Vacant Auto Registration Numbers Draw Crowded Field
Many applicants seek the same license plate numbers as the State Motor Vehicle Department reports receipts up to Saturday. The agency will reserve numbers used in 1923 for 1924 holders if a complete 1924 application arrives by December 1. A drawing will select prefixed numbers, with remaining plates issued sequentially to ensure department convenience.
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Qyer
Muros
Suite Motor Vehicle Department
Robbins T Veckel
Tis Vents
Noming Enetogel
Asain
Mt i
Hertford
Bridgeport
Waterbury
Laven
Three Men Petition for Divorce Decrees
Three men petition for divorce decrees in the Superior court. A Moscow couple, married 1913, seeks separation on intolerable cruelty. Another suit in Bramford accuses Martha Kershaw McDonald of statutory misfeasance and requests custody of a child.
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Sultsce
Moscow
Trussi
Il Morrow
Agnes NI
William Thomas McDonald
Bramford
Martha Kershaw McDonald
Austrian Chancellor Likely To Resign Amid Political Shifts
Reports suggest the Austrian chancellor will resign after recent elections. Minigive of Winwiee Kimbocek is poised to succeed him as Pan-Germans vow to end ties with his party and refuse to participate in the upcoming alliance.
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Winwiee Kimbocek
Bridge Construction Delays-marked by Tug and Coal Deliveries
The Beidseport Dredge and Luci company began work on East Washington Avenue bridge. Captain Green leads towing operations amid extended time due to ship queue. Barge loads of trap rock and coal arrived, with the tug Setter delivering additional coal yesterday afternoon.
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Whlen
Beidseport
Luci Company
Washington
Ee’ Green
the & Pan
Oras Dys
East Washington Avenue
Death of Danbury Youth Tied to Car Accident
Coroner reports accidental death of a Danbury youth from Banwleyville and another from Henryanbury, tied to a car crash last week. Coroner John J. Phelna will continue inquest into the Hillside avenue incident where a vehicle rolled over after merging with a car on Washington Avenue.
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Danbury
Swaed Smalley
Ban+ wleyville
Mancuso
Henry Anbury
John J. Phelna
Pholats
Kyeloedeli
Hillside Aves
Stamford City Court Injunction Modified
An injunction against Alfeed award Renghan frou, Wyoming garbage, rubbish or other material within 17a feet of Shubert New York property was modified. The court prohibits any bonfire or other fire that creates smoke or odors carried by wind to the plaintiff’s house. Tenshaw’s attorney argued the original order would bar lighting a cigarette within 175 feet of Shubert’s premises.
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Dodge
Perial
Stamford
Wyoming
Shubert
New York
Tenshaw
Siwhert
International Labor Conference closes with resolutions and 1924 date
The International Labor Conference closes its 1928 session after adopting several resolutions and setting the next gathering for June 16, 1924. One resolution directs the council to inquire about the use of automatic brakes on trolley cars, while another weighs the feasibility of adjusting demands on local authorities in the Sarre valleys.
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NEVA
Council of the Labor
Aim
Antions
Sarre Valles
Judge Wolfe to hear superior court cases today
Judge Isaac Wolfe with Wen bhiven Gouncy will oversee Mr. Lire Bace Of Judes Lucien Burpee as the Supreme Court cure proceeds. The first case involves an appeal by the International Matvester company, a defendant in a suit by Morris Levert against Jacob Sharp et al challenging a jury verdict.
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Isaac Wolfe
Judes
Lucien Burpee
Wnows
Supreme Court
Cones
International Matvester Company
Morris Levert
Jacob Sharp
Coolidge Addresses Bankers on Business Ethics
Washington Ont report on President Coolidge addressing 1900 bankers at the Investment Bankers Association of America convention. He urged high ethics, said the country relies on bankers to weed out undesirable elements, and noted government officials described road and agricultural plans while optimism grew for stable business conditions ahead.
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Washington
Wisilace
Ile A Witure Departent
John A. Prescott
Kansas City
Thea Inn
Jled States Bethe Key
Post Office Forces Destruction of Papers
The post office destroys thousands of newspapers weekly when they exceed the four ounce limit or lack sufficient postage. Postmaster notes many papers are short-paid due to missing additional postage when mail is forwarded or addressed to absent family members.
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Post Office Department
Greene
Bennett Estate Left To Family Of Seven
Fragmentary notice reports the Bennett estate bequeathed to seven relatives. The probate court records mention a wife, two daughters, and inventories with uncertain values. The fragmentary text references names such as Mathnie, Wy, Glendon, Jennie, Francis, and Frederick, indicating an estate settlement underway.
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Bennett
Song Gstite
Qivia
Mathnie
Glendon
Jennie
Greenwich Doctor Defended in Action for Training School Vets
Damages of 10000 alleged by Carrie L. Birdsell administrator of Greenwich estate in an action against Dr Edward Senneil of Greenwich. Plaintiff says neglect caused tetanus and death. Case returnable at November term of the Superior Court. Efforts to place experts in government training schools noted by George F. Freeman and Gilbert Allen at the county courthouse. Many men who have served in this view received training by the ule. Manufacturers seek to employ such men through the lac bureau.
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Carrie L. Birdsell
Birdsell
Greenwich
Edward Senneil
Selinel
Governrment
George F. Freeman
Gilbert Allen
Velevond Tureau
County Neurt
Uorough
Ule
Ube Lac Bureau
Edwards Olive Tablets for Bad Breath Relief
A vintage promotional item claims Dr Edwards Olive Tablets relieve bad breath by cleansing bowels without griping. Purportedly a vegetable formula mixed with olive oil, the pills are sugar coated, marketed as gentle and effective after seventeen years of practice.
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Edwards Ollys
Dr. Richards
Edwards
Mr. Edwards
Hunter Arrested for Killing Song Birds
A hunter was arrested Saturday after being found in possession of song birds and a small game warden report notes the suspect faced a fine of ten dollars and potential further penalties. The case was brought in Niche's court with Judge Warren Miah presiding.
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Joseph A
Warren Miah
Last Minute Libel Delays Schooner Blossom Sail
New London October 49 A yar aged Wis about to sail for the South Seas was libeled for 6500 for provisions and 60 for electrical work on the schooner Blossom by Gordon and Thomas Jahan of Uuscaty.
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New London
South Seas
Blossom
Gordon
Thomas Jahan
Uuscaty
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