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All sales are final. Connecticut Limousine’s eTickets are non-refundable once purchased. In the event the eTicket is not utilized for any reason, it is the purchaser’s responsibility to contact a Reservation Agent at Connecticut Limousine at (203) 974-4700 option 1 to arrange for a credit in our system, no later than forty-eight (48) hours after original travel date. Failure to do so will result in a forfeit of a credit in our system. All changes are subject to availability. Connecticut Limousine, LLC is not responsible for any consequential damages that the customer may sustain as a result of Connecticut Limousine, LLC's failure to perform any of the transportation services promised. If Connecticut Limousine, LLC fails to adequately perform the services promised, the customer's damages are limited to the unused value of the ticket that the customer purchased from Connecticut Limousine, LLC.

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Service Policy

It is the purchaser's responsibility to verify the availability of these services. The purchaser can obtain schedule information by calling (203) 974-4700 option 1. Connecticut Limousine, LLC reserves the right to modify our schedule at any time. Every effort is made to remain on schedule. However, circumstances sometimes develop beyond Connecticut Limousine, LLC's control, such as weather and/or travel delays. Connecticut Limousine, LLC is not responsible for late arrivals, schedule changes, inconvenience or damage from delayed service to any point or destination. We strongly recommend contacting your airline during peak travel periods or extreme weather conditions to verify your Airlines departure time. Connecting service to your destination may be necessary. To obtain service from Bradley, JFK, LGA, or Newark Airports all passengers must first obtain their luggage and proceed to the Ground Transportation Counter (in the baggage claim area). Ground Transportation Agents can be identified by their red jackets and are normally located behind the counter. If no one is at the counter, please use the designated courtesy phone to check in. At Bradley Airport use the black courtesy phone. If you have a prepaid eTicket, please have your eTicket number ready for the Ground Transportation Representative or Connecticut Limo Dispatcher. You will then be checked in and scheduled for a seat on the next available vehicle. As a reminder if for any reason you miss your original departure time you will be placed on the next available vehicle to your destination. If you do not have a prepaid eTicket, payment may also be made at the time of travel with cash or any major credit card. Checks are not accepted as form of payment. Drivers can only sell regular one-way fares. Please keep in mind that all trip times are approximate. Seating aboard vehicles operated in interstate or foreign commerce is without regard to race, color, creed or national origin. Shared ride service is provided on 4-49 passenger vehicles. Reservations are strongly recommended. An adult must accompany children under 16 years of age.

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Luggage Policy

Connecticut Limousine, LLC allows two (2) pieces of checked baggage and one (1) carry-on piece for each passenger without incurring an additional charge. The maximum weight is sixty (60) pounds each and the maximum size is sixty-two (62) inches (length plus width plus height) for each checked bag. The maximum size for a carry-on is forty-five (45) inches (length plus width plus height). Children up to the age of ten (10) are allowed to take one (1) checked bag and one (1) carry-on with the same restrictions as above. Baggage in excess of sixty (60) pounds will not be accepted for transportation unless the passenger can provide additional help in the loading and unloading of the baggage with the driver. Please contact our reservations department if you are transporting unusual objects including but not limited to large boxes, bicycles, surfboards, golf bags, skis or any other items which do not fit into standard luggage. These items MAY be accepted for an additional fee. When departing the airports, these unusual objects may be subject to availability only. We reserve the right to refuse boarding to passengers who have not advised our reservation department of any unusual objects as referenced above prior to their reservation. Additional charges of $15.00 per bag may apply for extra luggage. Customers must carry on high value items including but not limited to jewelry, laptop computers, and cameras. Customer hereby indemnifies and holds harmless Connecticut Limousine, LLC, its agents, employees and representatives from and for any and all claims relating to lost/damaged luggage and/or personal property.

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Pets or Animals

Connecticut Limousine, LLC. does not allow any pets or animals, with the exception of certified service animals.

