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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
MEMS LAST REVIEW
BY GENERAL MUIR
Crowds Surge Toward Place
Where Impressive Ceremony
Takes Place
OLD GUARD GIVES SALUTE

|
| When General Muir and his STAFF
leading the gallant upit that is oho,,.
IN mace ;.,o .,..
'u"' ieacheu
~ '''eisec''ou oi nroad ana Diamond
lsereets, the crowds that had gathered
",'Aer anu 'nicker III 'he uptown dis
'' W '"'s ''Ne'" tue TO-
"ard inc spot appointed FOR the last
review.
| If there is any significance in M.
morioo, eu,ros no.ha.a .,a g.. .
! ;. ~ ""p' '"' i"'' '"a'
"as ~ ~ c'ock, sun t'me' might
.n"neno" .t De regarded as linked with
,'e uay inc armistice went INTO eh'ct,
VI ,"e i'di ''i0 ~ -.
80 Wv ''" ~ ,"t 'o'ne,
s,en. ~. 80 a.. as ", sIiN"lcu s'nera'
s,,ai :, ~. .," ~ o'u. V" Mn
for tho Jar t,t tho ro,I t;,,,o ,'.,a ai,. n,.
nifoont inst tho .ar,o
Rv he siJo and a iittlo bohi,d hi,
perhaps half length, Lieutenant Col
on'' DaV'd ''' DAVIS DIVISION adJutant'
H"uns OUT III UNISON on mayor Smitn
,"oun'' anu " was ou' minute or
'"o nn.'i Inv "n''rr S'a" OF 'he NcE-
S'ope DIVISION was ''ned up across INA
mona street AT the east side, their eyes
ior 'he nrs' time 'urnen Sou'nWard TO-
maru tne approaching fieadq"arters
Company
Old Guard Gives Salute
ro, ;,,,,. ho,o nl - Ala
h e., H., aa,,
,hon, f,,.r, EIaot.;a., p,na,,' ,aoI.,,
s,a,;a ", - 49, a., ", ohou, .,,
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Na;on Ioh, ~ tIrahos a,,l o
n;oJ h,' Tn,ono, tSnIsh TT ] II.u,',a
,,hn aio,o nn,onr thon, ,an. ,La mns' ..,,,,'
..o ~,
,vt .r..-.,
..,;" Wv ',':'' ': 80" was "' "'
ah,noaJ o.l ,hn on 80, wv.
nahstn' hoa,, w a;. anu 'n s o nua'u , n%,cnea p
go. po'"t' .t ~ ane "oue ~ ''u
ou.e' ne'' Wv n.''o''' w. 'heua'S VI
i;nai;, j., is" ,iaas '"''' ""''o' MS
r,.
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49, VIZ. ""tn .i,; 90" ''n.u "r "uu
,ho,a;n a no,,';s s TasJ,l s,oou
pond ,,s ,,".n ,La, ,ha -.
ra,i,,a tha,,,.,,Ja o,,iaJ =, ,,.,a.
.ho, h,d ,,..:toJ Co.. ,s I,;.a,
con,o tLo;, ,.hoors for ,ho oa;nors nav
of tbon, eror hut soon al oros uor,
foo,,ssod o., tho r.nl, ond fIo tho ,,o,
who ..J;d tho busiposs., ,ftor oil
General Nuir and Lieutenant Colonel
front NJ tho rest and thev rcsnondcd to
salute after salute as thc Fifty fifth
Rripadc payc wny TO tho Fifty third
Artillery. and so on down the line.
rho ,10th Regiment had their first half
,t this noint and to the men il seemed
,,,Inan,o
orJorod 70 ros, tboy rc,,xod ,hc
Du.' ,,,;ao rama,a.;a,,
's,'ts ", Wv :. ,.;aIot;ar So
III" ''e NV! Huen : " .,;n
ordcrs ana 'ne'r 'ntl pup''' alpr".'
theS were sna.'"ins a' onns'S'
bananas anu o'h'r 'o'o''S '"'o"" at
| them under ms very eyes
All "Tops" Harmless Now
,,,,,, :, tbo ro,Ls
~" ..,':,.' 49, - ., ,ho, rostod L,,t
mo'.n ~ ~. ,an, ,ho so,diors r.;J I;ttIo
~, "a. 80 a.. ,hro,r 4, r,os ..oros
":.I'or :t..,, f,n ,hor os thor noasod Tho
'sn. 'y , 49,, nd
san san ;,I ""u ~, a,o om ,ho, ,.oro
'he! N"'lr' & ,, ',
'"'.N'"s w WV '"'"e 49, 81,
. 49, .iait n,,;d, for b;s iino found
time to twit his ton -kickcr'' on his
codo,ce .Whcre's tho fire old bcad?'
bo yoIr,teerod FROM thc corner or an
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
SEVERAL HURT, MANY
SWOON IN CROWDS
Some Soldiers Who Had Been
Gassed Collapse Under
Strain Of Long March
MAN FALLS, BREAKS SPINE

