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and purchases,.wrlte'or call. 3111137er advise " ‘“ ‘
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“la-Y9 an excellent organization and
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Sunday at the‘ :Hotel Stanfield.
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state of Connecticut, thefi‘finlgg‘tgé
Orthodox Jewish Congress .on'
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sold utmost-month.
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53 Main St,
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a bound and note the delicious flavor.
Fitted Prunes. cook in 10 minutes. okir. ... . .i. . . . 28c ,
Rinso for washing, no boiling. like.
White House Breaderv. next to
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83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY ?hone 1405.
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N orwalk
9c
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.«4 H the
a Union of Orthodox ”Jewish Con—
1 mentions of menu. was called moo
Drg George.H. Oohen of Hartford,
“ United. Assisthnt' W rlct Attorney
and editor at the Hebrew Record1 (pro.
sided. ‘ ‘1‘ ‘ 3
Addresses were made by Rabbi W.
Wittenstein,’ Bridgegort; Rabbi S. El-
kin of New Haven. Rabbi Herbert S.
Goldstein, New York, Mrs. Herbert S.
Goldstein, president of the Union of
Orthodox Jewish Women of America.
Harry G. Fromberg, president of‘
Young Israel of America; Charles H.
Shapiro, president; I. L. Brll. execu‘
tive Secretary and George‘Greenspun,
director of organizations respectively
at the Union of Orthodox Jewish
Congregations of America. ‘
The following resolutions Were
adopted: 1~Thls conference re-
solves to create the Union of Ortho-
dox Jewish Congregations of the
State of Connecticut to be amliated
with the Union of Orthodox Jemsn
Congregations of America.' Z—That
' the purpose ot’vthe organization he to
organize Jewish communities for re-
ligious, educational, and general Jew-
ish all'alrs. 3e'lfihat all organizations
affiliated with the State Union pay the
sum of the dollars annually Which
shall be transmitted to the treasury
of thoNatlonal Union. lei—Thar the
conference endorses the one million
dollar campaign of the Union of Jew-
ish Congregations of America. 54—
Thnt May 30th be designated as“ the
state enrollment day when each Jew
nnd Jewess in the state he. asked so
contribute the sum 0: one dollar for
judiasim to the one million dollar
fund which is to be used for religious
and educational Work among Jews,
The TOHOWI'RK ofllcers were elected:
Dr. George H. Cohen. Hartford, presi-
dent: S.
., Roodner. South Norwaik.
treasurer: .7. P. Gandel‘ Bridgeport,
secretary“ ' . :
Aurexecutive committee compose-n
of‘ representatives from o
names 10 be selected 1:
morally, will be
rich city, the
3* each com»
appointed later.
Mum ‘
e HEADS NUT 13mm
NEW YORK: Mays 19.54sz w.
(“Nicky") Azmtein. soinetimes refer-n
ed by the district attorney’s office as
"master” mind” 0? ,New York's
35.000.000:bond their pint, appeared to.
day in the Court of General Sessions
and pleaded'not guilty to the indict~
merits charging him with various bond
thefts. His counsel reserved the right
to make an unnecessary motions with
in a week. '
After Arnstein he
to the indictments
held in $75,006 bail, charging him with
grand larceny and rreceivng stolen
property as a second offense, Asalst-
ant District Attorney Dooling called
the court's attention to 8. third indict-
merit, against “Nicky" under the name
of George‘W. Arnold. This indictment,
which was overlooked at the time ball
was fixed for *zArnstein; charged him
d pleaded not guilty
on wine}: he was
I ' ,Ambitious People, Merrill
time‘s , in snoamma,
momma TYPEWRIT-
m9 ‘ 11 related subjects are
that puts to successful careers.
Ask For Particulars
', MER _ RILL’
bmaking nttenda‘nco.
number of great ch
Tribe. Norwalk;
and Bridgeport. Ten
‘ are to take the adopt
I, hunter’s and
conferred on
the following :week,
ems, headed by" Georg
service in the South
' church on Sunday
and it is expected t
will participate.
’A ball team is now
anger the direction 0
Pie. and “a game is to
the
near future. " ‘
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the success
the. energetic keeper
UNICAS TRIBE HAS
27TH ANNIVERSARY
(Continued from first page)
team of Uncas Tribe.
mony was witnessed by
Red Men delegations- i‘i'on
Danbury,
-Next week. Tuesday
warriorsf degrees will be
the class by the expert
degree team of Cockenoe Tribe, and
chiefs’ degree“ will be worked by a.
team .made up entirely of past sach-
,, The Tribe has accepted the invita-
tion of Rev. Mr. Schoeimler to attend
hat a large number
teamlof Coclkenog y'l‘rilie “in, the.
and
a
iei‘s, ‘
Stamford
more applicants
ion degree later.
evening, the
June lst,‘ the
e H. Hirst.
