Police Continue Drive Against Loading Trucks In Greenwich
Police in Greenwich continue a campaign against overloaded commercial trucks. Judge James Read condemns a second offense in a week as driver Collins Widdox of New Jersey is fined for 11400 pounds over the limit. Several other drivers from New Haven, New York, and nearby towns face fines and costs as state and Connecticut laws limit truck weights on highways.
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New Haven
Freezone remedy ad promises quick relief for corns
An old advertisement touts Freezone as a inexpensive cure for corns. It claims a tiny bottle to relieve soreness between toes with minor application and no irritation.
Cross Word Puzzle Fragments Surface In Al Yearbook Page
A jumble of crossword clues and partial entries appears on a cross word page from an Alabama yearbook section. Several indicated answers reference places and terms such as North Carolina and South America along with abbreviations.
Sunday Post Publishes Three Crossword Puzzles
The Sunday Post presents three crossword puzzles chosen as the week’s best. Names Reedfield and Dover Street contributors appear with notes that past puzzles will be answered in upcoming issues.
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Former Greenwich Inn Manager Sues for Salary
The former manager of the Greenwich Inn sues for unpaid salary. The suit documents allege repeated underpayment and seek owed wages plus potential damages. The filing outlines promised compensation and possible profit shares, highlighting a dispute over monthly earnings and severance terms.
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Maryland oysters free of typhoid infection plan proposed
Governor Ritchie and Health Commissioner Dr Herman N Hundesen announced a plan to control typhoid in Maryland oysters after a conference with Chicago health officials. The ban on Maryland product will be used to support the plan and ensure safer oysters.
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Chicago
Fighting barber sentenced after third conviction
The court yesterday afternoon sentenced a barber known for multiple fights to a term in county jail. Judge Milsh ordered a multi month term following a verdict of repeated assaults, marking the barber’s third time behind bars.
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