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New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
Order of Notice of Hearing.

District of Berlin, ss; Probate CouI New Britain March 3, A. D., 1919. Estate of Richard B. Murray, Ia of the town of Berlin, in said distri deceased.
 Upon the application of Florence Murray, praying that as AdministT triK she may be authorized and CT powered to sell and convey re estate as per said application on | more fully appears, it is
 Ordered, That said application heard and determined at the Proba Office, in New Britain, in said distri, on the 10th day of March, A. D. 191 at o'clock in the forenoon, and tn notice be given of the pendency said application and the time al place of hearing thereon, by publis ing this order in some newspap having 8 circulation in said distri, and by posting a copy of this ord on the public sign post in the town Berlin, in said district, and by givil notice to all parties in interest, eith personally or by mailing 10 each or prepaid postage, a copy of this ordt and return make to this Court of t notice given.
 BERNARD F. GAFFNEY,
 Juds
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
UkRAINIANS AGAIN FIRE
 ON INTER-ALIIED MISSION

Warsa W, March } fBv the Assooja f - ed Press. )-For the second time a train bearing members of the Inter- Allied mission to Poland has been fired on by the Ukrainians. according to an official telegram received by Premier PadeleWski. The shooting occurred on the route between Lem- berg and Przemyal.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
USPREME COURT JPHOLDS
 ESPIONAGE ACT CHAPTER

Washington, March 3.-Constitu- tionaiity of the so-called enlistment section of espionage act was in effect upheld today by the supreme court In sustaining conviction under the act of Charles T. Schenck and Elizabeth Baer of Philadelphia on charges of sending n-mailable circulars re- garding the war to men within draft ages.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
HOME FROM FRANCE,
 SURPRISES FRIENDS
Edgar Pickett Walks in Unan- nOunCed-0ne of First DrafteeS
CAMPAIGN BRINGS IN S4OO

 menians - Lecture at Grammar SchooI-Lunch Room SoId-New Members of Grange.
 Edgar Pickett, who has been in France for over a year surprised many of his friends in town by calling on them Saturday afternoon. Pick cit left with the first contingent of drafted men from this place and went to Camp Devens where he received a Ashort training and left for France While in that country Pickett was near the firing lines but owing to the fact that he was doing clerical work in the officers quarters, he did not have the chance that many of the To- cal boys who left with him had. Pick ett landed a few days ago at Ho- boken. New Jersey, and has been sta >ttoned at a detention camp, where he returned last evening. Private Earle and Marcus Woods, who were in the same company with Pickett, are at the present time doing patrol duty in Germany During his travels, Pick cit was transferred four times and has come in contact with a number of the local boys.
 Ideut. Benson Home.
 Lieut.. Arthur Benson, who recently arrived in this country and has been sta toned at detention camp at New Jersey, has received his discharge and has arrived at his home in East Der lin. Lieut.. Benson is the son of Mir. and Mrs. Sven Benson of East Der fn. He has been in the service for about two years and was seriously wounded while in active service in France.
 S4OO for Relief Fund.
 Rev. Samuel A. FYske, chairman of the Near East campaign in Berlin re- ports that the comnlfk*esm en appoint ed in the recent cam pa ign have turned in their final reports and the amount realized is $4O0. which is S10C less than the quota fixed for this town A. A. North and F. W. Mil drum who were in charge of the East Berlin district as yet have made nc reports The Berlin Savings bank re- port that the kensington district has contributed generously.
 Lectures at Local Schools.
 E. Birmingham Schurr, naturalist deliVered a lecture on Boys anc
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
BIG STRIKE IS CALLED.

Copenhagen, March 3-Unemploy| workmen and communists of DresdI at a meeting Sunday, according to| dispatch received here decided onl general strike. The strike was to into effect Monday morning.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
LAW IS UPHELD.

