Advance Party of Arctic Explorers Tough Going
Special Correspondent reports from Detroit Arctic Expedition with John River route from Endicott Mountains to Chippivir via the Arete store. Weather, feed shortages, and two narrow escapes mark the trek as ponies and dogs battle deep snow. Palmer Tatehinson’s death acknowledged with funeral at Talabanes Alaska as Wilkins airplanes mark timing.
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Arctic Explorers
Farl Rossman
Teclegram
Alliance
Advance Deal
Detroit
Hemingway New Haven Banker Dies at Home
Hemingway, vice-president of Second National Bank and secretary treasurer of New Haven Savings Bank, died at his home in New Haven at age 64 or 65. The death was due to heart disease after a period of illness, with the banker long active in the city’s finance sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW Haven
S. Hemnaway
Second National Bank
New Haven Savings Bank
Elreley
Hemingway
Wonderful New Liniment Used by Big League Players
A sensational liniment claims to ease rheumatic aches pains and stiffness quickly. Promoted as used by Coveleski Sisler and other stars, it is said to relieve swollen joints and sore backs with a mild formula that won’t blister skin. Marketed as Mike Martin’s Liniment, available by mail from Washington D C with bottles priced from a few cents to a dollar.
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German Baeetall
Ke Walker Johnson
Duchy Tarry Cobb
George Sisler
Coveleski
Ball Park
York
Yankees
Reds
Columbia University
Washiiston
Mike Martin
Plans for church merger approved by Milford joint committee
A Milford Sunday meeting endorsed the preliminary report for merging First and Plymouth Congregational churches into a single Church of Christ Congregational. Rev. Mr Atkins, longtime Plymouth pastor, to lead the new church, with shared officers until annual meeting. Other notices include St Patrick events, dances, card games, and a St Patrick luncheon for businessmen.
Milford WCTU pageant to be presented at church
Milford branch of the WCTU meets at Wilcox Memorial First Congregational Church on Friday March 29 with a pageant by children and speaker William Hubbard a missionary to China for many years. Also notes convalescence of Mrs. Atkna and various local school and lodge events through April.
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Ww. GT. U
Milford
Wilcox Memorial
William Hubbard
China
Charles FB. Atk.na
Fort Trumbull Beach Grammar School
Masonic Temple
W Neach
Shell-Rah Commission
Spruker
Ansantawae Lodge
Pellowcraft Club
W. L. Larash
West Haven
The
DeMolais
Yellowcraft Association
Nathan Plumb
al Beautiful Sk
Werk Trumbull Beach Christian Union
Women's Relief Corps
Port Chester theft leads to two held for car theft
Greunwich March 15 Special Joseph Tilgutler who says he lives in Canada and Otto Lackner who gives Boston Mass as his halting place are held here today for the theft of a car in Port Chester. They will be returned to the village for trial. The two confess they helped themselves to a sedan worth 1590 last night in Port Chester. They were bound east in it when arrested by Policeman George Robbins and Herbert Hrys on. There was no registration for the car and neither of the men had an operator's license. Cars operated by James Ditkivo of this city and Isadore Alswanger of 167 Lafayette Street collided last night near St. John's Park and both were somewhat damaged. The occupants were not injured. Another collision reported yesterday was between a car operated by Frederick W. Radman of 1 Third Street East Norwalk and Arthur Raesner of 2 Rippowam Place Stamford. The accident happened in Main street and only property damage was done. Burglars broke into Timothy Togans lunch wagon in West Main street about 4 this morning and stole 20 from the cash register also a quantity of food. James Pyne of Strickland Road CosCob was arrested here last night for driving his car at 42 miles an hour. Anthony Perniciaro of Newfield Road was taken in custody for operating a car without a license. Herbert Chester of Birch Road Darien was arrested last night for driving his car at a speed of 38 miles per hour in the center of the city.
