davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02

1905 pounds remains. for which no
shipping orders have been received.
The quantity of other explosive
materials stored at Morgan are, high
explosive shells SG7 553: low explo-
sive shells. 1.752.641, and smokeless
powder. 459,9S4 pounds.
At Raritan arsenal the last report
also shows a decrease in amounts
2O.10O pounds of Pyro cotton. $50
high explosive and ESQ low explosive
shells having been shipped away
since last week.
The explosives now in storage a
Raritan are. black powder. $1,000
pounds. byro cotton. 10,S17. 0so pounds
smokeiess powder. 1S.276,69T pounds,
high explosive shells. 2.7s4.ssS, low
explosive shells 2.441, 03S. sodium nj
trate, 10,050.s31 pounds. u cotton.
1853 pounds. 14.915 German shells
and 14.se7 Geruan fuses
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02
FEAST OF PASSOVER
TO START TONIGHT

The Feast of Passover will be usher
ed in the homes of all Hebrews to-
night at sunset. Special services In
honor of the occasion will be held at
Beth Mordecai Temple in Hobart
street starting at $50 o'clock. There
will be another service tomorrow
morning at $3.50 o'clock with Rabbi
Friedman in charge. There will be
services at Shaary Tfiloh Temple In
Madison avenue tonight at 1850 O'Clock
and again tomorrow morning It 3
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02
DISCHARGE TWO TAKEN
IN RAID IN CITY

Celia Reidugg and Mike Kurpiel
both arrested on Tuesday night on a
.disordely conduct charged were dis
charged this morning by Recorder
[Pickersgill because of lack OF evil
dence. The two were arrested by Pa
trolman Bachman. assisted by Pa
trolman Jorgenson.
Jacob Karkus was the attorney for
the two accused persons. and an IN
|teresting session was held In the po-
lice our yesterday mcrntnB. when
Karku6 demanded that the woman
should not - held without ecom-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02
EXPLOSIVE SITUATION
CALLED SATISFACTORY
BIZ STAFF corresponden:

ID NfuV IUFTtSBUNutH-
NEW BRUNSWICK, April q
Conditions regarding the storage of
black powder in the government res
ervations in this county, are now de-
olared to be most satisfactory. the
last reports showing a balance of &c.
800 pounds remaining out of over
a million pounds stored here a few
months ago.
Black powder and the TINT have
been entirely removed from the Nor
gan General Ordnance Depot during
the last week. and OF the ammonium
nitrate $1,000 pounds have been
shipped with 1900 pounds to be
disposed of just as rapidly as 1t can
be loaded on the cara A balance Of
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02

Shortly after the birth of h daugh-
ter. Mrs. Jago and the three children
returned to this city because OF the
climate not agreeing with her. Mrs
Jago and John Jago. Sr., father OF
Mr.. Jago went up to Hoboken this
morning to meet him. There Is ex-
pected to be a family Reunion at the
Jago home tonight in honor OF MI.
lagos return home.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02
MONMOUTH WITHOUT
A COUNTY JUDGE

Monmouth county is without a judge
This state of affairs is brought about
Ivy the fact that the senate ON Mon
div or Tuesday failed to confirm the
re-appointment of Judge Ruff v.
Lawrence. Under the constitution q
common pleas judge cannot hold over
until another judge Is appointed 80
at the present time - Judge Law
rence's term has expired. Monmouth
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02

A letter of thanks was voted to Col.
Stewert Of the Ordnance department
at Washington. for causing the re-
moval of practically all the black
powder, as promised by him early In
the year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02

is without a judge and no court is
being held. 1t is expected that Judge
Lawrence's reappointment will be con-
firmed when the senate meets on Mon
day.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-04-02

O'Clock. Kantor J.. Press Will have
charge of the services.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1920-12-22
MY DEAR FRIENDS:---


The Children of Sorrow before them
table on Christmas
They ragged homeless and hungry, notho In
simple faith they w usingyto
O Heml
phaned wards the Near East Relief
IS mile after mile OF human misery O be reheved
Fatele and othees of
Jews made homeless and dependent by the
table wnonthe
afo t1echn heart
think would of
left suffering and
fathers and mothers whose they will knowaga
Adnh for dandsou for for
Yet this slender ration means life to uhem
dollars month will Tend hv!fe
of
At this Children
of Sorrow find
His hungry ldrena longing hand
I OF O tree
Will you bring smile this by sharing your
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24
DLACZEGO ME SPROBO-
WAC TAX SAMO?

