Newtown Schools Found In Good Shape By Supervisor
Klansmen supervisor analyzes Newtown education report noting 555 pupils registered across Hawley High and Hawley School with district totals. The calendar outlines 189 school days, term dates, and staff including principal Orrie Stoddard and teachers at Hawley and Sandy Hook. Changes include Hawley afternoon start at 12 30 pm and a vote notice for town electors.
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Newtown
Pelegram Service
Ward Traland
Hawley High
Hawley School
Sandy Hook
Fist
Zear
iGrays Plain
Half Way River
W Huntington
Gregory's Orchard
Taunton
Landis
I Flat
Hawley ‘High School
Orrie Stoddard
Mary Read
Mathetramtics
Marion W. Lynch
Engish
Ruth Shea
Amelia Beard
Mary Bigett
Mary TF. Fenech
Mary K. ‘Hayes
Gladya ‘Helvea
Cecelia Keane
Flat Swamp
iMias Dua
Maroney Grays
Plain
Florence Gaffney
Zoar
Elia Lillis
Huntington
Ruth “Roberta
Jennie R. Honan
Lands End
P. H. McCarthy
Itle
Randy Hooks
HeleniThrall
William Perry
Hawley ‘School
Sarah Farrell
Effie Yon
Louise Maye
Josephine Maye
Winifred Murphy
Louie Nichols
Francis Scanlon
Bridgeport
Peter Quinn
Danbury Road
Canada
iThe Adag Israel Synagogue
Meetings Tonight Across Bridgeport and Nearby Areas
American Fabrics association meets at Court Marina and F of A venue 1087 Broad Street Bridgeport Loyal Grange lodge gathers at 181 State Street Humbolt Stamm VA at 1z ML 176 Fairfield Avenue Detter carriers hold session at 164 State Street
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American Fabrics Association
Court Marina
F. of A
Broad Street
Bridgeport
Loyal Grange Lodge
State Street
Humbolt Stamm
Fairfield Avenue
Detter Carriers
Oath of Allegiance Shows Strange Klan Pledges in Connecticut
A 1924 account exposes a Ku Klux Klan oath in Connecticut that intertwines secrecy and loyalty with defense of white supremacy. The ritual ties obedience to the constitution loosely, mandates concealment of Klan matters, and commits members to aid Klan members and uphold the organization over ordinary law. The text notes contradictions such as promising to assist law officers while pledging to shield Klan rights and acts, illustrating the oath’s conflicting demands.
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United States
Stanford
Darien
Connecticut
Shotion
Oath of Allegiance for Ku Klux Klan Members Pledge
The text presents a detailed oath for Klan members, requiring unconditional obedience to the Ku Klux Klan, loyalty to its imperial authority, secrecy, and defense of its views. It binds members to uphold laws, aid officers, protect white supremacy, and swear allegiance to the United States while rejecting outsiders. The document notes a forthcoming detail about Klan women in Connecticut.
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Ku Klus Klan
United States of America
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Connecticut
Devon Car Smashed After Catching Trolley Track
Albert Peschell of West Avenue, Naugatuck Gardens, returning from Bridgeport at 6 15 PM, lost control of his car when it struck a trolley pole near Dr Pons, overturning and demolishing the top and body. he escaped injuries. Washington reports Devon will get a classified post office space at least 509 feet of floor space, with plans for a new building on Naugatuck Avenue south of the Devon Theatre rented to the government. the office will employ a superintendent and a clerk, with Mrs C Platt retained as clerk.
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Devon
Albert Peschell
West Avenue
Naugatuck Gardens
Bridgeport
Dr. Pons
Pesche
Washington
Naugatuck Avenue
Devon Theatre
C. Platt
Fairfield Bridge Walk Obstructed by Deep Hole
Fairfield October 3 Tele gram Service A deep hole obstructs the Fairfield bridge walkway. Community notices report the Town School committee may meet Tuesday night at the high school, and a portable school house request is not budgeted. Mothers club of Greenfield Hill was formally organized yesterday and will meet monthly to discuss home and children issues. Officers elected include Mrs Stephen Wilson president Mrs Frank Lobdell vice president and Mrs Harvey Taylor secretary treasurer. Club recently held a successful supper with about 60 attendees. Rev B S Winchester spoke at the event. Greenfield Congregational church Ladies Sewing Society met at Normandy cottage Fairfield Beach this week. Beginning Sunday the Greenfield Congregational church Sunday School begins at 12 with service at 10 30. Primary junior and intermediate departments are formed and the adult Bible class will start this week led by Rev B S Winchester. The church building improvement committee reports 75 percent of funds subscribed and aims to finish renovation soon.
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Fairfield
Mothers Club of
Greenfield Hill
Stephen Wilson
Frank Lobdell
Harvey Taylor
B. 8. Winchester
Ladies Sewing Society
Greenfield Congregational Church
Normandy Cottage
Fairfield Beach
B. 5
Winchester
Other Woman At Funeral Replaced Palmieris Wife
Mrs. Anna Palmieri testified in Superior court that her husband walked with “the other woman” at their car parade, a public affront that humiliated her. Palmieri was arrested on statutory charges. Divorces granted to Louise Holmes Weber, Mary Perry Dolbec. Weber left within six months of marriage. Dolbec’s husband disappeared after a confrontation. One witness was a 30 year old son from a former marriage.
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Anna Palmieri
Huntlett Street
Marvin
Superior Court
Palmieri
Eugene Dolbec
Milford
Dolbec
Nurse Irked by Wifely Duties Quits Five Times
Robert MacDowell a 27 year old from Remington Street obtained a divorce from Carrie Winchell MacDowell in Superior court. He testified she left him five times claiming dissatisfaction with life and desired freedom. Their four year marriage produced a daughter now cared for by his sister.
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Robert
MacDowell
Remington Street
Marvin
Superior’ Court
Carrie Winchell MacDowel
Binghamton
N. Y
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