Eighteen World Records Shattered In Indoor Meets
New York reports a surge of indoor track feats as eighteen world records and one American mark fall across ten meets. Athletes Parker Ray Ritola Murchison Lever Hills Landon Brown Kopplisch plus teams set and tied multiple marks, with Ray’s two mile indoors a standout achievement amid a season of fast times and near-records.
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York
Acasyon
Han Blood
New York
Buffalo
Boston
Father
Parker
Jole W. Ray
Tilinoia A. C
Leren Murchison
Newark A. C
Harold Lever
University of Pennsylvania
Walter Koppisch
Columbia
Richmond Landon
Leroy Brown
Herbert, Meyer
Rutgers College
James Connelly
Georgetown University
Ralph Hills
Princeton
Clinpis A
Carl Christiernson
Ray
Ritela
Illinois A. C
Ritola
Cheistlerasson
Jourdies
Murehinson
Kopplech
al Shrubb
Dois Ray
Shrubb
England
Valne
Tel Berna
Coral
Murchison
Meyer
Gitpin
Lever
Hills
Landon
Brown
Koppisch
Meadowbrook
Buermeyer
Allan Helfrich
Penn State
Jake Drincoll
Bar Bley
Columbia Star
Seaside Club to elect new officers and governors
The nominating committee presents the ticket for the annual meeting next Thursday night with Raymond L. French as president Fred R. Carstenen as vice president Clarence W. Foote as secretary Frank W. Fosdick as treasurer and A. B. Alverd C. Richard Harney Arthur L Piatt as three year governors.
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The
Seaside Club
Raymond L. French
Fred R. Carstenen
Clarence W. Foote
Frank W. Fosdick
A. B. Alverd
C. Richard Harney
Arthur L Piatt
Milford Arctic Fire Company Receives $75 Check
Milford March 29 fire at Stanford Steel Products began in an outhouse with burlap bagging. firemen of Arctic Engine Company subdued it, preventing spread to the main building. Damage estimated at 500 pounds. Cause believed spontaneous combustion. George S. Stanford, an official of the company, presented the $75 check in recognition of the firemen’s efforts.
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Milford
Stanford Steel Products Coompany
Arctic Engine Company
George S. Stanford
Man Fined For Turning Car On Main Street
Philip Cryer of 161 Spring Street was fined $1 by City Court yesterday for the traffic offense of turning an automobile around on Main Street between Gilbert and Congress streets. He was the first person arraigned on that charge.
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Philip Cryer
161
Spring Street
Main Street
Gilbert
Congress Streets
Derby sued for 5000 damages in local sidewalk fall
Morris Eckhardt of Derby files a civil suit claiming a January 10 fall on a leg sidewalk caused injuries. He states weekly earnings would be 75 to 100 dollars from his tailoring business when he can work. The case is returnable at the next term of the Superior Court in New Haven.
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Derby
Morris Eckhardt
New Flaven
Shelton Chamber Elects Curnins President At Meeting
March 28 Special report Judge William J. Curnins was elected president of the Shelton Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting held at the American Legion home on Mowe Avenue. Officers named include Vice President John Gilmore Secretary Percy Thompson and Treasurer Frank Willer. The treasurer's report showed the group in good financial condition with 3306 in the treasury and all bills paid.
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Shelton
William J. Curnins
Shelton Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Mowe Avenue
John Gilmore
Percy Thompson
Irank Willer
Treasury
Alt Bille
Railroad trespasser identified in Hartford case
A railway trespasser held by police was identified as Ma' Krowsisky of Hartford. He provided information despite officers noting his leaflessness and will be tried in City Court this morning.
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Westerda Eing
Pope Names King as Gregorian Knight in Hartford Diocese
Pope Pius X names John T. King of Fairfield County a knight of Bt. Gregory for service in science arts literature and religious works. The parchment dated January 16, 1928, recognizes generous gifts and stand among the diocese of Hartford’s few to hold this honor.
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Pius X
John T. King
Fairfield County
Bt. Gregory
Mr. King
King
Diocese of
Hartford
Derby Man Bound Over To High Court
Daniel Watts aged 64 of Sherman was bound over to the next term of the Superior Court under bonds of 5900 after arraignment in city court. He is alleged to have committed a serious offense against Dorothy Smith of Derby, who is now confined in Griffin hospital.
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Derby
Daniel Watts
Sherman
Noe
Superior Court
Watts
Dorothy Smith
Griffin Hospital
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Milford Arctic Fire Company
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