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Instructions and Shuttle Times from Airports

BRADLEY INTERNATIONAL

When you arrive at Bradley Airport, please pick-up your luggage and contact our Dispatch office at (203) 974-4700 option 8. Please have your eTicket reservation number ready or advise us of method of payment. Dispatchers will place you on the next shuttle available that is traveling to your destination.

Shuttles from Bradley International run between 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM daily, but are subject to change without notice.

JOHN F. KENNEDY, LAGUARDIA or NEWARK

After arriving at JFK, LGA or EWR Airports, to access our service, passengers must first obtain their luggage and proceed to the Ground Transportation Counter (in the baggage claim area). Ground Transportation Agents can be identified by their red jackets and are normally located behind the counter. Provide them your reservation number or payment option.

If no one is at the counter, please use the designated courtesy phone next to the counter to check in with us. Once you are checked-in, you will be scheduled on the next available vehicle. Please have your eTicket reservation number or credit card available for the driver when picked-up.

All trip times off the airports are based on availability. There are no set times off the airport and travel is scheduled first come, first serve.

• Shuttles from JFK run between 7:00 AM to 12:00 AM daily.
• Shuttles from LGA run between 7:45 AM to 12:30 AM daily.
• Shuttle from EWR leaves at 4:00 PM on scheduled days only (Please call to confirm Newark shuttle when booking.)

Every effort is made to remain on schedule. However, circumstances sometimes develop beyond Connecticut Limousine, LLC's control, such as weather, traffic and/or air travel delays. Connecticut Limousine, LLC is not responsible for late arrivals, schedule changes, inconvenience or damage from delayed service to any point or destination.

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Companion Fares: Save 50%*

Purchase one ticket at the full fare to and from the airport, and up to a maximum of three other adults traveling with you will pay only 50% each of the full fare. The entire party must travel to and from the airport together for discount.

Children ages up to 10 years of age travel for a flat fee of $25.00.

*Companion Fare pricing cannot be combined with other discounted fares, including senior and student discounts.

Reservations and Information

(203) 891-6341 or local (203) 974-4700 and select option 1

Customer Service

At Connecticut Limousine, we want to provide you with the best customer service in the industry. If you have questions, concerns, or need any other assistance, please let us know via email or call (203) 974-4700 or (203) 891-6341.  We want to hear from you. Really.

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727 Campbell Ave
West Haven, CT 06516

Disclaimer:  All sales are final. Connecticut Limousine's eTickets are non-refundable. In the event the eTicket is not utilized for any reason, it is the purchaser's responsibility to contact a Reservation Agent at Connecticut Limousine at (203) 974-4700 option 1 to arrange for a credit in our system, no later than forty-eight (48) hours after original travel date. Failure to do so will result in a forfeit of a credit in our system. If the preceding criteria have been met, the purchaser will be eligible for a credit in our system that will remain valid for one (1) year from the original purchase date. Once the purchaser's credit in our system has been applied to a new reservation, the purchaser will not be allowed to cancel the new reservation to receive an additional credit in our system. All changes are subject to availability.

Connecticut Limousine, LLC is not responsible for any consequential damages that the customer may sustain as a result of Connecticut Limousine, LLC's failure to perform any of the transportation services promised. If Connecticut Limousine, LLC fails to adequately perform the services promised, the customer's damages are limited to the unused value of the ticket that the customer purchased from Connecticut Limousine, LLC. It is the purchaser's responsibility to verify the availability of these services. The purchaser can obtain schedule information by calling (203) 974-4700 and selecting option 1. Connecticut Limousine, LLC reserves the right to modify our schedule at any time. Every effort is made to remain on schedule. However, circumstances sometimes develop beyond Connecticut Limousine, LLC's control, such as weather and/or travel delays. Connecticut Limousine, LLC is not responsible for late arrivals, schedule changes, inconvenience or damage from delayed service to any point or destination. We strongly recommend contacting your airline during peak travel periods or extreme weather conditions to verify your Airlines departure time. Connecting service to your destination may be necessary.

