Lenten Cantata by Augmented Choir at Wiest Church
A 36 voice chorus will perform Theodore Dubois Seven Last Words of Christ Sunday afternoon at Wiest Church of Christ under Mrs Grant Leonard. George A Murphy will preside on organ. soloists and choir list given. Also reported: sale of articles by Connecticut blind makers at Fairfield Memorial Library. various church and community events including a men’s assembly, a clam supper, and a St Patrick day dance at Greenfield Hill Country Club with multiple local groups and schools noted.
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Theodore Dubois
Wiest Church of Christ
Grant Leonard
George A. Murphy
Roger C. Smith
Herbert L. Johnson
Roger Wakeman
Raymond Beach
James O. Bulkley
Willam
Burr
Eden Burr
Walter
Merwin
Daia Hickey
Orville W. Holmes
A. A. Saunders
Connpcticut
Fairfield Memorial Library
Harme
Ernest J. Craft
Christ Episcopal Church
Bridgeport
Church of Christ Imet
T. Payson Blatchard
Redfield” Road
Porcupine Iron
Bnot Street
State Board of Education of the Blind
Memorial Library
Wiliam Schmidt
St. Thomas’ Church
George Alfred Smith Post
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Danbury
Greenfield Hill Country Club
Fairfield Parent Teacher Association
Thawheen
Tulifield
Milford
Stratford Lid School
Arthur Trandall
Fairtiehl Tam
Lodividunt Cfort
Ben Jiur
Lew Wale
Hillside Home Nurses III Hit By Elopement Crisis
Three Hillside hospital nurses have fled, leaving vacancies filled by two temporary nurses. The Board of Charities faces financial strain, risking the attache's removal before April amid salary gaps. Average patients reach 250. seven nurses on duty with two more needed, no funds for staff increase.
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Hillside Hospital
Department of Charities
Board of Amporsonment
Superintendent of Charities
Angus P. Thorne
Board of Charities
Thorne
Connecticut Flower Growers Win Prizes
New York March 18 1925 Rh Pierson of Tarrytown N Y has won the Coolidge prize at the International Flower Show. A new bloom named the Rirs S R Piereon was honored. Connecticut rose growers led the best per prize ranks with A N Pierson Cromwell Conn taking first prize of 1000 dollars for the first cut roses and Traendly Schneck of Rowayton Conn the second prize of 400 dollars.
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New York
RH. Pierson
Tarrytown
Coolidge
S. R. Piereon
Connecticut
A. N. Pierson
Cromwvell
Conn
Traendly & Schneck, Rowayton
Cann
Fairfield High Wins Again In 1924 Milford Cup Contest
Enid Fuller and Stephen Grant of Fairfield High won the Milford Cup at Milford in 1928. Enid Fuller of Fairfield won the prize for best individual effort. Carlton Ryder was a 192% prize winner as a member of the Milford team. Stratford's Margaret Bowe and Byron Ksyeu spoke, Byron recited The Pid de Gala and Margaret Fourteen by Booth Tarkington. Arthur Funda won individual honors. Milford team members were Richard Tuttle and Tossie Rive. Fairfield had no winner in four contests except one year.
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Isabel Jyatin
Fairfiel
Enid Fuller
Stephen Grant
Fairrfield
Milford
Enid Fulier
Parrfield
Carlton Ryder
Stratford
Margaret Bowe
Byron Ks Yeu
Wedia
Parnfielt
Failel
Walefekl
Venaire
Ind
Azain Nal
Tee van Miers
Prises
Cummings Quizzes Frost Accuser In Four-Hour Cross Exam
Abraham Friedman testified for four hours before Judge John W Banks as Frost’s arson trial resumed in Bethel. New witnesses Goodman and Kiel added details while Friedman admitted prior burglary charges and described Frost as a “dirty rat” for aiding police. The defense argued business enemies hired arsonists. trial to continue.
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Abraham Whitey
Friedman
John W. Banks
Homer 5
Cummings Friedman
Charles Frost
Bethel
Abraham Goodman
West 28Th Street
New York City
Herbert Kiel
New York
Goodman
Leo Carrolla
Hoke Friedman
Irrost
Daniel Melrose
Frost
Carroll
Priedman
Eddie Barker
Sam Cohen
Jack Noyer
Ite
Noyer
Landlord Wins $105 Over Tenant in City Court
Nathan Sochovit of Bridgeport was awarded 105 dollars by a jury in the Court of Common Pleas before Judge Frederick W. Huxford. Sochovit, proprietor of an East Main and Hamilton streets grocery, sued for 254 dollars over disturbance from a second floor apartment tied to Julian Lapinski, alleged owner of a liquor still, which led to property damage in the Lapinski flat.
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Nathan Sochovit
Bridgeport
Whirf Court of Common Pleas
Frederick W. Huxford
Sochovit
East Main
Hamlton
Julian Lapinski
Betsides
Lapinski
Sochevit
Yale Student Body to Be Investigated
New Haven March 18 AP An extensive personnel investigation of Yale's undergraduate body will be undertaken by a student committee from the student counsels and the Yale Daily News. Work begins after Easter recess and marks the start of systematic personnel work at Yale, following recommendations by President James B. Angel and A. F. P. Chawford director of the Bureau of Apportionment and the Yale Daily News.
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New Haven
Yale
Yale Daily News
James BR. Angel
A. F P. Chawford
Bureau of Apportionment
Tale Daily News
Chicago New York air record broken
The Chicago New York overnight air mail set a record of four hours and 35 minutes for the trip finishing at Tadley Field New Jersey. Pilot George Myers carried 160 pounds of mail from Maywood Ill at approximately 4 58 o'clock with a strong tail wind landing at Cleveland Air Mail field in two hours and five minutes.
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Washington
Chicago-New York
Tadley Field
N. J
George Myers
Maywood Platt
Sergeant Reed Dies in Hartford Police Service
Sergeant Bergerik Thomas Bo Reed, longtime member of the Connecticut State Police, died today at Stratford Hospital after a work incident. Reed, stationed at Windsor Avenue, was a veteran canine handler and respected field officer. He served since 1st, earning a reputation as an expert in police work and training.
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Werartford
Marsh
Bergerik Thomas Bo Reed
Staty-Alx
Connecticut
Statford
Vhs Ald
Windsor
New Data hot cereal promises unique breakfast flavor
New Data offers a ready cooked hot cereal blending oats and wheat for nourishment. Marketed to women and families as a health-building, appealing breakfast option, it requires heating three minutes in boiling water.
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Tellerggs
Log Cohen
Kellogg
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