Appeal on Will of Miss Merritt in Superior Court
The appeal from Probate Judge Paul J. Miller’s decision admitting Miss Dorothy A. Merritt’s will to probate has been drafted by Abel Geduldig and is expected to be filed soon. Geduldie, representing John E. Henm Newark attorney, says he was the husband of the deceased and seeks a share of the estate. The contested pre death will left $10,000 to Miss Merritt’s in laws, excluding her father two brothers and five sisters, and Helm challenges the will, seeking a prior will. Judge Miller previously ruled for the contested will but did not rule on the merits for the other family members.
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Miss Merritt
Helm
Merrit
Wio
Hely
Miller
Footatuck Club Wins Trans-Sound Race At Port Jefferson
The Tatty owned by Lews Weidlich won the Pootatuck cup from Port Jefferson to Stratford after a close finish with the Wrind owned by Frank L. Cogill. Fellowcraft, Melissa, Pilot, and Buddie followed in order as weather hindered the fleet. Also, New York reported a fatal shooting in New Brighton, Staten Island, when Pasquale Colantone killed August Santera after a cigarette dispute.
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Footatuck Club
Weidlich
Lews Weidlich
Frank L. Cogill
Port Jefferson Jr
Stratford
Barry i. Harris
Frederick Viner
Wewest Hull
Buddie
Herbert Reid
Port Jefferson
New York
Santera
Pasquale Colantone
New Brighton
Sate Island
Santoro
Colantone
Training wild animals for circus and stage not cruel
Expert trainer Peter Wumber Taylor argues in Billboard that cruelty in wild animal training is unfounded. He says top trainers avoid harsh methods, stressing patience, animal welfare, individual study, and tailored techniques, noting trained animals enjoy active lives and better care than many zoo animals.
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The
Humane Society
Facta
Peter Wumber Taylor
Uoo
Hagenbeck
Rostock
Wumber
Zoological Park
Sahara
Nubia
Sudan
Kongo
Tunis
Africa
India
England
Nicholas
Russia
Carl Hagenbeck
Household Suggestions for Cane Chairs and More
Household tips cover caring for cane chairs with hot soda water cautioning against woodwork staining, using cotton gloves to protect hands during dirty chores, inexpensive crepe tea towels not needing ironing, how to dry wet umbrellas by draining with handle down, choosing hair mattresses filled with black hair for comfort, and beating carpets on hot springs to lift dust for professional-looking results.
Four Injured In Sunday Accidents Reported
Four persons received hospital care after incidents Sunday. A child fell from a three story window on Johnson Street and was observed at St Vincent's hospital. Other injuries included a laceration from a closing door on Kiefer Street and two dog bite wounds in Easton. A woman stepped on a shell at Seaside Park and a missing Fairfield call ended at a drug store en route to Emergency hospital.
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Wifeliam Lambrosky
Johnson Street
St. Vincent’s Hospital
William Galante
Kiefer Street
St. Vincent's Hospital
Joseph Clancy
Faston
Seaside Park Beach
Bertha Shine
Pembroke Street
Fairfield
Ang's
Junxia Hill
Wonderful Defense Against Mosquito Weapons
An advertisement touts a mosquito defense product by Sweet Dreams described as a dependable weapon for night-time protection. It claims ongoing efficacy against troublesome mosquitos and notes availability at druggists and various stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Dreams
Hindle Prug Stores Agi
Leverty Ding Stores
Man Hangs Self in Stamford Police Cell
Charles Dobriwicz, 61, of 15 Melrose Street, hanged himself in a Stamford police cell using a leather belt tied to a cell bar. He followed a history of violence toward his wife Victoria, who had accused him of beating her and chasing her with boiling water. Dobriwicz, employed at Stamford Rolling Mill, was in custody since Saturday night. his death mirrors his brother’s 11 year old self inflicted death in the same station.
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Stamford
Charles Tiobrichva
Melrose Street
Victoria
Ella
Dobriwicz
Ile
Greenwich police seek hold up men near Tollgate Full
Greenwich July 22 Special to The Telegram two hold up men Teshe Fiske and William Lyons are suspected of taking personal valuables from William Robertson at Hageerty's saloon on the Losten Pests road Tollgate Full. police warned surrounding cities to be on the lookout. Bodies of three workmen killed in a flour mill found at Hooker Jones Jewell Milling company. mill fumigated after orders to save the plant.
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Greenwich
Iuly
Teshe Fiske
William Lyons
William Robertson
York
Joby
Kiten
Police Sund Ay
Hooker- Jones Jewell Milling Company
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the Electric Shop
Edison Irons
United Illuminating Co
Cor
Broad & Cannon Sts
Barnum
Arthur Brisbane
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Rattle Croek
Micki
USA
Ag Haarlem
I Planten
Inc
Brooklyn, N.Y
Sridgeport
Leverty Drug Coe
Greenwich Police
Bluejay
Dac
D&c
Smith-Murray Co
Union
Carter
Smith
Murray
von Irph
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