Several persons were injured aud
scores Of women tainted today along
the route Of the parade as n result Of
the great crush of people which masscd
TO see the passing soldiers.
Numerous soldiers. several Of whom
had been gasscd in France, collapsed
during the eight mile march.
In nearly all cases those who tainted
were given quick attention by the
police and surgeons near the scene.
Pctcr Mitchell. 11OS Fairmouut ave
nuc, was caught in tho surgng crowd
around City Hall and knocked down
an area way. Ilc received fracture
of the spine and other injuries and was
taken to tho Hahncmann Hospital.
Three persons were struck by auto.
/ mobiles while trying to get ont of tho
crowds after the parade. Thomas
| Hula. 1860 South Thirty first street
and David Marklitz. Of Clcmcnton. y.
j.. were struck by an automobile at
BROAD aud Lombard streets aud both
received severe bodily injuries. They
wcrc taken to tho Polytechnic Hospital
s,roc, ,,os s.r,,,r, h.. =, o,,,,,a,L;ia ",
nro.J ond Whor,on ,,roct, To srC
r"rod injuries and was srnt to -
AgncS'~ Hospital.
TLc r,llo,,ir, ,.oII,rod o,I ,,o,.,
t,Lcr Tn ,ho ho.ritoIs ror,od.
jefferson Hospital
Louis Cook. twenty four, Torro>dlIc.
Mrs SsmrcI ErcIc twcrtv.sir ooo,
North Sixtv first strcot
Nry Rood tbirtr.si, 55,2 yo
rum streo,
"a uoIon EorroId ,,rortrtwo noun
inotovn Pa
p,,lino To,.ior ,hirtr.,iro o11
pr,dforJ ,trco+
Un, rri,aho,L u,o,Io. ,, ,Lo
Gn3 Wingohorking street
uoron Tn,onor orontoo, 90 >on,h
Er,,;o,. etroo,
Wns Io,hIo thin,r so.o, 1000
S,,,tr fndonmaaJ s,noo, -'
Nn, IaI, So,.Ion f,,,, nc Ia,
,, .1,
"''
Roosevelt Hospital
pri,oto WiIIi,n, walL.r ,birtv. fam.
1nrd Sicu,I Eatt,I;on ooescd ovorso.e
collapsed at Sixth and Market streets
Myrtle Yates, nineteen. 2ll' Federal
street.
Mayer Sundhrim. sixty nine. 1881
y. Park avenue. fell from box. sixth
and Market streets. lacerat"d scalp.
p,.I,,;o uos,;,,I
~, ; ,a a., --oo
,,,' ~
".soIL S,oIIo "E,m" Ena'o,,.sLo soror ro,rs ,,d
.,c po,L, .t,oc,
toriSo Rowo 1ooG wcst Norris
.,roct
Caroline Lawrence So4 Pine street.
Evolinc Sheord. Cramor Hill. y. l.,
Mrs Joscph Schradpr, 3S5l North
'rcnth street,
Sara Finrk. S2G North Lawrence
street, Lancaster. Pa.
Edith Orr. o121 Brewster avenue.
Mary Thrabur. 500 North Forty
sixth street.
Mrs. Mary Rudd. Paulsboro y. J.
William A. Stats. Harrisburg. Ia.
Mrs. Mary IIelIinger. Rvcrton. y. J..
Mrs. Mary Donovan, Fortieth street
and Powclton avenue.
ST ,Joseph's UospitaI
,,.,,. ,nr- %o,.,h So,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
mclaughlin Indorsed for Mayor

