Michigan football captain-elect declared ineligible
Arbor Michigan Dec 24 Public for Joy Miller captain-elect of the Michigan football eleven was found ineligible under university rules. Miller played against Marquette Syracuse Notre Dame Minnesota and Pennsylvania but was not a bona fide student. The board in control revoked the Michigan M, disowned his captaincy, apologized to the opposing colleges, and recommended discipline. Miller is not currently attending the university, making future re-entry unlikely.
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Joy Miller
Michigan
Miller
Marquette
Syracuse
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Pennsylvania
Engineering
Prof. Patterson
Reingent
Bous Semister
Frank Isbell
White Sox
How Simmons Landed with Detroit Tigers
Former New Haven second baseman George Simmons gains notice after a Rochester game home run drive that broke up a Tigers Broncos series. Tiger left fielder Jack Kelley recommended him to Jennings, leading to Simmons joining Detroit. He had been with McGraw after a Giants spring training stint before being released.
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New Haven
Detroit Tigers
Jack Kelley
Tiger
Simmons
Rochester
Jack
Jennings
Kelley
Baltimore
Mhuchie
Kelly
McGraw
Giants
Christmas Entertainment at Washington Park Methodist Church
The Christmas program of the Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Sunday School will be held Tuesday evening. Rev. J Edward Farrow of Philadelphia will entertain children and other Sunday School members with stereopticon views.
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Washington Park
Washington Park Methodist Episcopal Church
Barnum and Noble Avenues
Charles Elmore Barto
D. D
Epworth
Aged Chaplain Kenneth Mackenzie Dies in Westport
Kenneth Mackenzie aged 81, longtime chaplain of the Essex Market prison in New York City, died at the Westport rectory after a short illness. He lived with his son the Rev. Mr. Mackenzie at Holy Trinity Church Westport and was a noted Mason and former city fireman. Funeral at Holy Trinity Church Westport Monday at 2 PM.
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Mackenzie
Holy Trinity Church
Westport
Old Volunteer Fire Department
New York City
Exempt Firemen’s Association
Essex Market
Calvary Church
Bayonne
N. Y
Holy Trinity Parish
Commissioners Refuse License to Rep Fisk in Branford
The New Haven County Commissioners yesterday refused a license to Representative Louis A Fisk and Joseph Adler while approving ten licenses in Branford and signaling a possible eleventh. A commissioner indicated it was unlikely either Fisk or Adler would receive the extra license, and Fisk pondered appealing to the superior court but offered little clarity on his chances.
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New Haven
Branford
Louis A. Fisk
Joseph Adler
Fisk and Adier
Fisk
Superior Court
Cee
Boy Drives Cow to Town for Farrier Shoes
Rupert Stevens of Hartland led Ruth the four year old cow to Marshall Case in Barkhamsted to be shod with hooves fitted in a frame. The ten year old made the sixteen mile round trip in five hours. Ruth can be driven attached to carriage or sleigh and is described as gentle and thoroughly broken.
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Marshall Case
Barkhamsted
Rupert Stevens
Fred Stevens
Hartland
Ruth
Case
Rupert
Deaths and funerals mark school holiday closing
P A I ended Christmas vacation with student gifts to Principal Jones and to H F Walker a silver shaving set given to honor teachers. Stella J Brace widow of Frank W Brace died after pneumonia at Milford residence 135 Harriet St and funeral services were held at St Marys church. Lisetta Hel Dig wife of Frederick H Hel Dig died at 68 Winter St after a long illness with funeral plans pending.
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H. F. Walkler
Stella J
Frank W. Brace
Heruighter
W. W. Smith
Jin Milford
Harriet Street
Soseung
Carrol Ave- FO
Rome
St. Mary’s Church
John J. Phelan
John F. Murphy
Knights of Columbus
E. J. Broderick
Order
T. P. Mulcahy
Michael Pate
Bishop Keane
Kenny
John Reilly
John Daley
Pat Wyoming
Father Kelley Reaches Twenty-Five Years in Priesthood
The Catholic Transcript honors Rev. Father Thomas J. Kelley of St. Peter's in Bridgeport for 25 years since ordination on December 20, 1884. The piece details his single parish curacy, ascetic example, parish building in Litchfield County, and long service from New Milford to Bridgeport, noting his eloquence, leadership, and resilient spirit.