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Greunwich
Joseph Tilgutler
Canada
Otto Lackner
Boston
Mass
Port Chester
Village
George Robbins
Herbert Hryson
James Ditkivo
Isadore Alswanger
Lafayette Sirset
St. John's Park
Frederick W. Radman
Third Street
Norwalk
Arthur Raesner
Rippowam Place
Stamford
Main Street
Timothy Togans
West Main Street
James Pyne
Strickland Road
Coscod
Anthony Perniciaro
Newfield Road
Herbert Chester
Birch Road
Darien
Sermon Notes on Youth and Local Debates in Huntington
Huntington March 15 special. In a Shelton Congregational Church sermon Rev Tuther M Ikenestor argues today’s youth are no worse than in the past. Local issues include vandalism at the Plumb Library with books moved or damaged and unresolved concerns about road gravel and taxes. George Penny discusses road improvements, while Mayor Nettleton questions gravel sources and fiscal impact. Tax decisions and a $4,000 removal expense strain a $15,000 Gutmid e district appropriation, with Mrs Russ opposing higher rates despite outlying road complaints.
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Huntington
Shelton Congregational Church
Tuther M. Ikenestor
George Penny
Merch
Aldemanie Board
Nettleton
Penny
Fist of Gutmide
Valrd
Russ
Third Ward
Shilton
Evangelist urges chamber to keep soul of city clean
Dr. George Woo Anderson addressed the Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Stratfield hotel urging adherence to law and civic cleanliness. He warned those who oppose laws risk harming the republic and urged the chamber to foster a saved soul for the city. A musical program preceded his remarks by Homer Gimmes and Bob Hartley.
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Chamber of
Republic
Dr. Anderson
Homer Gimmes
Bob Hartley
Sal
Insull, Public Utility Magnate, Recalls Early Theft Charge
Chicago March 15 CAP Samuel Insull a public utility magnate who oversees over 1.7 billion in capital recalled a theft accusation from 59 years ago when he was a London office boy earning 1.25 a week. He told the tale to illustrate two maxims do your work thoroughly and help the other fellow and play straight. A detective caught the thief after fingers pointed at the junior partner.
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Chicago
Samuel Insull
London
Tie
Donogs
Insull
Young Insull
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John River
Alaska
Maret
Heracre Anderson
Chet
Advuies
WH Kins
Tromt
Iiems
Sindy Snadth
Palmer Tiutchinson
Fairbanks
Port Barrow
Che Wirdal
Ivheing
Lisld
Hutchinson's
Presbytran
New Haven
King
Main St
Colt
Mike
Washington
Traincsi
Eoble
Dr. Scholl
Dr Scholls
Jeholl
Zima J.acholl
Scholl Mfg. Co
Wnt
Charles F. Aitkens
New Congregation
First
Plymouth Congregational
Plymouth
Ing
Church of Christ Congregational
Uries
Adkins
Atkins
Orford
N. I
Carlson
Rulford
Atkins Jos
Idea Pritchard
Maple Street
St. Patrick's
Milford Camp
Spanish War Veterans Association
American Legion
St. Patrick's Day
Weinseday
Ireland
Chemical Company Wo. 3
Milford &Iro Deopartment
Joseph Pennington
St. Patrick’s Day
Jam Society
Clinton J. Howle
Gulf Street
Devon
St. Ann's R. C
Patrick’s
Devon A. C. Hall
Wally's Orchestra
St. Gabriels R.C. Church
Walnut Beach
Botsford Hall
Wally
Orchastra
Tinto Council K
Capitol Theatre
D. W.griffith
Sally of
Ladies of the First Church
Ladies Aid Society
Methodist Church
Ackenish Ifnylaft
Traymakeers Algoriation
Tedmen's Hall
Metcaks Council
D. of P
Myrtle Beach
Tuant
Vanavenug
Wedneycas
Tiss Malderd
Surin
Turcan Welcominet Xault Darelags
Masonic Street
Beaginul
Kibbe
Unemralttre
Gapostelie
Nerth Street
Chamber
Greeley
Horace Greeley
General Electric Company
General Electric
Eral Electric Comp
Buffalo Bill
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Sunday Post
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