Director Of Supplies Joseph s. Mac
Laughln, was indorsed as a candidate
for mayor at the coming mayoralty
election. at a meeting of the Columbia
Avenue Business Mems Association, inl
their headquarters, 1926 Columbia ave-
nue., last night
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Efficient Scores
in Jamaica Opener
Continued From Page One

Continued From Page One
Young Adam III, Tap
lin ................ StoH toS to 4
War Zone: ls Haynes I to roG,n = to3 So eto 3
and Amha sss dor Ill also ran.
SECOND RACE, for Lhreee-yea Folds and
up, selling. purse S7T625 5l3 furlongs
out the WAY. ll6, Tap
Green re" Gold. ii. Hon - ~ wv
man ................ : to to3 out
keWessa. III, f..
HAYNES ..........aO toi 3to1 to ~
Time, 1907 2-5. Hubbub and Half and
Half also ran.
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Continued From rage One

left shoulder. their bayoncts dull in tho
sunless morning. their ranks twelve on
twelve, they swung by at II full 10 steps
TO tho minute. mon to he proud of
looking all that sentiment and emotion
dictated they should be.
And their footsteps fell with cnri
Gus Sibilant ''shush. Shush. shuSh.
beach.
Their gold Strincs told Of service.
usually ono and often two for the blood
they gave. spoke of the veteran. Their
swinging stop told OF hikes through
long muddy nights when up ahead
rumblcd the guns they must fac" by
dawn.
humble OF Drums
But this last hike was TO the mumGlC
Of drums. tho flare of hugIcs and bands
in every square of their eight mile
march no mud today. no rain. no night
only the constant click of hobnail on
aspaIht street Of this city in God S
county. and the continuous shril cheer
of a proud people.
These men who showed the allied
command that To attack tho enemy is 10
vanQuish. we're no laggards ut parading
Their every movement was prompt from
II" hour. when they jumped off at
Broad and Wharton streets. l0,0-
o'clork. through all their advance down
tho long eight miles.
With "Uncle Charley Muir riding
crect-cvcry inch a decorated Major
General of the Iron Division-ht their
head. the lads reached BROAD and
Chestnut streets at l0.oJ o'clock and
ton minutes later, General Muir salntcd
the Liberty Fell at Independence Hall,
Those in the official stands sprang
wildly to their feet Governor Sproul,
in the stand west Of tho Bell. raising
his hat to the Iron Division commander
riding calmly the hloodcd minstrel.
Then General MuirS staff. headed by
Colonel David Davis, rode by with the
divisional colors and their guard.
II was "I'ncl Charley farewell
ride with them.
His stole face gave no sign of il as
he rode at their head up Broad street
! Later as he left his place at the head o
/ the line. at Broad and Diamond streets.
! for his final rcvirw his face showed some
thing of ms "mot'on' he saw 'nem al
- '' '',' :" ;,o, b.. 81
/ hundred days of fighting. Not agair
would he command them,
r, 'n""'"nl' , 'Dr "n,: In.,",aI h,
"i.'Lu 1"' ~ "'' y
'''' ~ "'""'
Doughboys Wildly Cheered
Then rose cheer far IN Chcstnu
strcct The doughbnys were coming.
Colonel ".Ioc" Thomson. his fac,
set. as il must have been that day a
the ycsle whom he turned all hell loos,
with his lads Of the 10th on guar,
countor attack
/ And this was the start Of the Fifty
Gfh Rripadc which first gave men [,
tevt the 6cht of America around th,
N.rrc On they came. nlatoon aftc
nlotoon-a wound strine on evory fourtl
armY,tbo boys of phiIadelnhia's ow,
roair,onts tho 1Ooth and 10th tbs nj,
EEst and Tbird National Guord lads
natheticaI,v scant in familiar faces, fo
thoso rogimont. had mot tho hochos nm.
Maid tho nrice
Order In Marching
They were sweating. dogged marcher,
now as they passed silently covering
the long miles in the parade. Thcs,
{, were '"' ,'"n Mno n"n "e'u ,"'., S' S.
A.n ,,bo Lro,, rot what retro.
moont thon,b opIv four comnanics n
,hon, ,oro Ioft whom thoir allies fel
hooL
' First tho 10th. with the survivor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

