Connecticut to collect 10 777 914 in taxes due July 20
Hartford July 8 Associated Press reports Connecticut will collect a total of 10 777 914 in taxes from five sources due July 20. The largest share comes from gross earnings tax on public service corporations, and the inheritance tax is the second major source. Savings banks and savings departments will contribute part of the remaining total, with detailed breakdowns provided by the state treasurer’s office.
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Bartford
Associated Press
Connecticut
Fures
Treasury
Tongue Tied Man Cleared In Dwi Arraignment
In Waterbury Judge Abner P Hayes freed James Condon of Ansonia after witnesses mistook his inability to speak for drunkenness. The court found him tongue tied and not intoxicated at arrest, ordering his discharge.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Abner P Hayes
James Condon
Ansonia
Bene Kim
Condon
Plains
The Beloved Physician and the Family Doctor’s Role
A critical tribute to the general practitioner as the backbone of medicine, highlighting Sir James Mackenzie and Dr. W. J. Herrington. The piece praises bedside study, intimate patient knowledge, and the GP’s pivotal role alongside surgeons and specialists in healing communities.
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Sir James Mackenzie
R Macnair Wilson
Daily Sun
Thomas Hardy
Connecticut
America
William F Verdi
Doctor Mackenzie
England
Dodor Maclenaie
London
Mackenzie
W J Herrington
Huron County
Michigan
University of Michigan
Lake Huron
Grindstone City
Herrington
Thither
Euope
Bridgeport Second In Auto Accidents Hartford July 8
The Associated Press reports that while fewer than in the prior two weeks, motor vehicle accidents in the state for the week ending last Saturday totalled 645, with 268 in 14 cities. Six fatal accidents occurred, with Greenwich and East Hartford among notable locations, and Bridgeport recording 42 incidents.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Department of Motor Vehicles
Bridgeport
New Haven
Yolic
Waterbay
New Britain
Norwich
Tamford
Greenwich
Menden
New London
Norwalk
Danbury
Middletown
Winsters
Pictures sold in London bring nearly $1,000,000
High prices were realized at Christie’s and the James Ross collection sale in London. The 29 Montreal-sourced pictures brought 129,996 guineas, about 645,000 dollars, contributing to a total of 19,2417 pounds, roughly 1,006,000 dollars. Rembrandt’s Portrait of a Man, Reynolds’s Portrait of Lady Ann Fitzpatrick, Rowaney’s Portrait of Lady Sullivan, Turner’s Venice, and Hala Portrait of a Man fetched multi-thousand guinea sums, with the latter believed destined for America.
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London
Associated Preas
Christies
James Ross
Montreal
Rembrandts
Eo Man
Admiral Tromp
Reynolds
Ann Fitzpatrick
Rowaneys
Lady Sullivan
Turners
Venice
America
Merchant Bequeaths Funds to Churches
Bristol reports in the will of Jesse M White that $100 goes to the Methodist church at Winsted, $200 to the Congregational church at Torringford, and $100 to the Methodist church at North Wayne, Massachusetts. With $300 left to David A Kelly, the remainder of the estimated $100000 estate is divided among a sister, five nephews, and a niece.
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Bristol
Associated Press
Jesse M White
Winsted
Congregational
Torringfad
North Wayne
David A Kelly
Swedish Chorus Honors Mayor Behrens with Songbook
The Swedish National Chorus Norden performed Thursday night in Bridgeport and held a matinee in City Hall. The concert benefited Mayor Behrens, who received a book of songs used by the 60-voice chorus. he thanked the group for the honor.
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Bridgeport
Swedish Singing Society
Norden
Common Council
City Hall
Bulong
Merauy
Inspector Praises Camp Pomperaug Health Measures
State health inspector Dr Howard Dunbar made an unannounced visit to Camp Pomperaug on Lake Zoar and announced a high rating for the CT camp in sanitary and safety conditions. He praised the removal of the family drinking cup and the new bubble system and dishwashing setup as improvements.
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Howard Dunber
State Department of Health
Pomperaug
Lake Zoar
Dunbar
Con
Necticut
State Department
Arnold Sorenah
Tim
Civil Service to Offer Exams Soon
The United States Civil Service commission announced open competitive examinations to be held soon at unspecified locations. Available posts include junior engineer and deck officer in Coast and Geodetic Survey at $2,000 yearly, associate farm fire prevention engineer at $2,000, assistant fire prevention engineer at $2,400, junior cartographic engineer in Washington or field at $1,860, and various medical, social, and horticulture roles across bureaus. Higher grades by promotion.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, DC
William Paul
Fein
Bureau of Chemistry Department of Agriculture
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington DC
United States
Childrens Bureau Department of Labor
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Mian Goes On Trial For Impersonating Officer
Boston July By Associated Jess Charped with obtaining money from Irving and Dimea Flela of Jamaret Plain by impersonating a government Secret Service operative Count Paul Monte was placed on trial in Federal district court today. Monte was held on charges of facilitating support to a minor child and shestering his wife Esther Warman of Winthrop. He was sentenced to three terms of six months and fined 100. Under bond of 8000 he disappeared for several months. He was apprehended on June 7 on the charges now against him and was held in lack of 4000 bail for the grand jury.
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Boston
Associated Jess
Irving
Diamea Flela
Jamaret Plain
Secret Service
Paul Monte
Wile
Federal District Court
Monte
Mra
Esther Warman
Winthrop
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Philip Moore
Glenwood
Chambers
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Main
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Camp Pomperaug
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Mian
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