Officers On Hike Reach Huntington In Two-Week Training
Twenty two officers of the 418th Infantry Organized Reserves led by Lieutenant-Colonel Rex H. DeLacour depart the State Armory for a 14 mile daily hike to Litchfield. The group camps at John Rus Huntings farm, with school, meals, and patrols planned each day as they train for officers’ reserve duties.
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418Th Infantry
Rex H. Delacour
Stratford
State Armory
Litch Field
John
Col. DeLacour
Tar
Scratford
Connecticut Agricultural College
Storrs
76Th Division
48Th Infantry
Armory
Litchfield
Penfield
Rice
Scofield
R. H. DeLacour
Curtiss
Austin
Clark
Meyer
Marron
Andis
Hardbeck
McCormick
Duglas
Marsella
Kleinman
DePietro
Silliter
Philip Sherwood
Colluto
Schaffer
I. R Peterson
Flood
Schader
Watt
Speers Recovers After 65 Foot Fall at Connecticut Light Plant
Speers, 28, a Milford area fiancé of Marguerite Hurley, fell 65 feet through an opening on the third floor of a Connecticut Light & Power plant in Devon and survived a skull fracture and broken ankle. Surgeons led by Dr. C. K. Kleady removed seven pieces of crushed skull. Speers shows remarkable recovery at Milford Hospital and may wed in the autumn, delaying plans for a June 16 ceremony and a furnished flat at 279 Myrtle Avenue. Wreckage and icebergs reported in the area raise concern for maritime incidents with unidentified vessels and debrisa drifting toward the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Light & Power Company
Devon
James Speers
L Avenue
Dune
Milford Hospital
Speers
Marguerite M. Hurley
Catherine O'Connor
Connecticut Avenue
St. Patrick’s Church
C. K. Kleady
Heady
A.C. Carpenter
Milford
Speer
Highry
Miss Hurley
Myrtle Avenue
Jimmy’ Speers
Division of Vital Statistics
Bridgeport
Montauk Point
Block Island
Atlantic
Grand Banks
U. S. Coast Guard
Tampa
Ard's Case May Be Heard By Court
Attorney John A. Cornell hired by Alderman William J Ard denied an electricity license after exam. The Board of Electrical Examiners will review the facts and may refer the matter to the city attorney if needed. Ard may appear July 20 to retake the exam or decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Cornell
Wiliam J. Ard
Board of Electrical Scrambers
J. Gers Phellent
Rat“Developments
Ard
Greenwich Lawyer Wins Own Action Over Right of Way
Theodore Schroeder, a Greenwich resident and New York bar member, won an appeal partly in his favor from the Supreme Court of Errors. The court ruled there is no error on Samuel W. Taylor's appeal but found error in part on Schroeder's, sending the case back to the Common Pleas for correction of judgment regarding the right of way's permitted uses and title. The dispute involved a Cognenaugh ropa strip and whether prior nonuse by owners affected Schroeder's title or rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Schroeder
New York
Greenwich
Supreme Court of Errors
Cognenaughropa
Civil Court of Common Pleas
Schroeder
Samuel W. Taylor
Supreme Court
Taylor
Court of Common Pleas
Schroedler
Common Pleas Court
Merritt Firm Votes Capital Stock Increase on June 21
Directors at F E B Merritt & Co Inc approved raising capital stock from 190000 to 150000 in a June 21 meeting. The town clerk’s office notes a consequent change in shares. certificate signed by W R Merritt A L B Whitney and J Walker Him confirms the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.eb. Merritt & Co., Inc
Wi. R. Merritt
A. LB. Whitney
J. Walker
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Reach Huntington
Krueger
American Bottling CO
Ehsworth Street
Bridgeport, Conn
Thatcher
Thatcher Company
Chicago
Newark
N.J
TRE Chapin & Bangs CO
Joseph Glass
Pequonnock St
Tel
Trish
Simmy
Une
Jimmy
Rockwell & Co
Main Street
Elm
Tanglefoot
Ira Power
Tanglefoot Company
Rand Rapide
Mich
Napoleon
Europe
Hindle Drug Co
Leverty Drug Stores
Pussyfoot Johnson
Pet
Prohibition
Billy Sunday
Hearst
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