Pan George Stccum przysfai
nam naStePujqcy list L Leduc, Al
ia, Canada: ,,27gQ grudnia, 1919
r.. My iarmcrzy W Relcthil i oho-
Icy dzickujcmy VAN "a Vase
doSkonalc lekarStwo. Trinera A
mcryhaliski Elixir Gorzkiego VII
ia pom0gf wielu farmerom, u kto
rych choroba zoladka byfa tax pc
wazna. re opcracya w szpitalu IDA
wala sic bye nieunikrl;Ona." lczeli
cicrp5sz ma niestrawnoSt, zatwar-
dzenic, boil giowy. ncrWOWosc,
bezscnnoSc lub innc dolegliwosci,
pctaczonc T. zaburzeGricm zoiadka,
dIaczego mic sprobowac p6jsc "a
przykIadem kanadskich farmcrow
zazywac Trincra Amerykahski
Elixir GoTzk;ego Wilma? " tym
sanym m;cjscu, gdzic kupujcsz
to lekarStWO, doStaniesz roWnicz
I'rinera Liniment ma r~cumatyzm
i ncura.2ie, Trincra hagodziciela
Kaszlu, najlepszc lekarstwo IA
haszcl i zaziebienic i inne Trinera
wyroby. - Joseph Trincr Compa-
ny, 1333-43 :. Ashland ave. Chi
c&go, III.
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Niebezpieczny wydapek choro-

by merck. - PAM Gust Lind L Ia
monitor, Alta. piszc: Mojc ncrkl
bvly W tax zfym ~stanic, &c nc
wicm. CODY sic &c mna Dylo sta'o.
sdybym sic nic byla zapozna'a l.
Ora Piotra Gomolo. Obccnlc jos
tenn zdrowa. Bcdc zawsHc pQIccac
to lekarstwo." Ora Piotra Como
20. stare. sfawnc lckarstwo zlofo-
VIC. trzyma nicpobity rckord W IT,
czcn;u zaburzci organicInych {!
SAGE os0b Swiadczq CO do togo
Iezcli icstcScic zaintcrcSoWanl W
dobrem leSarstwic. piszcic do DR.
Peter I'ahrncy and Sons Co.. 2Jol
Washington Blvd. Chicago. ILL.,
Me MONA JIG bowicm kupit W ap.
trkach. Dostawiane jest bcDpo-
srcdn:o. wolnc cd ella.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

pickny Spiew na ch6rzc, Iowa
rzystwom CentraInychi Poleli W
Amcrycc i NJ. B. Pokoju nr. 307
l.. P. W A. Tow. KoSciuszkD mr..
3, "a wsp6lczucic i piekne rezolu
eye ola mas i caicj n~aszcj rodziny
takzc pieknic d~ziekujemy "a ma
deslanic tax wielkicj iloSci kwia
tow i wiecow. pogrzebowcmu L,
Gardzielcwskiemu, "a umicjetna
Swa prace, zadawalajac wszyst-
kich obccnych W og0lc scrdecznic
dziekujemy wszystkim ktorzy
wzieli jakibqdz udzia} W
pogrzcbic zony mojc, cor
Xxi mojcj i siostry n~aszej
s. p. Rozalii Fordoiskicj, "a ich
wsp6}czucic ola mas i cafcj famI-
lii przejeci wdziecznosciq screen
ca}em dziekujcmy sk}adajac jed
ne szczerc i wielkic Bog Zaplat'
w nicutulonym smutku pogra-
zony:
Leon F%ordonski, MAJ
wraz Z Gala ianiliq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

