Rabbi to visit Bridgeport for seminary work
Rabbi Judith Leventerg, chief rabbi of New Haven, will visit Bridgeport next week to promote a new seminary. He will preach at Ahavath Achim and address Adath Israel, with plans for a site at 81-82 Park Street. A mass meeting at M H A Sunday will outline the seminary’s aims and activities.
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Judith Leventerg
New Haven
Bridgeport
Levenders
Ahayvath Achim
Cherry Street
Agudath Achim
Grand Steert
Yale University
Park Street
Texas State Fair Anticipates Ku Klux Klan Displays
An OCR fragment describes Texas State Fair events in October 74 with Klan tokens and streamers. It notes red 100 percent symbols, Klan insignia on cars, buildings, and dresses, and banners seen during the fair. The passage preserves the event’s presence without graphic detail.
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Texas
Temporary Receiver Sought for Trix Cereal Company
William Ely and Thomas C Stead creditors and stockholders filed in Superior Court for appointment of a temporary receiver to protect Trix Cereal of Norwalk. Judge Haines to hear the receivership matter in chambers today to safeguard assets for stockholders and creditors.
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William Ely
Thomas C. ‘Stead
Superior Court
Trix Cereal Company
Norwalk
Poultry Show Plans Set for December 6 and 7
Bridgeport Consolidated Poultry association prepares for its annual show at the Casing with junior classes for 26 young exhibitors. Roland Hallquist of Stratford named junior manager. Senior classes feature Rhode Island Reds Plymouth Rocks Leghorns and Wyandottes with prize ribbons and small cash prizes. Entry fee one dollar. Show limited to about 30 plates for a high grade egg display and judging led by J C Taylor. Howard Valentia, president, active in promotion.
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Bridgeport Consolidated Poultry Association
Country Farm Bureau
Roland Hallquist
Stratford
Rhode Island Reds
Plymouth Rocks
J.C. Taylor
Howard Valienta
Sbridgeport Association
Geologist denies claim on Plymouth Rock origin
Dr Harold Lattimer Alling of the University of Rochester refutes a report that Plymouth Rock fragments came from Canada. He confirms the rock is a glacial boulder moved by ice from the north and that the study did not suggest human relocation.
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Rochester
Massachusetts Patriotic Societies
University of Rochester
Plymouth Rock
Canada
Harold Lattimer Alling
University
Wizard of Klansman outlines bias in immigration plan
Daluwas Tex Oct 24 Imperial Wizard H W Evans describes the Ku Klux Klan’s stance on negros Jews and Catholics urging restriction of immigration and a policy of selecting who may enter the United States He claims native Anglo Saxon stock is declining and calls for immediate immigration controls and a government study of alienism to guide policy.
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Daluwas
Tex
Ku Klux Klan
H. W. Evans
Evans
United States
Hvans
Cape
Hitie
sMorts
Congress
Buyer Must Take Possession Judge Walsh Declares
Judge John Z. Walsh of the Common Pleas Court ruled in Irving Stein vs Matheson and Beach that a buyer who allows the seller to retain property after sale loses recourse if the seller then disposes of it. Stein sued for an automobile purchased from Sabin, left with Sabin to sell within 30 days, Sabin fled, and after 80 days the car remained with the defendants. The judge found that possession by the vendor after sale creates a presumption of fraud that cannot be overcome by evidence of a bona fide or valuable consideration.
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John Z. Walsh
Common
Irving Steinlauf
Bridgeport
George W. Matheson
3Frank E. Beach
Pesonal
R. i Sabin
Sabin
Administrator Gains Judgment In Fatal Street Accident
Judge Frank J D Haines in Superior Court awards judgment in favor of the administrator of Stanley Buzidlo estate. Tavlurzycki sued Christopher P Wall for damages after Wall s truck struck and killed three year old Stanley Bazidlo on Hasnllten Street on March 23 1922. Evidence shows driver had an unobstructed view and failed to avoid the child.
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Frank JD. Haines
Superior Court
Wincentyarta
Lor
Stanley Buzidlo
Argunas
Christopher P. Wall
Tavlurzycki
Walls
Stanley Bazidlo
Hasnllten Street
dungerTaines
Evigenes
Xeen
Aged Woman Dies After Auto Crash in Wtaven
Mrs Sas ran Gildersleeve Kverding died in a hospital last night from injuries suffered Saturday when struck by an automobile driven by George N Donnelly of South Meriden in Wtaven.
