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STATE COMMISSIONER
RETURNS LICENSES
TO FIVE MOTORISTS
Eleven motorists were brought be
fore State Motor Commissioner Rob
bins D. Stoekel at the county court
bouse vsterdav for alleged violations
of motor vehicle laws. Decision was
reserved in the following cases:
JSathan Blitz of 92 Sterling street.
U. G. Zunner. Derby.
H. C. Jennison, 1645 North, avenue.
Dr. Dow R. Beebe, 93 Wood ave
nue. . Kanstant Churcks, , 137 Halle!
Street. . : "
The commissioner, 'who has been
holding the licenses of these drivers
since the - accidents in wMch they
participated, "ordered the following
licenses returned:
Frank E. V-Tkernan, Soifthport,
Intoxication.
. Adolpho Capetelll, Danbury, failing
to stop after striking pedestrian.
Harry Gomberg, Botsford, reckless
driving.,"
R. J. Ahlgren, BottJord, fatal ac
cident..
John Minhley, Stamford, operat
ing a machine after revocation of his
license.
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CHAUFFEUR DROVE
INTO JITNEY BUS
Howard Atkins of New Haveil is in a
serious condition1 at St. "Vincent's hos
pital as a result of an automobile col
lision occurring- at Main and -Gilbert
streets, about 6 o'clock last night. His
injuries consist of a possible fracture
of the skull, internal injuries and
deep laceration of tfi.e neck.
Thomas J. Currans, 223 Rossette
street, New Haven, was etlng as
chauffeur for Atkins. Speeding along
Main street the Atkins car collided
with a: jitney, tons at Gilbert, The
impact threw Atkins : against the
windshield of his car.
Currans was arrested. In the City
court this morning' he was released on
his ' own recognizance and the cam
against him continued to April 3.
