Forestville Man Killed at Matthews Crossing
Cosino Polisato, 80, of Forestville, was killed instantly when his car was struck by New York Central Train 4 at Matthews crossing between Forestville and Portland during a heavy snowstorm. Coroner Crandall ruled accidental death. no crossing signals were present. Polisato’s skull fracture and neck injuries were reported. his body was taken to Pillbrick funeral home. Survived by his wife and two or three children.
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Brocton
Cosino Polisato
Forestville
Olock
New York Central
Matthews Crossing
Portland
Polisoto
Manzella
William B. Crandall
Westfield
Polianto
Palisolors
Lravks
Pillbrick
Taylor Leaves Church Bequest In Portland Will
In surrogate's court Rexford admitted probate to the Martin Taylor will of Portland. Executors named include a grandson Joseph Taylor and daughter-in-law Allie Taylor. Estate valued around 5000 with 1000 to the Methodist church and 500 to Evergreen Cemetery association. other bequests to Kate Falconer and Jesse Bundhal, widow Mary Delano to receive the residue.
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Dink
Nephe Ias
Wiener S. Rexford
Martin 1
Taylor
Portland
Joseph Taylor
Allé Taylor
Methodist Church of
Porthoul
Evergreen Cemetery
Kate Falconer
Jesse Bundhal
Mary Delano
Brendson
Jeseph Taylor
Faughter-Inlaw
Allie Taylor
Ruwin G. O'Conner
One Plaintiff Awarded $793 in Fire Damage Case
In Mayville on February by 198%, Mrs. Bisie Calabrese won $793.85 from Employers Fire Insurance for furniture loss and home damage at 461 Main Street Falconer after a fire. Three related suits against Buffalo Insurance Globe Insurance and Chicago Fire were verdicted as no cause of action.
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Mayville
Bisie Calabrese
Filconey
Employers Pre Insurance Company
Sam Calabrese
Main Street
Falconer
Garmela LaValle Calabrese Miother
Buffalo Insance Company
Globe Insurance Company of America
Chicago Fire & Marine Insurance Company
Carmela Calabrese
Hisse Calabrese
Clayton J. Kinnall
Bufalo
Carmeld Calabrese
Itores
Warren Jury Rules Against Scarnecchia in Mutual Fire Suit
A sealed verdict in Warren favors Freehold Mutual Fire Association in the Scarnecchia versus Freehold Mutual case. The trial centered on two barns insured for 2500 dollars and included multiple points of law raised by the defendant. The docket then moved to Conklin versus Stickles over an automobile collision and Norbeck versus Anderrain and Kay of Warren Ealing.
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A. M. Stickles
Gonklin
Gontelin
Younville
Martin Norbeck
Nels Anderain
Charles Kay
Warren Ealing Company
Little Liver Pills Advertised by Cart in 1931
Fragmentary ad copy touts Cart’s Little Liver Pills as gentle vegetable pills that cleanse bile and promise relief. Includes nonsensical phrases and mentions “Seat all stores” with a 1931 date reference.
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Carters
Regan
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Cosimo Polisato
Advance Dry Cleaners
South Center Street
M. J. Martin
Prop. Corry
Warren
Ward’s
Ward
American Orientals
Ath Avenue
New York
Walnut
Maple
Hogany
Ruary
Montgomery Ward & Co