Srode, dnia 11-go Iutcgo, W sail parafii
Sw. Wac{awa. Bcdzie to Zabawa mad
zwyczaj piekna, wiec iuz tcraz MO
dzicl i starsi Szykuia sic ia tc zaba-
VIC.
y ID
! y. praiat StaniSIaw Adamski, patron
HwiaZku Sp6fck IarobkOwych W po-
nnaGskicm. oraz kolcdzy jego, PIP. Jc-
rzy IekSzycki i dr.. KarpiISki, pre-
mawiaG beda maStepujacych miej-
scach w dniach naj blizsZych: jutro, o
godzinic 3cicj pc pOfudniu w sail pa
rafialnej ma Stanis{awOwic, o godZi-
ME Smej wieczorcm W sail parafialnej
W Evanston W p~Onicdziaiek - o go
dzinic $50 W sail parafialnej ma ia
dwigOwie, o 0Smci w sail parafialncj
Tr6jcowa VIC wtorek, o 80 W sail
parafialncj Kantowa, o 0Smej ma Mo
dziankOwie, GOScic ii Z Polski PREY
byli, ciekawe rzeczy maja do powic-
d2cnia Polonii amCrykanSkiei Opowia-
daC bedQ ME tylko 0 s%tosunkach pa
nujacych W kraju. lecz r0wniez pred
Stawia pewna p~ropOzyCye zebranym,
czySto byzneSowcj natury. kt0ra zain-
t~creSOwa}a ca}y klCr polSki swa donio-
sloScia, przynOSZac Polscc kOrzySC wieI
ka. przynoSzca r0wniez korzy$c ma
tcryalna rodakom, tutaj zamieszka1ym.
PrzedewszyStkiem przemySfUwcy Il
kupcy pOlscy, tlumnic garnaG winni do
miejsc tych zcbrai czego mic pozalujq.
Biuro przcdstawicicli Zwiazku Sp6lek
mieSci sic W dumu Zwiazku Polck, O.
twarte kaldOdzicnnic cd godziny ftej
do 6Smei wiecnorcm.
-
Gniazdo No. 2-gic, Zwiazku Sokoi6w,
uIZadZa jutro w sail Zjcdnoczcnia Vie
czorek IloHmI,tOSci -- pOiaczony 4 "a
bawa to~warzySka poczatck o gUlzinic
6smcj.
DR.. Stanislaw ParowSki. prowadzacy
%kancelaryc lckarSka pnr. 21442 Mar
shall Blvd, ma kazimierzOwic ulcSI
zeSziego wtOrku przykremu wypadko-
wi. Bcdqc W drodze do pacyenta. po-
$liZnaf sic ma chOdniku i padl GlnOSzac
boleSnc O5raHcnia. kilka dni wStrZy-
mac sic muSial Cd wypeiniania swych
le~karSkich Ohowazk0w Obecnic, 0 lyle
czr!c sic lCpici, IL dziSiaj i jutrO przyj
mowac bcdzie Swych p~acyent6w W Swcj
%kancclaryi. pOczawSzy Za& od przySz}c-
90 ponicdzialku poznie ich OsObiScic
OdwicdZaC.
W sail parafialne.i BarbarOya. Ulbc-
die sic jutrO vice OhywatclSki. 2 kt0-
rym w~Sp0}dzia(a KIub ObywatclSki par
tyi denrOkratycznr i'm Woodrow vii
son. POczatck o gNdZinie czwartcj 30
p%oiudniu. Obywatele kt6rzy majq IA
MAR wStapiG do tcSoh, winni sic na
wicc 6w zjawiG: nicrhyhnic wyjdzic i'm
to ma koZy;G.
Wczoraj q gUIHinic l1lcj wieczurcm.
$50. l.. - o., va, ..,,-;n tNr,, Z. o Sinstro
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

