Faulty papers score court fault blames officers
Judge John J Walsh halted a replevin trial when he found papers lacked proper endorsements. He ruled jurisdiction could not be assumed due to a constable’s defective returns on a work horse seizure from a farmer. The constable faces potential liability on his $1,000 bond.
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John J Walsh
Acton
Walsh
Shelton Woman Sues TQ to Recover Stock Debt
Sarah G Wietmann of Shelton filed suit in Superior Court claiming she gave securities valued at 11 550 to Glenn A Henderson of New Traven who promised to transfer stocks of equal value with higher interest but she has received only 1 400 in stocks and believes Henderson embezzled the remainder.
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Sarah G Wietmann
Shelton
Glenn A. Henderson
New Traven
Henderson
Funeral Services for La Grand Seymour at Wilton Congregational
Wilton resident La Grand Seymour who died Wednesday will have funeral services Sunday afternoon from his late home. Rev Frederick R. Bunker of the Wilton Congregational church will officiate. Seymour, born August 9 1836 in Wilton, had been blind since 1886 yet pursued business and wood carving and was a violinist. He is survived by one son Jared Clinton Seymour of Wilton.
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la Grand Seymour
Wilton
Frederick R, Bunker
Seymour
Nodal
Despondent man ends life after operation in Greenwich
Arthur Jarks of Riserside killed himself last night, slashing his throat after an operation. Despondent over illness, he was reported to be partly dead with recent health issues and underwent surgery.
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Arthur Jarks
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Parent Teacher Association Holds Large Rent Meeting
The regular P T A meeting at Cento school drew over 70 attendees, with Charles Dow of the Child Welfare Bureau of Connecticut sharing insights. Tewell supervisor presented on the teachers' convention. Cornwall sang a solo as the group reported active welfare efforts in the town. Mrs Flea Sterry of South Kent died at home after the shock of her husband’s death, leaving several children and grandchildren. A Republican rally is set for Bulls Hall Saturday at 8, featuring James P Glynn, Trederick C Wolcott, and William F D Blodgett to discuss campaign issues.
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Chiid Welfare Bureau
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Flea Sterry
South Kent
James P Glynn
Winsted
Trederick C .Wolcott
Norfolk
William FD Blodgett
Missionary Societies Appeal Probate Order Headed to State
The Congregational Home Missionary Society and the American Missionary Association filed notice in Superior Court appealing Judge Henry W. Gregory’s probate order in the Norwalk district regarding inheritance under the will of the late Carrie A Saymourn of Norwalk. The inheritance, once directed to the state, is at issue as part of the appeal.
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Superior Court
Henry W. Gregory
Norwalk
Snuff as a Political Test During Bonapartist Plots
In the Napoleonic era, Bonapartists filled snuff boxes with violete scented snuff to gauge loyalties. The tester would offer a pinch and ask, Do you ske this pet fume, intending to learn which side the individual supported while Napoleon was on Elba and plots swirled to return.
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Elba
Klan Is a Lively Campaign Issue in Several States
A review in The Telegram surveys state campaigns where the Ku Klux Klan and related issues dominate races in Illinois Indiana Michigan Ohio and other states. It notes Republican and Democratic tensions over Klan influence and contrasting stances on honesty in government farm policies and anti parochial school provisions affecting campaigns and endorsements.
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Robert M la Vollette
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Elai
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Mortimer E Cooley
University of Michigan
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Hd Jackson
Carleton B Mecculloch
James P. Goodrtch
Warren McCray
Penocrats
Samuel M. Jalston
United States
Mas Donard Franklin White
Ousabath E Dougherty
Waubash County
haFollette-Wheeler
Lroad
Chig
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A V Donahey
Thames Jecto
Cincinnati
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Dwve
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Nocto
O'Dwyer
Joseph B Sieber
Alyon
Harry DL Davis Sieber
Klin
Donahey
Dana
Congress
Uetion
Roosevelt
Socialist Labor
Conmonwealth Land Party
Lawsuit Filed Over Attack with Iron Bar injuries
Ignace Zarossikki of Malhee 3 sues Paul Stefan of Oairfield after an assault with an iron bar. Judge John Walsh presided in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday as Zarossikki claims temporary nervous disorder and loss of earnings from the injuries.
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Ignace Zarossikki
Malhee 3
Paul Stefan
Oairfield
John Walsh
Common Pleas
Joan Zarowski
Stefan
Stai mpord Woman Charged with Cruelty to Boy
Mrs Bertha Corcoran of 68 Gray Street was arrested on a charge of cruelty to her young stepson after neighbors complained in Humans Agent Warren Keeler reports. She was released in her own recognizance pending further investigation. the boy is the child of Corcoran's daughter and resides with his mother in Tort haste.
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Prla
Eram
Bertha Otwaran
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