Night Session Opened In Dorsen Dry Goods Case
An overlong session before Referee John W Banks covered the Dorsen Dry Goods Company case as G A Berwin testified on the estate inventory and his role in compiling it. Berwin said Abe Dorsen was central to the inventory and nearly all sheets were given to Dorsen. The hearing resumes at 9 20 this morning.
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Dorsen Dry ‘Goods Company
John W. ‘Banks
G. A. Berwin
Harry Wolfe
Wolfe
Berwin
Abe Dorsen
Daorsen
Masonic Past Masters to Work E A Degree
Past Masters of St. John's lodge No. 3 will work the E A degree at Masonic temple on Wednesday evening November 26. G W Sunderman, W M, announced after a lodge session that District Deputy Harry C Scofield attended. The B A degree was conferred in full form and refreshments served. November 24 event expected to attract many as past masters resume stations. Plans cite dedication of the new Masonic home at Wallingford with a forthcoming celebration.
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St. John’s Lodge
A. F
A. M
Masonic Temple
G. W. Sunder- Mn
W. M
St. John's Lodge
Harry C. Scofield
Connecticut
Wallingford
Speeders on Way to Game Warned by DMV Chief
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles Stoeckel issues a warning to motorists headed to the New Haven football game. He says motorcycle police will be on duty on main highways and will strictly enforce traffic laws. The circular urges safe driving, patience, and cautions against speeding to prevent accidents. Massachusetts officers will cooperate. city motor squad will also be on duty to prevent violations.
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Stoeckel
New Haven
Ile
Massachusetts
Bells on turkeys toll their death knell
In Marysville California on November 11, turkey raisers in Willow Glen Yuba County attached bells to their flocks to scare off coyotes. Gobblers wear bells heavier than hens to mark leadership, and many bells are expected to signal the birds' downfall before Thanksgiving meals.
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Universal Service
Maryeville
Cai
Willow Glen
Yuba County
Lack of Teachers Serious This Year
At the start of 1919 more than 60,000 public teachers in the United States were without positions. The U S Bureau of Education estimates this stark shortage forced the enlistment of over 100,000 untrained young men and women into the teaching ranks. Landlords are blamed for hindering home ownership as a rising obstacle to buyers. A meeting at Carpenters' Hall Elm Street discussed drug clerks.
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United States
United States Bureau of Education
Wrcoins
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