Damages sought in multiple personal injury claims
A long list of injury claims filed seeking damages, detailing incidents on streets and avenues from January to February. Plaintiffs include Mrs Wils Goodwin at 1143 Hoeigh Avenue and Miss Mary the fire of 184 Rove market, with amounts ranging from 5 to 1000 dollars. The notices name numerous streets, venues, and dates of incidents, reflecting injuries from slips and falls and minor fractures.
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Plax Ng
Danges Io
Danuiry
Wils Goodwin
Hoeigh
Shefel
Nichols Street
Tuo Thousand Dollnss
Chirks Milewskh
Pen
Gulmin Street
Lill
Oldsham
Januay
Don
Mary
Traad Street
Junly
Jausy
Waltrlane
Slim Odo Mnates
George Himphies
Deweyeres
Tanuan
Hinmock
Ant Miplewood Avenues
O Hey Woo
Tel Jannay
Titan
Frederich Oitleon
Atieet
Danuars
Aind Boke
Ate Street
Finan
Ture
Hiana
Bink Street
Tinua
John
Madgan
Atee
Main Street
Sohner Capriet Avenue
Stohen Lee Arthur
Foil Avenue
Finny
Balfeld Wenne Janurs
Lona Street
Infianto
Seaglew Avenue
Mary Adello
Steuben Wrest
Theresa Taurucel
Davenport
Steet
Maiilton Streek
Cornelius
Brien
Arch Street
Nh Street
Teiatty
Mary Woolsey
Hillirm Atest Fe
Willard Street
Amit
Sehwoure
Hancoct
James Mortimer
Istenten
Mionue
Soafford Avenue
Lau
Rerenwid
Alton
Giffney
Noble Avenue
Ori
Ant Street
Ciherine
Kieran
Sarch
Annual Meet of Stationary Engineers Staged Tonight
The Porlucpo Chapter of the Utzenal Association of Sa Honars lansueers will hold their annual meet tonight at the Syoathed house. About 99 are expected. Joseph Kkppiman chairs, with J Richmond and VC Dowd on the committee. A radio speech from WLW Cincinnati will be broadcast and precede the dinner.
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Association of
Sa Honars Lansueers
Llanyart
Momen Fl bow MIN Women contined t LY onea yesterday 41 the par royper gona
An old advertisement fragment shows a medical remedy claim for quinine tablets and a noted box signature KW Greve. The text includes broken phrases about women, prices, and a dated reference, with a product label promising a proven remeds.
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Jaxarme LE
Darien Murder Cleared? Police Target Riceitelli Evidence
Police chief Wittig Nichols and state investigators praised for long search and letters from Wethersfield prisoner Ricciotelli. They plan to bring Riceitelli from Pennsylvania to Weston to view a body and determine if he killed Herbert Wis, a store manager, in a Parten store invasion.
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Po Tee
Vuetli
Beth
Straloud
Hiccitell
Wis Mig
Pennyvivinia
Holtuo
Murdoerer
Hicerellis
Tom Wethersfield State Prison
Ricerelli
Riceltelli
Chain of gas station robberies across Connecticut 1924
A sequence of 1924 robberies targets include Big Mike's New Haven, filling stations on Congress Avenue and Middletown Avenue, Baseline station on Kimberly Avenue, and others in New Haven West Haven Stamford Stratford and Bridgeport. Managers were injured or tied up. cash taken from registers, several incidents clustered between August and October 1924.
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Nim
Lnion
New Haven
Jacob Svirskys
Congress Avenue
Middletown Avenue
Salder Brothers
Kimberly Avenue
Junction
Congress and
Davenport Avenues
Atlante
Proific
Putnam Aid Cedar Sreets
Riccitelli
Games
Elm Street
West
Hven
Campbell
First Avenues
West Haven
John Fo Moor
Washington Ave
Derby Avenue
Forest Street
South Orange Street
Columbus
Enue
Diamond Oh Company
Stamford
Ercoline
Barnum vvenl+ Tudgeport
Stratfera Avenue
Barnum Wen le Bridgsen
Oteler
Straford
Stratfor
Tred Howard
Sd Dening
Meetings Tonight Across Town At Various Lodges
Readable text lists multiple lodges and meeting locations including Trail Aerie Praternal Order and Fortise te, with streets like Carney Street and Main Street mentioned, indicating a roundup of local fraternal meeting notices for the evening. Names such as Hamilton commander Ramy and Wana are noted among scattered addresses.