Corporation having plant consisting con-
Nerter steel foundry gray iron foundry.
machine. pattern, forge shops, cleaning do
partment. etc, now engaged on medium to
heavy specialized jobbng work. desires to
engage general manager to assume COM
plete cha rye entire property including sales;
assistance on technical production will be
given when desired. by president of COM
pany. who will remain at plant; plant con-
manufacturing speciality to balance produce
tiou; present business ample: prospects good;
now working 100 men: can employ 100 with
ont extension; present business largely ex-i
port: location southwestern Nirslnia; splen-
quires high ability and aggressiveness with
experience along similar lines; capable or
ga ni8er, familiar with modern management
and production methods; ample salary VIII
be paid to secure a hgh;grade man who has
previously produced results Address with
full information, NJ 235. Ledger Office. s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15
HELP WANTED-MALE

BAKER on bread. bench hands. oven men
and dough mixer; good wages. Maller's.
9th and Elm. Camden.
ROY wanted. 16 years old, for general Of
;, tice work; must be bright. willing. in.
boy who proves himself worthy. Apply
Room 3 3lii Passyunk ave. Monday after
noon. May 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. electrician wanted
for inside and Noutside wiring. i3 Trans
porta ton Euildirg. 49,
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

RRAIDERs. EXpERIENcEp ON GERMAN
MACHINES. MAKING DRESS AND MIL
$E#$ SEEE#$ $#nERS FF $sTss$ $fr yASsSSs
QUAKER BRAID CO., 101l DIAMOND ST.
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Troops Back From Var
= and Home,uard Bound
DUE TODAY

PlattsburE. at New York. from Brest,
May T. with 1882 army personnel.
Floridian! at New York. from St Ma
saire. May 3. 17aa men.
Hudson, at New York. from Bordeaux,
AprIl 90 with B52 men.
Espagne at New York, from Hayre NAV
A. with 317 army personnel.
Tolog, at Boston, with 1929 officers and
men Including I2lst Machine Gun Battalion
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-05-15

PUNCHER, experienced, wanted. for lace
curtain work; Benson press. Apply Patun1n
ogue Manufacturing Company. Patchoeue.ll
l.. l. sa
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Machine Gunners Next

The machine gunners came next,
those hardy, enduring superdoughboys
whose Chauchats and Lewis tat-a tat
had backed every advance from the
Marne to the yesle, from Narennes TO
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CYNWYD
NARBERTH
SALE OR RENT
ROOFING

GUARANTEED Stag roofing done at 10
saua re foot; send postal, Phone Dick 4I12
w 7. PlceolL. 1920 s: 10Th st.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

BooKKEEPER-Youns man. q, desires pcI
sition; Wharton school graduate; years
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-30
AVIZ IMPORTANT.

