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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
11
Odessa reports say the volunteer army under French command will be reinforced by Crimean detachments while the republican main force ten miles away receives Kiev reinforcements by armored train. Over 200 killed in December 18 street battles, about one third civilians. several schoolchildren wounded.
New York Dec 25 The Jewish Ministers Association of America and the United Relations of Orthodox congregations endorsed Britain's plan for a Jewish homeland in Palestine at a New York convention. Rabbis received greetings from Baker Daniels Brandeis Johnson Clark and others. A resolution favored amalgamation with the Jewish Rabbis association. Cardinal O Connell suggested American rabbis could curb an influx of Bolshevism. Paris Dec 25 The French mission to the Caucasus was warmly welcomed at Ekaterinoe and Novo Rostisk districts with officers of the allied fleet hosted and a dinner at Waterinodar praising the allied armies and a “centered and regenerated Russia.”
Ernest Latore of Norwalk sues Stephen Varga for $5,000 in Superior court claiming his son Alexander Latore was seriously injured July 10 when struck by Varga's car while crossing Warren Street Norwalk. Alleged permanent injury and extensive medical bills. Papers returnable to January term.
Stratford avenue and Waterman avenue property attached in foreclosure proceedings brought by Minnie Hoffman of Hartford against Morris Schlacer of Derby Joseph Lebovitch and Sol Hartung of Bridgeport. Hoffman says Schlacer gave a 4300 note and mortgaged the Bridgeport property. Lebovitch and Hartung claim attachments. Suit returnable to the Superior court, January term.
Che I Read Co at Wn announces a January Sale on second floor ready to wear ending when displays are cleared. Prices include many coats suits and dresses discounted from $15 to $195 with coats in fur and fabric varieties reduced from regular top prices to bargain levels for a limited quantity.
Prices on silk blouses scarves and abundant furs slashed after Christmas. Forsythe waists handkerchief linen and crepe de chine blouses plus black fur scarfs lynx and fox stoles discounted. demand colors include black taupe brown and henna with new millinery arrivals on the second floor after Christmas.
Indications point to steady prices for ready-to-wear merchandise through spring. Prices here include reductions on suits coats serge and silk dresses and evening wraps.
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