Well Known Peer of Germany Dies on Home Estate
Ernest August Wilhelm, Duke of Brunswick Lunemberg and former Duke of Cumberland, died at his Gmunden estate after a stroke. Born 1849 in Hanover, he was cousin to the late King Edward and held a British courtesy rank until 1919 when stripped of nobility. He lived in exile postwar, saw vast wealth decline, and planned selling art and silver to cover losses.
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Kiwanis Meet Today at Stratfield
A Kiwanis club regular session gathers at noon in the Stratfield. Vice-president T. J. Pardy withholds the speaker’s name to surprise attending members.
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Greenwich barbers seek higher prices for haircuts
Greenwich and Port Chester barber shop owners meet and decide to raise prices to 80 cents for a share and 1 dollar for a haircut not including lips. Current prices are 20 cents and 50 cents. The telegram notes the town could become a low old of long bearded men and women as prices rise.
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Architect Receives Judgment Against Theatre Owner
Charles W. Walker, a reniteer who designed the Rawr Theatre on State Avenue, was awarded a judgment of 2,468.72 against Peter Dawe by Judge Frank G. Haines in the Superior Court yesterday. Dawe owns the theatre. Walker claimed extra work and supervision costs. the court disallowed that portion but granted one fifth of six percent of 75 percent of 150,000, totaling 1,559.18 including interest.
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Madison Association Holds Sale Tomorrow
Elaborate preparations fill the Madison school assembly hall for a food sale by the Madison school Parent-Teacher association tomorrow afternoon from 3 45 to 6 30. Mrs R M Leonard is general chairman with committees including tea room jellies canned fruit cake table candy and numerous volunteers guiding stalls and service.
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Boundary dispute over New Canaan properties heard in court
Raf faee Giola and Enrlio Annunziato of New Canaan faced a Common Pleas hearing over boundary rights. Both sides disputed the boundary division with no damages sought.
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Enrlio Annunziato
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Changes in Rules of Church Taken Up by Clergymen
New York November 14 The Board of Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church prepared a message of recommendations on revisions in church discipline laws and policy for the next quadrennial conference at Springfield Mass next May Bishop J C Berry of Philadelphia to draft the message and oversee program development Key issues include unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church South relations with Russia Greek Catholic education clergy funding and government policy Attacks on the Ku Klux Klan by Bishop J C Hartzell comparing the Klan to Leopard societies of Africa urged unconditional hooding and strict prosecutions to end the organization
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Methodist Episcopal Church South
Russia
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Cincinnati
Siberia
Ku Klux Klan
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Leopard Friends” Society
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Liberia
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Coal Price Report Soon to Be Submitted to Governor
The Connecticut Chamber of Commerce and its coal committee, led by Stanley B. Bullard, will present a voluminous report to Governor Charles A. Templeton after a Friday directors’ review. The inquiry covers hard coal prices and supply flows through rail and port terminals, with town by town distribution and potential use in future emergencies. Officials withheld advance details, citing profiteering speculation.
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Funeral for George L. Whitrond in Milford
In Milford on November 14 the Methodist church hosted a large funeral for George L. Whitrond who died Sunday morning. Rev. J. T. Roberts led the service with honorary bearers named and other pallbearers listed among attendees and friends.
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HE. J. May J. Hervey
Wilhart Speigel
Atoul Hawkins
Ernest Tree Beard
Tikhon Breaks Down from Work for Church
Morcow November report states Retired Dr. Tikhon has a physical breakdown and is confined to bed following intense efforts to control the Muselan Orthodox church.
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