Elm City Driver Of Runaway Auto Pays Fine
A $20 fine was paid in City court by Joseph Yaffe of 888 Sherman Street New Haven owner of the auto that ran down High Street Friday morning injuring shoe shop proprietor Louis Ladinsky. Ladinsky is hospitalized at St Vincent’s. Also: Jocuh Liselaki 473 Lafayette Street given suspended 80 day jail term and $10 fine for assault. Several other minor arrests and fines noted.
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West Haven
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Randall Avenue
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Housatonic Avenue
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Washington Avenue
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Garage Commission Seeks Same Yearly Appropriation
The Garage Control commission plans to request about the same appropriation as last year when preparing next year’s budget. Secretary Angus P. Thorne says it is unlikely the board will seek more than 69000. The garage now has 22000 left from this year’s funds to operate until April, and officials are confident they can balance the year within the designated amount.
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Wadsworth urges Massachusetts GOP to mobilize for Coolidge win
Massachusetts assistant secretary of the treasury Eliot Wadsworth told the Massachusetts Woman's Republican Club that Republicans will regain power nationally and in Massachusetts. He praised debt reduction and Mellon tax cuts, urged immediate party organization, and predicted a Republican president in 1924 alongside Lodge in the Senate, with tax relief possible if Congress acts.
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Cummings Silent on Testimonial Dinner
State's Attorney Homer S. Cummings remained silent about a testimonial dinner in Stamford at the Davenport Hotel. Spellacy of Hartford and Mayor Sitzgerald of New Haven voiced strong support, urging the convention delegation to back him for the Democratic National Convention nomination.
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South Norwalk Church Seeks Springfield Pastor
South Norwalk Baptist church has voted to extend a call to Rev. Laster T Mallory of Springfield Massachusetts to fill the vacancy left by Rev. Louis J. Shoeppler who has joined the Blerken Baptist church. Mallory impressed parishioners with a recent sermon.
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Confederate Confidence Men Swindle Reported in City
Portal inspectors seek a gang described as confederates of confidence men operating in the city. The swindle pretends to convict a wealthy local person named Barcelleya, promising a reward to the payer of trial costs. Spanish nationals are named as targets in the letters spread through the community.
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Youths Sentenced to Cheshire Reformatory
Sheriff Simeon Psa yesterday escorted 14 youths sentenced in the Superior Court to the Cheshire Reformatory for their terms. Nine additional youths were committed last Saturday, marking a broader move by local authorities to place young offenders in reform facilities.
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Simeon Psa
Gifts of Half a Million Offered to Penn
The University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia announced offers totaling a half million dollars from the Rockefeller Foundation and the General Education Board on the condition that Penn raise matching funds. Once met, $1,000,000 will fund a laboratory for mater y and chemistry. Provost Josiah H. Penniman said a campaign will be formed to secure the university's share and support broader endowment needs. Trustees and alumni had previously pledged a drive not less than $16,000,000, with goals likely exceeding that amount.
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Premier Theore of Queensland to seek loan in America
Premier Theore of Queensland plans a voyage across America next month en route to London to discuss state loans totaling millions of pounds sterling. He declined comment amid rumors Queensland intends to raise another loan in the United States, per an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Melbourne.
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Beware the Cough or Cold That Hangs On
An ad touts Creo mulsion Creomulsion as a guaranteed remedy for chronic coughs and colds. It claims creosote heals inflamed membranes and kills germs, with additional elements soothing irritation and aiding recovery. Money refunds if relief fails after following directions.
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