Greenwich Man Faces Suit Over Unpaid Accident Award
Gray of Greenwich is defendant in court over an unpaid accident award. The case involves Pasquale Carottoza, walking delegate of the Carriers Union, and an automobile incident with a machine driven by Gray in Greenwich on September 25, 1921. The Maryland Casualty Company insured under the Workingman's Compensation Act. An agreement last year promised $15 a week during disability plus additional care, but only the weekly amount has been paid in part. A judgment for the total amount is sought.
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Gray
Greenwich
International
Carriern Wnion
Norwalk
Mirryland Casualty Company
Pasquale Carottoza
Ad “Carriers’ Union
Hod-Carrier’s Union
Maryland Casualty
Workingman's. Compensation
Net
Garretts Ito
Evening high school enrollment soars at city
Principal T Wadsworth announced heavy enrollment for evening courses with over 2 509 registration blanks distributed and at least 1 000 expected to sign up. Five courses offered include general, technical, secretarial, accounting, and domestic science. Registration continues tonight with classes starting October 2. Each evening features three 40 minute periods across Mon Wed and Sun sessions.
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Western New York sees anti GOP drift in 1920s era
In Buffalo, Ontario and western New York the piece notes a Republican swing against the Harding administration over labor strikes and unrest. It discusses anti Republican sentiment among business leaders and workers, the role of Governor Miller and Al Smith, and the looming 1924 political dynamics. The analysis suggests voters may punish the party if economic and labor issues worsen.
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David Lawrence
Bridgeport “Telegram
Buffalo
New York
Empire State
Isa Taung
Harding
Washington
Ehroweh
Hoane
Republican Congress
Gorse
Writley
Indy
Améving
Lawess
America
Greiner
Miter
Jobor
Napoleonik
Millers Course
Calers
al Smith
Coolidge
Masschusetts
Miller
Republicia
Pferty
Millar
Maritime freight and ship movements reported locally
The article details seven dredges arriving for domestic use, shipments to Connecticut companies, and tugs delivering items to a harbor terminal. It notes a large dravelling crane for a deck installation, a liner Id Divina on maiden voyage to New York, and future dock improvements by New Haven Chamber of Commerce to enhance cargo handling at the municipal dock system.
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Dorby Ges Company
Universe Vlominating
American Tube and Stemping Company
Karm
Mow Haven
New York
Captain Bone
Saveryoluunies
San
Dye Wuseant
New Haven
Head of School Takes Stand in Mineola Murder Case
Principal Miss Shoemaker testifies that Miss Lavoy feared Creasy and was brought to a room with a revolver similar to the weapon used the night of the death. She recalls Creasy and Lavoy together in a school room the day before the murder and later describes Creasy's agitated state shortly after the slaying as Lavoy’s body lay nearby.
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Mineola
Creney
Lavey
Atgs
Miss Shoemaker
Creasey
Missy Lavey
Miss
Public protests hint at GOP majorities shrinking
The public expresses protests in Congress with anti Republican sentiment. Observers expect heavily reduced majorities for Republican congressional candidates amid party tensions. Grievances differ by region as primaries mute turnout and shift support to anti Republican or Democratic leaners.
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Primariog
Im Rhia
Milford Church Announces Two Weeks Mission Plan
Milford church leaders announce a two week mission starting Oct 1 conducted by the Titiaiadyes of Haniort with services at St Marys Milford and St Gabriels Walnut Beach. A Mardi Gras joint meeting plans the Fort Trumbull Beach day event with a parade and a large crowd expected.
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PD. H. McClean
St. Mary's Church
Titiaiadyes
Haniort
le Trat
Mutfard i
St Gabriel's Chapel
Walnut Beach
Samuel H. Beard
Mather Whelan
Martin Whelan
Noukatuoravoriue
Walnut Rosenh
Washington
Georgetown University
Whelan
Dutts College
Boston
Battar
West Palm Beach
Amg
Edwin Houston
Bridgeport
J. D. Brown
Houston
Devon
O'S
Douglan
Fluus
Devon Alc
le Chateau
Rapp
Foreland
Savin Rack
Leonard Say
Alien McTaggart
maAnamer
Mary Parlor
M. T. Clupelt
Ladlea’ Aid Society
Woodmont Wire Company No
Prigvs
Sirhters
Join
Grandi Sind
Mra
Charles J. Bryan
Garde
New Haven
Sina
State Central Committee
Howler Counhcil
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Redmey’s Hall
de Luxe
Donald Campbell
Milford Best
American Legion 4
Seminary Girl Jersey Frock Debuts In Four Colors
The Seminary Girl model features worsted jersey with a novel pleated scalloped skirt and overblouse, white Canton crepe collar and cuffs, and a large taffeta bow. Available in navy, sand, brown, and henna at $16.50, with other jersey options priced at $16.50 and $25.
Stunning Over Blouses With Persian Silk Bandings
Gray Persian silk bands are inlaid into crepe de chine blouses in blue or brown with Persian silk inserts at the sides sleeve cuff and hip band. Special value at 5.95. Also silk and wool sports hose for fall in new color effects and half pique sewn spear point stitching in beaver gray and mode.
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