NEPORTERA

Firma International PhOtoplay Com
pany, 8aproponOwaia ch6rOwi parafial-
uemU Sw. Stanisiawa HOstki W Chi
cagO, kontrakt ma przedStawienle Obra-
Eu dramatycznego p. /. ~,,Jaskinia Bea-
tuSa'. pi0ra $. p. SzczeSnegO Zahajkte-
wicza, ma scenic neutrality-suspicious..
Choir ten, majacy W SVEN gronie dc
Skonalych amator0w, z wielkiem powO-
dzeniem Odegrai te ~wspaniaia sztuke
treSci religijnej - ludowej, niedawno
temu W sail p. W. Sw. StaniSlawa 10
SIKH. Propozycye poruCzono komisyi az
tystycznej ch6ru Sw. Stanislawa Ko-
SIKH, kt6ra Skladaja panOwie: Ar1rzej
j. Kwasigroch, Wincenty ]. J6zwiako-
wSki. Jan Nering. TomaSz s. Blachow-
ski / DR.. Jan j. LiSs.
q - q
A vice jutro, o godzinie 5tej wiecZo-
rem, Odbedzie sic instalacya urze,lui-
k6w Klubu i'm. Ksiecia J6zefa POnia-
~towskiego, dzialajacego ma Kantowie,
po}aczona 2 wieczorkiem rozmaito5ci
SpOdziewac sic nalely, re ma in~stalacyi
klubu tego, urozmaiconego obSzernym
programem. zjawi sic SpOry zaStep po-
lak6w i POlek nietylko Z Kantowa, ale
take i Z innych dzielnic pOlSkich. -
WStep "a biletami tylko.
. o Q
Jutro, W koSciele. p. w. Wniebowzie-
ria NajSw. Maryi Fanny, West Pull
man, PREY kt0rym probOSzczem jest
y. TeodOr Langfort, rOzpoczyna sic
Iwu-tygodniowa MiSya Sw.. pod kicrun-
STEM 90. Misyonarzy re Zsronladzcnia
;w. Wincentego a Paulo, z Ere Pa.
Jutro. " koSciele, p. W. Sw. JGzafata,
lrzy ~uarozniku Southport i Belden ave.
,~ozpoczyna sic neutrality-suspicious. nj
~bozenstwo, kt6re potrwa do wtorku.
Z~akonczenie Odbedzie sic we Wtorek
~vicczorem. Solennymi nieSzporami, ka-
zanicm / prOceSya q NajSw. Sakramen.
TEN.
. q
Ia Staraniem m~iejScUwegO Y. pro-
bOSzcza StaniSlawa DOberSteina. Odbe-
die sic dzieSiecio-dniOwa MiSya Sw.
kt0ra rOzpOczyna sic jutro dnia 2ISo
b. NJ. W koSCiele p. W. Sw. Ivy I ,ra,
" Blue Island, III. Misya k;erCwac be-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

PREY zgOniC lat 4G; W zakonte so. Pc
grzeb cichej ~pracownicy winnicy Pan
skicj, odbedzie sic W poniedzialck. Biz
SIC ~szczeg0iy W nckrOlogu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

