State Officials Attend Funeral Of Judge Case
Funeral services for Supreme Court Justice William Scoville Case were held at St. John's Episcopal church in Hartford with judges from the Supreme and Superior courts and many legal colleagues in attendance. Governor and state officers joined in mourning. burial followed at Granby cemetery. Court offices closed. no Superior Court sessions in Connecticut today.
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Carpet strike persists despite company statement
In Nh near Thompsonville, the Bigelow Marcford Carpet Co issued a statement to sibling employees. About 20 percent of the 3,090 workforce walked off Monday demanding wage reductions. The firm said the wage cut was forced by business conditions and not opposed to an adjustment. There has been no change in the strike situation as of today.
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Connecticut Artists Awarded Two Prizes at National Exhibit
The Ninety sixth annual National Academy of Design show opens in New York with CT artists earning two prizes. Catherine S. Lawson Port is honored with the Sutia A. Shaw memorial $300 prize for a head of an Italian infant. Charles M. Davis of XL Conn receives the Sautus meda for Sunny Hillside, Mystic.
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Harvard Tuitions Jump $50 Annually After This Term
Harvard announces tuition hikes across multiple colleges due to rising costs and a projected year deficit of over 300000 dollars. Undergraduate rates rise from 206 to 250 per year, with next September’s implementation. Medical school fees move from 225 to 200 for incoming students. existing students are unaffected. Dental students pay 200 per year. Scholarships will be increased to ease impact on need.
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Wilson Named to International Joint Commission Post
President Wilson appoints William G. Wilson to the International Joint Commission to replace Obadiah Gardner of Maine. Wren accepts the post. Joseph Tumulty declines, citing inability to give full time and consideration.
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Mrs Bishop Seeks Alimony Pending Suit
In Superior Court Judge John Keeler will hear Bianca West Bishop against Willem D Bishop of New Haven on alimony pending the divorce trial. Mrs Bishop also attached her husband’s property totaling 260008 dollars. Six uncontested divorce cases are listed: Lackie v Lackie. Mack v Mack. Sharwood v Sherwood. Godman v Galdman. DeWitt v DeWitt. Briggs v Briggs.
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Carrie Briggs
Appeal on compensation award to be heard
A motion filed for hearing before the short calendar session of the superior court appeals a ruling by the Compensation Commissioner in favor of Lois P. Bassett against John P. Bradley. The Liability Company, Bradley’s insurer, had canceled the policy before the accident but did not notify the office, leaving Bradley’s liability under the law. Bassett’s counsel seeks the grounds for the appeal.
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New Wireless Device Guides Ships In Fog
William Marconi announced at the British Shipmasters dinner in Liverpool that a new wireless invention could guide ships during dense fogs. He described electric waves directed as flashes that would enable ships to avoid collisions when visibility is poor, though the system had not yet been used anywhere.
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Minister to quit pulpit for factory work in Kansas City
Kansas City March 3 The Reverend Foxepl M IT pastor of the Buddy Park Christian church announced he will resign his ministry to join a Kansas City factory next week as a laborer. He says proximity to workers will sharpen his pastoral care and strengthen his service to the congregation.
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Welfare Meeting At Stratfield On Child Welfare Laws
Representatives from various organizations will meet tonight at Stratfield at 8 o'clock to discuss a proposed new set of laws governing the care of children who become wards of the state. The meeting is open to the public and all interested are invited.
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War Association To Meet At Fairfield County Bar
A meeting of the War Association will be held in the superior court rooms at 8 20 this morning to discuss the death of the late Attorney George Kane a long time member of the association. Kane died in February.
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