Will hearing on Truman J. Smith estate resumes in probate court
Deputy Coroner Makepeace testified Smith showed no delusions and appeared sound minded to Annie Phalen Bridget Phalan and others who handled a sale commission. Auctioneer Botelle and Alfred Mattoon also testified. Attorney John O Neill, a longtime client, described Smith as rational though he sometimes smelled liquor, noting he could not say how constant drinking affects a person.
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Supper for St Marys Hospital by Monorial Aid Society
The Monorial Aid Society plans a city hall supper for St Marys hospital on Wednesday October 14. Tickets are selling fast and may be bought from members. Twenty six tables will be arranged with two patronesses each, and Galipeaus orchestra will provide music from 5 pm until served. Seating for 500 is planned, with food focusing on cold meats salads pies cakes and relishes. donations from merchants are expected and items may be sent to the hall or Sarah Hayes at 71 Central Avenue.
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Denial by Baltor of Waterbury Democrat Gazette
Dr Donahue denounces a yesterday article about an accident at 124 West Elm Street as false and defamatory. He claims the piece libels his character as a physician, asserts no hesitation to provide services, and calls the report a willful attack on his reputation.
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Tom Lawson Injured In Carriage Accident Near North Scituate
Financier Thomas W Lawson was thrown from his carriage near North Scituate on October 5 and severely injured by the fall and by the horse. He lay unconscious for hours, was attended by a physician, then moved home in an automobile with his daughter Miss Bunnie Lawson. She escaped serious harm.
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Political pointers dees in town in New Haven Oct 5
In New Haven political activity heats up with rallies by both parties. Ex Governor Walter returns from New York and campaigns in Connecticut while Judge Robertson tours Torrington and Waterbury allies plan events. Debs arrives in New Haven with his Red Special and argues for socialism amid a busy campaign stretch.
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To Revise Berlin Treaty Congress for General Revision Closer
St Petersburg Oct 5 Russian authorities plan to convene a congress of powers to revise the Berlin treaty after Bulgaria declared independence. The move reflects shifts in Balkan alignments and European diplomacy as the outcome of Bulgarian independence proclamation.
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Manchester Boy Shot in Woods Near Love Lane
An 11 year old boy Harry Warren was accidentally shot by playmate Walter Schreiber, 12, while chasing a red squirrel in woods near Love Lane in Manchester on Saturday afternoon. Warren died at 5 20 pm despite prompt medical help. The incident occurred as both boys carried 22 caliber rifles and fired when the squirrel was shot.
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William Heft
Schreiber Fall
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Olcott
Gillam
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