Rose Sues Former Manager Over Darien Restaurant Deal
Jacob Joni Rose of Norwalk sues Carl Van Bosch of Darien for 1000 damages claiming breach of an agreed management deal for a Darien restaurant. He also seeks repayment of 900 for car and rental charges, while Bosch says the 500 bonus covered his extra contributions and disputes other payments.
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Jack) Rose
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King van Bosch
Hungarian Baron Held After Wild Auto Chase
A Hungarian embassy staff member identified as Baron Albert Pengracz was jailed in Hollywood after a wild chase from the scene of a wrecked wagon. He is held on suspicion of failing to stop and render aid after an accident and suspicion of taking part in an automobile incident.
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British Flying Boats Visit Ends of Vast Empire
British royal air force launches a 23000 mile voyage with four Singapore type flying boats from Plymouth. Capt H M Cave Brown-Cave leads 18 crew across Europe to the Mediterranean, Egypt, Basra, Karachi and Singapore then toward Australia and the far east to demonstrate mobile flying boat operations and gather aviation data for Britain’s fleet needs.
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Safe Now When Others Come Close
A fragmented period advertisement discusses cascara for bowel health and general wellbeing. It touts natural benefits, claims cleansing effects, and suggests use over long periods. The text references taste and non habit forming properties while warning about dependency.
Afternoon jury session in $25,000 case
In Superior court Judge Edward M. Yeomans spent the afternoon securing a jury for the $25,000 damage action by Arthur Augustus of Fairfield against Gustav A. Peterson of Fairfield. The trial concerns injuries Augustus says he suffered April 18, 1926 in Sheldon when Peterson’s car collided with another, leaving him with facial scars, a cut tongue, and impaired speech and vision.
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Ross Stock Seat Sells For 2700000 At NYSE
Walter L. Ross of Philadelphia finally disposed of his New York Stock Exchange seat for 2700000 after earlier deals priced 230000 to 240000 failed to gain approval. The sale followed tentative bids to M. E. Falk T. Hadl Keyes and A. E. Fitkin with prices rising each time. Ross, kidnap victim with his brother Charley in boyhood, joined the exchange in 1899 when seats ranged from 29500 to 44000. He commuted between Philadelphia and New York.
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Associated Press
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T. Hadl Keyes
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Danbury Wife Burned Fighting Fire at Home
Mrs. Thomas A. Collins of 22 Spring street is treated for serious burns after kerosene spilled before the kitchen sink. Her infant daughter spilled the fuel and when she tried to light an oil heater the oil flashed. She burned her face and hands while reaching for water, then put out the flames and called a doctor.
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Thomas A. Collins
Spring Street
Company Fights Court Reversal Over Widow’s Compensation
In an appeal to the Supreme Court of Errors, arguments centered on whether the death of millwright John MacFarquhar, after a 1926 elevator accident, was caused by the accident or by subsequent heart disease. His widow, Jane Ann MacFarquhar, had a Superior Court ruling in her favor, ordering the case returned to the compensation commissioner.
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Supreme Court of Errors
Jane Ann MacFarquhar
John MacFarquhar
Edward T. Buckingham
MacFarquhar
St. Vincent's Hospital
John Richards Booth
Buckingham
Divorce decision reserved in Seward case
Judge John Richards Booth in Superior Court yesterday reserved ruling on the divorce petition filed by William H. Seward against Mary Lucas Seward. Testimony described marital strife centered on the family auto, ownership of the car bought with Mary’s earnings, and accusations of abuse and jealousy including a fork assault and alleged infidelity.
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Willian H. Seward
Gregory Street
Mary Lucas Seward
Seward
Radio Conference Approves New Wireless Rules
Washington November 3 Eight articles of regulations for international wireless communication between shore and ship stations were approved by the International Radio conference. A standard charge of 60 French gold centimes per ward for radiograms shore to ship and 40 centimes ship to shore was set. The United States reserved its right to decide later whether to join such obligations, citing concerns over internal management of radio concerns.
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Associated Press
International Radio Conference
William R. Castle
State Department
United States
State Teacher Exams Set For Three Days In Hartford
The semi mutual state teachers examinations by the state board of education will occur on November 5, 12 and 19 at 9:15 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. in Hartford, Danbury, New Haven, Willimantic, Norwalk, Waterbury, Winsted, Middletown and New London. Hartford session to be held in the Hall of Representatives at the state capitol.
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Stle Board of Education
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New London
House of Representatives
Greenwich Man Fined Twenty Five for Assault in Town Court
Winfield Mills, a prominent local resident in Greenwich, paid a $25 fine and costs after pleading guilty to breach of the peace and assault on James E. Buckwalter, cripple Pleck borough tax collector and former station agent. The feud between the men goes back years and Mills slapped Buckwalter last week when asked for a ride home. Buckwalter has hired a lawyer to sue Mills for the assault.
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