Szko inkorporowai swe MOVIE przcdsie-
hiUrstwO pod nazwQ ,,Triauglc Dane
ing Palace.
Tow. &w. Wiktoryi, grupa III st. =.
W AM. urzadza W dniu jutrzcjSzym
,,Bunco Party" o godZinie I 80 wicczo-
rem, W sail parafialnej Sw. StaniSiawa
KoStki. Komitct przygotOwujc mn0stwO
nieSpodzianck, kt0re uczcStnik6w zaba-
via.
= -: o
K6Iko L~itcrackie ma Tr0jcOwic urzl-
dza kOntest deklamacyjny .jutro, o 50.
dzinie 6Smej wieczorem. NajlepSze silly
k6ika biora w kontcScie udziai, Z czc@o
Nv noSiC mleiy, il zaintereSOwani ty.a-
70 licznic sic nan zbiora.
q q .
Doktor Robertson, kt6rego praca jest
Istrzezenie miasta pred epidemiami r6z-
nego. gatunku, pOStara} sic byl u szefa
policyi Swego czaSu o wydanie rozpo-
rzadzcnia %poddanym mu p~Olicyantom,
ably ci areSztowali ~plujacych ma cho-
dnik. WczOraj stawala pred Sedzia Ste
wart, urzedujacym PREY STACEY policyj-
nej South Clark z CORA piecdziesieciu
przestepc0w tego pokroiu. kt0rych Sc
Gzia pc pewnym namySle obdarzyi VOL
noScia pod warunkiem, IL ~przyrzeknl
mic czynic tego W przysziOSci Kazdy
z mich Swiecie p%rzyrzekI, il bedzie
zwraca& wieksza uwagc ma niebezp!H.
czehStwo, zagrazajace ObywatelStwu,
wypiywajace 2 tego niezdrowego ivy
czaj in.
Jutro, W sail Pu}aSkiegO, PREY Ash
land ave. i 1Stei ulicy. Odbcdzie sic
obch6d ku uczczcniu ~rocznicy powSta-
mia StyczniOwego Q rOku 1863, urzadzo-
ny Staraniem Zwiazhu MiOdzieiy Pol
Skiej i Iwiazku PomOcy StrOnnictwa
Ludowego. Program jest bocaty i urOz-
maicony. PoczQtck o gOdzinie Smcj vie
Czorem. Wstcp wolny.
81. q
w ~przySzla niedziclc, dnia 2J-go o
Sodzinie Smej wiecZOrem W sail para
~fialncj Sw. WaC4awa, odhcdzic sic pic
kny ObchGd ..Odrolzenia PolSki". Pro-
gram bcdzie bardzO urozmaicony, DO IL
dzia} biorQ W MIN miejSCOwe Glory pa
rafialne. Skauci 2 Wac{awowa. PARMA
Marya Wierdak, SOliStka. J0zef Bcrck
uczeh SzEO}y Sw. Waclawa wyStapi z
deklamacyQ. p. 4. JakS. d~OStarCzy mu-
zyki ze Swcj SzkOly m~uzyczncj, m6wca-
mi zaS wieczoru bcda znany adwOkat
L Wojciechowa pan Edmund PiaCzeE.
r znana dziaiacZka ma polu patryO-
tycznym, PAM Anna Neuman. ObCh6d
zagai prczeS KOm. LOkalnego POlskiej
Rady NaroIowPj 4 przcwodniczyG be
die y. +. c. Scieszka. micjscowy pro
boSzcz. ObchGI tcnac urzadnja wSpGl-
ME KCm. Lokalny L. r. y KOmitct O.
bywatelSki i Sckcya Ratumkowa Polck
4 WaclawOwa. WStGp ma Ohch6d VOL
ny dla wS2ystkich.
BractwO Dziewic RGzancOwych pa
rafii &w. Wacl|Na 'urzadza wieczIr
Walcmtowy ~pOlaczOny Z ..DuncO' W
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pNBNNK CT1CA0ONn nAsoA
ncl. uieceJ drounych oEiosSah. ant
tell wszystkiO Time dIi0nniU ooSklA
CHICAGO rAzenn O1t0tA .
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

o. do oxIoGIen - WieIkieh ~
tyeh. katdeSo rodSaju 1 tresci -
DZlENNIK CHIChGOSKl Iajnujt
be1sprzscznie picrwS1S mitdSc' y ca
iOj An0ryoO
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

Znany w kOlach polSkich naSzeSo
miasta Oh. FranciSzek WaSZko, ZamieSz-
kaIy D. mr. 1886 Carmen ave. W Jeffer-
son Park. zaiozyl nowy polSki intereS:
mianowicie objQi w zarzad wielkie
piekne sale, mieSzcZace sic u zbiegu IL
lie Milwaukee ave. j y. Central Park
ave. zwana dutad .,Wondcrland-HalI &:
sale te OdnOwione i eleganckO urzadzo1
ne beda wyuajmOwane i ~prowadzon2
w mozliwie najlepszy SposGb. z. Wa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