Conform deciziunei membriior
societatii ,,Ulpia Traiana" din
Erie, Pa, s'a vot9t de majorita-
te ca toti acei meHbrii carl pima
la 3 August 1919, sau pc ziua de
3 August 1919, nu,si vor achita
repartitia de $7.O5 in total, Sc
vor exclude afara din societatc.
lar acei care au platit prima re-
partitie> de So; vor mai da inca
$4.O5, lar care au platit S., vor
mai da $2.05. Deci toti membrii
sus numitei societati sunt rugati
raspunde prin o carta postala,
fie in oras, fie afara din oras, da-
ca voieste sa mai figureze ca
membru al acestei societati, daca
voieste, sa scrie da, eventual ca
nu, sa scrie ca nu.
Acei care nu vor raspunde dc
loc, Sc vor considera Gu NU 81
vor fl exclusi, vrem sa stim pc
adevaratii frati 81 carl sunt 81 la
bine 81 la rau en- moi. Acei ce nu-si
vor face datorinta fata de majo-
ritatea membrilor ce au votat a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-30

ceasta, vor fl DAFT spre publicare,
spre al avea i'm vedere onoratele
societati din UNIUNE, cit 81 alte
organizatiuni.
Totodata aceia care. an platit
taxele lunare pc anul intreg,
sunt rugati a-si achita restul din
repartitie, lar la caz contrar Sc
vor reduce din cotele lunare la
repartitie 81 Sc va exclude, de oa
re ce cInd Influenza spaniola (pne
umohia) a fost in toiul eli, sece-
rind atitea vieti, onorata Uniune
adus cazul inaintea societatiloT,
lar societatile in sedintele lor ex-
ira ordinare. au votat GU majori-
tate ca orr ce repartitie Sc va ia
ce, membrii 0 vor recunoaste.
Deci conform deciziunei, isunt rl-
gait toti fratii membrii a-si a.
chita repartitia.
Aminteasca-si fiecare ca putea
caGea victima a acestei, boale 81
nu putem lasa copii orfani pc
drumuri. Uniunea pima a avut
fond a dat, astazi trebue sa dam
moi, find ca societatile sunt Unhl-
.nea, lar Uniunea societatile, plus
de acest aviz, care Sc va publica
de patru orr. Use va mai trimite
fiecarui membru aparte carte
postala spre incunostiintare, lar
aceia care si-au mutat domiciliul
intr alta parte, de la vechea adre-
sa rugam proprietsrii sau rentic-
rii earl stu adYesele, sa traga
Gu teruza pc vechea adresa 81
scriind de desubt noua adresa a
persoanei, s'o/puna in baXa de po
sta, care Sc afla la toate colturile
StradelOr.
Deci avfnd in vedere numar,ll
membrilor in timpul epidemiei
care All scazut colossal, 81 socie-
tatea noastra nu mai poate lasa in
credere nimann 81 a nu ajunge
sa perdem ce am facut de Is ami,
adeca hala societatii
Fiindca bani nu avem, suntem
siliti aduce cele mai stricte or
dine ca sd ne recunoastem adeva-
ratii frati, sd vedem pc aceea carl
sunt toti pentru unul 81 unul pen
tru toti.
In numele societatii-, ,,Ulpia Ira
lana" din Erie, Pa: (74-77).
Ilie George, presedinte.
F. Hada. secretar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-30

Societatea. romina Gle ajutor 81
cultura ,,Cuza Voda" din Massi
lon, Ohio, are onoarea a invita-
pc toate surorile societati, clubnri
81 parochii, precum 81 pc toti fra.
til Romini din loc 81 jur lua
parte la Marea Petrecere impre-
rmata Gu dams, care Sc va tinea
S1mbata, 2 August 1919, in hala
societatii ,,Cuza Voda" din Col
Hights.
Pretul de intrard: Domnii so dc
cent?, Damele gratis.
fnceputul la orele Z p. M, 81 va
dura pima in zori de ri.
Muzica vestitului George Bold
din Canton, Ohio, va distra onora.
tul public Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 o1ntece nationa'e
Bufetul va fl asortat Gu tot f.
lul de mezeluri gustoase 81 b5u-
turf recoritoare.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Deci in speranta ca toti frat
Romini din loo 81 din jur ne WI
da tot sprijinul dior posibil, par
ticipud intr'un numar cit 80
poate de mare la aceasta frumoa.
sa petrecere, pima la revedere an
ramas salutindu-va GU adevaratd
dragoste frateasca.
In numele societatii ,,Cuza Vo.
da" din Massillon, Ohio:
Comitetul aranjator.
(76-77)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-30

