The Fun Shop Tales From a Crowded Night
A fragmented schoolyard narrative recalls a chaotic shop scene and an evening of odd events. Names like Maysen Coxhallad appear amid scattered dialogue and street details, hinting at a lively local atmosphere and community tensions.
Damage suit seeks return of bonds amid estate actions
Administrator petitions return of bonds tied to estate of Samuel Randall of Norwalk as part of a nine count action against Fred and Alice Evans and others. Damages claimed total 20000 against the Zinns for alleged unlawful possession of a 20000 mortgage note and related assets. A permanent injunction to restrain disposal of bonds and assets is requested, with a temporary injunction already in force.
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Jude
Edwin Dickenson
John Wo Banks
Laward EB Cranghaw
Newburyport
Mass
Fred
al Reda Zinn
Wilton
Benjamin
Gertrude E Evans
Norwalk
Ran Stain
Lite
Samuel Randall
Newwalk
Frans
Stefoat
Randall
Butter Lodge No
Evans
Patr
Samuel Young
Stamford
Parenting Sleep Help From Mrs Ro NL Advice
Yow Baby and Mine CG Lo offers column guidance on managing two young children in one bedroom. Advice covers setting early bedtimes, separating kids to sleep, adjusting naps, and using bedtime stories to ease the process. Also notes on feeding and teething guidance for infants.
Personal advice sought for intimate problems to Mrs Eldred
Readers of the Telegram may write Mrs Mittle Meyer Eldred Bridgeport Telegram to receive a personal reply addressing their own intimate problems.
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Eldred
Iefers
Mittle Meyer Eldred
Bridgeport Telegram
North Carolina women train for Asheville walk venture
North Carolina women practice for a long distance walk from Wilmington and Salem to Asheville led by Mrs Charles Waterhins of Muttessie. Sally and Inny join efforts with Eleanor Sears of Roxton to defend their titles as they plan a 43 mile trek from their homes to Asheville on March 23 aiming to complete the journey in eight hours.
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Ashlsille
North Carolna
Inny Wonen
Wong
Hales
Nothce
Sears
Roxton
Lune Clytanes
Asheville
Beara
Mls
Werner
Bethday
Haverhill Shoe Protest Plans Reported
A fragment notes Saturdays by the Haverhill Shoe Manufacturers association are to be followed up, according to lawful proceedings referenced by an official source.
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Haverhill Shoe Priictcturers' Association
Tnfanclun Proceedings
Soviet Trading chief Lifts New York Visit
In New York the sudden return of Genrce Platehoff head of the Soviet Trading corporation surprised officials. He left for Berlin as U S visa prospects remained unclear and Washington delay or refusal was not confirmed. American government approval for his loan plan in New York was hoped for by Platehoff.
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Hartestem
Dente
Moscow
Jusesfi Matohid
Maxcow
Genrce Platehoff
Thies Montheia
New Yok
Berlin
Timaiv Pittaket
New York
Washington
Plilikoff
Slap at Kerensky Cost Her $4.50
A New York woman says she paid 4500 to buy a flower gift and slapped Alexander Kerensky, head of the Russian revolutionary government, during a 1917 event. She describes the act as symbolic and says the cost included the flowers and platform gesture. The piece also references legal actions over Panat's naturalization and a Supreme Court confirmation of past rulings.
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Kerensky
New York
Satherine Bury
Alexander Kerensaky
Indi
Phe
Court confirms Hindu becomes American citizen
Washington March 14 AP The Supreme Court has ruled Hindus cannot all be modern citizens yet one Hindu individual has been legally recognized as a full fledged American, affirming a specific citizenship status despite broad holdings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Body Found In River Near Springfield. Police Probe Possible Foul Play
A riverbank scene on the Agawam near Springfield reveals a submerged body of a middle aged man. Authorities say foul play is possible and are investigating while no identification or clues to the man’s identity have surfaced.
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Springfield
Masa
Connecticut
Ala
Mrs Denny's Assets Vanishing Court Told
Waterbury March 14 Ap Mes Enie Hinman Denny's one third equity in a Southbury property may vanish as bankruptcy court hears claims against her parental estate. Her assets, if wiped out by expenses, would total about 200 dollars, with no dividend to creditors.
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Waterbury
Mes
Enie Hinman Denny
Southbury
Ting
Herman Winman
Carleton Hoadley
New York
Welsman
Pawtucket Mills Stay Closed After Walkout
Frederick L. Jenckes announced the Social Mill and Globe Mill in Woonsocket are permanently closed following a worker walkout after the Sorizl mill suspended operations. About 3,400 workers affected as the plants shut down indefinitely.
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Pawtucket
Frederick LL Jenckes
Mansille-Jenckes Company
Woonsocket
Mit
Globe Mill
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