Yale Corporation Salutes Chittenden On Resignation
New Haven April 6 The Yale corporation adopted a resolution praising Russell H. Chittenden for his service as director of the Sheffield Scientific School to be effective in June. He has headed Sheffield since 1898 and his energy enlarged the institution resources and supported Yale research and professional training.
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Russell H. Chittenden
Sheffeld Scientific School
Sheffeld
Yale
Daugherty Says Red Menace Is Exaggerated
Washington April reports of renewed radical activity were minimized by Attorney General Daugherty who called most such warnings exaggerated. He joked that danger is seen by some whenever a woman in a red hat walks by and noted no greater likelihood of May Day disturbances this year than last.
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Washington
Daugherty
New Haven Keeps Clocks On Standard Time
New Haven April 6 Debates on daylight saving time aim to align schedules from April 30 to Sept 23 across communities. Banks, mercantile firms, and manufacturing houses plan standard time, adjusting hours to avoid confusion. A special timetable will cover areas affected by the time change.
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New Haven
New Haven Road
Bankery
Mercantile
Citizenship Course Opens at Trinity College
A citizenship course for men and women opened this afternoon at Trinity College under the direction of Trinity and the Connecticut League of War Veterans. Dr. Remsen Ogiely presided as president, with lecturers including Horace C. Swan KN Humphrey and Frank Babbitt. Mrs Herbert Ksyox Smith and Mrs Fosdick Warren presided. The course highlights the link between health and learning, noting states beyond Connecticut are more active in physical education and hygiene. Also, Fourth District Republican club to hold an entertainment and dance at the Casino on State Street tonight.
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Republican Club
State Street
Time changes to standard time for many routes announced
The New York New Haven and Hartford railroad announced time changes effective in many places. The system will operate on standard time, with schedules advanced one hour on evenings in standard time. An exception affects the Iguorain route via the Hell Gate bridge from the south and west.
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Hell Gate Bridge
Home Owners 10 File Appeal on Tax Abatement
Attorney Thomas M. Cullinan authorized by the Remington Improvement Association to file an appeal in Superior court against the Board of Reliefs decision denying tax abatement on properties purchased at auction about two years ago. Homes along Rimpton City contend true values were the auction figures, yet assessments are higher. over 100 contract holders with valuations of several hundred thousand dollars plan to join the appeal at a Remington Arms club meeting on Boston avenue.
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Th Remington Iprovement Association
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Rimpton City
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Basociation
Superior Court
Culman
Remington Arms Club
Boston Avenue
Wetion
Tiny Newborn Sets Record At Lincoln Hospital
A baby weighing 183 ounces, born at Lincoln Hospital, is described as the tiniest normal infant yet recorded. Doctors report immediate respiration and no reason to doubt the baby will grow normally, with May Lucille George as mother and hospital staff noting the family’s average size in context.
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New York
Lincoln
Samuel Nitsberg
May
Lucille George
al Honie
Splendid Walrfield County League of Women Voters Meeting
Nine leagues represented at a Walrfield County gathering held in Stratfield. Morning session led by Mrs Samuel C Shaw, luncheon for forty, afternoon talk by Mrs Herbert Knox Smith on the League’s work in shaping public opinion and education in government. New York League officials described progressive programs and ballot questionnaires influencing candidates. Future meeting set for Norwalle May 18.
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New York
Sally Peters
Ninth Assembly
New York City
Smith
Connecticut League
Lillian Russell Proposes Immigration Holiday
Washington April 6 An immigration holiday of ten years was urged to the House Immigration Committee after Mrs Lillian Russell toured Europe. She argued America should care for Americans first, and backed tests for immigrants before sailing and consular refusals for objectionable entrants.
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House
France
England
Italy
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America
United States
Moore
Commercial Travellers Dinner Sparks Bridgeport Boost
Commercial travellers of Bridgeport plan a weetsteak dinner at Yorkshire House on Wall Street Saturday at 1:30 PM to mark the Alfred Commercial Travellers Association annual session set for June 7 to 19 in Springfed Massachusetts. Local leaders aim to mobilize city industries for a strong New England gathering with representatives from Manufacturers' Association Chamber of Commerce Junior Chamber of Commerce Ski Wanis Club Lion's Club and more. Delegates from across the United States are to attend the field convention.
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Altred Commercial Travellers Association
Springfed
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Bridgeport
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