The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-04-29
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w. Birdsey Sniffen and bride re- turned from their wedding trip Satur- day night and are now happily domi- ciled with Mrs. W. B, Sn1ffen Tn san dy Hook.
 Mrs M J. Donohue of New York will spend the week with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Egan. Saturday. sne will be rejoined by her husband who is now on business trip to Pennsyi- vania. They will return Sunday
 Miss Etta Martin is visiting frlends in New York for this week. Mrs. Paul MOTION of Botsford, visit ed her mother, Mrs. Ralph Whitloc2 Monday.
 Mrs W. F. Hale is in the metropehs today on a shopping trip.
 Arthur Beard was 8 weekend and over Sunday guest at his home Tn Sandy Hook, returning to his employ ment in Bridgeport, Monday.
 John G. Beers and J. C. Woodruff spent yesterday in Bridgeport. Bambino the infant child Of John Walachski of the Purchase district. southbury. was buried in the St. Rose Icemetery today by Undertaken F. w. Troy.
 Mrs. Catherine Mahoney Farrell died at her home in Derby, Monday night, and her remains will be brought 70 Newtown. Thursday. at 10:34 an for burial The deceased was we'll known resident Of NeWtown for all 1 her life up to fifteen years ago when with her family, she removed to Derby,
 after the death of her, husband, Thom- l as Farrell. She is survived by one daughter Mary. and one son, Thona- las both unrn arried, who resided with
 her One sister. Mrs. M. Buckley of
 New York. also survive. The de lceased was very prominent in the Ichurch work of St. Roses parish while
 residing here and all her old co-work- lers will be sorry to hear of her death
 Her age was 76 years.
 Undertakers Prindle and Morris con- signed to it's last resting place in Hands End cemetery Hawleyville. to- ]aday, the body of the unfortunate sui- I eide Asa HawIey- A large number Of friends and prominent townspeop1e Isorrowfu1Iy followed the funeral COZ Itege from chapel to the grave. l W. A Canfield win his force of men are very busy painting this spring. and Imany residences in the burough begin Ito show up radiantly as "a result of I their work.
 Miss Mirian Taylor of Brookheld and New ork. will lecture in the lHaw1eyville chapel Friday evening. May | Subject: The Currents of 1.-the Air. Admission will be free. but a silver offering will be made at the end of the lecture for the chapel fund. All are invited
 Mrs. Henry Hunt is seriously i'll and lDr. Brown of Danbury. was in con- isu1tation. Monday. with her physician. 3r. W. H. Kiernan- nurse also is lin attendance but the condition of I the patient is still uncertain.
 Messrs. M. A. Corbett, Frank Wright, lI4 H. Curtis Edward Troy and M I Kflbride were in Bridgeport yester- Iday as witnesses in the superior court land court of common pleas on cases of local interest.
 Miss Helen Keane Of Gas street. ! who graduates from the Danbury Nor Imal school in June is considering the 1acceptance of a position in the schools iof Washington, Conn She has trained I fparticuIarly for the work of sixth and l lseventh grades in assignments she has filled in the schools in Danbury dur ling the course of study Miss Keane lis graduate of Newtdwn High Ischool, class of 1912, having won hon Iors in her first alma. mater. and hei teachers look for a successful career .l for her in her chosen profession.