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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1933

Page

2

Street encounter ends with tears over failed needle sale

A man on the street tried to lure a girl into buying a package of needles. She refused, saying she had no money. The man’s cheerful insistence turned into distress as she cried and emptied her purse for coins.

Sidewalks Not to Be Used as Salesrooms Says Mayor

The mayor warns sidewalks cannot serve as sales spaces and directs limits on street commerce. Officials reference enforcement steps and safety concerns while outlining permissible activities near public walkways.

N. A. Club Plans Sponsored Dance Event

An N and A Club announces a sponsored dance with guest entertainment and refreshments. The notice invites members to attend at the community hall, promising a evening of music and social activity for attendees.

De La Salle Alumni Retreat Set to Start April

Rev. Patrick Maloney of Chicago will lead the De La Salle Alumni Retreat in the school chapel starting Sunday April 4 and running to the following Wednesday. All alumni are urged to attend. Father Maloney is noted for his work with boys and court-related social services.

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City Proposes $200 Beer License to Sell Alcohol

Mayor William Hennessy announces a $200 yearly license for beer sellers with upfront collection and a $200 fine plus costs for violations. Licenses will fund city salaries and new licenses may spur merchants to reopen vacant storefronts. The beer law is expected to attract investment and stabilize revenue.

William Hennessy Hennessy

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