Mission School 70 Opens at Fairfield Church Wednesday
Fairfield April 14 Mission School 70 opens Wednesday night at First Church of Christ with a lecture and stereopticon show from China’s Real Revelation by Paul Hutchinson. Program features travelogue from the text, a three act play Mire Li Remembers by Eunoia club, and other local activities in Fairfield including PTA meetings and fundraising events.
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Fairfield
Speal
Sheet of Missions
China
Church of Christ
Paul Hutchinson
Ttg
Mire
Eunoia Club
Go Hother
Fairfield Parent-Teacher Association
Sherimman
Gal Sy
Charles cd
Grasmere
Parent-Teachie Association
St. Thomas’ Hall
Convent Building Fund
Sam Titting
Elad Hill
Mes
OH. B. Spelman
Greenfald Abm
Smith College
Cement Fund
Second ‘District Republican Club
DuPont Club
Eve‘wing
Unquowa Tribe No
First Church of Christ
Y. D
Legon Hall
Im Attersoon
Raw Sugar Drops to New Low as Prices Slump
Raw sugar prices hit a yearly low in New York as 4000 tons of Porto product are sold to an outrefiner at 4.49 cents. The decline follows favorable crop and rate reports predicting a 1935 yield up to 4.75 million tons. Futures reflect weak spot demand, pushing the market to new lows around 12.9 cents.
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New York
Marsh
Bridgeport Notes on Safety Cars Courts and Spring
A Bridgeport report cites a one man safety cart capable of stopping within three to four feet at 15 mph. Judge Newell Jennings opens the Superior Court session amid routine cases while Judge Marble prepares to serve on the Fair field County bench. May and June bring motoring season, boat season approaches, and yardwork fixes. The Lordship road meadow road project aims to finish before opening. Yellow Mill bridge area sees traffic and a sunken boat near Yellow Mill creek. Broad Street traffic plans await building completion, with 6300 adults paying theatre admissions on weekdays and 12000 on Sundays. Ex-Alderman John P. Behrens’s card receipts arrive for city officials.
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Connecticut
Paul Mead
Bridgeport
Superior Court
Officers to Be Chosen at Social Agencies Meet
Dr George J Fisher deputy Chief Scout Executive will speak on Health and Recreation Camps for a City of 150000 at the annual meeting of the Council of Social Agencies after luncheon at the University club at 12 15 Thursday noon. Yas report of the nominating committee will be made by Thomas M Cullman chairman and the election of officers will follow. Representatives from every member agency will be present.
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George J. Fisher
Boy Scouts
Council of Social Agencies
University Club
Yas
Thomas M. Cullman
Main Street Day Nursery Seeks Furniture Donations
Due to crowding the Main Street Day Nursery turns away applicants daily while operating at 53 capacity. Daily care has averaged nearly five children fewer than demand. Renovations and spring cleaning underway, including yard garden plans and a new sand play area. Chair donations requested to update dining room seating.
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Harvey Hubball
Main Street Day Nursery
Baxter Resigns Alderman Post for South American Trip
Baxter of the Second district has resigned as alderman to take a two year business tour for Crane Valve Co in South American countries, recently leaving office and traveling to Caracas, Venezuela. Signs of Spring bring tighter parking along Barnum boulevard in Seaside Park after 10 pm. A well-groomed man asked an usher for programs at a Bridgeport cinema. she said none were available, and he replied he would not read any.
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Baxter
Caracas
Venezuela
Crane Valve Company
Barnum Boulevard
Seaside Park
Bridgeport
Obituaries for Swords Wiles Smith Cornwall and relatives
The day’s funerals include John Swords at St Charles with Mass of requiem and burial in St Michaels cemetery. Lydia O Wiles of Division Street to be buried at Lakeview. Elliott Daniel Smith 18 to be laid to rest at Lakeview after Mass at St Charles. Charles Frederick Cornwall to be buried at Mountain Grove after St Augustine’s Mass. Surviving relatives noted.
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Lydia O. Wiles
Edward WL
Division Street
Lieberum and
Heaphy
State Street
Lakeview
Funeral Notices for Wilma Knott and Others in Port Chester
Multiple obituaries follow in Port Chester and surrounding towns. Wilma Carolyn Knott, daughter of Wilmer Knott, to be laid to rest at Putnam cemetery with Rev. Burig officiating. John Joseph Asseler Jr. to have high mass at St. Charles Church after services at home. Marie Beatrice Pratt’s funeral at the Church of the Blessed Sacrament with burial in St. Michael's cemetery. Catherine A. Donahue Keating’s funeral from her Parsonage with Sacred Heart mass and pallbearers named. Martin B. Simpson infant funeral at 2:30 p.m. from 3267 Main Street, burial at St. Michael's. Aileen Pendleton and Abbie M. Norman deaths noted with burial details in Norwich and Park cemeteries. William Francis Deastel remembered with mass at Church of the Holy Trinity in Wallingford. Carelius Jackevictus to mass at St George's Church after services at 42 Summer Street. Names include Knott, Asseler, Pratt, Donahue Keating, Simpson, Pendleton, Norman, Deastel, Jackevictus.
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Charles Frederick Cornwall
Catherine Street
St. Augustine's Church
A. F. Sinseall
Mountain Grove Cemetery
Robert Campbell
George Saltagiver
Charles Pepm4z
Jacob Marshall
Wilma Carolyn Knott
Wilmer Knott
Marathon Place
Port Chester
Everett Burig
Te Summerfield M. E. Church
Burngs
Putnam Cemetery
John Joseph Asseler, Jr
John Asseler
Autumn Street
St. Charles Church
Crate Club
Men's League of Baseball Club
Durial
Lakeview Cemetery
Marie Beatrice Pratt
Frederick Ellia Pratt
Cowles Street
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
St. Michael's Cemetery
Catherine A. Donahue Keating
Bernard Keating
Church of the Sacred Heart
R F. Moore
James Killian
Hubert Craig
Theresa O’brien
Molly Daly Ogren
William Chew
St. Michael’s Cemetery
Thomas and
John J. Cullinan
James McNamara
Robert Hurley
Wiliam J. Melaughlin
Thomas Keating
New York
Martin B. Simpson
George Treadwell
Main Street
Wiliam Francis Deastel
William Francia Deastel
Bridgeport
Martin and
Mary Deastel
Waillingford
Conn
Calvin Avenue
Wallingford
Church of the Holy Trinity
South Colony Street
Elzabeth
Hazel
Rita
Bernadette
Carelius Jackevictus
Carelius Jackeyt.aiua
Summer Street
St. George’s R. C
Senate passes bill creating Bird Sanctuary at Egg Rock Island
Boston April 14 The State Senate unanimously rejected an adverse committee report and passed to engross a bill designating Egg Rock Island off Nahant near the late Senator Henry Cabot Lodge as a refuge for wild birds to be known as the Lodge Bird Sanctuary.
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Boston
State Senate
Committee On
Egg Rock Island
Henry Cabot
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Tiebert
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James G. Smith
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Young Men's Club
Jenking Valve Company
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Aileen & Pendleton
Beechwood Avenue
H. E. Bishop
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Elghty-Two
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Ortlepp and Company
Park Cemetery
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R. R. Bangor
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