Lover Breaks Off Courtship in 1909 Engagement Dispute
In a Superior Court case dated around 1909, Miss Martin testifies that she and Nalezko Na tekke formed an engagement in 1916 at Fairfield Beach, planning marriage in January 1918. Na tekke denies engagement, says he notified Miss Martin of another relationship, and claims she considered him merely a friend. Witnesses include Miss Martin’s mother and sister, with corroboration from Mrs Pengue.
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Norn O Martin
Rosauth Stret
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Street Car Service Poststorm Efforts Continue Throughout Connecticut
The Connecticut Company describes a grueling poststorm period with crews on duty 72 hours or more to clear tracks and keep equipment running. Ice and freezing temperatures hindered rails, salt use surpassed three million pounds, and service was strained by rapid temperature swings and track flooding. Despite these challenges, the company pledges to restore full service and notes fares have recently risen while other lines in the region abandoned service due to snow and ice costs.
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Trolley
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Conn Fairness Protest Against Six Cent Fare Plan
Marford hearing before the public utility commission on the Connecticut company’s six cent fare scheme. Opponents accuse the firm of unequal treatment of patrons and biased boarding practices while defending the zone system as necessary, with officials criticizing the company for fairness and consistency.
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Owl
Newington
Tmartfor
N.C. Downs
Stamford
Connecticut ‘Company
Stanford
Aiewarider Arnott
Manchester
Jones Trial Begins for Hopcroft Murder
Willars M. Jones, widower, placed on bond before Judge Gardiner Greene in the Gugerler court on an indictment charging the murder of Mrs. Esther Hopcroft on June 20 in a rear room on Dickerson Street. The case is regarded as one of the most serious in the city, based on Coroner Jan Mix's findings.
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Pollen Scout Faces Collector Imposter Case
A local pollen collector, posing as a debt collector for Ny Whrrigat Confectioners, visited Max Miller of 178% Main Street to collect 7.40 dollars. Police investigated the impersonation and the alleged theft of funds.
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Main Streay
Ny Whrrigat Confectioners Company
TI Statin Street
the Police
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