Yale Medical School Admits 60 Via Competitive Entrance
Yale School of Medicine will select its first year class on a competitive basis, admitting only sixty students annually from hundreds of applicants. The change aligns undergraduate and medical admissions, with candidates evaluated by scholarship during junior year and considered alongside all applicants for the combined course.
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Yale School of Medicine
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School of Medicine
Yale School of Atechine
Yale College
Shefield Seientific School
Chicken Cutlets with Duchess Potatoes and Peas
A recipe fragment describes cooking chicken cutlets with flour batter, stock, cream, and egg. Form into cutlets, coat with breadcrumbs, and press duchess potato mixture around edges. Bake until brown and fill with spiced peas.
Church Notices Roundup from Bridgeport Area Parishes
A dense listing of local church services across Bridgeport and Stratford with times, sermon topics, and Sunday School details. Includes Advent Christian Cor Park Putnam St Caxte ton Bethany Calvary Episcopal Christ Church Stratford First English Lutheran First Swedish Baptist Old field Methodist Episcopal Courtland St Nativity Church and others with ministries, classes, prayer meetings, and special events.
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Advent Christian Church
Cor. Park and Putnam St. R
Caxteton
Bethany Congregational Church
Main Street
Maurice J. Duncklee
Cavary Papils
Bunnell Street
Connecticut Ave
Grainger Minster
Calvary Lpiscopal
North Main
Summit Streets
G. J. Sutherland
Vierar
Holy Communiion
Sa. m
Holy Communion
Seamon
A. P. Chapman
Christ’ Church
Stratford
Christ Episcopal Church
Courtland St
Hamilton
Church of the Nature
Pairfield Ave
Jillie Henderson
Evans
Howard St. Stratford
Church of Christ, Cor. of
A.ry Weng
First Swedish Baptist Church
Colorado
Wrvenue
Wilh
Justinus
First Methodist Church
Fairfield Ave
Broad St
Chester C. Marshall
D. D
Jesus
Woon
Mpnorth League
Community United Church
Broad
Gilbert Streets
Trev
Yale Medical School
New Haven Hospital
United Church
First Universalist Church
Fairfield Avenue
Breag Street
Hal T. Kearns
Ruth White Dalton
Kine
Nor
Dan
Free Church
Wilth
Cosy Little Church
Avin Prestholt
Newfield Methodist
Episcopal Church
Thue
Woncorth League
Tiebert C. Carlson
People’s Presbyterian Church
Laurel and Park Aves
Hy. A. Davenport
B. B. Bostworth
Olivet
North Syvenue
Herbert
Park Street Congregational Church
J. F. Rutledge Beale
Bes
Per Servier
RK. CG. Carlson
Newfield M. E
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kosisuth
Washington Park
George M. Geisel
Italy
Sunaddy
Stratfield Baptist Church
Stratfield
Church IT Roads
J. M. Armstrong
Traith
Norwich
St Marks Mission
Episcopal Colored
Trinity Church
Broad Street
Fatherg Ryer
First Baptist Church
Washington and
West Avenues
Charles A. Decker
Everyman’s
God
B. Y. PA
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner North Ave
Remer St. Rey
C. W. Simpson
Ipworth
Mvverybody
Bridgeport Christian Union, Inc
Main St
Alexander Al‘son, Jr
Black Rock Congregational Church
Ellsworth Street
Bartram Avenue
Charles
McKnight
Bridgeport New Thought Center
Kendel Studio
Cannon St
D. T. van Doren
Trinity
Tread Street
Father Aitkins
United
Broad and
Wim
Horace Day
FT. Bartlett
Kinde
Maude Royden
Dr. Day
Woodman
Flagler
Helen Grumman
Thirst Presbyterian
Wright
Mm. A. Paddock
Intermountain Institute
Bartlett Reading
Barnum and
Noble Avenues
George C. Fort
Epworth League
Sterropthen
Way of the Cross Mission
West. End
Earl F. Wnauss
Hartford Weather Pollution Plan Eyed For State Bill
The special commission on stream pollution will meet with the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce committee and other interests Monday to seek agreement on a bill for a state conservation commission. The aim is to limit and regulate pollution rather than prohibit it, differing from a prior antipollution bill.
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Hartford
Special Commission On
Commission
General Assembly
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
State Conservation Commission
Mara Receiver Named in Bridgeport Firm's Bankruptcy
Attorney George A. Mara of Bridgeport has been named receiver for the HW Moon building company after an involuntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities are listed at 25000 dollars with assets of 14000 dollars according to the filing.