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Tridgeyott
Mary
Berkshire
T. Carney
Hewe Jr
Olga
d_ee Sons
Tony Tily
Ryu
Bos
Anerica FF
State Street
Dusephs
Laren
St Vail
Enormet
Cannon Street
Stire Loige
Tee Avenue
Wowompon
Mata Street
Connecticut tax bill to curb Bridgeport control sparks statewide debate
The article discusses Blodgett and state tax officials battling over a ripple bill to curb Bridgeport’s tax powers. Proponents argue it would restore office prerogatives, while opponents warn it centralizes authority and could shift control to upstate factions. Debates focus on legality, political leverage, and potential shifts in city versus state power.
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State Six
Diedzett
Bridgeport
Plodgett
Connecticut
Fielons
Ely
Iyzion
Budgep
Rijigeport
Tinsi
Stoneham and Dier Accused in Mail Refunding Case
In a closing argument Herbert Smygh for Charles A Stonehan and five others accused of using the mails to refinance a town, the evidence allegedly showed Stoneham and Dier Wickerage had bucketed outrageously, with the bucketed activity urged to be prosecuted in state grand juries.
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Rev York
Ted
Tedera Tuuige Trancis
Winslow Interruptin
Herbert Smygh
Chales
Stonehan
Nurmi Prize Furore Over Prize Desire Sparks Crowd
A noisy scene surrounded Nurmi as prize desire dominated the meet. Proglisa and Ainio drew attention while spectators cheered wildly. contenders moved with focus as event details and stakes unfolded amid a crowded track atmosphere.
Joe Batcheder Injured Cutting Ice
Joe Batcheder was hurt while cutting ice when a heavy limb fell. He sustained injuries and may be disabled for several weeks. Local residents reported the accident and called for caution around ice operations.
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Joe Batcheder
Ubibe
Sail-less wind driven vessel to revolutionize navigation
The article describes Flettner's propeller-less propulsion using two hollow cylinders fitted to an old sailing craft, driven by small diesel motors. As wind interacts with the spinning tubes, the ship gains forward thrust, potentially matching or exceeding conventional sail efficiency and reducing fuel use by up to about sixty percent. Experiments since 1924 support the concept, and plans include building larger vessels with rotor mechanisms to push ships forward with relatively little horsepower.
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Flettner
Sane Sre
Tretiner
Nven
Post Road Bandit Killed In Flight From Police
A confrontation near Post Road ends with the bandit killed as police press the chase through Stratford and surrounding towns. Riccitelli, identified as a suspect, collapses amid gunfire after buckshot strikes, with officers confirming the death and noting investigations continue into his associates and former ties to other local crimes.
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Post Road
Fragmentary note on cave-in and movement rights
The text describes a cave-in incident with uncertain timing and details. It mentions a work site with a two-leg Jers structure, references to keys, and a prisoner at a time. It notes restrictions on freedom of arts movement and a party limitation over years, with vague implications for future reach.
Brainard governor as Trumbull leaves state
In Hartford Tech 4 reports Senator Richard, elected to the Senate by the Twelfth District, became acting governor about midnight as Governor Trumbull left the state for the first time since succeeding Senator Bingham. President pro tem Richard will act until Trumbull returns Saturday morning from Washington.
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Hartford Tech
Richard
Senate
Connecticut
Trumbull
Bingham
Washington
Tax hearing adjourned amid protests over West Morgan Avenue values
Brooklawn and other property owners protested high assessments at a daytime hearing before the Relief and Assessor boards. Arguments cited alleged underassessments elsewhere, pending hearings for remaining appellants, and questions about line demarcations north of North Avenue. Officials noted sales data and voiced concern that raised valuations could chill building in Fairfield.
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Board of Relief and Board of Assessor
Assessors
Illig Oppesis
George He Wood
Brooklawn Group
Walt Delis
Relief Board
Word
Goddard
Healeg
Henry Grerstom George II Mood
William A Lewis Bellet
Assee
John Caldwell
Wailliam Chew
Parkavenna
West Morgin
Tairfield
Fairfield
North Aves
Essa
Caldwell
North Avenue
Ben
Both
Avenue
West Wolgavenue
Ralph T Beers
Sam Co
Helen
Andrews
Bette
James Jume
Morgan Avenue
Fon Hovldsne
Texas Canal
Suiustoeus
Northey Wlel && A
Tragic Van Crash Claims Man in Local Incident
A vehicle collision near Selle resulted in the death of 30 year old Joseph Schlitte who reportedly shot himself in the head amid public safety concerns. He was transported to a hospital but succumbed early today. His wife and two children survive him.
