Prizes Worth While At Coming Dog Show
The Bridgeport Kennel Club bench show at Park City rink on September 30 and October 1 promises top competition with over a thousand top dogs across classes. Sanctioned by the American Kennel Club, prizes carry New York and Boston show prestige. Premium books will be available early September at D. D. Smith's Sporting Goods, while local civic leaders donate cups and trophies.
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Bridgeport Kennels Club
Park City
Bridgeport Kennel Club
New England
American Kennel Club
New York
Boston
D. D. Smith
Sporting Goods
Fairfield Avenue
Bridgeport
Henry A. Bishop
Buckingham
Lee
J. W. Dean
Victor Kennels
Windsor Hotel
John M. Donnelly
Davis & Hawley
Wissahilicon Kennel Club
Pennsylvania
Eckart Bros
A. W. Smith
Piqua
Ohio
Alfords King
America
Sporting Coaches Bring Olympic Stars to Bridgeport Y M C A Trials
Harry F Porter Olympic high jump winner and H L Trube former mile champion train local candidates for the Connecticut Y M C A championship at Seaside Park on September 18. Supervising is H H Reinhardt Y M C A physical director. Any Y M C A member can try out to represent Bridgeport with numerous candidates reporting daily for practice.
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America
Seaside Park
Harry F. Porter
London
H. L. Trube
H. H. Reinhardt
Association
Bridgeport
McKie Wins Handicap Quarter Mile Time Trial
McKie captured first place in a handicap quarter mile time trial starting from the 30 yard mark with a 53 percent second performance. Captain Kelley, running from scratch, finished second.
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McKie
Kelley
Big State Fair At Charter Oak Park Draws All
The Connecticut Fair at Charter Oak Park runs September 6 to 11 and draws men women and children. Daily at fair headquarters a steady stream of visitors enter to compete in home garden and pet categories. The family character of the event is illustrated by small incidents and participant pride.
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Charter Oak Park
Connecticut
Old New England Fair Honors Family Roles In Exhibits
The passage extols a country Fair as a gathering that draws families with housework cooking china painting preserves and pantry displays aimed at women and children. It links the event to rural heritage and the memory of farmhouse kitchens, dairies, and traditional domestic crafts as a shared cultural appeal.
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New England
Ferguson Stopped by Jeanette in Eighth Round
New York August 28 Sandy Ferguson weighed over 200 pounds and fought Joe Jeanette who weighed about 185. Jeanette pressed the pace from the sixth round as Ferguson tired and signaled to quit. The bout ended in the eighth round with Jeanette declared winner in a lackluster heavyweight clash.
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United Press
New York
Sandy Ferguson
Joe Jeanette
Paris
Ferguson
Fairmont A. C
Jeanette
Billy Gibson
Jimmy Johnson
Sandy
Jeannette
Boston
AT HIS THROAT
Watertown Aug 28 Frank Sides 51 of Waterbury killed himself by cutting his wrist and throat with a penknife then hanging from an apple tree. He appeared mentally unbalanced. He leaves a wife and several children. Miss Emma Crane of Broad Street is spending a two weeks vacation at Philadelphia.
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Watertown
Frank Sides
Waterbury
Emma Crane
Broad Eet
Philadelphia
O rulers New Twirler Receives Rank Support O Rourke
Newfield hosts a doubleheader with Bridgeport winning the opener 10-3 and Holyoke taking the finale 12-6. Artie Romer starts the first game for Bridgeport, while O Connor debuts for Holyoke in game two as errors and defensive lapses top the action. Frank Hill leads at the plate with multiple hits for Holyoke and Ladd adds consistently in both games as Bosk and Gibbs hold the mound duties for Bridgeport.
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Holyoke
Bridgeport
Newfield
Bridgepot
McCormick
Artie Romer
Arthur
Files
Bosk
Capt. McCormick
Freddie Gibbs
Freddie
Jim
O’connor
New York State
Papermakers
Frank Hill
Ladd
Bannon
Steinhauser
Tibe
Hill
Frank
Hiram
Miller
Bunyan
Sweeney
Kocher
Gibbs
Steiny
Stin
Scanlon
Hilt
Fanning
Stell—hauser
Jana Scanlon
Texas
Beaumont
Baker
Burke
Dugram
Duggan
Hearn
Gibbs and
Romer
Papermaker
Akers
D Kocher
Connor
CleanEasy Tam Lets Hand Guarantagd 20 Percent Goes
A fragmented OCR item mentions CleanEasy and Tam, with garbled phrases about guarantees, grease, ink, and paper. The readable bits suggest a consumer notice or product claim regarding a 20 percent figure, but details are unclear. No clear entities beyond brands appear.
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Hartford, Conn
Alsoo
Dare Devil Dash
Flying Cordens
Hartford Trust Building
Main Street
Central Row
Walter J. Snyder
Greggs
HUB Clothing
Public Market&Branch
Public Market Building
State and Bank
Sts
East Main ‘St
Rewana Cafe
Crawford Laundey Fied Avenue
Harry Porter
BIG State Fair
O’rourke
Niagara
Falls
Lehigh Valley
R. R
Wnee
N. N. No
Cyrus
Avenue
Cannon St
Tam
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