Washington, March 3.-The Texas employers act of 1913 was today de- clared constitutional by the supreme court in deciding proceedings brought by Charlie Middleton to recover dam ages for injuries received in the en- ploy of the Texas Power x Light Co.,. of Waco
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
ANTI-N ACT
 IS CONSTITlvTIO All

Washington, March 3.-In an Inter- pretation of the sO-called Harrison anti-narcotic act the supreme court today declared constitutional the sec ton prohibiting sales of the drug ex- cept upon official order forms or phy- esicians' prescriptions given in good faith
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
CHARGES MONOPOLY
 ON OUTPUT OF COAL
(Continued from First Page)

pendent concerns willing to reclaim 1t.
 The large corporations also were charged by Senator Vardaman with maintaining the sale price of coal through publicat ton of "circular prices" These prices, the staten ent
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03

said, were put out by the Reading and were the law of the bushes
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
MORE OFFERINGS

MORE OFFERINGS
 Novelty Sloirtings, white, heavy. s9c, s1, s1.25 kinds, 53c yard. Nurses Costume Cloth. Regular 45c grade, 1-2 yards for 53c White VoiIes and Muslins, soc kinds, 36 inch, ? wards for 55c. Best 36 inch Percales, many patterns and colorings, yards for 53c.
 32 inch extra heavy Government Pajama, Flannel, two yards for 53c. 36 inch Silk and Cotton Foulards, very rich looking for 53c yard Crepe and Fancy Silk Tics. Worth 65c each. Two for 53c.
 Slip-on Sweaters, with sleeves and collar Worth s4.9S to sS.9a. at $3.53.
 WORTH BUYING
 Wer1 ems Muslin Underwear, reg ular SIPS and $1.50 kinds, for $l.5S.
 Flesh color crepe Boomers, value 10 $1.50, for 53c pair.
 Petticoats, cotton top or silk ruff ne. Worth sp.5o, for $1.53 each. Womens all Linen plain or em- broidered Handkerchiefs. 29c grade now 8 for 53c.
 Mems Handkerchiefs, plain linen, 39c grade, sale price, ? for 53c.
 Women's straight Vests, in reg ular and extra, sizes. Two for 53c.
 Nabob Toilet Paper in rolls or packages of 1000 sheets pack ages 53c. 7 BRITAIN YOU CAN DEFEND Ol
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03

HAVING AN Aoo"o Goop AsEDoF ~
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03

Of the other American d1VlsiOns. These statements are included in the letter from the colonel of the regi- ment to which Lamb is attached. Lamb is attached to the Horse Bat tahon which took ammunition and supplies from the autOmo bile trucks carrying them from the supply bases, and carried them to the trenches.
 Mrs. Lawrence H. Frost has re- ceiVed a, letter from her brother, liar ry Ellis, who is member of an in- fantry detachment in the Second Di- vision. He has been in Paris for two weeks on a furlough and says that he has been sight seeing during that time. He says that he sees no prospects of getting home very soon. Ellis and Lamb are members of the same di- vision, but Ellis was in. the trench es while Lambs job was to bring up ann munition and supplies to the trenches They met several times overseas.
 Brief Items.
 William J. Holland and family spend the week end in Greenfield, Mass
 The Holy Name society will hold a meeting next Sunday evening at o'clock.
 John Crowley and John Degan went to New York yesterday
 A large party of young people from Plainvile attended a private dance given in T. A. B. hall in South ington on Saturday evening.
 Mrs. John Sheath and daughter, Dorothy, are visiting with relatives in Philadelphia.
 MT. and Mrs. W. J. Harris of New York spent the weekend with D. c. Peck of this town.
 P. Lester Peck has gone to New York on a two weeks business trip. The Painville Cash Market, for merly conducted by Louis Conforti, has been remodeled by the new man. agement.
 Donald Messenger and Clifford Lee have returned from Poughkeepsie, N. Y, where they spent week FURNITt' RE. FOR SALE-Nearly new. Inquire 65 Maple St.
 2-26-6dx NOTnCB--Jan am es Burns is now ham ding all the milk from the dairy of F. F. Scoville, & former milk dealer in this town. 2-28-3dx
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
SEE OUR BARGAINS