To obtain service from Bradley, JFK, LGA, or Newark Airports all passengers, must first obtain their luggage and proceed to the Ground Transportation Counter (in the baggage claim area). Ground Transportation Agents can be identified by their red jackets and are normally located behind the counter. If no one is at the counter, please use the designated courtesy phone to check in. At Bradley Airport use the black courtesy phone or phone board. If you have a prepaid eTicket, please have your eTicket number ready for the Ground Transportation Representative or Connecticut Limo Dispatcher. You will then be checked in and scheduled for a seat on the next available vehicle. As a reminder if for any reason you miss your original departure time you will be placed on the next available vehicle to your destination. An adult must accompany children under 16 years of age.

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This service has been discontinued.  Please consider and SUV, town car, or van for your group transportation needs.

This service has been discontinued.  Please consider and SUV, town car, or van for your group transportation needs.

CT Limo is the benchmark for luxury transportation accommodating groups of all sizes using luxury SUVs and sedans.

Wedding Packages:
At CT Limo, we want you to enjoy your big day!  We offer luxury, stress-free wedding transportation for the bride and groom.  Plus, we can also shuttle and transport guests and the bridal party to/from the reception, venue, airport, and hotel.  

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For a quote on wedding transportation, please contact 203-974-4700, option 3; or email [email protected]

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Special Event Transportation

Specia Events & Celebrations

CT Limo is the benchmark for luxury transportation with the ability to handle groups of all sizes.  Whether it's a night on the town, an anniversary, or a milestone birthday, we have your transportation covered.

Contact Reservations today:
For a quote on special event transportation, please contact 203-974-4700, option 3; or email [email protected]

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SUVs, Town Cars, & Vans

When you work with CT Limo, you can expect:

• Professional Chauffer
• Iced Bar w/Complimentary Water
• 24 hr Customer Service
• Current Newspaper & Magazines
• Personal Storage Space

Contact Reservations today:
For a quote on special event transportation, please contact 203-974-4700, option 3; or email [email protected] com.

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The Best Deal for the Fastest Route!

Connecticut Limousine is economical, offering ground / airport transportation to meet your individual needs. Servicing Bradley (BDL), Kennedy (JFK), LaGuardia (LGA) and Newark (EWR), we offer convenient, on-time shuttle/shared ride services. Our express service picks up and drops off at multiple designated locations all across Connecticut. Save money booking round trip, especially if you are traveling with a partner or the entire family, make sure you take advantage of our 50% off Companion fare. Senior fares also available. All the information you need is on our reservation page! If you find yourself needing transportation to a location not provided by our Airport Shuttle Service, be sure to check out our Private Car department.

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Quality is king! And our quality of transportation services is something that we take great pride in. Customer satisfaction is our primary concern and we strive to build on that. Our drivers are trained, experienced and well equipped to provide you a memorable travel experience.

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"He never caused problems for anyone" How a homeless man inherited millions of dollars, but never knew about it and died under the bridge and art fund. In the struggle for her fortune, relatives suddenly learned that one of the heirs wandered the streets for months and died in poverty under the bridge. The story of the Clark family shrouded in secrets is in the material of Lenta.ru.

Dead heir

On December 29, 2012, a 13-year-old boy and his 10-year-old sister were walking under the Pacific Railroad in the small town of Evanston, Illinois, when they came across a man wearing a light jacket, frozen to death. Arriving on a call, the police identified the deceased - he turned out to be 60-year-old Timothy Henry Gray. In the wallet of a man who looked like a tramp, they found a check for 54 thousand dollars, as well as a piece of paper with someone's phone number.

The police managed to find out that nine months before his death, Gray left the rented apartment and disappeared without a trace. He did not suspect that all this time he was being chased by private detectives, who were hired by the relatives of the late rich woman who were hunting for her inheritance.

Homeless Grey, without realizing it, was a distant relative of the artistic millionaire Yugette Clark, who died in May 2011 at the age of 104.

Nor did he know that he could inherit 6.25 percent of her fabulous $306.5 million fortune. It is not clear if the deceased lived under the overpass, but it is known that other homeless people set up makeshift camps there throughout the year.

