Purchase of Land for Mission Work by iCHURCHES Aid
The Wythe county Congregational meeting approved acquiring 138 acres at 4 per acre for a new East Africa mission station under the American Board of Foreign Missions. The agreement includes $4,500 as the initial payment, with a goal to raise the remaining funds locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Congresstietal Pehureh
Wythe
Prederios Wo Waloh
Bethel
Vonmirtier
Merrill F Clark
New Conan
Tator Am Dortighese East Africa
Commissions For Foreign Missions
Agsomatior
Albert F LeRoy
Firlough
South Africa
Agseration
Setun
Ralph Barstew
Hartford
Chile
Connecticut
Wither Deming
Tame
Minster le Westport
Tie Fim
Soeulateret
Tria
Mission Focaries
Kame
Furfough
Tata Mistonari
Tadla
Olivet
Six Men Arrested Amid Boston Gang Murders Case
The city police detained six men after a sweep tied to gang violence. A shooting Friday night shattered the home of a suspect, with a victim killed and a bystander wounded. Investigators press on as inquiries name possible gang connections.
Drunken Driver Freed In Manslaughter Case In Massachusetts
In Narinstable Massachusetts on Labor Day, Mes Mary Stockstrom died after her car collided with a vehicle driven by Douglas I. McKay, a former New York police official. A jury acquitted McKay of manslaughter while finding him guilty of driving under the influence and reckless driving with the accident cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Narnstable
Mass
Douglas I. McKay
New York
Conner
Mary K. Stockstrom
St Tevis
McKay
Obituary notices from Bridgeport area families
A long obituary list notes Agnes Ankele, wife of William Lucas, dying yesterday with funeral plans from Liebrum and Hleaphy. several others including Michael McDonald and Michael von McDonald. Fort Robinson, Bart Robinson, 17, died Monday. services private at Charles L. Dennis Funeral Home. Gertha Travis of Stratford died. Frances Lord MacLellan funeral held. Mary Silliman Chapter and War efforts mentioned. William H Foster, 34, funeral today. Louis G Musante and Cora Fratescal noted. Mary M Warner of Wallingford, funeral details. Sophia Ackerson died after a sudden illness. Steepny rites planned with Rev. Hard interment at Stepney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Ankele
William Lucas
Liebrum and Hleaphy
Fort Robinson
Bart Robinson
Caroline Robinson
Noble Avenue
Charles L. Dennis
State Street
Lakeview Cemetery
Princes Lord MacLellan
Frances Lord MacLellan
Park Street
Hom
Maclean
Edward A. MacLellan
Matthew and
Jane Lord
Mary Silliman
Minute Women
Frederick
Thuffalo
Mountain Grove Cemetery
T. F. Rutledge Beale
Sophia Ti. Ackerson
Sophia L Ackerson
James T Ackerson
Stepney
John Boerr
Charley Adonnewhrugh
U S Bankers Deny Moves Hit Tariff Discussion Abroad
U S bankers deny a manifesto urging European tariff reform and trade barrier removal. They say the call reflects unofficial business sentiment and does not indicate U S policy or support for free trade. European officials and several foreign bankers are cited as participants or observers in the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Dawey Plain
Traving
Coolidge
John J. Mitchell
Chicago
America
World bankers call for free trade manifesto
A broad manifesto from bankers across nations urges free trade as the best path to revive trade and credit. Signers include Germany’s Reichsbank leaders, Britain’s Montagu Norman, Rothschild, McKenna, and France’s R P Duchemin, with numerous delegates from Belgium, Denmark, Hungary, Italy, Norway, the Netherlands, Poland, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Schucht
Reichsbank
K. J. Siemens
Karl Bosch
Dye Trust
Albert Voegler
Steel Trust
Great Britain
Montagu Naormin
Bank of England
Lionel de Rothschitl
Douglas Vickers
Si. Adam Nimmo
Reelnald McKenna
France
R. P. Duchemin
N. Masson
Maurice Lewandowski
Belgium
Czechoslovak
Denmck
Hungary
Italy
Norway
Netherlands
Poland
Houmania
Sweden
Switzerland
Mr. More
Montagu Norman
Hank of
Karl Priederich von Siemens
Carl Melchior
M. M. Warbure and Company
Franz von Mendelssohn
Berlin
Chemical Industry Union
M. Tewandowsal
M. Sergent
State For Finance
R. Laederich
Cotton Industry Syndicate
