituary notices from Patagport area deaths and services
A string of obituaries records the deaths of Irene Rogers Clarke and several residents including William Miller John Steinmetz Delia M Kelly Marvia Louise Terew Rev Matthew A Lavey Alice Hersfield Meymarlin Isaac Gorbur and others. Details cover addresses, survivors, funeral services at St Charles St Michael and Park Street Congregational churches, and burials in local cemeteries with service dates and clergy.
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Delia M. Kelly
Thomas Kelly
Noble Avenue
J. McGivney
St. Charles’ Church
Robert Lionnelly
Denila Moran
Elizabeth Nulan
Harry Quinn
Patrick O'Neill
James Gavagan
Thom McGuire
Thomas Baker
William Kelly
Harry Smith
St. Michael’s Cemet
Father McGivney
Marvia Louise Terew
Maria Louise Ter Fe
Joseph Terew
Stopert L. Zink
Daugh
Robert J., Zink
Lid Grant Sireck
A'Elr
T. FF. Rutledge Beale
Park Street Congregational Church
Mountain Grove Cumovery
Husband Accused of Abuse and Theft Prompt Divorce
Landa B H Weaver, of sh ity, was granted a divorce from Daniel H Weaver, who is in county jail for stealing an automobile. Mrs Weaver testified of his past troubles and cruel acts. Basgett, sister-in-law, corroborated. Judge Isaac Wolfe presided.
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Landa BH. Weaver
Daniel H. Weaver
Isaac: Wolfe
Basgett
Weaver
Wolfe
OR PAPA Jack-Mae and Mama Mat Exchange
In a playful exchange from New York Sur Hitie, Jack-Mae is praised as pretty while Clarence jokes that a hug would trigger a shouted Mama mat. The lighthearted dialogue reflects casual street chatter.
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Papa
Jack—Mae
Clarence
Mamamat
New York Sur
Hitie
Grange Masters Seek Manufacturer Aid for Time Change
Hartford news reports Allen B. Cook of Connecticut State Grange urging industrial groups to back agricultural needs by supporting standard time. Guests from Massachusetts New Hampshire and Rhode Island joined the Connecticut meeting to compare public opinion on daylight versus standard time and its impact on farming.
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Hartford
Jan
Allen B. Cook
Conventicut State Grange
New England
New Fingland
Ki. H. Gilbert
Massachusets
Herbert N. Sawyer
New, Hampshire
C. Palmer Chapman
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Cook
Mr. Cook
Mrs. J. M. Richardson to Lecture on Charms
Mrs. Dehn McLaren Richardson will speak at the charm course meeting of the Golden Hill W C 4 Monday evening. Her topic is The Charm of Gentle Manners. A new course at the W C opens Thursday on Home making and Household Administration focusing on budgeting time finances and house care. Miss Edith J. Smith, new staff member, will lead the course and work at the boarding home. she studied at Columbia and Pratt and was a dietitian in New York hospitals.
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Dehn McLaren Richardson
Golden Hill
W. C
Edith J. Smith
Mis Smith
Columbia
Pratt Institute
New York
Time standard vote seen favoring standard time in Connecticut
An interview with Governor Templeton indicates 8 percent of Connecticut residents would back standard time, suggesting the issue will soon be settled in favor of standard time indefinitely.
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Anid
Templeton
Connecticut
Canfuto laborer awarded verdict against Erie railroad
A Canfuto laborer, Stephens, was awarded a $65,200 verdict by a jury against the Erie Railroad for injuries after a switch engine crashed into his car in the Hornell Ice Storage yard last September while he worked icing refrigerator cars. The suit sought $100,600.
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Wornell
N. Vi
Tan
Stephens
Erie Railroad
Hornell Ice
Fin
Erle
Ing
Robes and Kimonos at Reduced Beacon Prices
Readable fragment lists discounts on robes and kimonos. Flannel robes formerly 2.98, Beacon flannel robes, cotton crepe kimonos once 4.75 to 4.95, and breakfast coats previously 11.50. No clear sale dates or store name beyond Beacon.
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Goodyear
Beacon
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