SEE OUR BARGAINS
 Sample pairs of Onyx make SIX Socks. Plaids, plain colors ana fancy checked. $1.50 and Sl.Oo values, anniversary price o3c H Fine French Chamois Cloves in white and natural, for Sl."' pr Silk Gloves. white, , clasp, dOuole finger tips. all sizes, 53c pair'
 women's Silk Un brellas, black and co1ors. Worth $4.50, for S2.5"' Women's fibre Silk Hose, black and co1ors. Worth soc. Two pa'rS 53c. 10 inch Charmeuse, in street and evening shades. s2.5O kind, S1.53 yard.
 Chiffon Taffeta, block, 36 inch, that sold for s200, for S1.53 yard.
 THESE FOR MONDAY.
 Table Cloths, 50 odd ones, Ameri- can and Scotch make. Values up to $500. Your choice $1.53 each.
 Turkish Towels, guest size, mill runs of soc and 59c grades, special two for only 53c.
 Huck Towels, all linen, extra heavy. s9c grade for 53c each.
 r inch Union Toweling, brown with colored border, 29c kind, 5 yards for 53c.
 Satin Bed Spreads large size, s45o grade, hemmed, S2.53 each.
 Plaid Blankets, wool finished, s4.5O grade, for $2.53 pair.
 Wool Crib Blankets of s2.5o value, special for $1.53 a pair.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
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New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
Berlin Briefs.

Julius Collins, a Civil war veteran, has again suffered a severe attack of pneum onia, and is in critical condi- ton at his home on Hudson street. Mr. Collins is one of the few Civil war veterans who are living here.
 James Peretta of Kensington has
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03

THESE whicI will up,b be pc want Trennen
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03

Nothing phone orders filled avoid delivery delay
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03
Y. Nj. q. A. Worker Here.

Gardner Tewksbury, 8 '. M. C. A. worker, who has been in France for over year and a half, has arrived in this country and was the guest of Mir. and Mrs. $. M. Cowles and family for the weekend. Tewksbury is a native of China and after completing short course at Union college he will return to his home.
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03

John Ventres, who has been spend ing a short furlough at his home in Berlin, left this morning for Pelham bay where he expects to receive his discharge. He was formerly a regu- lar navy man, having served two terms in the navy over eight years ago
New Britain herald., 1919-03-03

St. Pauls Fife and Drum corps of kensngto1 have been invited to take part in a parade at LiddletoWn on March l7 and are making plans to ac- cept. The entire corps is requested to meet this evening at the parish hall for rehearsal. Peter McCrann, who has been secured as instructor, will be on hand.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22

ch6ralne, duety 4 kwartety. Koncert
Odbedzie sic W sail Z~jednoczcnia. PREY
Augusta i Milwaukee ave, O godzinic
7:30 wieczUrem punktualnic. BlIety je-
szcZe SO do nabycia u cziOnk0w / cZlOn-
kin ch6ru i ma plcbanii $w. ~Szczepana,
Pc przystcpnej Genie. Komitet urzldza-
jacy doLlada wSzelkich mozliwych sta
ran. ably kOnccrt udai sic dObrzc. SpO-
dziewanem jest, re hala bcdZie lapel
Mona p~ubliczno&cia pc same brzegi.
Dodajcie ducha, mlodemu ch6rowi,
kt6ry niezmordOwanie PRAGUE ola pie.
Sni.
Xarzqd | dyrekcya sp0fki budOwni.
czo-poiyczkowej p. W. Sw. %Szczepanu
czeka ma papiery inkOrporoaryjne. kt0-
re spOdztewaja sic, IL nadejda
Springfieldu lada dZicn. NatencZaS
dopiero nova sp6tka wcjdzic W Hycie
i r%ozpocznie pracc swa ia dObre ia kO-
rzysc swych wsp6}ziomk6w.
Co dzieh to widat. jak 70 Szczepa-
nova, wyprowadzaja sic Wfosi. a ich
micjSca zabierajQ POlacy. Jeheli tax da
lei p6jdzie, to W dziclnicy Szczepano
wa. ME zoStanie AMI jednegO W{Ocha.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22