Timothy Gray was adopted at age five by the grandson of William Andrews Clark, Montana's "copper king", who made his fortune in a metal that many neglected in the pursuit of gold. By the age of 34, the copper magnate had become a millionaire and was actively involved in politics.

William Andrews Clark (right)

Photo: emptymansionsbook

After several attempts, Clark managed to get into the US Senate, and then moved to New York, where he settled in a luxurious extravagant mansion and surrounded himself with the best masterpieces of painting. After his death, he left eight children $ 150 million - fabulous wealth at the time.

Mysterious aristocrat

In her youth, the youngest daughter of a wealthy senator, Eugetta Clark, led an active social life, fluttering from admirer to admirer. Once, in 1928, she nevertheless married, but the marriage lasted only a year.

Clarke loved everything Japanese: she was fond of the culture of the country and collected everything connected with it. Because of this, she even got interrogated by the FBI - she was suspected of having links with the enemy during and after World War II. It was rumored that after the conversation, the millionaire had a nervous breakdown.

According to Meryl Gordon's 2014 biography The Phantom of Fifth Avenue: The Mysterious Life and Scandalous Death of Heiress Juguette Clark, the senator's daughter was a quick-witted, intelligent, and bright personality.

Her far from aristocratic hobbies for television programs and even video games were often mentioned in the book. The biography quotes one of Clarke's employees: "She was destined to become an ethereal creature ... but she had more knowledge of the real world than people might think at first glance."

Jughetta Clark

Photo: emptymansionsbook

Multimillion-dollar wealth

Clark loved beautiful mansions and bought property all over the country. In 1951, she purchased a 1,500-square-foot mansion in New Canaan, Connecticut. The estate had 22 rooms, 9 bathrooms, 11 fireplaces, a wine cellar and an elevator.

In downtown New York, Clarke owned three apartments occupying one and a half floors of a building. The most expensive property of the aristocrat was the Bellosguardo mansion overlooking the ocean in Santa Barbara, California.

One of the millionaire's favorite hobbies was collecting dolls, dollhouses and miniature furniture. She regularly participated in auctions, where she bought antiques, after which she instructed assistants to arrange elegant gizmos on her estates. She never bothered to look at some of the exhibits she acquired.

The aristocrat was also interested in music and art objects, in particular paintings. In the late 1980s, shortly after Clarke was admitted to the hospital, a painting by French painter Edgar Degas was stolen from one of her New York apartments.

In addition, among the assets of the millionaire were a rare violin from 1709, made by Antonio Stradivari, and an 1882 painting by the Impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir

In the empty mansions of Clarke, there were not only the most valuable exhibits, but also expensive cars, including a Chrysler Royal convertible Eight of 1933 and a 1933 Cadillac V-16 limousine with seating for seven.

Bellosguardo Mansion

In addition to real estate, the senator's daughter had shares, trusts and cash totaling 79. 3 million dollars. The state of the aristocrat, according to general estimates, reached 306.5 million dollars.

The best-selling book Empty Mansions: The Mysterious Life of Juguette Clark, published in 2013, states that in 1991 the aristocrat was hospitalized with operable skin cancer. Once in the hospital, the woman refused to return home and spent 20 years transferring from one medical institution to another. In the hospital, she met her death.

Testament

In the last 40 years of his life, none of the relatives visited Eugetta Clark, while some still tried to keep in touch with her: they sent postcards for the holidays and sometimes made phone calls. But it seems that all efforts were in vain.

In 2005, a senator's daughter made two separate wills. Then she was 98 years old. In the first, Clarke bequeathed five million dollars to a personal Filipino caregiver, Hadassah Peri, and most of the property to her closest living relatives, her cousins. However, in the second version, the millionaire crossed out all family members, leaving all the wealth to a nurse, goddaughter, lawyer, accountant, hospital, doctor, museum and art fund, which she wanted to place on her estate by the ocean.

In the second document, Peri's share increased to $30 million. At the announcement of the will, the Filipina stated: “I was her personal nurse and close friend. I knew her as a kind and generous person whom I sincerely loved. We shared many moments of joy."