Podczas Strajku StalowegO, areSztO-
wanych zoStaiO W mieSCie Gary wielI
.zelwonych. kt6rych Rad Stan6w Zje-
~dnoczonych pzy najblizSzej Sposobno-
Sci deportowat zamySla do sOwieckiej
RoSyi. Deportowani prawdOpodObnie
beda NJ. Berson. John Brandt, Max
Brusko, Stefan Dems, Joe Falkner, L..
Kortku&. A. Lupka, S. MarkiewiZ, o.
raz Luba i Vera Dubrow. kobiety -
siostry Dubrow, zaladaly, ably wfadze
pozwoli{y r6wniez towarzySzyC i'm W
podr6Gy ich matcc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

Wczoraj u gUIHinic 11tcj wieczOrcm,
rozStala sic Z tym &wiatcm 5. p. SioStra
Marya Cyryla FrcIka. re zakOnu Si6Stl
N~Otrc-lamck. ma StaniSia wOwie, liczac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

da 90. MiSyonarzc &c za&onu $w. Win
ceuteSo d PaulO, Z Erie, Pa. SpOdLie-
wac sic nalezy, il rOdacy Z SaSicdmcI
parafii, a zwlaszcza 3 POScn-PG2nanil,
~skorzyStac racza Z tel tax rzadki"j
SpoSobuoSci i wczma udziaf W ufUczy-
~stuSciach misyjnych.
~ 50 o
Biura kompanii SztucznegO nawozu,
AGRICULTURAL Chemical Co" - costa
ma przeniesiOnc do budynku fabryczne-
20. micszczacego sic pnr. 946 w. North
ave. Obecna kwatera okazaia sic Ia
.Szczup}a.
Pred sedzia Jareckim stawat wcZo-
raj siaby ma umySle Morris Levin, lat
20 LEGACY, kt6regO sedzia Gas jaEiS
temu polecii przeslac do szkoiv Ola
nierOzwinietych umyslowO chiopc6w do
miejScowoSci Lincoln, Il ktGrego to
~polecenia whadze przcz widOczna o
my{ke. nietylkO, re ME w~ypeiniiy, lecz
dodatkowo obdarzyly skazahca wolno-
Scia. wczoraj znalaEi sic Levine pred
sedzia Jarcckim ponownie, aresztowany
bedac "a uSiiOwanie dOkonania napadu
ma miOda dziewczyne POniewaz W pO-
wylSZei Sil.ole ME MA obecnie miejsca,
sedzia Jarecki przytrzymat 60 kazai w
Szpitaiu oblakanych do przysztego piQ-
tku. W kt6rym to dniu wyda Ostatecz-
ny wyrOk, co 2 Okazem tego rodzajI
uczynit nalezy.
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Gniazdo No. 2-gic, Zwiazku Sokoi6w,
uIZadZa jutro sail Zjcdnoczcnia Vie
czorek RoHmI.tOSri -- pOiqczony Z "a
-bawa tOwarzySka poczatck o gUlzinic
0smcj.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-24

Bractwo Dziewic RIzancOwych W pa
rafii Sw. WaclIwa 'urzadza wieczIr
Walcntowy ~polaczOny Z ,,Dunco" W
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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-20
COURT DECISION OF INTEREST TO MILK
 DEALERS IN STATE

Milk dealers throughout the state
 are interested in the decision of Judge
 Walter D., Makepeaee of Waterbury,
 who has decided in the district court that the law enacted at the 1919 ses- sion of the Legislature, making 1t compulsory for milk dealers to secure a license to deal in milk, is uneonsti- tutional, Grant Porter. a Waterbury
 dealer, was arrested, and fined. in the
 city court, and an appeal was taken to the district court, which resulted in Judge Maleepeaee declaring the law unconstitutional, he handing down his deeision Wednesday,
 Thomas Holt, state dairy and food een11nisaioner, said yesterday that the matter will be taken to the supreme court for g. final decision, as it is his opinion that the law is constitutional and that it was enacted by the L,egis= 1ature for the rreteetien ef the pub-
 ie, Commissioner Helt added that previous to the arrest of Azr, PeFtaF
 he had a consultation with AttaFaeF General Frank B Heaty, and that the attorney general advised te proceed with the prosecution.
 Under the law. milk dealers ara Ee=
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-20