ku biezacem. Macierz POlska. p}aci je-
dnego dOlara, "a kazdego nOwego kan
dydata, a do tegoz Oddzia}u jest zu
pe}nie wstep wolny. Ktoby chciai VISTA
pic do Macierzy Polskiej, niechaj sic
zg}Osl do Sekr. prot. p. AntOniegO
Tworka, pnr. 3717 No. Diversey ave.
DO dziela ch1opcy. starajcie sic wszel-
kimi s%pOsobami. a badzcie pewni. re wa
sza praca ME p0jdzie ma marne, ale wy
da Swietny. rezultat, kt0rego zapewne
pragniecic.
Instalacya Towarzystwa sw. Jana
Chrzciciela. mr.. 294 Zjed. p. r. X. W pa
rafii sw. Jacka. odbyla sic W zeszly
wtorek, W sail zwyklych posiedzeG. In
stalacyi dOpeini} y. Jan Zdechlik C.
r.. cd urzednfk6w. W sk}ad kt0rego
wchodza P. Wincenty Sadowski. pre-
yes: p. KarOl KMka. wice-prezes: p.
Stanis}aw Tworek. sekr. prot: p. An
toni S. Drufke, sekr. fin. p. Andrea
J. P}ocihski. kasyer: p. Stanis}aw Mar
ciniak, p. Szczepan Turek, p. Edward
Golnik, opiekunowie kasy: p. VOL
CZECH Hefminiak. marSza}ek 1-szy: p.
MARGIN Kruszka, marsza}ek 2-gi; p.
A. NadOlny. Opiekun chOrych; p. J6zef
Tomczak jr., chorazy; p. Franciszek
~Staniszewski, odzwierny p. Stanis{aw
Hetman, d%cputOwany. DR.. Stefan Czaj-
kowski, lekarz. Pc zako6czeniu posie-
dzenia, wszyscy czionkowie udali sic
do Obszerniejszej sail, gIzie
PREY d]oborowej muzyce Odby{ sic VIE
czorek u~rzadzony Staraniem zarzadu i
czionk0w przemyS}owc0w. d mianowi-
Gle: =. Alberta KowalewskieSo, p. +.
Sadowskiego, p. Stanisiawa MilewSkie-
90 / p. A. Plocihskiego. Prezes p. Sa.
dowSki. pOwo}a1 ma mistrza tOast6w
p. G. Milewskiego. Prey giownym sto-
lie byli opr6cz administracyi obecni tax
re / miejscowi ksiezal; y. J. Zdechlik,
C. r., y. X. Fali1ski, G. r., X. W.
Swiatek c. r., X. T. Kubiaczyk G. r.
Przemawiali nieomal wszyscy urzedni
cy / ksieza Obecni. Urzadzono skladke
ma pokrycie dachu pod nowy kosci6i
sw. Jacka, kt6re przyniosia $26.11, ma
potrzeby Otczyzny naszej Polski, ze--
brano r6wnie4 500. Jestto zatste 60
dny przyklad do nasladowania ola in
nych Towarzystw podczas ich insta-
lacyi. Ma zako6czenie p%rzem6wil p.
Piotr Gnacihski, kt6ry pred tygod--
MEM powr6cil z pola waikiki 2 Francyi.
Opowiada{ on, Re ranionym zostal try
razy. P~rzydzielony ON byl do 1890
pufku piechoty, kompanii g. W wojsku
ameryka6skim; przemawiali r6wniez
/ Starsi cz}onkowie Towarzystwa. Pc
wyc7erpaniu programu, odspiewanO
hymn Boze cos Polske.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
oPozYCYA PRZEcIW PRO-
JEKTOWI
WZRASTA.