Yuguetta Clark with her father and sister

Photo: Montana Historical Society

When 19 of Clark's relatives learned that they had not received a penny from the late millionaire, they tried to challenge the will in New York court. In the process, they found out that there is also the 20th heir - the same Timothy Gray, whose body was found by the children under the bridge. If he had contacted other relatives of the deceased and won the court, his financial affairs, which were clearly not in order, could be corrected. But the man didn't know about it.

Gray

Gray's history is shrouded in mystery. According to his older brother, who, however, did not see him for more than 20 years, Timothy was a shepherd, worked on various ranches and wandered around the states at the foot of the Rocky Mountains for most of his life. It is all the more surprising that a check for tens of thousands of dollars was found in his wallet.

Photographer from New York Elijah Solomon became interested in Timothy Gray's riddle. To find out how the potential heir to a multi-million dollar fortune ended up on the street, he went to the city of Evanston. The man found out that the phone number found in the pocket of the deceased belonged to his brother. The last time the relatives saw each other was at their mother's funeral a couple of decades ago.

Solomon managed to find out that Gray had no friends, and he rarely talked with his neighbors. They knew practically nothing about the life of the mysterious Gray, including the fact that he was a distant relative of the daughter of a copper magnate.

The owner of the house, George Reeker, who rented Grey's apartment, said that the man left in 2002. “He only talked to me and my son,” Riker said in a conversation with Solomon. “Never seen him talk to anyone else. He was a real loner. But sometimes we exchanged a couple of phrases, discussing the technique.

Riker allowed Solomon to see the apartment where Gray lived. From the things preserved there, the photographer learned that Gray was obsessed with building and designing experimental aircraft. After examining the addresses on sealed letters addressed to Gray, Solomon found out that the heir had rented an office in the city for the past ten years.

Gray's apartment

Photo: Elijah Solomon Hurwitz

Office owner Rick Sathers gave a similar portrait of Gray: an eccentric loner with no friends. “He was a pedant,” Sauters said. - Never missed a payment. I think he used the place mostly for mail, but he did work there for a while. He was engaged in something related to computers and voice recognition. I remember when he found out that his idea had already been implemented before him, he was upset because he wanted to come up with something innovative.

The landlord claimed that Gray was paranoid and often muttered to himself when talking to people. “He scared me a little, because he liked to come to the office at strange times, but he never caused problems for anyone ... Previously, alcoholics anonymous meetings were held here in the basement,” Sathers said. I think that's why he wanted to rent this office. I also know that he made donations to children in Africa, sort of in Sudan.”

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How Gray made a living remains a mystery to this day. No bank accounts were found in his name, and where the check for $54,000 came from has also not been established.

In the last months of his life, Gray only interacted with the homeless. One of them, a Vietnam War veteran who did not give his name, said that the descendant of a wealthy senator was very bad. “I never saw him get up from his bed. I wasn't sure he could get up at all,” recalled a man who called the place under the bridge his home. - Once I tried to bring him some things, but he seemed to want and at the same time did not want to accept them. On Thanksgiving, I tried to get him to go get a hot ration in the city, but he didn’t budge.”

I once asked him if he was going to spend the whole winter under the bridge, and he told me, "That would be unreasonable." a court case. Relatives, many of whom had never seen the aristocrat during their lifetime, were able to inherit $34.5 million each. Nurse Hadassah Peri, who cared for the millionaire, who, according to the documents, was supposed to have $ 30 million, was ultimately deprived of her share in the inheritance.

12 funniest events of the year

On New Year's Eve factnews.ru tabloid recalled the funniest events that took place in 2007. Among them, the arrest for harassment of Santa Claus, the election of the ugliest dog in the world, the subpoena of a donkey in court as a witness. The publication lists the 12 most amazing, in his opinion, curiosities.

December

An American woman molested Santa Claus and was arrested

In the US city of Denbury (Connecticut), a woman was accused of sexually harassing Santa Claus. As the offended Santa, who worked at the local shopping center, complained to the police, the woman, sitting on his lap, began to feel him, and obviously for sexual purposes.