Budapest, Hungary via Bern, SWitz- erIand, Feb. 14.-There was meet ing here recently of all the monarch ist leaders of the country, at which somebody said that the right sort of king would be an American with enough money to pay Hungary's debts. Also he must be able to keep LID a respectable court, it was agreed. but money was the prime object
 Names of American mu1timillion- aires were mentioned at the gather ing as royal possibilities. A deputa~ tion was appointed to so to America SO soon as circumstances permit, in terview the most likely rnuttini1lion- atres-and if necessary, heiresses a1- so,
 An American railway king would be able to set their moribund rail- ways to right again, they think; an oil king or a steel king would surely he sabIe to transfer his commercial capacities from oil or steel to another sphere of business, that of evolving order out of chaos: while well known banker or fnaucier might be the most desirable person of all and assuredly find sufficient scope for his abilities in the financial confusion nrevaiItne in Hungary. Moreover, Hungarian taonarehists hope that an American citizen would bring about a commercial union with America which would be beneficial to them selves,
 The rnonarehist party in Hungary is determined that the Hapsburg throne shall not long remain vacant; 1t is leaving no stone unturnrd to find some one ready to wear the Hum earian crown. A newspaper with the <a-~7a Monarchy is being pubiihhcd regu- IarIv and sent free to all tllose whom i+s adftors desire to influence.
 Motion pictures also arc being util- ,zad to the utmost for monarehist nronaaanda- BiIIboards too are p1as- tered with nonaTehist posters, while ersAat aanaharR af 1eanafz and namnh-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-20
Y. M. c. A. NOTES.

George Sherwood of the Blue Rib- bon Co., and Albert S. Anderson, manager (of Harvey and Lewis Co.,, have been selected by the executive committee of the big Y. M. c. A. drive for membership to be the op- posing generals to fight out for su- premacy next week. MT. Sherwood has selected Richard Swain as his aide, while MT. Anderson is counting on Arthur Duertin to help him smear the forces of General Sherwood when the casualties are fully counted at the end of the battle. Campaigning is not new to either of these generals and they are both known as splendid fighters and there is no question but that the executive committee have assured a battle royal by the selection of these seasoned campaigners for the opposing generals. Each side is busily engaged perfecting their or ganization practically all the captains are chosen and many of the captains several days ago reported full teams. Five hundred boys and young men added to the membership of the Y. M. c. A. next week looks like an as- sured fact with this line up.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-20
Ibe Read Annex
VARYING AGES AT WHICH TREES
 START TO BEAR

Reckoning the age of a tree from the time when it is planted in it's per manent place, apple trees should be- gin to bear, as rule, when they have been planted six to eight years, according to the United States De- partment of Agriculture.
 Certain varieties, as the Yellow Transparent and Wagener, may bear considerably younger, and others, such as the Northern Spy and Yellow Newton, not until they are somewhat older. Individual trees of the same variety vary somewhat in this re- spect-
 Pear trees bear, in general, at about the same age as apple treeSs though perhaps little younger.
 Peach trees under favorable oondi- tions often bear at three years of age and in any event they should bear at four years unless injured by frost er otherwise.
 to the group to which they belong but most sorts begin to bear in four OF i've years after planting.
 Sour cherries ordinarily begin to bear in about four years and sweet cherries at six or seven years after planting.
 Aprioots come aato bearing at about the same aga as peaches or sometimes 6 little later.
 Oufncea are usually five or six years old before they boar much fruit.
 Raspberriez, bIaalberries and dew berries if planted in the spring, should bear a light crop the next year. Strawberries planted in the spring or early enough in the au- tunn to make 8 good growth before the advent of cold weather, should produce a good crop the next sea- son,
 Currants and geeseberries com monty bear a few fruits the third season after planting
 Grapes may bear very lightly the third season where conditions arc fa- veFab1e, but not much fruit should be expected earlier than the fourth year,