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Catholi Transcript
Diocese of
Hartford
Father Thomas J. Kelley
St. Peter's Catholic Church
Howard Avenue
Father Kelley
West End
New London
Norwich
Massachusetts
Canada
Grand Seminary
Montreal
Thomas Kelley
Church of the Assumption
Ansonia
New Canaan
New Milford
Jerusalem
Litchfield County
Kelley
Tierney
St. Peter's Church
Bridgeport
St. Peter's
Inflammatory Rheumatism Averted in Three Days
Lebanon Indiana man Morton L Hill testifies his wife suffered with inflammatory rheumatism in every muscle and joint, was bedridden six weeks after eight doctors failed, then Dr Detchon's Relief for Rheumatism gave quick relief within three days and restored ability to walk. Curtis Pharmacy Dur gist 1149 Main St sells it.
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Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Detchon
Curtis Pharmacy
Durgist
Main St. Get
Frank W. Smith Named Commander of Morning Star Lodge
Frank W. Smith was chosen commander of Morning Star Lodge 8 of P last evening. Other officers include Vice Commander Mary Sweeney Scrite Peter W. Pulver Marshal Margaret Reed Accountant Mary Malley Treasurer Mary B. Pulver Chaplain Hannah Ward Outside Guard George Proctor Master of Ceremonies Charles Post Trustee for 18 months Sigabeth Flannery Janitor Joseph H Beaudry.
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Frank W. Smith
Morning Star Lodge
Mary Sweeney
Peter W. Pulver
Margaret Reed
Mary Malley
Mary B. Pulver
Hannah Ward
George Proctor
Charles Post
Sigabeth Flannery
Joseph H. Beaudry
CAPT RANDALL TO COMMAND COLLIER MARS
Captain A B Randall of Bridgeport, formerly of the U S Hannibal, will command the new steel collier Mars built at Sparrows Point Maryland by Maryland Steel Co The vessel measures 54 foot beam 16% feet deep with a capacity of 4000 tonnes of coal and a crew of 111 men The first cruise is planned for January to Guam
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MARS
A. B. Randall
Bridgeport
U. S. & Hannibal
Coller Mars
Sparrows Point
Maryland
Maryland Steel Co. Ae
Guha
Frisbie Pie Promotes Christmas Dinner At Home
Intrederste E H Dillon Co advertises 1105 Main Street stock as compliant with Christmas expectations. Frisbie Pies are promoted to complete the dinner and satisfy appetites, sold by grocers with orders urged early. Uric acid and Turkish baths are advertised as remedies for rheumatism at Hotel Atlas Turk Baths near the avenue.
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E. H. Dillon & Co
Main Street
Atlas Turk Br
Avenue
Brilliant Military Wedding at South Church Last Evening
Miss Marguerite Wordin Hawley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Wilson Hawley, wed Lieut Chauncey Lee Fenton U S A at South Congregational church last night. The ceremony featured army uniforms, white satin gowns, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at West Point after a lavish gift-filled celebration.
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Marguerite Wordin Hawley
Chas. Wilson Hawley
Fairfield Avenue
Chauncey Lee Fenton
Ohio
West Point Military Academy
South Congregational Church
Elmer
Joyce
R. Clifford Merwin
Mary E. Avery
Farmington
Cornelia Co. Barker
Ada L. Read
Sophie K. Hurd
Marjorie J. Hurd
Joseph W. Stindwell
Francis W. Honeycutt
William Bryden
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
George R Allin
Henry Hallam Tweedy
West Point
Yale Alumni Weekly Questions Sideline Coaching Debate
New Haven December 24 Walter Camp Yale football guide discusses Ted Coy's eleven and questions if Coy could beat Lee McClung and Gordon Brown. Camp ridicules the idea of Yale being coached from the sidelines and asserts that Yale could have coached its own staff. He weighs the old question of Brown's eleven versus Brown's and McClung's teams in light of Coy's and Yale's coaching history.
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New Haven
Walter Camp
Yale
Ted Coy
Coy
Lee McClung
Gordon Brown
Lee
Lung’s
McClung
Hartford Tire Strike Men March On Factory
Three hundred fifty tire-makers at Hartford Rubber Works marched in a body to the factory for their pay. Officials remain silent and decline to treat with the men as a body. No official denial of the claim is reported.
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Hartford Rubber Works
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