Connecticut Company Reduces Bus Fare in New Britain
New Britain news reports Mayor Paonessa announces that effective February 1 the Hartford bus fare will drop to 26 cents by token instead of 81 9 cents. The cut follows a conference between the Connecticut Company and the Public Utilities Commission, which also orders extending the flat fare zone beyond the city by about four miles.
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New Jersey Democrats Seek Governor Salary Cut or Increase
Democratic legislators plan to introduce measures to reduce the governor's salary from Store to $100 and to authorize a survey recommended by Governor Silver. The proposed salary change would not apply to the current governor.
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Rejected bill to name minister to Ireland in House action
Washington January 22 an appropriation bill amendment for appointment of a minister to the Irish Free State was rejected in the House. The proposal by Democrat Representative Boylan of New York failed on a point of order as the authority lacked legal authorization.
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Papes Cold Compound Ad Claims Quick Relief
An ad touts Pape's Cold Compound as the quickest relief for colds. It promises complete relief, costs 35 cents at Crux stores, tastes pleasant, and contains no quinine. The ad urges consumers to insist on Pape's.
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House Committee Takes Up Charge Against Judge
Wanington January 22 House committees discussed misconduct charges against Judge Ingish of the St. Louis district, tied to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. No Hawkins investigation motion was acted on, and Hawes was denied entry after waiting outside for over an hour sensing opportunity to substantiate his claims.
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Stratford Court names deputy judge and local politics
Stratford nominees include Judea Henry ar ford as deputy judge to succeed Blot Peck, with Attorney Frederick Beach in nomination for the post. Beach, a Bridge Park lawyer and veteran, is backed by Republican circles after light retirement. The piece also notes a fundraising event and club anniversaries in Stratford, plus school cost analysis by Supt. C. C. Thompson.
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Trolley Company Named Defendant In Damage Suit
Ada Powell Clara Powell and Mrs Jennie Steven sue Norwalk trolley company for 19000 dollars after Mrs Heloufy Keller died when a trolley struck her on November 26. The suit alleges negligent operation and a malfunctioning fender that failed to clear track obstructions. The writ names the trolley company and Toward N Godfrey as sale operator, with John J Phelan exonerated. The case is returnable to the Superior Court in Bridgeport.
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