Collision prompts suit in Norwalk court
On the night of M a car collision occurred with a vehicle driven by Thomas Bourke of Stamford in Norwalk. Bourke has filed a suit in the Gemines Pleas court seeking damages.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
18
On the night of M a car collision occurred with a vehicle driven by Thomas Bourke of Stamford in Norwalk. Bourke has filed a suit in the Gemines Pleas court seeking damages.
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Kiwanis members recalled Warren G Harding as a leader who blended war time resolve with peacetime governance. The address praised his world security work, entry into world court discussion, and steadfast respect for law while noting public grief at his death. Generals Dawes and Bone offered elegies as readers reflected on his personal kindness.
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Park property will be closed to all carnivals after an announcement by FL Cooney clerk of the Park board. The eighth District Democratic club was given permission for a Beechwood park arrival next week but no further permits will be granted. The action follows complaints citywide about unsanitary conditions and disruptive elements at carnivals. Commissioner Philo C. Calhoun said the police board will back the Park board on park permit refusals.
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