fnfiintarea sa, IN ziaa de Dumine.
ca, 81 August 1919, si roaga pc a.
ceasta cafe pc toate surorile socic.
tati membre in Uniunea S. r. a.
de lua la cunostinta aceasta ru-
gare 81 ne da tot sprijinul ne
cesar, precum 81 steagurile Uni
unii DORM ca pc aceasta ri in
semnata sa lie avem in mijlocul
nostru. /. III
in numele societatii ,,Printul
Carol al Rom1niei" din colum-
bus. Ohio:
Mihaila Moldovan, presedinte.
Petru suciu, secretar.
(7e-77)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-30

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,Transilvaneana" din In
diana Harbor, Ind, pc aceasta Ca
lie incunostiinteaza pc toti mem
bril- sal, ca in ur1na schimbarii
prezidiului, locul de a Sc plat
cotele lunare, va fl in oficiul fra
tilor Cosma, unde in fiecare Sim
bata seara de la orele 10 p. m
va fl casierul, sau secretarul Ii
nanciar pentru incasarea lor.
Asemenea sunt rugati toti fra
til membrii, care nu sunt in oras,
ca ori ce afaceri ar avea Gu socie-
tatea sa Sc adreseze numai pc a
dresa societatii.
in numele societatii Transit
vaneana" din Indiana Harbor,
Indiana:
Prezidiul.
(74-76)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-30
Societatea ,,fnvierea" din Mar
tins Ferry Ohio. = Cnnyoaca he
A v I z +.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cnltura .,Printul Carol al Romi-
niei" din Columbus. Ohio, avi-
zeaza pc toate surorile sOcietati.
cluburi 81 parochii din loc 81 din
jur, cum ca societatea noastra isl
va. serbia jubilcul Gle 10 ami de Ia
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buLEIINuL
SOCIETATIL0R
Societatea u. s. Treicolorul 81
independents Romfna" din Gary,

Societatea u. s. Treicolorul 81
independents Romina" din Gary,
Ind. - Convoaca pc toti membrii
sal a lua parte la adunarea gene
rala lunara, care Sc va tinea Dl-
mineca, 3 August 1919, la orele
2 p. M, in hala de sub solul biseA
ricei din 18th 81 Madison Street.
La ordinea zilei find mai multe
puncte mportante de discutat, RI
gam staruitor pc toti fratii mem
bril- ca sd nu lipseasca de la H.
ceasta adunare. Absentee nemoti-
vate Sc vor pedepsi conform sta
tutelor.
Prezidiul.
Societatea Romano Carpatina"
din Cleveland, Ohio. - Convoaca
pc toti membrii comitetului lua
parte la sedinta de comitet, care
Sc va tinea Vineri, ! August 1919,
10 orele Z seara, i'm localul societa-
til din 1903 West 58-th Street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Stunt rugati sta
ruitor toti membrii din comitet a
lua parte la aceasta sedinta.
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,Ulpi aTraiana" din
Erie, Pa. = Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte la sedinta
lunara, care Sc va tinea Dumine-
ca, 3 August 1919, la orele 2 p.
M, in localul societatii din 1883
Penna Avenue. Find lucruri de
mare importanta de rezolvat de
dOrit ca nici un frate membru sd
nu lipseasca.
Prezidiul.
Societatea Romano Carpatina''
din Cleveland, Ohio. - Convoaca
pc toti membrii sal lua parte Ia
adunarea genrala lunara, care Sc
va tinea Dumineca, 3 August 1919
la orele 9 a. m. precis, in loca'ul
societatii din 1903 West 58-th Str.
Stunt rugati staruitor toti fratii
membrii a lua parte la aceasta a
dunare de Oare ,ce avem mai multe
chestii importante de rezolvat in
favorul> societatii. - Absentee ne
motivate Sc vor pedepsi conform
Prezidiul.
Societatea ,,fnvierea" din Mar
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-23
RULES THAT WIDOW IS
 PATRICK CROTTY'S DEPENDENT

