Fairfield D A R Children Render Christmas Carols
Fairfield December 6 Special Mie children of the Daughters of the American Revolution rendered Christmas carols yesterday afternoon at the regular meeting of the Huniie Dennis Burt chapter held at the home of Mrs. Robert Leach. Readings were given by Miss Sarah Richmond. The Mothers club of the Greenfield Hill Congregational church met Wednesday afternoon when Dr. Henry S Miles Bridgeport evespect wie delivered a talk on The Care of Children's Eyes. The hostess were Mrs. Howard Gray, Harry Taylor, Robert Adams, Daniel Williams and Fred Banter. A Christmas solo is to be held Friday afternoon at 2 o clock by the Ladies Alms Society of the Greenfield church. A community supper will be held between the hours of 7 o'clock. On Thursday and Friday of this week the women of St. Paul’s La
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Greesfield Hill Congregational Church
Henry
Miles
Bridgeport
Howard Gray
Harry Taylor
Robert Adams
Daniel Willams
Fred Banter
Ald Sostety
Greenfield “Hm ‘Church
St. Paul's la
Christmas events and plans at local church and guild
A note outlines a Christmas age and evening event with a fish pond and tree for children. Fairfield Fire Company No 1 met to discuss plans for a main instruction in January. Rev C H Silcox will address the Woman's Guild at the home of Ales Glover on Thursday afternoon speaking on India.
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Theran
Fairfield Fire Company No. 1
Greuing
C. H. Silcox
Woman's Guild
Ales
Glover
India
Estate of Bisagno Leaves Kindness Beneficiaries
Dec 6 GAN PRANCICIO reports Joseph Bisagno's $260,000 estate is distributed to 102 persons who showed kindness and courtesy. The will names notable beneficiaries including MARIORIA RAMBONI actress and HARRY MORGAN Union League Club boy, each receiving sums amid a wide circle of acquaintances and long-standing San Francisco ties.
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Gan Prancicio
Hathay Cafe
Amin
Joseph Bisagon
Parsons
Bisagno
Mariorla Ramboni
Harry Morgan
Union League Club
San Francisco
Oman
San Prancisco
Ilo
Fuel Experts to Report Tomorrow on Bridgeport School Needs
Fuel engineers on Bridgeport’s Technical Advisory board finish a survey of heating systems in public schools and will present recommendations on substitutes in school fuel. They work gratis and will train school janitors in methods of substitution and mixtures. Domestic hard coal use is expected to total hundreds of tons.
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Fuel Administration
Bridgeport
Boar of Contract
Suapty
Everett Cortrisht
Johm
Wynkgen
Education Board
Atch School
Milford Chamber hears state forester on land plans
State forester Hawes and Austin I. Townes speak on forestry and lumber needs at Milford Chamber meeting. Officials discuss proposed regulation authorizations and acquiring at least 200000 acres of land for reclamation. Milford, Dec 6. Fire, school and club notes follow.
Vital Statistics Births and a Marriage License Notice
Birth certificates list Max and Blanche Zetomer 771 Senview Avenue with two daughters in December. Slave and Mary Horvath 496 Pine Street have a son in December. Ysidore and Rose Rudolf 759 Hancock Avenue welcome a wupon in November. John and Pauline Scherback 724 Maple Street have a daughter in November. Duligs and Fannie Gilter 06 Bisonurs Avenue have two sons in December. Marriage license issued to Nelson J Williams 66 Fairfield Avenue. Jai Lucilla Dulac 441 Noble Avenue issued Doc 0.
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Mary Horvath
Pine Street
Ysidore
Rose Rudolf
Hancock Avenue
Wupon
John and
Pauline Scherback
Maple Street
Duligs
Fannie Gilter
Bisonurs Avenue
Dee
Nelson J. Williams
Fairfield Avenue
Jai Lucilla FF
Dulac
Noble Avenue
Bridgeport youth given suspended sentence in robbery case
Julius West, 19, of Bridgeport, pleaded guilty to the October 15 attempted robbery at Davey Brothers' store. In Superior Court yesterday a suspended sentence in the State reformatory was imposed. Attorney Marlee Resulek said he would oversee rehabilitation with probation officer Joseph McCannell assisting in guidance.
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Julius West
Bridgeport
Davey Brothers
State Reformatory
Attorny Marlee Resulek
Joseph McCannell
Changes Fea George Washmeton Pleads Guilty Then Charged
A frat member initially set to plead guilty in Superior Criminal Court changed course and faced a statutory offense with Pearl Mandes. The case was continued to February and he was remanded.
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George Washmeton
Superior Criminal Court
Hasé
Tug Owen J Mewilliams arrives with barges at harbor
The tug Owen J Mewilliams arrived with three large barges, one loaded with pig iron for Crane Valve Co and two carrying consignments to Kary Terming Co and Vincent Brothers. James Mewilliams from New York with six coal barges followed, awaiting better weather to finish the voyage. dock repairs progress at New World New Haven Hartford railway dock and Yellow Mill Bridge closures are planned for Friday and Saturday mornings to permit pier strengthening.
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Valve. Co
Kary Terming, Co
Vincent, Brothers
James MeWiliams
Bloo Tug
New York
New Haven
Wag
New World New Haven & Hartford
Yellow Min
Store Robbed of $50 Spotted Suspect Detained
Avrahaam Ripshit, proprietor of a store at 129 Wall Street, reported to police yesterday that $1d had been stolen from his place of business and he caused the temporary detention of a woman whom he suspected of the theft. She was released after investigation by detectives.
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Avrahaam Ripshit
Wall Street
Judge Marvin to Decide Today on Probate Recount
Judge Marvin will rule today on a petition for recount in a Stratford probate case. Attorneys Gould and Lavery argued, contending ballots were improperly counted or discarded. The case, tied to a defeated candidate, centers on whether added ballots would change the outcome.
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Arvin
TP. Wilda
Marvit
Walles
James W. Web
Grocery sale listing with numerous brand and item totals
A dense cleaned-up catalog of reduced-priced groceries including cereals canned goods fruits vegetables soaps coffee and household items. Items listed include cornflakes Sunset Brand spinach tomatoes beans apples raisins prunes jams beef stew chicken and rice soups coffee and juices with assorted bulk and can quantities and discounts.
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Ae Curties Hue
Sunset Becta
Fausts Insuur Coffee, PLC
Blakeley
Sue Lighthouse Cleanser
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