Hamilton 1 College Choir Sings Sunday Recital in Bridgeport
The Hamilton College choir led by Professor Paul Tanchea presents a Sunday recital at First Presbyterian Church in Bridgeport. The program features motets by Palestrina and Bach, works by Mendelssohn and Beethoven, and a variety of classical pieces including spirituals and a fusion Liturgical selection.
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Hamilton 1 College Choir
Burley
Buri Pell
Paul Tancha
Ofessor
Cushsh
H Nillton College
Peleskina
Bach Mendelssohn
Beethoven
Women consider mission program at Black Rock
The fifth through forty fourth annual meeting of the Women’s Congregational Missionary Union was held yesterday at the First Congregational Church of Black Rock.
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Black Rock
Women
5 Congregational Missionary Union
First Congregational Church of
Local church meeting elects officers and outlines committees
Samer of Biiswaith street and Bartram Lomte presided over sessions starting at 1:30 pm with yellow daffodils and green ferns as decor. Mrs HF Bunce chaired refreshments. Officers elected include President Miss Miniotn Betts, vice presidents Faith M Porter and others, secretary N M Collins, treasurer M A Warriner, and auditor A B Partick. Committees named for Olive church, Italian mission, and West End church with a new constitution to take effect next year. The program featured hymns, devotions, reports, lectures on education in Turkey, and luncheon followed by afternoon sessions and further addresses.
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Samer
Biiswaith Street
Bartram Lomte
HF Bunce
Miniotn Betts
Parksteet
Faith M Porter
United
Macdowell
Black Rock Church
Cuneo Cerretta
W E Olmstead
Bethany Church
H F Belesig
West End
A J Abbott
Olvet
F R Beale
Pak Street
Thurch
N M_ Collins
Paik Street
M O A Warriner
United Chth
A B Partnck
Mesa End
Newlok H Hoyt
Park Street
Minnie Evers
Chyet
Newton H Hoyt
Charlotte Comstock
The
United Church
New To
Norman Colins
M A Warrie
Schauttier School
Benton
Hobart Addies
Turkey
Finner Markham
Hima
Kingdom
Isabel
Seabury Educatioal
Beard
Arnold Beigman
Mis Rui MacDowell
Mig Walter
Wood
Conn Home
Hyimiu
Pastor to Face Trial Says Finn
The Rev Wilhelm Justinius, whose credentials were accepted by the Connecticut Natural Examiners, will face trial next week on a charge of practicing naturopathy without a license. Assistant Prosecutor Thomas A Finn said charges would not be dropped despite board action. The case, tied to the board's handling of credentials, is set for contested hearing in Guy Court starting Monday. Also noted, Herbert Gleason known as the Baby Face Bandit was executed after his 1926 murder conviction.
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Wilhelm Justinius Wall
Franklin R Coombs
New Brita
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Tingard
Ry Lert
Simuel Reich
BOS
Herbert Gleason
Baby Face
Dty
James A Monagle Bedford
Taiekeeper
Glewen
East Cambridge
Celes
Duriye
Stamford Man Fined for Beating Woman
John Lidstrom of Stamford faced three counts of breach of peace and intoxication after an alleged February 26 assault on Mrs Keil Nor wan of Georgetown. Witnesses testified Lidstrom beat her, then fled through a window, injuring himself. He pleaded guilty to all charges and was fined $142.92.
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Georgetown
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Ryan
Lidstrom
Noi Yin
Norigan
Lidstram
Daniel Hegeman
Brooklyn
Emory P' ' Sanford
Europe
Paris
Germany
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E V
Wild
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Albert Withiams
Mario Mono
Pandolph Budiey
Amnius
4Mercin Legion
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Bradlet
Mosca
Wie Hom
Aleaunde
Kayot
Missonuel
Shaw
Glics Club
Dmory
P Sanford
Junes Archer
Beric Santoul
God
S Sanford
Annie Berks
Milo Osborn
T Rindulph Breddley
Milos Osborn
Mas
East Sanford Twe Gilt Friends Ys
Meg Randolph Bradleyhe
Jones Archer
George Sanford M
Ford Osborn
Misy ‘Hiner Gunfod
Robert Chamberisin
Commander Byrd
Stans Lurel Hey
Kenneth McKenzie
Westport
Wall
Christchurch
Puc Company
Howe
Five Drivers Have Licenses Restored After Inquiry
Five drivers had licenses restored after four weeks of hearings by the County Court’s motor vehicle commission. Individuals include Mary Matimer of a local street, Tah Di of Martin Work, and Joseph Wo Debrich of Andover Street. The cases involved driving under the influence and loaded trucks, with coroner input and ongoing restrictions.
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Rae Budpepmet Civers
Moter Bhlelgs
Wis
Saniel Nyiet
Joseph WoDebrich
Witten
Jefferson Street
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