Four Divorces on Trial Today in Superior Court
Four uncontested divorce petitions are set for 10:00 am before Judge L. Brown in Superior court. Petitions involve Viola M Abrams Kane of New York asserting bigamy by Patrick Kane of Danbury. Florence Kane seeks decree and custody of a minor. Viola Northrop Adams of Stamford sues Howard A. Fers. Enrico Carpanini alias Hen F Com of Stamford faces Anetta Carpanini in a marriage that began April 14, 1901.
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L. Brown
Superior Court
Pone
Viola M. Abrams Kane
New York
Patrick & Kane
Danbury
Aunor Francis
Nevers
Kane
Suro
Beno
Moy Fisk Wathen
Staniford
Artur W. Wathe
New Bedford
Maas
Aho
Floy Wisk Whitney
Mase Viola Northrop Adams
Stitaford
Howard A
Maren
Enrico Carpanini
Stamford
Anetta Carpanini
Midal promises relief for painful periods from old fashioned view
An advertisement describes Midal as a barbiturate pain reliever for menstrual cramps. It claims quick action within five to seven minutes, allows sufferers to function, and can be taken preventively before monthly pain. The product is sold in a small aluminum case for fifty cents.
Elegant draped silhouette dress pattern No 983
The ad describes a chic draped silhouette with center front fluttering fasters, a swathed hipline and deep French V bodice, two-piece bodice, three-piece skirt with a circular godet, and fabrics like silk crepe and georgette. Measurements cover busts 16 to 42 inches. fabric yardage and prices listed. patterns available by mail from Pattern Editor, Bridgeport Telegram.
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Alrea
Rome Embassy Attache to Marry Texas Girl
Harold H. Tittman secretary of the American embassy in Rome announces his engagement to Miss Eleanor Barclay sister of Robert Barclay of San Antonio. Tittman a wartime pursuit pilot met Eleanor in Rome and they plan a Paris wedding on February 14 followed by a week at Orami Palace. A US honeymoon trip is planned for next summer.
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Rome
Harold H. Tittman
St. Louis
Eleanor Barclay
Robert Barclay
National Bank of Commerce of
San Antonio
Tittman
United States
Eleanor
Paris
Orami Palace
Battles Recounted at Kiwanis Club Meeting by Burr
Burr narrates British 1777 raid on Connecticut with Danbury Westport and Compo Beach battles. He cites General Tryon retreat to ships after fierce fighting, casualties including Wooster Gould Elmer Lamb, and notes Saratoga victory heartening Continental troops.
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Kiwanis Club
New England
Claence Billings
New Haven
Willian HW Barr
Cheenticka
Gormecticus
Compo Beach
Burr
Connecticut
Washington
New York
New Dersey
Bur Wowne
Lake George
Chenprad Howe
Bury
Danby
Danbury
Hudson
Put~ Tun
West Point
Tyron
Westport
Fairfield
Nungatuc
Concord
Boston
Sliiman
Wooster
Arb
Lamb
Gould
Fateld
Elmer
Tryon
Campo Beach
Ridgefield Way
General Wooster
Bethel
Greens Farms
Mr Burr
Lexington
Howe
Burgoyne
Saratoga
Mr. Burr
Norwalk
New York Unemployed Urge Mayor Walker to Open Food Kitchens
About 600 jobless protesters gathered in New York calling on Mayor Walker to open municipal kitchens and shelters. They were prevented from marching on City Hall for lack of a permit and met at the Manhattan Lyceum to adopt resolutions.
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New York
Associated Press
Walker
City Hall
Manhattan Lyceum
Workers
Communist) Party
Workmen's Industrial Relief
New York Council
United States Senate
Soviet Union
William Weinstone
Workers Party
America
Suit Against Norwalk Company Settled
Zurich General Accident and Liability Insurance sued Norwalk Tire and Rubber for 2000 in damages claiming cancellation of two insurance policies for auto and workmen's compensation and nonpayment of agreed premiums. Settlement occurred just before the scheduled trial.
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Zurich General Accident and Liability Insurance Company, Ltd
Zurich
Switzerland
Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company
Norwalk Company
Bridgeport Woman Initiates Divorce Action
Bridgeport resident Havel K. Glick files for divorce from Bert Ro Dunk in Superior Court. The action alleges unspecified grounds and lists Dunk as the spouse, with the case filed yesterday in Bridgeport.
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Bridgeport
Kerrigan
Havel K. Glick
Bert Ro
Bridgepork
Royston
Vital Statistics Birth notices scattered through January items
A garbled list records multiple birth announcements with names and addresses, noting newborn daughters and sons on various January dates. Many lines contain misspellings and partial details but identify parents and birthdates such as a daughter for Mary Lindra and a son for Victoria Betungue, among others.
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Venty
Mary Lindra
Dauphier
Sidhey Ane
Minnie Muskawite
Loplir Street
Son
Vittoia
Annan
Weod Avenue
Agron Ay Oldie
Whitney Avenue
Fairfield Go 10 Church New Term Begins
The new term of the Go-To-Church program at the First Church of Christ starts Sunday in Fairfield. Any youth may enroll with parental or guardian consent. Attendees sit with parents and may miss one service. an attendance honor pin is given after meeting requirements.
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Fairfield
John H. Grant
Ny Uist
Redfern unveils formal gown with bold rose details
Redfern's designer presents a formal evening gown in blue green and beige roses. The stiff silk fabric shapes a graceful announced skirt with a long trailing bow that nearly touches the floor, highlighting the cut and material.
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Redfern
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Radford B. Smith Co
Elim Street
Telegram
Faquesite
Texas
Creomullion
Aoa
N. Y
Vital. Statistics
Joseph
Mary Dinniko
Eilley Street
Iar
Bessie Gannon
Tatagetie Etreet
Clayton and
Beatrice Marcille
Caliande Avenue
Fred and
Mary Carson
Har
Street
Fairfield Yal
First Church of Christ
Bungta Club
A. BE. Thomas
Chud
Ming Ave Bulkley
Stanley
Eben Storey
Mig
Peter
Eben Burr
Rocen
Robert Stanley
Catherine McLeod
Lucy Stanley Hick
Bimola Club
Chueh of Christ
Froopa
Boy Scouts of Americsa
Child Memorial
Chueh Council
Ina Church of Christ
Shere Ina
Une
Rolvaag
Great Northwest
Jon
Lawson
Winthrop
Hadleys
Coggswell
Hadley
Broad Street
John, Bridgeport
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