Washington, ego stycznla.
- Oponenci przyjmujac "a swe
hasio snajpierw wyzywic Anne
ryke", stawili ponownie skutecz-
ny opor przeciw proponowanemu
projektowi kredytowemu i Pc O.
strej debacie zmusili do ponowne
go odlozenia tel sprawy. Powo-
dem opozycyi jest Ottawa, re pro-
ponowany kredyt spowoduje wy
sokic cenv zywnoSci a w kon-
sekwencyi zwiekszy Iiczbe Dol
szewik0w w Ameryce. Sprawl
zdania Z rozmaitych czeSci kraJu
donosza o ciagiym wzrastaniu
l;czby niezajetych rohotnikow /
one w kIopot wprawiaja Senat.
Dlatego niekt6rzy przestrzegaja
abv zajeto sic najpierw zalatwie-
MEM spraw domowych, kt6re
staja sic coraz to nieznosniejszy-
mi. Senator Harding z Ohio, je-
den Z kandydatow republican
.kich ma p~rezydenta, oskarzai
PREF. Wilsona, ze on stale sic w
pierwszym rzedzie Powodem
wzrastajacego bolszewizmu, PREY
czcm nawolywal Kongres do ma
tychmiastowego polepszenia sto-
sunkow domowych ,.gdyz w pre-
ciwnvm razie Ameryka "a kilka
miesiecy TAX bedzie obwiadniona
bolszewizmem, re zmuszona be
die zapomniee o gSodnej Euro
pie. Senator Johnson Z Kalifor-
nil wspomniaI o demonstracyach
bezroboczych W Bostonie /
Seattle. oSwiadczaj9c, re Nv kilka
miesiecy mad krajem tym zawiS-
ME chmura bezrobocia, kt6ra sta
ME sic powodem takich ma
stepstw, jakich Ameryka nigdy
poprzednio ME byla swiadkiem".
w szczeg61noSci odni0si sic do
sprawozdah bezrobocia miedzy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
K. o PREY.
MIERZU J~APONsKO-N 1E-

Seattle, 90. stycznia. - w pie
ciu nastepnych latach, pahstwa
europejSkie beda swiadkami no
wego p~rzymierza ponniedzy Japo-
nia a Niemcami, wedlug przepo-
wiedni PAM Katarzyny Bresz-
kowskiej zwanej ,!Maia babks
rewolucyi rosyjskiejj''. Powyzszs
przepowiednie wydaia ma ZEBRA
niu czfonkow Zwiazku narodo-
wego czeskiego, do kt6rego male
"a Rosyanie, Polacy Litwini.
Lenina nazwaia ,Jkryminalnym
despota i samochwalca," dodajac
re Rosya potrzebuje obecnie
wszelkiej pomocy cd panstw cy-
wilizowanych. Dzisiaj przyjez-
H., Jo GhicapO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
$4,000 RObotnik6W Jest Be-
zajeCia; Morrison "a Wstry-
maniem |migraCyi
$4,000 Robonik6W Opuszcza PraCe
Prey BudoWie Ohqt6W
W SPRAWIE L0DZI ,,EAGLE".
Armour GatdW SpTzedat RzezaInie RzadOwi.
Q DROGI RZECZNE.
zaprOszsna do Ameryk PISa7y Byyjskich.
UN1A,E TT1T TCDANEU IN T0VA,r
W SPRAWIE LODZI ,,EAGLE".
Armour ,Got6W SprzedaG RzezaInie Rzadowi.
zaprOszsnis do Ameryki PIsarzy Bytyjskich.
INNE TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE.

