First Municipal Gym Is Dedicated in Bridgeport
Bridgeport opens its first municipal gymnas ium on Stratford avenue opposite Yellow Mill playground with an exhibition volleyball game between Bridgeport and Waterbury fire departments. Alderman Al Burdick dedicates the building for indoor sports and municipal activities. Attending were Alderman Burdick Thomas McCormack Earl Martin Recreation Superintendent P V Guban Captain Max Baum and others. The gym measures 36 by 74 feet with heating seating showers two dressing rooms and facilities for indoor sports.
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Bridgeport
Stratford Avenue
Yellow Mill Playground
Waterbury Fire Department
al Burdick
City of Bridieport
Alderman Burdick
Thomas McCormack
Earl Martin
P. V. Guban
Max Baum
Johnson
Martin
Fidelity Capital and Related Banks Clarified
Inquiries at the Capital Service office asked if Fidelity Capital Corporation is connected with Fidelity Trust of Boston. The state reply names Fidelity Capital as a Massachusetts corporation with directors including Mercantile Trust, Industrial Loan, Citizens National, Equitable Trust, and others.
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Capital Service Company
Ality Capital Corporation
Fidelity Trust Company of
Boston
Fred J. Turner
Fidelity Capital Corporation
Trust Company
Massachusetts
Mercantile Trust Company
Industrial Loan Compay
Morris Plan
St. Louis
Citizens National Bank
Equitable Trust Company of
Doctor Edward Dupes Dies at Bridgeport Hospital
Dr. Edward W. Dupes, 48, a well known city physician, died after months of illness at Bridgeport hospital. Survived by wife, brother Harry A. Dupes, and sister Mrs Selle Robinson. private funeral at Emily home 2093 Park area. Lakeview Cemetery burial.
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Edward W. Dupes
Bridgeport
Dr. Duped
New Haven
Parrfield County Medical Association
American Medical Society
Woodmen
Order of Foresters
the Macabees
Harry A. Dupes
Selle Robinson
Irunday
Emily Home
Park Arcaud
Lakeview Cemeter
Fashionable Browns and Linen Linens Debut at Chedd Read Co
Read Co showcases apparel on the second floor with russet, golden brown, orange and chestnut tones dominating. Linen damask fabrics, napkins, and tablecloths hold firm prices despite higher market value, while fine silverware sets and glow of sequins and silks on the main floor promise elegant winter gowns and coats with rich colors and Batik linings.
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