As a result, the police detained a 33-year-old local resident, Sandrama Lamy. She was charged with sexual harassment and disorderly conduct.

A sexually harassed woman turned out to be disabled: she moved on crutches. Lamy herself refused to admit her guilt and stated that all this was a vile lie. The police did not name the offended Santa, it is only known that he is 65 years old. According to law enforcement officers, the defiant behavior of the woman shocked and offended him, he is shocked by this incident.

November

The singer helped the Croatian football players win with a song about the genitals

The British singer, who sang the Croatian anthem before the Croatia-England match in November, mixed up the penis and sang “mountain”. And thus helped the victory of the Croats.

Fans say singer Tony Henry's funny slip of the tongue helped the Croatian national team to relax ahead of the game at Wembley Stadium, where Croatia beat England 3-2.

The national anthem was written in Old Croatian. The line that Henry stumbled on was supposed to be “mila kuda si platinum,” which means “you know, dear, how much we love your mountains.” However, the singer sang “mila kura si planina” and it turned out “dear dick, you are a mountain” or “my dear, my dick is a mountain.”

Hearing these words, the Croatian players chuckled, their spirits rose, and, in part, because of this, they defeated the British.

October

In Khakassia, an electrician was mistaken for a "rolling"

In Khakassia, 52-year-old electrical engineer Neil Smith was mistaken for a legendary musician and was invited to judge a local beauty contest for this reason. A casual conversation in a Khakass hotel and a lousy interpreter gave Smith a taste of fame.

Working this year on a contract at a steel plant in Abakan, Smith decided one evening to reminisce about the good old days.

With the help of a hotel employee who acted as an interpreter, an electrician talked to a wealthy Russian hotel owner about how he and his friends lived in the 70s, driving around in an old van and performing at different clubs.

Difficulty in interpreting gave the hotelier the impression that he was talking to a famous rock musician who once stood shoulder to shoulder with the Rolling Stones.

Smith received an invitation to judge a "little competition" and agreed, thinking it was some kind of event at a local bar.

However, when the appointed day arrived, a chauffeured limousine arrived for him and took him to the huge concert hall in Abakan, where he was greeted by enthusiastic crowds of people and television cameras.

Smith discovered that he had to judge the beauty contest "Star of Khakassia" and that he was mistaken for a big celebrity. Smith decided it would be too embarrassing to tell the hosts the truth and decided to play along. He honestly judged the competition, presented the winners with bouquets and even delivered a speech.

September

A girl was taken off the plane for being too sexy

In the US city of San Diego, a girl was taken off the plane for being too sexy. Kayla Ebbert, 23, said she was asked by a Southwest Airlines employee to get off a plane flying from San Diego to Tucson.

A student said she was told she was dressed inappropriately, that it was a family airline, and that she looked too provocative to fly on the plane. “I asked which part of the outfit was wrong: the skirt or the blouse. And he replied that all the clothes,” she said.

The girl says it was humiliating. Ebbert was eventually allowed back on board after she covered herself. She was also given a blanket to cover her bare legs. Later, the student starred in Playboy, believing in these accusations.

August

An American woman complained to the police about low-quality cocaine

Juanita Marie Jones, 53, last week bought several cracks from a drug dealer for $20. According to her, she divided the goods into three parts and smoked one of them, but found that the cocaine was of poor quality.

Apparently drugged, she called the police. When they arrived, she escorted them to her kitchen, showed them the drugs and demanded that the unscrupulous drug dealer be punished. The woman was immediately arrested for drug possession.

July

Swinger was sentenced to a fine for a broken heart

Arthur Friedman used an obscure state law to sue Blinov. Under US law, which is in force in eight states, a husband or wife has the right to sue for moral damages caused by the loss of love.

However, Natalie Friedman, who was at the center of this scandal, said that her husband himself asked her to have sex with Blinov and another woman in order to "revive the relationship. " They met when Natalie started working out at the gym owned by Blinov.

