Mental Hygiene Clinic Treating Bridgeport Caseload Grows
The Mental Hygiene Clinic in Bridgeport at 991 Broad Street now cares for 20 patients with 12 awaiting acceptance. Most referrals come from social agencies and officials, with some self referrals. The program aims to treat those with nervous difficulties before situations worsen, including a notable share of children. Dr. Daniel P. Griffen leads examinations after thorough histories, with office hours weekdays and Tuesday afternoon clinic. A New York psychiatrist visits three days weekly. The clinic will be included in the Community Chest budget this year.
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Bridgeport
Broad Street
Siner Ila
Pbridgeport
Board of Education
Tpub-Le Health Department
Mental Hgiene Society
Daniel P. Griffen
Mental Hygiene Society
New York
Mental Hysiene Society
Magistrate Criticizes Jail for Newsboys Detention
In New York on October 18 an AP report notes Magistrate Brodsky denouncing the overnight jailing of three newsboys who sold papers in a subway station. He dismissed the boys with lenient sentences, saying there is no humane system for boys unlike for dogs and cats.
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New York
Brodsky
Humane Society
Astor Opens Private Railway at Ruinebeck Estate
Vincent Astor today put into operation a private railway on his country estate. The one half mile track features a steam locomotive six feet long and a two person passenger car. Part of the route crosses rustic bridges and the railway will be used to tour visitors around the Astor estate.
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Ruinebeck
Vincent Astor
Mr. Astor
Mellosio Powder Ad Sends New Beauty Appeal
A French process powder named Mellosio promises non sweating wear, no shine, long wear, and a natural skin appearance with a soft velvety finish. Ad copy touts pore invisibility and lasting coverage.
Happy Tailor Who Sang at His Work Gains Concert Date
Mas Borman a New York tailor who sang while working his shop has been urged toward a musical career. Vocal coach Bourg discovered his talent and arranged studies leading to a February concert in Avolian ball. Borman trained six months, learned languages and two operas, with aims toward the Metropolitan stage.
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New York
Mas Borman
Borman
Avolian Ball
Berman
Bourg
Caru- 80
Decker Speaks at Connecticut Bible Pupils Convention
Rev Dr Charles A Decker of Bridgeport addresses 652 delegates from 16 Connecticut cities at the state convention of Bible classes in Bridgeport High School. He warns crime and vice, urges keeping America safe through Christ as movie and print immorality loom.
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America
Charles A. Decker
First Baptist Church of
Bridgeport
Connecticut
Decker
Cotumbus
Frederick
Peck
Bridgeport Federation of Men's Bible Classes
W. O. Forign
Everyman's Bible
Conger
Chester C. Marshall
First Methodist
Lester Burdick
Everyman's Bible Class Orchestra
DeKoven
Lithuanian League selects officers and plans events
Delegates of the Lithuanian National League of Sandara met in Waterbury choosing officers for the year and naming Bridgeport as the next convention site. The group announced a February 6 state ball and a November 15 concert in New Britain, with John Mikalausas as president and Matthew Vaketa itis as vice president, among others. The league, with over 8,000 members in 6 lodges nationwide, aims to educate Lithuanian Americans as patriotic citizens and engage in American politics.
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Waterbury
Lithuanian National League of Sandara
Bridgeport
New Britain
John Mikalausas
Matthew Vaketaitis
New Haven
Arthur Orentas
Michigan Has Fine Prospects On Court
Michigan kept its Western Conference record clean with a sweeping victory over Wisconsin, leading the Big Ten with two conference wins. Iowa opened conference play with a win against Illinois, while Chicago and Purdue and Minnesota had limited or no conference actions. Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana and Northwestern trailed in standings.
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Chicago
Michin
Wisconsin
Big Ten
Iowa
Illiois
Nick Kutsch
Pj Wching
Red’ Grange
Purdue
Minnesota
Illinois
Inliana
Northwestern
Rosa Ponselle Delights Stratford Audiences In Concert
Rosa Ponselle, famed soprano and Metropolitan Opera star, enchanted Bridgeport readers in a Poli’s Palace recital. Her sister Carmela stood briefly as she announced the audience, enhancing the day’s event. the program ranged from Verdi to Grieg with generous encores and piano by Stuart Rosa.
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Misa Ponselle
Bridgeport
Rosa Ponselle
Stuart Rosa
Mies Ponselle
Suicidin
Fonchielli
Ernani
Warner
Georges
Mr Ross
Rachmaninoff
Miccie
Rachimaninoff
Tasker Howard
Pell Street
Timerson Whithorne
Percy Grainger
Killed At Crossing In Old Orchard Maine
CAP George H Hutchinson son of an Old Orchard hotel proprietor was killed when his car was struck at a crossing by a Boston-bound express train on the Boston and Maine Railway.
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Old Orchard
George H Hutchinson
Boston and Maine
Destroyer Jonett Refloated and Towed for Hull Exam
The destroyer Jonett ran aground near Melville Naval Station in heavy seas. Naval tugs pulled her off the sand and towed her to Portsmouth for hull inspection with no damage found. the vessel, an old Coast Guard cutter, remains in service.
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Noiwport
BR. L
Jonett
Naval
Melville
Portsmouth
Jowett
Coast Guard Service
Attorney General cited in Fairfield action
Fairfield October 13 Special Attorney General Frank E Healy of Connecticut has been cited to appear before the Superior court in Fairfield county by October 27 to answer Clarence H Sturges action against the selectmen and inhabitants of Fairfield The suit seeks clear title to two parcels on Herdsman island at Mill River including a tide privilege with gates dam and mill pond and a second parcel with a double dwelling and outbuildings The case traces a town grant to Joseph Perry and notes controversy over the town rights and a cloud on title Sturges claims ownership in fee simple and possession and says he may rebuild the old dam into a tide mill tavern to encourage public use The town meeting resolution authorizing a lease to Sturges was later defeated Town briefs report a liquor sale arrest and a grass fire at Tainter property plus Monday local meetings at Roger Ludlowe High and St Pauls auxiliary and church parish house plans"}
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Fairfild
Frank E. Healy
State of
Connecticut
Fairffeld County
Clarence H. Sturges
Sasto Hill
Fairfeld
Mill River
Clarence Sturges
Southport
Elmore
Banks
Fairfield
Joseph Perry
Clarence B. Sturges
Clarence
Sturges
Mr. Sturges
Mal
Nahe
Paul Hotchke
Royavenue
Charles Tainter
Southport Fire Company
Tainter
Aehhoel
Roger Ludlowe
DuPont
St Paul's Church
Daiy
Lightet Oo
First Church of Christ
First Ecclesiastical Society
Center Street
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Schippand-Casell
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Sedgwick Avenue
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Lilian M
Setate Granda Lodge
Seymour
Humphrey Lodge of
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Stratford M. EB
Lanphear Ia
L. B. Morrow
Mary Sales Hancott
Reg Men's Hall
St. James Council
St James Council
Knights of Columbus
Red Men’s Hall
Milford
Devon Bridgeport
Shelton
Sheton
Charlotte
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Frederick Terry Turner
Franken H. Turner
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Coats
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