After a hearing held before him on Jan. [, 1919 in the workmen's compen- sation case of Anna M. Crotty of Waterbury, dependent widow of Pat rick J. Crotty, claimant, against the Groton Iron Works. Commissioner Frederick M. Williams has overruled the two claims made by the respondent company. These were that the widow was not the dependent, within the meaning of. section 10 of the compen- sation act. but that if any dependency existed the dependent was the minor child, Ralph Crotty. The second claim was that if the widow were the de- pendent, she was only a partial depen- dent within the meaning of the law. The husband and father of the two persons already named was instantly killed while at work on Oct. 14. 1918. At the time of his, death his average weekly wage was s4S.s4.
 The Groton Iron Works is directed to pay Mrs. Crotty in lump sum all accrued payments since Oct. If, 1918 at the rate of $14 and to continue these payments at the same rate to make up 312 weeks. In the event of the death or remarriage of theawidow within the period of 312 weeks, payments shall be made to the minor son, Ralph Crot- ty. The s100 burial fee and surgical and medical expenses shall also be paid by the respondent company.
 The hearing was held at Waterbury for the convenience of those concern ed and Commissioner Williams acted for Commissioner J. J. Donohue of the second district
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-23
REV. J. H. FREDERICK HOST TO LAY WORKERS

Rev. J. H. Broderick, pastor of St.
 Patrick's church entertained the lay
 workers of the church, on Wednes
 day evening, according to his annual
 custom, giving them a, banquet at 8
 o'clock at the Wauregan house, fol-
 lowed by an informal entertainment
 and social hour or two. Covers were
 laid for thirty five at the banquet, the
 party including the two assistant pas
 tors Rev. P. J. Cuny and Rev. Myles P. Calvin, and the pew collectors, the ushers, the lay trustees the members of the senior choir, and the two sex tons
 In a short informal talk the ban quet. Father Broderick thanked all the workers for the assistance they had
 been in the parish and church work during the year and also called atten- tion to the fact that one of those pres ent, Jost Lando1t, who is so, is one of the oldest members of the church and | has been in the parish for forty years. There were solos by Mrs. F. L. Far re1l. Mrs. 5. c. Coyle and Thomas Con-
 nelly and solo by Father Calvin for which Father Cuny played the ac- l companibent The choir rendered 1 chorus numbers and the delightful ev- ening closed with old fashioned danc- 1 ing for which an orchestra played with 1 Henry La Fontaine at the piano.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-23
PERSONALS

w. J. Crowell. of Norwich was ill East Hampton Monday on business.
 ]. P. Flynn of Waterbury has re- turned from Norwich where he spent the past few days.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Tennyson and fhild, of Norwich, are visiting rela- tives at Rocky Hill.
 ,drs. Robert Doane has returned to a'sseN from a visit to her son. Errol Deane and his family, in Groton.
 Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Clark, ot Saybrook, were theA guests at dinner Sunday, of Mir. and Mrs. Frank l. Gaylord of Clinton.
 MT. and Mrs. Russel w. Clark, O Eiddletown, were the recent guests O. their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs Edward B. Clark, of the, Clark Home stead Saybrook.
 Phillip Fairbanks. who resigned his clerical work to enter the service sev- eral months ago and enrolled in the $ A. T. c. at Storrs college which dis banded when peace was declared, has returned to his work in the Old Say 1 brook telephone exchange.