N"NLiAiOliy LII LO1lllSI ZdTnl CWler-
dzac, re .amerykanski zolnierz,
ktory z zimna krwia patrzy w O.
twarta lufe m~itraliezy ME powi-
MEN bye zmuszany do patrzenia
W prozna mise. Senator Penrose
z Pennsylvania i senator Hollis
wywosali ostra dyskusye, gdy Sc
nator Penrose przedkozyl ma st6l
propozycye uwolnienia cd odpo-
wiedzialnoSci wyznaczania pie
niedzy z proponowanego PROBE
ktu kredytowego administrator
Hoover'a, ktorego senator PEN
rose nazwal upoi cudzoziemca" i
Yautokrata". Wedlug jego planu
Senat ma wyznaczyc komisye
zfozona z trzech osob zatwier-
dzonych przez PREF. Wilsona Cd
powiedzialnych pred Kongre-
sem, ktoraby zajeia sic zaku-
pnem zywnoSci, oraz ich podzia-
lem pomiedzy poszczeg6lne pan
silva europejskie. Senator Hollis
nazwa1 propozycye senatora Pen
rose'a Yatakiem trujacym ga
zem", skierowanym przeciw PREF.
Wilsonowi, celem p%onizenia lego
powagi w Europie. Senator PEN
rose W odpowiedzi zwroci{ sic do
senatora Hollis'a i jego towarzy-
sly acknowledgement, zarzucaiac
i'm obawe pred inwestygacya,
ktora z GAIA pewnoScia nastapi,
gdy republikanie utworza haste
pny Kongres. Senator Hardwick
z Georgia widzial cos podejrza-
nego W sposobie, W jakim admit
nistracya domaga sic wyznacze-
mia kredytu, a senator Johnson
oswiadczy}, re Kongres uzywa
nadal znanej melody .gumowej
pieczeci", ktora sic poslugiwal
przez caly Gas trwania woiny.
Przyznal sic take, il do pewnego
czasu przychylnie odnosiI sic do
Projektu, z chwila jednakze, gdy
senator Gore powiedzia}, re pie
Made tie maja bye uzyte celem
uchronienia rzezaln Cd STRAIT, sta
nal w oPozycyi. Senator Harding
twierdzi}, re PREF. Wilson zamiast
oddac sic rzeczom praktycznym
w kraju goni "a mrzonkami i
dealistycznymi W Europe. ME
MONA, mowil Harding, zmniej-
szyc obecnego kosztu utrzyma-
MIA, oraz zatrzymaG obecna "a
plate. Jestem zdania, re wojna
must nastapic bonownie, jezeli
powr6cimy do stosunk6w pred
wojennych. Jezeli ME zastosuje-
my lepszego podziaiu dochodu
tutaj, n~atenczas jestem tego pc
why, re bedziemy mice wiecej
bolszewizmu W Stanach Zjedno-
czonych, niz W Rosyi. Prosci ro-
botnicy W niekt6rych m~iejscach
otrzymuja dolara ma godzine.
Gas zatem nadchodzi, ably zapa-
trywac sic troche praktyczniej
ma te kwestye. Zapomnijmy o dy-
skusyi walczenia o demokracye.
Mowmy raczej re walczylismy o
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
OpozCya PzeciW Pojektowi Kredytowennu Wzasta.

sztaty okretowe prawdopodobnie
dostana zam6wienie ma budowe
barek do przewozu rozmaitych
materyaF6w ma rzece Mississippi
cd kompanii st. Paul Naviga-
ton, niedawno temu zorganizo-
wanej. Nasamprz6d barek tych
beda uzywac do przewozu takich
materya}ow jak wegiel, drzewo,
oraz rude. iPrzewoz bedzie ma
barkach dtwartych; p6zniej jed
rak, gdy zegluga rzeczna lepiej
SIC rozpowszechni, kompanie Ii
iii rzecznych rozpoczna budowe
barek krytych celem przewozu
innych produktow. LIME okreto-
we ma rzekach maja ma celu roz-
winiecie handful Z krajami sa-
siednimi a p~rzedewszystkiem z
Pofudniowa A~meryka.
Ably wykazac donios}oSc dr6g
rzecznych dose jest przytoczyc
cyfry zarekordowane w biurze
administracyi mad przewozem. O.
toz, w 81 dniach operacyi rzado-
wei drogi rzecznej w St. Louis,
przewieziono Z jednego miejsca
ia drugie lyle towaru, re potrze-
baby bylo 1874 wagonow ma je-
so przew6z w jednym dniu. A..
W. Mackie, zarzadca mad rzado-
wemi drogami rzecznemi, powie-
dial, re przynajmniej 1900 ton
zboza przewieziono ola admin
stracyi mad zywnoScia w przecia-
gu dziewieciu dni rzadowego o.
perowania drogami rzecznemi j
re handlarze zbozem w St. Louis
zaoszczedzili okolo $1S,400 pre-
sytajac zboze ma okretach "a
miast koleja.
ZAPROSZENIE DO AMERY-
XII PIsARZY BRYTYJSx1CH.
Nowy York, %. stycznia. - Z
okazyi setnej rocznicy urodzin a.
merykahskiego poety i ambasa--
dora amerykahskiego ola Anglii,
Jamesa Russell Lowell'a, amery-
kanska ACADEMIA Mark ! Sztuk
zaprosila ma celebracye kilkuna-
stu pisarzow b~rytyjskich do tego
kraju. Pomiedzy zaproszonymi sq
osobistoSci jak: r. Kipling, ].
NJ. Barrie, Doyle, G. Chestcrton,
Bridges, Moves, Quiller-Couch,
H.. Asquith, Grey, Bryce i inni.
Przyjecie zapowiada sic bardzo
dobrze. Bedzie ono najwiekszem
tego rodzaju zebraniem pisarzy
amerykafiskich i brytyjskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
ZE SZCZEPANOWA.