Norwalk‘.Baptist
ening, “May 30th,
. . ‘ 0
being organized
£3.“an T. Fen
be played with
Followingihe worklast evening an‘ ,
elaborate buffet luncheon. was served
and everyone did justiceto~ it. The
anniversary and entertaifirn‘ent com-
mittee received many compliments, on.
of the“ affair,
écrcedit is due to Stewart C. Marshall,-
afi‘d much
of. «regards; for
ncluded :,
a’m modernist) Q .
tile cere-
record
Besides a large .
there were
1 Cockenoe
BfllSHEVlKl ARE
‘ MllilNfi fiAlNS
LONDON, May 19.~Bolshevik lorees
which on Monday began a counter-oi?~
fensivo against the Poles anti Ukraini-
ans. havo mane gains on the extreme
ends of the battle line, which extends
from northwest of Mohflev to» some
distance south of Kiev. according to
an official statement issued in Moscow
, yesterday and received here by wire-
less. The text at the statement fol~
ows: ' ‘
“in the Orsha region (north of Mo
Vhilev)", our troops. supported .by our
flotilla Have captured the townrofr‘rKo-
neft‘.’ To‘ thesauthwest we captured
the village of Zvritch. , .
, “ln‘sthefi Tarastcha region (among-69
miles south Dimer). We have contained,
the'vfllag'e of Vingrad, ,north‘wéstaot
station: :11
patron?w
»
firenigorod. Southvv‘est MYaparoiIta 'j
‘ e fighting compete ....
with criminally receiving 342.000
worth of stolen Crucible.Steel stock
certificates. _
While admitting' that he had not
known of the indictment, Judge Them.
as G. 'I‘. Grain did not increase Arm
stein’s ball. . ' 3‘“ ' .
Dempsey to Defenil'"
’ . ‘ ‘ ‘ Title After Trial
‘L’OS ‘ANGELES. May 19.~—~Jack
Kearns, manager of Jack .Dempsey.
heavyweightchampion of the world,
returnedihere yesterday and made the
announcement that the; champion
would be matched. to defend. his ' title
against Georges Carpentier. champion
of Eur-mmr thirty day's," after Demp-
sey’s trial for alleged craft evasion.
'l
- CONSTAN'PINUPLE,May 1.8
.SOCIA’I‘ED PRESS);-e—-Odessa; ls _
claimed by the meson Bolshevikl.sand.
rumors oi" ril's‘ capture ~by~nflltranian
forces have not been supportedlhy silh-
salientmeasnges... Allied commission.
_ .. are or Mtnoot official inform it
-- originating. the idea of» the class einita‘ :ei‘s < ~ , 'e - ‘ - . 5
‘ gallons or the?
n
r
f AgBig Line “of Chamonsette Gloves
Resular anilnjauntlet wrists‘in black white witunacr stitching. noneee. Mode.
beaver undelioniois. many with stitchinir or contrasting. colors .. 31.00—31.25
-, Chifiren’s ' ChamoisettefGloves in gray. white. brown and rookie emu».-.
Van. Raalte Silk Gloves
we . .4 For ladies in regular. 'tvvelve and sixteen button len gals,
Silk Gloves for Children
..
35c
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name +
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Itinerary to
Interesting
_ Seeing
The itinerary of the Connecticut
delegation to the Democratic National
conye‘ntion'at San Francisco. which
has been completed by Secretary A.
iaLynch of the Democratic state cen-
l committee provides? for a norm
her of stopovers at places of interest
along the more. ‘
Haven at 4:30 p. 111.. June 17.
New York. the delegation from Port/to
Rico will join the party in its three
special roaches that are to he attach‘
ed 10 a transcontinental train. Reach—
ing Niagara Falls at 2 o‘clock the fol-
lowing day there will he a two—hour
party an oppormnizy to see the falls.
Chicano will be reached the follow-
ing day and from that city, where the
Republican National convention un‘
doubledly will have adjoumed by that
rtiine, the party will proceed to me
Grand Canyon. where a day will be
spent in sightseeing. A, two‘hour stop~
over in Albm‘querque, N. 3‘12, will be
made for a visit to zlie Indian museum.
At Mt. Ribidoux. Cal; there will be
another stop, following which a day
will be spent at Sim Bernardino.
Three or four hours in Riverside and
a. half day in Los Angeles. and the
party will arrive in San Francisco
June 25. in ample time for the open
in}: of the convention on June
ei'vations for the whole party have
been made at the Plaza Hotel:
M.
American Derby For
Trotters Called 01f
BOSTON, May 19.—‘The $10,000 Am-
ericpn Derby which Was on the mo
cram of the Grand Circuit meeting at
Readville, in August, has been called
Mm
initial
N
Coast Allows For Sight-t
The start will be made from New *'
Al. ’
MOMVPX‘ to allow the members of the ' ‘
28. Res- ,
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A most: ‘ smegma-gs of'tliéfiame axons-g:
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gamma: emg grandfathers. Since 18%5 the Hons;
glimpswickj’ he been. _‘_ ." 9932s £91: its rare mrkmanslupn
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mean. hides shot-5mm; - . _ . ,
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Dempsey ls’a’cquitted sigma charge. ' ’ NGI‘Walk; Conn-i Mar“. 1930- Give 1 0111 T F
KW [said am he had been... nmnoeanmasonnnn NUMBER Attention
. conferencew’vvlth both-mfihamps, Car— ' Subject: 1 .. . n y ‘ . no.
mentions managcrxahfi' 326k ’Curley, ‘MEMQRIAL DAY, 1929'. ‘ Your appem'an‘t. "2 :- *1 "-57
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grimy"; Keenan afidedithgt, there Was $79.11? Council; are hombroz‘deredto ’7 your mcals {with}; . A“.
little likelihood of tne~"uternauonai report to Deputy. Commissioner Dons and be Will ””1“ ‘ “ m:
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