A harmless swing ended with Natalie falling in love with Herman, which led Arthur Friedman to file a lawsuit. Blinov does not deny his connection to Natalie Friedman during her marriage to Arthur, however, he was surprised that he was sued for this.

June

The ugliest dog in the world is called Elwood

In June, the ugliest dog in the world was chosen. Dog Elwood became the new owner of this title. The animal, which is a cross between a Chinese crested dog and a Chihuahua, has a dark skin color and is completely devoid of hair, except for a white "Iroquois" on top.

For his "ethereal" appearance, Elwood, who himself comes from New Jersey, was nicknamed "Yoda" and "alien".

Elwood's owner Karen Quigley brought her pet to the California city of Petaluma for the second year in a row, where the ugliest dog competition was held as part of the annual agricultural fair. Most of its participants are representatives of the breed "Chinese Crested Dog":

In addition to the title of the first freak, Elwood brought a reward of a thousand dollars for his mistress. Last year, Elwood took second place in the competition, while the first went to the "disgusting" Archie.

May

Radio controlled vibrator banned in Cyprus

The use of a British made radio controlled vibrator was banned in Cyprus in May due to national security concerns. The Cypriot military fears that the sex toy's electronic waves will interfere with military radio frequencies on the island.

Ann Summers, who makes the Love Bug 2, a small egg-shaped vibrator, confirmed that it can be used anywhere in Europe except Cyprus.

“The remote control has a range of only six meters. We still sell the vibrator in Cyprus, but we warn that Cypriots can only use it outside the country, ”a company representative said. The instructions for the device say so: "Not for use in Cyprus."

The military declined to comment on the reason for the ban, but the Ministry of Communications said it was solely a decision by the military, who determined that the Love Bug vibrator's electronic waves were interfering with military frequencies.

The manufacturers of the device have reassured the locals by saying that they are producing many other devices that are not banned and will be able to meet all their needs.

April

The donkey was called to the US court as a witness

In the US, the donkey was at the center of a lawsuit between Dallas residents: oilman John Cantrell and prosecutor Gregory Shamoun. The argument broke out over a barn that Shamun decided to build in the backyard of his house.

According to Cantrell, Chamoun moved his donkey, Buddy, and a small donkey from a country ranch and placed them in a built barn.

The plaintiff stated that the donkey was very noisy and produced a lot of dung. Chamoun retorted that Buddy was keeping company with a little donkey named Lucy, who needed to be bottle-fed.

It was decided to summon Donkey to court as a witness. Buddy was brought into the courtroom, he walked to the jury box and looked peacefully at the jury. At the same time, he behaved calmly, and not loudly and aggressively, as one might expect from the testimony of the plaintiff.

As a result, the parties managed to reach an agreement. Chamoun agreed to buy out part of Cantrell's property in exchange for the lawsuit being dismissed.

March

Schoolgirl wins stinkiest sneaker contest

13-year-old US resident Catherine Tuck won the stinkiest sneaker contest in March. The girl received not only universal recognition, but also a prize of $ 2,500. A pair of Nike sneakers she owns, which are already 1.5 years old, shocked the judges.

The girl literally lived in her sneakers - she played football, basketball and even went hiking in the Great Salt Lake in them, where they soaked in water, acquiring an additional aroma of rotten fish.

Founded in 1975 by a sporting goods company, this year's competition was sponsored by a company selling foot odor products. Its participants send their old sneakers to the organizers, which are then evaluated by the judges.

The finalists must perform a jump in place and a complete rotation around their axis, then remove their shoes and present them to the members of the jury assessing the smell. So 9Mackle Nduka, from White Plains, New York, entered this year's competition with his black-and-white sneakers, which the judges were even afraid to pick up, passing each other on the tip of a ballpoint pen. After sniffing 11-year-old Alex Clark's sneakers, Judge George Aldrich coughed before returning the shoes to the boy.

February

Talking urinals make suggestions

The US state of New Mexico ordered 500 talking urinal tablets in February that will play a message about the danger of driving while drunk.

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