RB. Masson
Art Lyonnais
Denmark
A A. 0
Norwegian Shipowners’ Association
Stanislaw Karyky
Man Ends Life by Gas Jet Rope in Stamford Ontario
Warren A. Ferris, 58, of 19 Mak Street, Stamford, Ontario, attached a rubber tube to a gas jet with silk ribbon around his neck and dialed his death by inhalation. His brother in law Frank Studwell found him dead after entering the bathroom when Mrs. Ferris raised alarm. Ferris, a carpenter by trade, had been in ill health and had recently been unable to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Ont
Warren A. Ferris
Mak Street
Aiout
Frank Studwell
Ferris
Ihougse
Srudwell
Summer Street
Studwell
Two Arrests at Garment Plant Spark Police Action
Two men were arrested as they left a garment plant after attempting to sell retail prices and providing unsatisfactory explanations. Detective Garrity and John Curry questioned them at Police Headquarters, discovering two loaded Cavaliers on one suspect. A Stamford department chef testified at court, a man was questioned, but released. State police and town officers remained on duty to curb potential gangland disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huns
Katz
Jack Garrity
John Curry
Conmorstone
Favorite
John Brennan
Stamiford Obec
County Court House
William Buckley
Court House
New York
Toens
Ambulance Calls For Several Patients At Night
An ambulance logged calls at 11:00 p m for Mary Coushiin aged fifty with alcohol blindness then for Tony Salutus with a severed temporal artery and for David Watchinson age sixty one from 224 Denver Avenue taken to St Vincent's Hospital. A later call to Lookout Drive Brooklawn Park noted a bullet wound to the left chest wall sending Louis lallalle forty four to Bridgeport Hospital. A 6 16 p m call to the foot of Wall Street reported a patient gone on arrival Samuel Reniz proprietor of a clothing shop in the Arcade reported theft of a collar piece valued at 75 dollars. two young men suspected of taking it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Coushiin
Hillside Home
Tony Salutus
Andiese
St. Vincent's Hospital
David Watchinson
Denver Avenue
Lookout Drive
Brooklawn Park
Hullet
Bridgeport Hospital
Louis Lallalle
Grand Stret
Lexington Avenue
Yellow Mill Bridge
Wall Street
Samuel Reniz
Furniture Buying Advice for a Whole House Loadout
The guidance focuses on decision criteria, budget, and priority items. Apply the same approach: assess room by room, list essential pieces, compare quality versus price, check warranties, and stage the purchase with a clear budget and timelines.
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Jack
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County
Meeinse
Mar
Cack
Frederick Bunker
Wilton
Frank Gordon
Danbury
Xeribe
John M Dero Dinburs
Herbert Strown
Bridgeport
Thich
Art We Cogswell
Bridg
Association Ron
Boston
BO Pon Orr
Poe
Cassinators
Che
Gertione
Moerecco
Riff
Minera
Cong
Michael McDonald
Michael von
Michaelt McDonald
Boucher, Ward and Reilly
Washington Avenue
St. Charles’ Church
St. Michael's Cemetery
Ertina Travis
Gertha
Howard Travis
Ferry Boule~ Sand
Stratford
William H. Foster
William Ft Foster
Main Street
Portal
Mountain Grove
Foster
Remington Arms Compan
William H.aml
Mary Stewart Poster
Gladys May Foster
Edward S. Poster
Bridgeport Lodge Bop Co
Elsie Party
Mary M. Warner
Wallingford
Yeeter
Masonic Bane
Tnion Cometer
Norwalk
Warner
Harvey 0 Warner
Orienti
Nov. O. FE. S
Nasing
U. S
Marian Szydlowski
Mining Industries Association of
Upper Bliean
Edstroem
Victor Moll
Bank of Sweden
Mar Tailenberg
Swedish Bank Association
G. Bachmann
Swiss National Bank
Leopold Pubols
Swiss Banking Society
Trudolf Sarasin
Chambe of Commerce of
Basel
Raly Tacladed
Antonio Stefano Bennt
Tt. Agnelli
Tttore Conti
Nicola Pavoncell
Bank of Italy
Felice Guarneri
Austria
Alfred Heinseheimer
Vienna
Verein
Arthur K
Logan Bros
Fairfield Ave
Devon
Conn
Poplar St
Niagara Falls
Self
Chrysler
F.o. B
Detroit
Chrysler Imperial
THE
Standard Motors Corp
Barnum
Chrysler Plan
Edans
Celetex
Newtile
Our Home Builders’ Service Dept. Barnum
de Ieel Ae Bros
Ma'f'g Syndicate
Mein St
Golden Ili
Gold
Kitty
Kitty-Katy
Tom
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