Automobile wood trends and aging drivers in motoring ages
The article notes cypress increasingly used as panel wood for fine vehicle bodies, alongside mahogany with its fine grain. It highlights A B Hambleton of Shaker Heights Cleveland at 80 driving a thirty touring car toward New York and Cape Cod, with eight years of motor experience and no chauffeur. It also discusses one eyed headlamps causing night time confusion and extols Chandler standard features and ignition components as benchmarks of quality.
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A.B. Hambleton
Shaker Heights
Cleveland
Hambleton
New York
Cape Cod
Buffalo
Chandler
Westinghouse
Chandler Six Car Promises Affordability and Range
The vehicle features include rain adjustable body, Mohair tops, adjustable curtains, and advanced lamps by Badger Brass Co. The Stromberg Little Six double jet carburetor enables 16 to 17 miles per gallon and speeds from 3 to 55 mph. Bulkhey's Auto Station distributes the Chandler car locally.
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Badger Brass Co
America
Stromberg
Chandler
Bulkhey’s Auto Station
Supreme Court orders retrial of tax suits in New Haven
The Connecticut Supreme Court orders a retrial in two New Haven taxicab case suits totaling 8000 dollars from a Milford accident. The decision raises a potential automobile case precedent regarding licensed chauffeurs in non licensed-driver situations and seat positions during operation.
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Supreme Court
New Haven
Oetete Court of Errors
Harry N. Hughes
Mabel E. Hughes
William N. Bennett
Milford
Mabel EB. Hughes
Hughes
Miss Hughes
William S. Bennett
Zacher & Ely
Bennett
Jacob P. Goodhart
Stoddard
Nine year old burned by boiling water at home
Esther Han ner, nine, of 85 Frank street, was severely scalded when a kettle of boiling water spilled as she mocked her mother. Friends gave her an air bath before an ambulance arrived, a practice doctors say risks infection. Dr J H Finnegan advised hospital care. the child showed slight improvement at home last night.
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Hsther Hanner
Frank Street
J. H. Finnegan
Man electrocuted painting pole at Highland Lake
Winsted reports Arthur E. Bond 35 of Winsted electrocuted yesterday afternoon when he touched a high tension wire while painting a pole on the boulevard at Highland Lake. He leaves a wife.
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Winsted
Highland Lake
Arthur E. Bond
Ruppert Opens World’s Largest Brew House in New York
Bridgeporters join Col. Jacob Ruppert for the opening of his giant new brew house at the Ruppert plant in New York. The event includes a 200-guest automobile procession from Bridgeport, with plans for trains if weather fails, and a public reception at 3 PM highlighting Ruppert’s business and public service achievements.
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Col
Jacob Ruppert
New York City
Ruppert
Col. Ruppert
Bridgeport
Broad
Cannon Streets
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
Great
United States Brewers’ Association
Congress of the United States
Ruppert Brewery Expansion Under Earle M Christie
Earle M Christie, son of Ruppert founder, earns appointment to New York State reformatories board. He drives expansion at Ruppert brewery, opening a bottling plant in year one and a larger plant in 1910. 1911 introduces a vast stock house, creating a global model for beer storage and distribution.
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Earle M. Christie
Sulzer
New York State Reformatories
Ruppert
Cmctuey
Ruppert Brewery Opens New Bridgeport Branch Amid Magnitude
The Ruppert brewery showcases a vast New York plant with four 25 000 gallon kettles and 22 000 bushels per day malt mills as Bridgeport awaits August 8 opening led by Earle M. Christie of 215 Housatonic Avenue. The Bridgeport unit expands Ruppert beer delivery with five trucks and famed horses, underscoring strong local growth and civic involvement.
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Germany
Col. Ruppert
America
Frankfort
Ruppert
Eas
Bridgeport
Ruppert Brewery
New York City
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New York
Madison Square Garden
Horsman
Housatonic Avenue
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Christie
Do. Poland
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Publicity Club of
Bridgeport Board of Trade
Business Men’s Association
Knickerbocker
Oldest State Bank Promises Earnest Deposits and Quick Credit
The bank invites deposits on sight checks with three cent per annum interest credited monthly. It seeks accounts from individuals, firms, and corporations and offers flexible terms from one day to one year. Interest accrues based on funds left for any period, and the bank pledges careful attention as the oldest bank in the state.
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Wate
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