Connecticut Faces Auto Boom and Rising Casualties in 1926
Hartford July 20 By Associated Press Connecticut reports show 1926 auto activity up with registrations near 275,000 and licensed operators close to 300,000. Six month examiner rejections rose to 2,403. Accidents fell 7.5 percent from 1925 while injuries rose 18 percent. property damage jumped 108 percent. Population risks show 4 646 people per fatality and 137 per insured.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Moto Vehicle Department
Motor Vehicle Department
Connecticut
Two Held For Failing To File Tax Returns In Hartford Area
Hartford and New Haven officials announce actions against several individuals who did not file capital stock tax returns for the year ending June 30 1926. Samuel C Brack of Hartford treasurer of Brack Motor Sales was arrested and held on 3500 bond. Denis T Colling of West Haven was arrested and held on 8500 bond. Other prosecutions are expected as letters seeking compliance go unanswered.
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Hartford
Associated Press
Internal Revenue Office
United States
Connecticut
Samuel C Brack
Brack Motor Sales Company
Connecticut Boulevard
Charles J Mei Sughlin
United States District Court
United States District Attorney
George H Cohen
Brack
Brick
New Haen
Denis T Colling
Collins and Company
Kimberly Avenue
West
Haen
Marshal Parks
Faile
Cohen Baic
Connecticut State Postmasters Meet at West Haven
Postmaster A N Coir RTO, president of the Connecticut State Postmasters Association, announced the semi annual meeting will be at Breakgate Hotel in West Haven on Saturday July 30 with a 3 p.m. dinner. Congressman James P Glynn of Winsted and Rep E Het Fenn of Wethersfield will attend as guests and Glynn will discuss his recent experiences with air mail. A representative from the Department of Commerce is expected to speak on commercial aviation and air mail handling.
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Waterbury
Associated Press
Coir Rto
Connectcut State Postmasters Association
Breakgate
West Haven
James P Glynn
Wnsted
E Het Fenn
Wethersfield
Glynn
Department of Commerce
Drowned man identified as army deserter in Fitchburg
A drowned man found at Putnam’s Pond on Sunday has been identified as Raymond P. Shipley by Army records show he deserted at Abbott near May. The Department of Defense confirms the deserter status and links to prior service, while the local inquiry continues.
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Fitchburg Mar
Associated Press
Nan
Harry Kergresent
Putnams Ponel
Lee Banon
Ho Vomar
Rymond P
Army
Shipley
Abetrrer
Linen pants and gowns advertised with assorted apparel
An old price list advertises Belgian linen golf pants in regular sizes 6 to 18 and other garments including sample gowns bloomers step ins slips and handkerchiefs. It notes wide fabrics in ecru fast colors and mentions lawnys voiles teen regular value items and various accessories with multiple sizes and colors.
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CONN
Tel. Noble
Steiger Poole Company
Main and Fairfield
Men’s Union
New Athletic Union
Madras
Steiger
Bettina
Rayon
Pongee
Brassieres
Dreses
Georgette
Suk Georgette
Paragon
Pennant
Broadcath
Chamlay
Stias
Suk
Styles
Miami
Sicond
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