The New Yorker, September 5 , 1964P. 25 License plate observed on the rear of a Connecticut station wagon transporting two nuns through Hartford.
By Martha Ritter and Burton Bernstein The New Yorker, September 5 , 1964P. 25 License plate observed on the rear of a Connecticut station wagon transporting two nuns through Hartford.
On 25 October 1873, it was a relatively new building when the horse-drawn police wagon transporting the convicted poet was driven through the massive wooden gates at the start of a two-year sentence.
Bands arriving at Mr. Blankenship's dream are often shocked to find themselves at a mom-and-pop-operated concert stage and park where Confederate flags wave from all corners, ticket holders are allowed to bring in coolers full of everything from beer to whiskey (and camp overnight if they get too drunk), and a tractor-drawn hay wagon transports visitors from the parking lot to the front gate.
Imported by the German authorities in 1896 to replace ox-wagon transport, it proved so utterly inefficient that it took three months to clunk its way a mere 20 miles up the coast.
Due to this inefficient use of container wagons, transport times and costs for Swiss Split are increased.
They would lie in wait to ambush wagons transporting gold dug up in the ranges.
Along with manufacturing output, factory employment and department-store sales, they counted the number of freight wagons transported by rail.
Police held those arrested on 12th Street for more than an hour, as paddy wagons transported them to the 10th Precinct police station.
As a rebellious youth at the seminary, he had adopted a nickname, Koba, after an outlaw character from a popular nineteenth-century Georgian novel, and he was an effective sometime organizer of the "expropriations" — often of bank wagons transporting cash — with which the revolutionary movement tried to finance itself.
