LaFollette May Form New Party At January Meet
The Labor Journal tones a possible third party rise after LaFollette and Wheeler show in election returns. It notes LaFollette may beat Roosevelt, but warns the Roosevelt comparison may be imperfect due to uneven female turnout and 1912 voting context. The piece discusses a planned January national Progressive convention and rising unrest within LaFollette supporters.
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Rev Stephens Chernitzky to Speak at Catholic Men’s Meeting
Pastor Rev Stephens Chernitzky of St Stephens LCIG church will address the Bridgeport Council of Catholic Men at the Catholic Community House on Washington Avenue tonight at 8. He will discuss the relation of the Roman Catholic Church to the Charismatic and Greek Catholic churches. The article also covers La Follette's 1924 campaign and reactions from Labor, Democratic, and Republican leaders about the election and third party prospects.
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Washington, DC
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Alderman to Join City Payroll in Sewage Plant Role
Lawrence P. McGough sma alderman of the Second district is to be appointed superintendent of the sewage disposal plant this week to fill an unexpired term. John P Ban ter Mir Baxter faced a narrow primary defeat in the Second district amid a bitter contest for the Republican alderman seat.
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Ig Aald
John P Banter Mir Baxter
Ole
Cantus
Import show sale features tapestries and fine china
Import show sale opens Monday morning November 10 offering tapestries covers rugs and fine china plus artistic pottery. European gifts include feather fans perfumes and handkerchiefs with Irish Swiss and French origins priced 35 to 75 cents. Departmented assortments promise low prices and gifts for home and self.
Fine French perfumes and toiletries on sale
Fine perfumes from France offered with numerous gift ideas. Coty 1-4 oz bottles of L Origon Chypre and Paris perfumes priced at 78c per bottle 42 oz bottles for 1.39 and 14 oz for 2.50. Coty L Origon Paris face powder all shades 75c Coty L Origine toilet water 3 oz 2.65. Djerkiss face powder 39c Toothbrushes made in France bone handles 25c main floor center.
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Embroidered chiffon and velvet cloths offered
Advertises embroidered chiffon at 11.65, 12.50, and 13.95 per yard plus metal brocades for trimming at 5.75 per yard. Describes black chiffon velvet all silk at 42 inches wide for 3.95 per yard. Located on the third floor front.
Irish table linen and Scotch crashes feature sale
Irish table linen and Scotch crashes highlighted with prices across linen napkins at 4.50 to 30 per dozen linen table cloths 3 to 17 linen sets hemmed stitched 4.75 to 16.50 linen huck towels 0.25 to 1.50 fine double damask 72 inches 1.75 yd napkins 6 per dozen 24 inch all linen bleached crash 21c yd main floor rear
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Merald Isle
Beaded Bags and Other Novelties On Display at Main Floor
A fine collection of beaded bags from France Czechoslovakia and Germany showcases varied romance and artistry. Prices range from 1 to 50 for bags with accessories including French necklaces 50c to 20 feather fans from France and Austria 1 25 to 50 and decorated leather goods from Italy 75c to 20 Novelty jewelry 25c to 5 beaded chains from Czechoslovakia 48c to 95c and Japanese pearl necklaces 7c. Main floor display.
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Czechoslovakia
Germany
Austria
Italy
Frou
International baby wear and lingerie price roundup
France sends handmade baby dresses from 1.95 to 25 dollars with matching bonnets bibs and carriage covers. Austria Belgium and Germany contribute peasant dresses bonnets toweling items and baby shoes with prices from under a dollar to about six dollars. Philippines and Porto Rico add embroidered dresses and gowns priced around 1.39 to 4.95. Second floor Remy.
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France
Austria
Belgium
Germany
Philippines
Porto Rico
Most interesting china and pottery show
An ad lists Schramberg pottery with unique shapes and decoration priced 75c to 5.50, crystal glassware from Haida Czechoslovakia in colors 95c to 8.50, hand decorated Czech glassware 95c to 9.50, and art pottery from Czechoslovakia 1.25 to 7.50. It also notes bronzes 4 to 17.50, statuettes 1.50 to 11.50, tea cups 6 for 75c, a 42 piece Willow dinner set for 6.95, English decorated teapots 5c, Holland bowls 25 piece set 85c, and German china tea sets 7.95, on the fourth floor rear.
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Haida
Czechoslovakia
Copenhagen
China
Japan
England
Holland
Umbrellas from France with varied odd handles
Umbrellas that are different come from France in a variety of odd handles mostly old ivory and in a chubby short club effect priced from six to twelve dollars. Main floor, right.
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France
Imported home articles offer rich textile variety
Tapestries that evoke old world romance captivate with colorful designs, priced from 7.50 to 150. Couch covers runners and scarfs feature deep French colorings from 9.50 to 39. Indian wool reversible druggets measure 36 by 72 inches for 6.50, rugs from the Orient range 29 to 100, plus velour and tinsel table scarfs and wool Paris rugs in oval sizes 27 by 34 or 27 by 48 for 4 to 7.50.
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