Daughters Seek To Halt Trust Fund After Mother's Death
Legal notice reports MPniff daughters contesting a trust set by their mother Mrs. Mesait who died October 1 1928. Trustees Thomas McGillian and Viv Ate Greensleim named to manage a $40 000 estate held in trust for five years, with income divided among the three daughters and a son Catherine McBadder Sad o MNaff Cun manghant and Moten Mesatt. Attorney Trenpy Greenseu represents the daughters while Attorney Cunninghorn and Mrs. Cunninghorn act for other parties. The suit seeks to preserve the trust and determine shares for surviving family members.
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Tate
Paral McNat
Diva Vere
Trenpy
Mathis
Pewuliachy Enoaeh
Asain
Uae
Auavney
Thomas McCillian
Catherine McBadder Sado
Liun
Memiff
Din White
Lark
Wiha Ate Notro
Catherine McTadiden
Reenstein
Conninghorn
Penfoan
CuYinin
Daughter of N Y 200 Curator Weds Daughter of N Y 200 Curator
In New Haven Nov 79 41 Marshall Wiltan Daniels announced the marriage of Mrs Beatrice Family Ditmars to him in Port Chester New York. The couple met at the Yale Mure event and returned to New York that night by car. The bride’s family and the Datts planned future plans and communications with her parents.
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Yoris
Ivmond T
Ditmas
New York Zonlamend Park
New Taven
Moss Beatrice Emily
Wilton Ununiels
Tlanene
Iuninas
Ditmars
Daniels
New Haven
Marshall Wiltan Daniels
Beatrice Family
Port Chester
N.Y
Justice of the
Perre Thiley
Yrle- Mure
New York
Porthos
Davies
Yale Regrets Princeton Move And Athletic Rift Deepens
Yale regrets Princeton move as a rift widens between the two universities over athletic alignment. The Yale coach and administration discuss the abrupt strain, with police investigating a fatal incident at a nearby hospital and scrutiny of the triple agreement affecting future competition.
Weston Constable Reelected After Campaign Cost Claims
A Weston constable won reelection despite a report alleging zero campaign costs. The case centers on John Bod and a secretive election influence campaign led by Mare Weht and Cane Kressom. The investigation notes a hostile political environment and indirect intervention.
Store Is Raided Liquor Seized At Meat Market
Five gallons of liquor were confiscated from the meat market, residence, and premises of John De Niseis at 826 Main Street yesterday afternoon by Detectives Gronfield and Maloney. De Niseis was arrested on a charge of violating the city laws and released on bond. The store had been under surveillance for some time. Officers found a small quantity of liquor in the store and about four and a half in the living quarters.
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John de Niseis
Jazi
Main Street
Robert Gronfielid
Thomas Maloney
de Niseis
Thorlins
Atere
Ex service man regains memory in New York brief
A well dressed veteran entered a New York station March 9 unable to recall his identity. After a night at Hillside, memory returned but he still did not know where he was or who he is. He told authorities his name as Louis Napoleon Trimbly, 62, from Kansas City Missouri, now living in Boston. He traveled from Washington to see his wife and was picked up in Philadelphia by a New York licensed driver. He arrived hatless and coatless, robbed of money and five service buttons. Police are tracing relatives to arrange his return home.
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Marfeeth
Wek
Ilendlf
Hillside
Leon
Pelle
Bureau of Investigation
Louis Napoleon Trimbly
Kansas City
Toston
Maas
Tivimbly
Washington, D. C
Phiadelphia
New York
Trejan
Asorey Crone
New Jersey, New Vic
Trumbly
Tre
Marine Corps
Baston
Awarded $15,000 for loss of foot in Stratford case
A jury verdict of $15,000 was awarded to Stephen Baluhit of Stratford against his employer in Superior Court. He sued for $25,000 after a fall from a scaffold on June 28. This is the second largest in-court award recorded there.
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Stephen Baluhit
Caty Ve
Stratford
FF . Simpson
Unluha
Assorition
Alumi
Proposed bounty on export farm goods explained
Harteyord Nov 16 AP a plan to grant export bounty on staple farm goods. Exporters receive debenture certificates usable as import duties, with negotiable certificates sold to importers. Suggested cap of 200 million dollars, plus a reimport duty to deter smuggling. Connecticut Manufacturers Association hosts meeting to review and publish reactions.
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Congress
Stewart
E. Kent Hubbard
Association
Connecticut
Tlubbard
Habbard
Lush Bound Over In Foster Death
Walter Lush nineteen from 108 Torton avenue was bound over to the December term of Superior court on a charge of causing loss of life by reckless automobile operation. The death of William Foster thirty four of Main Street followed a high speed car crash October 17. Coroner John J. Phelan found Lush criminally irresponsible. Lush was released to raise a £1,900 bond with attorney Hugh Lavery.
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Walter Lush
Torton Avenue
Superior Court
William Foster
Main Street
Young Lush
John J. Phelan
Lush
Foster
Stelking Foster
Aaid
Hugh Lavery
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