Opening Day At Nathan Hale School Sees 112 Pupils Enrolled
On Capitol Avenue the Nathan Hale School opened amid delays from sewer connections with 112 pupils registering for first to third grades. Superintendent Reed notes enrollments will rise as the new building expands to include auditorium and classrooms. The cost is about 882000 with plans for future growth and an additional classroom block planned next year.
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Nathan Hale School
Nathan Hue
Capitol
P Reed
Enernest
James & MecFroy
John B Wynkoop
Opern
Nut
Dely Rald
Busine
Capltoh Avenue
Pak
Wood
Palisade Avenue
Giada
Scond
Dirveth
Tom Meer
Jek Bentley
Elen Noon
Robrt Coste
Instituton
Faulty Sleeve Bearings in OST Motors Prompt Caution
Report notes bearings in motor sleeves cause burnouts when overloaded. Observers say worn or leaking bearings lead to motor failures, with estimates of three or more service years. Industry specialists warn dust tight seals may not fully prevent wear and emphasize maintenance checks on bearings and fans.
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Weeringhouse
Bormnong Ae
Nore Bras
SLAIN PHYSICIAN'S WIFE 10 BE FREED NOTE MAY BE GLUE
An item from the Thanmonton news service reports a physician's wife, Mrs Mftormiet Tulfemdamt, facing bail of £820,000 in a case linked to an alleged crime. The article details complex arrangements, court actions, and involved parties as the proceedings unfold amid a bustling courtroom environment.
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Thanmonton
Orleise
Mftormiet
Ame Participants Penalized Ten Dollars Each
A garbled list of names and terms appears with repeated phrases about penalties of ten dollars for Ame participants. The fragmentary text includes scattered references to potential names, places, and items but lacks a coherent event or clear action.
Admiral Pringle Named War College President
Admiral Pringle, former head of a battle squadron, has been appointed president of the War College in New Port. He will deliver an introductory address to this year’s class, with attendance expected from military officials and students.
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Rettai
Pringle
Woman Pays Jail Fine For 540000 Bond Dry Law Violator
A lengthy court note details a case in which a woman faces jail time related to municipal bonds tied to a dry law violation. The document cites a $540,000 sentence and involvement of various parties, with references to local authorities and court actions.
Boy Help Turns Tragedy as Horse Carries Rider to Hospital
A boy helping hold a horse was kicked and severely injured. The horse stood quietly as the bridge of the horseman’s fate hung in balance, and the rider was rushed by emergency ambulance to St Vincent’s Hospital.
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Matin Plukas
Boaleine
Asta
St Vincents Hospital
Patient Drops Dead In Doctor's Waiting Room
A patient collapsed and died in a doctor's waiting room. The incident occurred in Shelton with authorities and medical staff responding. Further details about the deceased and cause are not fully clear due to OCR errors in the report.
Coolidge Def definitely out declares Moses
A garbled report reflects a political dispute over Coolidge and Moses with mentions of elections, ouster cries, and party tensions. Despite the fragmentary text, the piece hints at a contested nomination and scrutiny surrounding the New Hampshire scene and associated figures.
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Coolidge
Moses
Election Plans Outlined At Local Meeting
A brief session in The Clubrooms at Norman and Olle discussed upcoming election plans. Attendees planned procedures and timing for candidate developments and voter outreach.
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Pieoom Plus
Pest
Repub
Haan
Busines
Norman
Olle Puirete
Man Denies Guilt In Charge He Shot Brother To Death
Napoleon Pelletier faced murder charges in District Court for shooting his brother Ernest Ken Pelletier in the South End. Police say a Spanish automatic pistol was used. Pelletier denies the crime and claims he disposed of the weapon. His motive remains unproven as investigators examine life insurance links and possible accomplices.
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Brother
Tail River Mass
Associated Press
Napoleon Pelletier
Ernest Ken
Edward F Hanify
Ernest Pelletier
South End
Aurinsh
Meinity
Fez
Cooks Pond
Cai
Atlaine
William C Crossley
Ernest Pelle
Sch
Napoleon Pettetler
Beardsley fight in court withdrawn
Judge John Smith presided over the Stratford Probate Court as Beardsley’s petition to restore control of his affairs was submitted by stipulation. The case highlighted Beardsley’s historic stance against women voting and noted a conservatorship was placed due to incompetence, with Wilcoxson appointed to oversee his affairs.
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John Smith
Yesfordsley
Oliver Beardistinlin
Beardsley
Benigsleys
Deardsley
John Wilcoxson
Stratford
Main Street
Satelime
Stirtford
Yestedi
Nathan Tevy
Attornney Lueon Willis
Wilcoxon
Beardeley
Meriden Fights Move to Abandon Trolley Line
Meriden mayor Wales L DeBussy says he will oppose Connecticut company plans to abandon the Meriden route and replace the trolley with a bus line over a new road. He will be joined by Corporation Counsel G J Dinaber at a Utilities Commission hearing Friday to speak for Meriden and collect petitions from residents along the route.
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Meriden
Associated Piest
Wales L DeBussy
Maine
Peron
Connecticut Company
Hc Utiittes Commission
Menden Middle
Acquest
G J Dinaber
Public Utilities Commission
Meiiden
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Tre Paonia
Linge Po
Mons
Rome
Satunday
Brent of Investi
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Dbiehmen
Elise Func
Riskes
Shelton
New Kirtland
Torneb Supreme
Petiion
Rockwell. & Co
Sale
Nestlé’s
Nestle
Dheity
Secon
City Savings Banky
the University School
Fairfield Ave
College Preparatory
Vincent C Peck
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