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Wtaven
Sas
Gildersleeve Kverding
George N. Donnelly
South Meriden
Party Hallowe'en Planning and Supplies
Your party Hallowe'en will be a huge success with advance planning and formal attire. This store stands ready to help with Halloween colors in crepe paper and cloth, fancy papers and candy boxes shaped like pumpkins and witches. We can assist with costumes for DIY makers.
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Hallowe’en
Slenderizing under garments described with trims
The article details gowns camisoles bloomers drawers and petticoats in muslin batiste and Fruit of the Loom fabrics. Prices range from 1.50 to 3 for gowns and slips, with high neck gowns 2.75 and other pieces like petticoats and corsets priced accordingly.
Extra size silk undergarments and gowns sale
Silk undergarments in extra sizes include chemise and crepe de chine flesh color with lace trim. Bloomers in Radium silk with filet edging, gowns in crepe de chine, and lace trimmed sleeveless models priced around $6.50 to $7.50. Tub silk slips in navy blue and kimonos in assorted cotton crepe colors with ribbon trim up to $4.
Colored Petticoats Plentiful In Various Materials
Display of colored petticoats in sizes and fabrics including sateen silk and cotton blends. Range covers sateen and cotton taffeta petticoats with assorted colors and plain or fancy flounces. Jersey tops paired with sateen flounces and wool jersey tops offered. prices from two to ten dollars. Second floor location noted.
Extra size flannelettes and gowns sale notice
Sale listing for extra size flannelettes in assorted stripes with white neck or collar at 2.25 dollars. Skirts described as white with ounce at 1 dollar. Bloomers offered in assorted stripes with fancy stitched ruffles at 0.75 dollars.
Fashionable Coats for Dress and Sport Wear on Display
The display features rich fabrics, versatile coats from $39.50 to $225, with fur trimmed collars and wide style ranges for Miss 16 to sophisticated buyers. Sport coats in plaid fabrics range $75 to $150, with some models as low as $25, many lined or heavy enough to forgo lining. Second floor, center.
Hats of artistic merit on display today
A splendid showing of hats in various sizes from small to large with rich velvets satins and ostrich trim. The display emphasizes color combinations metallic effects and individuality, with hats priced today at 10.00.
Velour Hats Offer Sport and Street Wear
New velour hats for sport wear priced at 3.95 feature soft quality fabric in small and medium sizes. Described as dignified and comfortable, suitable for business and street wear with a range of approved shades. Second Mor, front.
Boy and Scout Costume Prices at Basement Trout
A local listing offers children's costumes for ages 4 to 12. Indian chief and squaw outfits range from 25 cents to 1.30 dollars, cowboy suits from 2 to 4.50 dollars, and scout suits at 3.50 dollars. Basement, Trout.
Slippers for dancing and ballet shoes sale advert
Patent feather oxfords plain toe tar bays turn soles sizes 11 to 2 and 243 to 6 four thirty. Ballet slippers for earls in sizes 6 to 8 two twenty five to eleven two fifty. Main flyer rear with prices and size ranges.
Deciding on dress roles and fabrics in sale notice
The notice lists costumes such as French Miss quaint Dutch girl and other characters. It promotes cotton fabrics for costumes including cambrics, sateens, figured percales, challies, and beach cloth with prices per yard. It mentions patterns and materials for a variety of theatrical looks.
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Matin Maor
Howlands Candies and Novelties Offerings and Prices
Candy and novelty shop features salted pecans 1.75, salted cashews 1.50, mixed salted nuts 1.25, salted almonds 1.25, salted peanuts 0.50 per lb. Walnut meats 0.65, walnut stuffed dates 0.39, almond shaped nut crisp 0.39, peanut sculptures 0.39, chocolate covered almonds 0.39, milk chocolate almonds 0.90, Brazil nut 0.80, milk chocolate filberts 0.80 per lb. Cherries 0.80. Butter creams assortment 0.39, pumpkins and witches 0.05, Halloween box 0.50, jelly beans 0.39. Chocolate covered witches cats pumpkins dogs 0.10–0.23. Novelties for bolding candies 0.05 or less. Basement front.
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Howlands
Butler
Hallowe'en
Pretty party dresses for girls ages two to sixteen
Shown in two pleasing assortments for young children and older girls. Fabrics and modes reflect age appropriate styles, with dainty delicate details. Second floor displays attractively arranged gowns for childhood and youth.
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