Young Westimeld autos owner at ten weeks old
Andrew Yanacopolis of Westimeld Massachusetts is described as the nation’s youngest automobile owner at ten weeks old. His parents bought him a chance on a car at a church fair and the bid luck is noted with a light, humorous touch.
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Westimeld
Mass
Dun
Andrew Yanacopolis
Andrew
Goddeg
Coroner Reserved Decision in Stamford Man Death
Coroner John Phelan reserved a decision today after an inquest into the death of Michael J. Morgan of Stamford found dead on railroad tracks near Glemhyook. Witness James Stewart of Waterbury, engineer of the Boston Express, testified he did not know if the train struck Morgan and said smoke under a bridge blinded him briefly.
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Stammomo
John ~ Phelan
Michael J. Morgan
Glemhyook
James Stewart
Waterbury
Boston Express
Stamford
Morgan
Stewart
Record of 1921 23 Payments by Control Board Sets New High
The State Board of Control reported to Governor Templeton that 2 452 456 03 was appropriated during January 3 1921 to January 3 1923. It notes deficiency allowances of 1 840 639 27 and salary increases totaling 13 677 79. Three general appropriations were made, including two 2 million grants and one 370 000 allotment for schools libraries and transport.
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State’ Board of Control
Templeton
Edward J. Wilkins
Board of Control
Governor Lake
Board of Deputies
Board of Controls
Boundary dispute to be discussed at Lausanne next
At Lausanne the Near West conference will consider fixing Turkey's southern boundary with Mosul. Britain’s Marquis Curzon, chairing the territorial commission, signaled plans to discuss next week the frontier between Turkey proper and Mosul. Talks on a Greece Turkey population exchange advanced only marginally despite mediation by M Delacroix.
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Lausanne
Dausanne
Associated Press
Marquis Curzon
Great Britain
Ismet Pasha
Territorial Commission
Urkey
Turkey
Mosul
Jts
Twogland
Creece
M. Delacroix
Telgium
Taunenburg N S Germans influence and neatness praised
In Taunenburg Nova Scotia the German settlers preserved strong traits. Locals note the hardiest skilled fishermen and claim women are the neatest housekeepers with lace curtains in woodsheds and cellars, reflecting local habit and pride.
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Wilere
Taunenburg
N.S
Layout for New Fairfield High School Plan Revealed
Details of a proposed New Fairfield high school outline a 48 classroom structure with 8 science and lab spaces, a large auditorium for 750, gymnasium, lunchroom, and multiple specialty rooms. Ground floor includes home economics and manual arts. second floor houses physics chemistry biology labs. top floor of old building becomes offices with sprinkler system to reduce fire risk.
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Pairfield
Bargain-Price Sunk Ship Raised After Patch
The Warge Saawrence Radigan, carrying 700 tons of anthracite, sank Thursday near the Nr. J. Kisco Coal company dock and was raised yesterday after a two foot port side hole was patched and hull pumped out. Captain To Nelson reports only personal losses, including household goods.
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Warge Saawrence Radigan
Nr. J. Kisco Coal Company
Nelson
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Yale Medical
Summerfield Methodist Episcopal Church
Barnum and Central Aves
Charles A. Quigley
Walter T. Darling
Church of the Future
Quigley
Ashlar Lodge
Corinthian Lodge
A. M
Samuel Hi. Harris Lodge I
O. O
Adelphian Lodge
Summertida Church
Central Avenues
WNL
the First Baptist Church
Washington & West Avenues
B. Y
Bible School
Everyman’s Bible
Ww. N. Northcott
Joseph
Bosworth
Casino
State Street
SICTR
THE
First Presbyterian Church
Alexander Alison JR
School OF Bible
Lora C. W. Little
M. C. Winternitz
Yale Medicel School
Hal J’.earns
Ruth White Colton
Dr. Win
Maude
Royden
Mara Receiver
New Thought
Bridgeport
Neww Thought Center
Cannon Street
Young Atto Owner
Control Board
Fairfield
Itrede T. Iellers
Blue Line
Connecticut
New London
Connecticut Commercial Fishermen's Association
John W. Titcomb
Fish and Ganso
Iduahries
Pequonneck Yacht Club
Free Wishermen's and
Oystermen's
New Haven
Boston Fresh
Deerfoot
Squires
Brookfield
Arlington
Little Necks
Long Island Escallops
Bluepoints
Long Island
California
Royal Ann Cherries
Ceylon
Formosa
Baes
Thiste Oihgal
Wee
Florida
Biscuit
Chocolate Philipenas
H. O. Products
Poston
Bakers
Neve Ste
Chmousings
Noble
Sick Room Supply CO
Conn
Fulton Market
Mai
Alton St
Lyric
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