Andover and Exeter May Not Enter Meet at Yale
Twenty five preparatory and high schools will compete in Yale directed interscholastic track meet at New Haven field on Saturday May 14. Andover and Exeter, longtime contenders, may not enter. The meet counts toward the new fourth interscholastic cup. Medals awarded to point winners and the winning team receives a banner. Four events are for high school entrants only.
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New Haven
Yale
Andover
Exeter
Yale Athletic Association
Coal Operator Is Sentenced In Lever Act Case
William A Price a coal operator with homes in New York City and Germany West Virginia was convicted in federal court of violating the Lever Act and the Wilson coal price order He received sixty days in jail and a 2500 dollar fine
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Baltimore
William A. Price
New York City
Germania
West Virginia
United States Court Today
Wilson
Washington steel firms bid for 14 thousand tons
Stowed a pair of Baltimore area companies submitted nearly identical bids for 14 000 tons of steel in Washington after a ceremonial event. Attendees heard speeches and refreshments were served as the process moved forward.
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St'wed Companies
Washington, Ma
Steel Companies
Yorm
Obituary: Michael Montanaro Sailor Dies After Long Illness
Michael Montanaro 20 of Lexington Avenue died Monday at Fort Lyon Colorado after a long illness. A U S Navy sailor since war began he had four overseas trips on a transporter. Survived by parents James and Mrs Montanaro three brothers Dominick Leonard James and a sister Mrs Bessie Bagan. The body arrives today with funeral arrangements pending.
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Michael Montanaro
Lexington Avenue
United States Navy
James Montanaro
Fort Lyon
Col
Montanaro
Dominick
Leonard
James
Bessie Bagan
Mary J. Kelly
Mary Kelly
Hancock Avenue
St. Peter's R. C
Michael J. Lynch
Anothers Error Costs Boys Life Court Opens
The May term of Superior court, criminal side, opened with Judge Skeeler presiding. John W. Freeman pleaded guilty to forgery and faces 18 months to 16 years in state prison amid reports he is sought in other states for irregular checks.
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John J. Skeeler
Lev
Ralph EH
White
West End Congregational Church
John W. Freeman
Fraternal Lodge Formed In Park City For Scandinavian Welfare
A new lodge in Park City under the Scandinavian Fraternity of America was formed last night to promote fellowship among Scandinavian residents. Oscar Olsen named honorary president. other officers include C. H. Nissen president and Martha Kreutzfeldt vice president. The meeting included notes on Knights of Columbus officers and a Buffalo convention delegation.
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Park City
AL New Lodge
Park’ City
Scandinavian Fraternity of America
Oscar Olsen
C. H. Nissen
Martha ‘Kreutzfeldt
Charles J. Westin
Olaf Christianson
George Johnson
John A. ‘Ostling
Marshall Frank Carlson
Pequonnock Lodge
Oronoque Lodge
Odd Fellows
Stratford
Pequonnock Lodge of
Navy
Yale Varsity Crew Re-seat For Four Mile Contest
Yale crews undergo shifts as the varsity boat that beat Princeton gains weight for a four mile race. A heavier second crew forms as a strong pacemaker for a potential showdown with Harvard on the Thames in June.
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NEW Hays. Com
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Thames
Killian Named Head of Oyster Growers Association
Killian of Baltimore was elected president of the Oyster Growers and Dealers Association of North America at its annual convention in Atlantic City. New officers include Frank W. Darling Tamipton and W. H. Raye South Norwalk Conn as vice presidents Eugene Mee Carthy New York secretary and Joseph N. Thompson treasurer. The remarks followed questions about city saloon closures.
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George D. Kelly
Knights of Columbus
Putnam
J. M. Phillips
Startford
John Boland
Torringston
W. 1A
Brown
Hast
Berlin
J. J. Collins
New London
J. J. McGivney
Westville
Buffalo
Tohn McAllister
Cromwell
Fr .S. Dwyer
Ansonia
Joseph J. Mulvey
New Haven
William P. Ward
South Norwalk
John M. Bransfield
Willimantic
John J. McDonald
Hartford
William Monaghan
Waterbury
Atlantic City
Criminal sentencing notes from New Town and surrounding areas
Merwath reported after a warning with his photo from the Bankers Protective Association. John Beatty convicted of burglary in Newtown, one year in state prison. Trumbull charged with theft at Fairfield, sent to state reformatory. John Allen of Stamford jailed four months for forgery. William Dugan Norwalk jailed six months on probation for burglary. William Daslitt Norwalk burglary six months on probation. James Stolz six months in jail on probation. Raymond F Batley theft to reformatory on probation. William Richman Rowayton theft of chickens six weeks in jail.
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John Beatty
Newftown
Prson
Henry PD
Trumbull
Fairfield
State Reformatory
John Allen
Stamford
Raymond F. Batley
William Richman
Rowayton
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Adolf Greenstain
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Scout
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Oxfords
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Coro
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Phelan
John B. Schneider
Wairfield
Hryon J- Steenan
Bronx
Avenue & Foreman
United Uwluminating Company
Harvey O. Converse
Last Broadway
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Southport
Fairefield
Mi Ikeenan
Seete
Henry Burr
Fred Burr
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Center
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Bankers’ Protective Association
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