LaTour Seeks Divorce From Lillian LaTour
William Lewis LaTour filed a divorce action in Superior Court on Saturday against his wife Lillian A. LaTour alleging she suffered tuberculosis before marriage and concealed it until the day after their wedding.
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William Lewis LaTour
Lillian A. LaTour
Northeastern Bridgeport Division Opens Evening School
The Bridgeport division of Northeastern University begins its School of Commerce and Finance as part of the Y M C A program. Evening classes for men and women run 780 to 12 with enrollments expected to total several hundred, plus an engineering institute and preparatory school opening in October.
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Northeastern Univeral
Gilbert Street
Northeastern University
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New Haven
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Providence
Worcester
Bridge- Fort
Masachusetts
United Church
Ray
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School of Commerce and Finance
Bernard P. Saltmen
George M. Moder
Philp V. Cavitt
TE. PB. Blanchard
William B. Griffen
H. M. Sturges
J. Paul Foscer
P. H. Prahlema
Vilages
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Adams Calls Reserve Board to Admit Mistake on Par Plan
L R Adams secretary of the National and State Bankers Protective Association urges the Federal Reserve Board to acknowledge an error in the Claiborne Adams par clearance plan. He argues banks should know if they may charge exchanges now that the Supreme Court ruled the prior plan beyond the law and asks the board to abandon the policy and align with the court's limits.
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Promotions in Reserve Corps Named for Bridgeport and Stratford
Five Bridgeport residents and one from Stratford were named in the Southern Connecticut district Reserve Corps promotions list, released by Major W L Roberts assistant chief of the 76th division. From Bridgeport are First Lt Frank G Sivernall 115 Main St 418 Infantry Second Lt Willum G Jennings 621 Connecticut Ave 301st Observation First Lt Tra S Peterson 63 Fairfield Ave 418 Infantry Second Lt Vincent Sexton Stratford 301 Obs.
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Stratford
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Officera Reserve Corps
W. L. Roberts
76Th Division
S.A
New Haven
Frank G. Sivernall
Main Street
Willum G. Jennings
Connecticut Avenue
Tra S. Peterson
Ten youths to face trial this morning
Ten youths aged 16 to 23 will be tried in City court this morning on charges of frequenting a gambling resort. The raid on the Orioles club at 408 Helen street led to the arrest of ten individuals and the proprietor Edward J. Walsh being released on 250 dollars bond. Names and addresses of the arrestees are listed.
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Orioles Club
Helen Street
Edward J. Walsh
Witlam Ara
Peter Pavilic
Berkshire Avenue
William A Althhusen
Beach Street
Frank Kerkes
Hallett Street
Franc Walsh
Joseph Koval
Pearl Street
James Thoomsek
Edward Donofrio
Shelton Street
Steve Jankura
Coroline Street
Paul Peka
Sheridan Street
Bridgeport Boys Club Opens Season Tonight
The Bridgeport Boys Club, under renovations this summer, starts its 36th year tonight with a radio program. Refreshments and entertainments will be offered as enrollments are expected to rise from last year’s turnout of over 400 boys, with at least 200 more anticipated this week. Supervisory staff includes Miss Lena Turner Mrs Martha Morrison and Herbert Hart.
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Bridgeport Boys Club
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Special Danbury Fair Train Next Wednesday
The New Haven railroad announces extra train service and reduced rates for the Danbury fair, October 1 to 6. An special Bridgeport Day run on Wednesday October 3 will depart Bridgeport at 3:20 am with stops at Trump bull, Long Hill, Stepney, Botsford, Newtown, Hawleyville, and Danbury Fair Grounds, returning at 5:20 pm. Also notes a 200-year-old fret meerschaum pine carved by a Hungarian shoemaker remains of interest.
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Gridgeport
Trumpbull
Long Hill
Stepney
Botsford
Newtown
Hawleyville
Danbury Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Obors
Autumn bride gift ideas from a grand department store
A department store showcases gift suggestions for autumn brides across five floors. Lamps in floor, table, boudoir styles priced from 85 cents to 25 dollars, silk shade lamps, Pyrex, and a wide dinnerware selection from Japan, France, England, and domestic makers. Includes Grindley open stock china at 52 pc for 20.73 dollars and 100 pc set for 39 dollars.
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Japan
France
England
Grindley’s
Hand Painted Nippon China Offers Wide Selection
Hand painted Nippon china on display with frequent new imports. Hundreds of pieces available including bon bon dishes cake sets berry and chocolate sets and various utensils. Featured sets include amatnun Beate peae tea sets tea pot sugar and cream. prices from $3.75 to $17.50. items on the fourth floor center.
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