" przyszla niedziele. dnia $3.50 sty-
cznia. r. b., Odbedzie sic koncert ma
skale urzadzony staraniem ch6-
ri sw. Szczepana, pod kierownictwem
umiejetnego kierownika spiewu p. ia
k6ba Netzela, m~iejscowego Organisty.
W programme beda spiewy solowe /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-22
z JACKOWA.

ROczne posledzenie Klubu Obywatel-
skiegO i'm. Kr6la Jana 3-gO SobieSkie-
go, Odby}o sic ubiegiej niedzieli o go
dzinic Sci popofudniu W hall para
fialnej. Pc za}atwieniu waznych spraw
przyStapiono do ~inStalacyi nOwego "a
rzadu W sk}ad ktGrego wchOdza =.
Tomasz ]. Wetta, prezes: p. Wincenty
Sadowski, wice-prezes; p. AntOni $.
Tworek, sekr. prot: p. MARGIN Len
gowski, sekr. fin. p. karol Kuka. ka.
syer; p. ]. Black. p. NJ. Suwalski ]
p. P. Rych}owski, radni p. ]. KOzlow-
ski, marSzalek 1-szy: p. A. Pachowski,
marsza}ek 2-gi; p. J. Kus. odzwierny.
Komitet dobrobytu: p. A. Kowalewski,
p. NJ. WojciechowSki. p. F. SadOwski,
p. NJ. Lenski i p. F. Mondrowski. Prey
siege Cd nowo Obranych urzedntk6w O.
debral X. Jan Zdechlik C. r., proboszcz
parafii sw. Jacka i kapelan klubu. Ma
stepnie zostaf wybrany komi-
tet rezolucyi, W sklad kt6-
rego wchodza: P. A. s. Drufke, p. w.
Linowiecki, p. J0zef Lisak. Uchwa-
lono r6wniez wsp6}pracowaG z y. pro-
boszczem W sprawach finansowych o.
ko}o budowy nowego kOscio4a, ably W
tym roku, w kt6rym przypada srebrny
jubilcusz z~alozenia parafii. MONA bylo
obchodzic uroczyscie poSwiecenie te-
goz. Ma ~posiedzeniu by4o obecnych
przeszlo so czionk6w. Do piracy oby-
watele, do piracy, pokaAcie co molecie
zdziaiat ola waszej paraflt.
~
Ma yemen posiedzeniu, Oddziafu
Kr6la Wfadyslawa Jagie}Iy, pod opie-
ka Sw. Czes4awa, nr. 9S-my Macierzy
Polskiej zostaia instalowIana admin
stracya, do kt6rej wchodza nastepuja-
cy urzednicy: P. Wiadyslaw Linowie-
cki, prezes; p. Andrzej ]. Ploci6ski,
wice4prezes; p. Antoni s.. Tworek, sekr.
prot; p. Micha} Jackson, sekr. fin.
p. Tomasz Markiewicz, kasyer; p. Al.
Nadolny, p. s. A. Tyrakowski i p. An
toni ~Sniegowski, radni; p. Jan Boltz,
marszafek 1-szy; p. Jan Minsul, mar
sza}ek 2-gi: p. Stanisla wPazwi, opie-
kun chorych; DR.. J6zef Konopa, le-
karz. Przysiege Cd urzednik6w ode
bral X. Karol Falihski c. R., kt6ry "a
razem przem0wi1 w s~erdecznych i czu-
fych slowach. zachecajac ich do piracy,
mad rozwojem Towarzystwa. Posiedze-
mia odbywaja sic W pierwszy ponie-
dzia}ek miesiaca. Jestto nowy oddz. ME
dawno zalozony i siczy obecnie 60
cz}onkow. Jest zak1ad pom. oddzia}em
mr.. 9S, a oddzialem mr.. 40-tym sw. Lu-
dwika, kt6ry 2 Mich zwerbuje wiecej
cz}onk6w. Prezes p. Linowfecki, Ola
rule z}oty medal wartoSci $500 ola
czionka, kt0ry zwerbuje jak najwie-
cej kandydat6w do oddziafu 99-go W no