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Riccitelli
Holst
Llintgin
Nichols
Slini
Flainigan
Riceitelli
Alchols
Llinegan
Joseph Schlitte
Unclear text fragment from city notice and Yale class of 1888
Fragmentary OCR shows references to a city issue and Yale Medical School class of 1888. Details are garbled with multiple unreadable names and places, making a precise event or person identification impossible. The readable bits suggest a historical notice about the Yale Medical School and city matters but lack coherent facts.
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Pest
Yale Mellij
Plan to fund Tul AglI Thollad But 4 bol yiosiding
A plan proposes MPIC funds 1000 to support Olympic games to be held in Amisturt and Suva. The proposal envisions spreading expenses over four instalments of 2000 aftertu each and seeks support from local councils. Proponents expect North Tolland province and Amsterdam city to review substitute options.
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Amisturt
Suva
Atu Abs and Sciences
Stunyu
Ilinet
Adventists Hear Prediction About Coming of Christ
Evangelist Limer Shipley told Adventists last night that they do not set dates for Christ’s return. He cited world distress as signs but warned against predicting specific days, calling such fanaticism reproachful to the gospel.
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Evangelist
Limer
Adventist Church
Jesus
Ilatic Shipley
Robber Loots Store Safe After Bold Breakin
A bandit forced entry to a rear store area by smashing a brass pane and climbing to a trap door. He overpowered the clerk, bound him, and looted about 17 000 in cash, 4 000 in jewelry, 300 000 in watches, plus unse diamonds worth 18 000 and a 5 000 diamond bag. He fled toward Bridgeport, pursued by police.
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Cella
Cltk
Siler
Bridgeport
Hicgtelll
Gseriophela Parage Sul
Diaond Ilags
Barney “Muzan
Washington Street
Mugun
Wuli
Wusun Porket
Paul Huss Orn
Hull
Local meeting at Bread Street Patmaster House
Large attendance with refreshments as Adelph an tetae win ber and family attended the regular meeting at 10 O1 held there. Riuph Good gel] ang led the order with his son, and a program by Ad cheatra promised entertainment. Secretary CG Newman attended.
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Goud
Riuph
Newman
House Fails to Vote on Tariff Commission
Washington. The House did not reach a roll call on the Gardner amendment to strike the tariff commission provision in the Independent Offices appropriation bill. Representative Longworth, Republican leader, had pushed to reinsert the $712,000 for the commission’s expenses for the coming fiscal year, and predicted a vote the next day.
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Washington
Ted
House
Shipping Board
Independent Offices
Longworth
Two California Girls Found Slain Near Los Angeles
Two girls Maya Wartin aged 12 and Nina Make tin aged 8, who wandered from home with a tent taken earlier, were found dead in a shallow brush covered grave in the Los Angeles suburbs. Indications point to attack and homicide.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Hank
Maya Wartin
Nina Maketin
Roster of Obituaries and Funerals From Local Notices
Obituary notices dated February 1923 to February 1927 list deaths and funeral details for Cooney Warrigle Moswan Mullings Penny Pluywb Soderquint Sulenan and Winne, with ages and burial at St Michaels or local cemeteries. Masses and services held at home churches including St Patricks St Augustine St Michaels and Sacred Heart, interments at local cemeteries, and notes for reserved flowers. Multiple towns cited include this city Devon and Nichols Conn Los Angeles.
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St Augustine's Church
St Michaels Cemetery
Moswan
Los Angeles
Cafforni
Albie
Charles F Mosman
W T Horne
Cal
Caleffornia Mullings
Vincent Edward
Frank
Cecelia McGrath Mullins
Nichola
Fitiulobe
St Charles Church
Horn
Nichols
Sacred Heart Church
St Michael's Cemetery
In Loving Memory and Thanks From Family and Friends
In loving memory of George Rat Ul k beisvou hus and an father the message speaks of loss and prayer. The card thanks relatives friends and visitors for sympathy and aid during a time of grief and sorrow.
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George Rat Ul
Sully
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MPIC
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Upper Greens
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Tle
Bernard HH Gram
St Augustine ¢ Church
Ura
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Hughes & Chapman Co
Stratford Ave
Bridgeport Conn
Charles L. Dennis Undertakers Funeral Home
State Ste
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