Yale Professor to Lecture at California Tonight
Yale announces that Dr. Mendel, professor of physiology and chemistry, will lecture on the title foundations at the University of California next spring. He will leave New Haven after the dedication of the Sterling chemical laboratory in April and be absent for the rest of the year.
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Evangelists Preach Divine Healing at Casino Circuit
Evangelists announce a campaign on divine healing at the casino circuit with speakers from New York City and Chicago. Meetings at multiple venues will feature public prayers for bodily healing, inviting all in need to attend and seek prayer.
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Founders of Daughters of Revolution Die in Plymouth
Plymouth Mass November 10 The body of Mrs Mary Smith Look avoor one of the seven women who founded the Daughters of the American Revolution was sent to her Washington home for burial today Mrs Lockwood died here yesterday
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Hour of Fairfield Joint Memorial Service Changed
The memorial service in Fairfield is moved to 10:00 from the previously announced time. The program includes silent devotion for war dead, a sermon by Dean Charles Reynolds, baritone solos by Donald Fisher, and a combined choir from local churches. Local veterans groups and school contingents join the ceremony with Armistice theme content.
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Divorces Granted in Stamford and Norwalk Cases
Judge James H L Webb granted two uncontested divorces in the Superior share calendar session yesterday. Edward Berg of Stamford received a decree from Alice Berg after a year of marriage. Nelle Waterbury Genuario of Norwalk was granted a divorce from Arthur Genuario on grounds of cruelty alleged after their New York wedding on September 21, 1920.
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New York
Lodge Asks Special Guard For Ballots
Boston ballots to be used in statewide recount will be doubly guarded tonight by two vote detectives at the vault doors. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Mayor Curley ordered police to aid as a further check amid petitions filed by Democratic and Republican leaders.
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Candidate for Assessor Spent $150 in Campaign
A candidate for assessor spent $150 in the campaign. The report lists various expenses including printing, rally costs, postage, and stationery. All candidates except justices of peace must file sworn statements of expenses within the deadline.
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Question of Land Ownership Set for Thursday Hearing
Judge Webb fixed a short calendar hearing for Thursday on the motion to dissolve a temporary injunction. Samuel Wordsworth claims ownership of land on the harbor line east of Stretford avenue bridge where General Auto Supply seeks to erect a gasoline pumping stall. The defense asserts the land belongs to Cleastree Reach interests from a prior rate arrangement.
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Connecticut boy awarded Academy prize for painting
New York Nov. 19 The Ait Minn prize of 1000 dollars, an endowed prize of the National Academy of Design, was awarded today to Leon Kroll of New York for his painting Steep. Other prizes announced include The J Francis Murphy memorial prize 100 dollars The Quiet Valley by Guy Wiggins Lynn Conn.
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Mayor Believes One Committee Serves Best For City Charter Reforms
Mayor Atwater endorses a single committee to study and revise Bridgeport's charter under council authorization. Aimed at expediting amendments, the plan would have two committees merged into one, led by a chairman and including attorneys and citizens. The proposal seeks voter adoption with a defined 0 percent turnout threshold for approval.
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Waterbury 109th Infantry Urgently Recruits New Units
Navy reports from the Adjutant General Office detail Waterbury recruitment orders for the 109th Infantry. Major James H. Harley Caplin George Eaton and Lieutenants Thomas Tor pan Harold W. Doolitt Seton Howard Elegoer are listed as key officers for the campaign.
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