Pequot Boats to Compete in the 1925 Tho More Races
Southport reports Pequot Yacht Club boats set for the Tho More regatta season with races across multiple classes. Skippers include P R 3$ allop and E Thompson in Star and S classes, with entries such as Little Hope, Star, Old Sol, Eclipse, and Wahoo aiming for top season points across 14 regattas.
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Southport
Speigi
Pequot Yacht Club
Allop
E. Thompson
Agheera
D. Eksa
Sixth District Club Endorses Hogan for Mayor
The South district Democratic association will hold an adjourned meeting at its rooms 1297 North Avenue tonight. President William J Mead says the group will endorse Alderman William E Hogan for mayor.
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South District Democratic Association
North Avenue
William J. Mead
William E Hogan
Estate of Fitch Sisters Worth Over 500000
In probate records yesterday the Fitch sisters Mary L and Elizabeth leave inventories totaling over 500000. Elizabeth Mussahvabeth Fitch’s estate lists 25517617 and Mary L Fitch’s 25411590. Mary died before probate finished, with Mach directing distribution to a sister. both wills provide joint bequests and a home for white Protestant school teachers as the residuary use. The inventories show stock and bond holdings and several unsound investments.
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Mary L
Elizabeth Fitch
Mussahvabeth Fitch
Mary L. Fitch
Mary Fitch
Mach
Man vows lifelong abstinence after hatchet case
Stephen Majoros, 53, of Norwalk, pledges never to drink again after facing charges in Criminal Superior Court for allegedly attacking his wife with a hatchet. A judge suspended a 60 day sentence, noting his vow and possible delirium tremens from overindulgence.
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Stephen Majoros
Norwalk
George E Hinman
Criminal Superior Court
Majoros
Majeros
Eien
Trial Averted in Fatal Stamford Car Crash
Charles Turner of Stamford, twenty, driver of the car that tossed Eugene Hall Clark, eighteen, Sound Beach, to his death on June 6, was fined 50 dollars and given a suspended 30 day jail term by Judge George Hinman. Turner pleaded nolo contendere and six months to pay the fine were allowed. The case was not tried after a conference with counsel. Coroner John J. Phelan ruled the death accidental.
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Charles Turner
Stamford
Eugene Hall Clark
Sound Beach
George Eo Tinman
Criminal Superior Court
Turner
Nolo Contendre
Hinman
Max Spelke
Stormford
John J Phelan
Clark
Roton Point
Norwalk
East Main Street
Ralph Studwell
Phelan
Studwelt
14 Year Old Girl Fatally Injured Near Cincinnati
Edna Boswell, fourteen, daughter of a North Bend farmer, died in a Cincinnati hospital after a rac vine near her home. Doctors reported a fractured skull and no assault found. A man is being held in connection with the case.
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Cincinnati
Edna Boswell
North Bend
Ohio
Coast guardsmen escape jail on Staten Island
Four coast guardsmen held for alleged infractions of service regulations escaped from the Richmond County jail on Staten Island by sawing bars and knocking a guard unconscious. One of the group, Ellas Jalene, was captured while attempting to board a ferry to New York City.
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New York
Coast
Richmond County
Staten Island
Ellas Jalene
New York City
University of Illinois Students Clean, Federation Told
Illinois Federation of Labor heard that the University of Illinois environment is clean. Professor Charles Foster Kent of Yale, cited by the national council of schools of religion, said an investigation on his own initiative found no moral conditions to be concerned about. Acting Vice-President K C Babbock, Dean Thomas A Clark, and Dean C M Thompson spoke in reply to Edwin Wright of Chicago.
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Urbana
Wis
University of Ilinois
Illinois Federation of Labor
Charles Foster Kent
Yale University
National Council of Schools of Religion
Edwin Wright
Chicago
K. C. Babcock
Thomas A. Clark
C. M. Thompson
Exterior of Yale dormitory completed at New Haven
Exterior work on the new Yale dormitory, a duplicate of Connecticut Hall, is finished as students prepare for the inrush. The campus changes include removal of brick pavement before Dwight Hall and the library, replacing it with grass.
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New Haven
Yale College
Connecticut Hall
Dwight Hall
Skunk Invades Enfield Town Court Room
In Thompsonville a skunk entered the Enfield town court room prompting disinfection. Officers confronted the animal as four men fled headquarters, and Officer James Males used a club to drive the skunk from the courtroom after a brief skirmish.
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Thompsonville
Enfield Town
Ank
James Males
Courl Room
Skunk
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K. Hogan
Fitch Sisters
Riiny
Morris
Reme
Federation
YALE
Broad Street
Olver Twist
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