Connecticut Deficiency Funds Tied to State Board Action
Hartford June 14 Governor Lake, as chairman of the state board of control, signed a deficiency bill delaying its July 14 effect. The law provides $25,000 for recent assembly expenses, then relieves $225,000. Deficiency funds include $9,325.01 for the Connecticut Agricultural College and Experiment Station and $2,254.40 for the college’s pumping station cost at Mansfield Training Hospital, with $5,600 for the state library.
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Hartford
Governor Lake
State Board of Control
Fneral, Assembly
Connectcut Agricultural College
Mansfield Training Hospital
Ihra
Forty four graduates at Connecticut College in New London
Commencement exercises at Connecticut College mark seven years of administration with 44 graduates from the class of 1921. The morning program featured the procession, choir performances, a sermon by Rev. Dr. Charles Reynolds Brown of Yale, and the college choir singing sunrise, Our God Our Help in Ages Past.
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New London
Conn
Connecticut College
Werbert
Kip
Mendelssohn
Athalie
Eniails
J. Bridge Ler
Second Congregational Church
Isaac Watts
God
Charlies Reynolds Brown
Divinity School
Yale University
Fire destroys Stamford piano factory and stock
Stamford Conn June 14 Fire destroyed the George Schleicher piano assembling building near Glenbrook. Loss around 150000 with only 100 pianos at various stages and 15 percent ready for shipment. Building concrete three stories high. Parts shipped from New York. Local branch had stood twenty five years. SamCord department aided by Glenbrook and Noroton apparatus.
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Stamford
Conn
George Schleicher
Glenbrook
Noroton
Automobile Court Hearings Flag City Docket
City court yesterday concentrated on automobile cases with five on the docket. Mrs Vannie Snow paid 5 in court for blocking Main and Cannon streets. Walter S Whitley faced a second reckless driving charge and paid 25 plus costs. Angelo Mace and Anthony Schaviniski were charged and paid costs. John Tarcas paid costs without a fine for stopping in the road.
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Main Street
Cannon Street
Vannie Snow
Maplewood Avenue
Walter S. Whitley
Stratford
Angelo, Mace
Norwalk
Anthony Schaviniski
Park Avenue
Tohn
Brooklawn Avenue
Boston man beaten to death in Poland near Myshwitz
Berlin June 14 Associated Press Louis Snyder of Boston was beaten to death by Polish insurgents near Myshwitz upper Silesia on March 29 Karl Born a Harburg machinist who escaped from the region a week ago and arrived here today or showed the rebels his passport says he was struck over the head with a gun butt and others joined in the attack he said he was not interested in the Silesian conflict
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Berlin
Louis Snyder
Boston
Vas
Myshwitz
Upper Silesia
Karl Born
Harburg
Born
Oters
Bomb explodes damaging home in Marlette. no injuries
A bomb near the home of 4. M. Emright, a store foreman, damaged the dwelling and nearby windows in Marlette. Police report no casualties and a local witness claimed no enemies. In a separate vote, Marlette residents banned Sunday movies by 270 to 70 in a Sabbath observance referendum.
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4. M. Emright
Tentight
Marlette
Mich
Harenbalth
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Gov. Lake
Connectitcut College
Poland
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