New Canaan Boy Refuses Amherst Degree
Alfred street New Canaan son of Mr Taylor graduates Stamford High 1915 and is among 23 Amherst College class of 1923 who refused the degree as protest against president Meiklejohn’s resignation. He may not decide his future. earlier he attended Dartmouth and Stamford High. Also notes William S Krapowize enters Stamford A C events and Ruth Tuttle wedding plans in town. Alfred Yeaton of Darien receives B S from Wesleyan and plans to enter business.
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Ovens Cause Greenwich Bakery Fire
Fire caused by overheated ovens at a Greenwich bakery on Greenwich avenue. The blaze damaged the floor and interior, with estimated losses around $100. Firemen fought the flames for about half an hour before bringing the fire under control.
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Greenwich
Greenwich Ory
Greenwich Avenue
Arctic Explorer MacMillan Plants Diet Lessons For North Route
WISCASSET Maine June 29 An Arctic expedition aboard the Bowdoin led by Dr Donald J B MacMillan is studying how to feed a eight man crew for a year aboard a small schooner. The article details pemmican fresh meat vitamins and calories and how to balance rations for extreme cold and long journeys. It notes dogs and Eskimos, tea and biscuits, tobacco, and the need for lightweight, high nutrition foods for a turn of the century polar voyage.
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Pater
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Bridgeport Telegram
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Niles
Aswell
MacMillan
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Mskimo Aledga
Beary
MacMilkin
North Pols
Dr. MacMillan
Arctic
Reserve decision in Miramar Inn case
Commissioner Hugh-das reserved a decision yesterday in the case of Dominick Vetromire proprietor of the Miramar Inn Westport cited in federal charges for violation of liquor laws. Counsel contends a waiter at the inn was responsible and Vetromire should not have been arrested.
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Hugh — Das
Dominick Vetscomile
Miramar
Westport
Vetromire
Shy Inn
Seven Divorces Granted by Judge Wolfe in Four-Day Term
Judge Isaac Wolfe issued seven divorces in the Superior Court marking the peak of a four day session. Grounds included desertion cruelty and impairment of health as testimony detailed battered marriages. Numerous couples from Stamford Norwalk Bethel Danbury and Norwich were involved with custody decisions noted in several cases.
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Isaac Wolfe
Harry Letzmann
New York
No. 16
Winter Street
Stamford
Dia
Vetamann
Aines
Tygel Washtails
Norwich
Dominick Washkidia
Isadore Rosenthal
Washkalis
ABC
Auisa
Marion MeGarra
Albert Metrarra
Sara
SGA Rns
Fred L. Davia
Danbury
Olive R. Davis
West Fohoken
Pita
Warding B. Hulter
Bethel
Tedley Flaley
Parta
Paul Holzer
Stara Holzer
Sidney
Pietro Vasco
Norwalk
Margherita Vasen
New York City
Roume
Toronto
Canada
Frankulasinte
New Rochelle
Antoinette Colasanto
Four Held in Greenwich for Auto Theft Case
Michael du Ahearn of 30 East 12th Street New York and three companions were arrested on a charge of taking an automobile without permission as they were found driving a vehicle on the Hoften Post Road without valid registration. The New York authorities notified Greenwich police and the men were arraigned before Judge James Ty. Meade, with the case adjourned until tomorrow morning.
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Michael du Ahearn
East
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New York
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James Ty. Meade
W York
Greenwich Firm Secures Million Dollar Construction Job
A Greenwich firm wins a major building contract valued at about 1 million dollars for a development on Lake Avenue. The project includes a new lake, walls around the estate, and multiple houses, with the Mitchell company employing 115 workers on site. The work, slated to proceed under the estate of A. Gi. Situmons, is among the largest contracts in the western area.
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Yahen Bio Doral Company
A. Gi. Situmons
Mitchell Coinypaieny
Lake Avenue
Tesinko Sentenced for Assault on Mrs Banco
Tesinko, 49, charged in three counts with assault on Mrs Diora Bane and alleged intent to murder, was sentenced to three to five years on each count in Branford. He offered no defense, stating through an interpreter that he remembered nothing about the affair.
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