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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
.JAPONAI BEGA IS
KOREJOS.

Londonas, vasario 9 d. = Be
viclinejc telegranoje is Maskyos
siamlicn sakoma pagal omskini
pranesimq, kad japonai evakavo
siaurine Koreja. Gyventojai SUI
kilc If padeda korejiecip pajic-
goms atejusioms is Chinu.
Omskis pranesimas, kaip pa
duodama bolsevikq bevielineje
telegramoje, sake, kad vas. 6 d.
korejieciu burial susispiete Chi
M zemejc, parcjo siena If uzpuo-
lie japonus. i-iaudis prisidedanti
prize sukileIip ir japonai traukiasi
cyakuodami Koreja.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
100000 gelzkeliu darbi.
ninku Saukia Streika
kita! savaite.
Japonai bega is korejos.

dien paskelbe, kad ateinancia sa-
vaite Indianoje prasides smarkus
eajus, 0 generolo Wo3do saukliai
sake siandien pasigave Missouri
es delegacijq.
Valstybes skyrius siandien OIL
cialiai uzreiske, kad Anglija uz-
dsjusA drausne Amerikos med
yilnei, vienok pasake, kad uzsic-
Mo valiutos padetis gall privers-
ii sumazinti ivezimq ar laikinai
paliaati ivezti medvilpe nepri-
klausimai mo vaidzios veikimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
TRUMPOS WASHINGTO-
NO ZINIOS.

Franklin X. Lake, vidaus reika-
lil sekretorius rezignavo nuo sa-
vo vietos nuo ateinancio kovo /
d. Sakoma, kad jis zada uzirnti
prczidento vieta Sinclair zibalo
kompanijoj.
Atstovas Kahn, atstovp. buto
kares reikalu komiteto pirminin-
kas ir visuotino karinio lavinimo
salininku vadas, apskaito, kad
tokia sistema nestseisianti dau-
giau kaip $I3o.ooo.ooo metus.
Kahn pasipriesino republikonu
vadui Mondel. kuris sako, kad
toji sistema pirmus metus at
sieis SI,ooo,ooo,ooo, o tolians kas
metas po $7oo,ooo,ooo.
Prezidentas Wilson sayo lais-
kc ! pirmininka Hitchcock pasa-
ke, kad jis sutinka su Hitch
cocko aiskinimu islygu taikos su
tarties, kurios senate pereitame
lapkrityj tapo atmestos so balsu
prizes Al. Kas del siuiomo patai-
syrno deSimtam sutartics straiDs-
niui, tai prezidentas sutinka str
10 esme, bet jo forma esanti to-
kia nelaiminga, kad j "atsaldis
musu santikius" su kitomis Sa-
Inns. Demokratq susirinkimas
nieko netare tame dalyke.
rGovernoro Lowdeno washing
xeniniai vedejai saEo, kad jis per
savaite laiko padare dideIius
zingsnius linkui .prezidentinss
republikonu kandidaturos, ypa-
tingai Oklahomojc, 9lichigane,
MissouriJe II Iowoj. Senste-
riaus Hasdingo pirscikos Sian
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
sUV. vALsTIJU ADMIRo-
LAS SEKA DALYKU
BEGI.
Konstantinopolis, vasario |

Konstantinopolis, vasario | d.
(Paveluota). Adm. Newton
A. McCully, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Amerikos kallaiviais nusiios
vandenyse yra Novorossiske, ait
siaurrytnio Juoduju jury kranto,
temydamas dalylN,s' kas del pra-
dejimo pliklystes tarpe talkinin-
ku SALTY If Rusijos zmoniu. Tam
miestui negresia greitas bolsevi-
ku uzemimas, bet zmones. sako,
yra nusimine del pabegeliu uz-
pludimo is Rostovo apygardos.
Bolsevikai if ju priesai, sako-
ma, daugiau nukenteje nuo Sill
tines. kaip nuo musiu. Odesoje
esq 10000 susirgimq sta liga, o
Sevastopolyj, 5000, Novorossis-
ke gi ir kituose, miestuose, kur
pabegeliai supludo, padejimas
esas grasus. Del laivu stokos tai
kininkai apriboja patogumus ant
laivu sIuzeistiems kareiviams If
moterims su vaikais
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
POLANOV TROCKIO
PASEKEJU.

Helsingfors, vasario 8 d. 4
Rusp bo!seviku .kares Ar laivyno
minister's Leonas Trockis bus
maistu transportacijos direkto-
riumi If vyriausiu komisininku,
o 10 kaipo kares ministerio pa
reigas apims gen. Polanov. So
vietp kareivijp vadu Sibire bus
gen. Egbert, o gen. Ivanov yes
jbolseviku kariuomene Turkestane
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
FOCH GELBES LENKAMS
NUO BOLSEVIKINIO
PAVOJAUS.

Varsava, vas. 7 d. Einantis
cia francuzp kalba laikrastis
Journal de Pologne, sako, kad
galutlnai tapo sutarta, jog talki-
nlnkp kareiviju vadas marsalas
Foch nuvyks Varsavon pasitarti
su lenku karine vyriausybe kas
del bolseviku paojaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
RENGIA LAIKRASTINI
TRUSTA VOKIETIJOJE.

Bern, Sveicarija, vasario 9 d.
NokietiQ magnatas Hugo stin-
mes, atstcvaujantis plieno. ma
sinp. rudos il auglies dalykus.
rengia milziniska trustq dien-
rasdip. periodiniu rastu If medAio.
minkscio. Kelis laikraStius Bcr-
line ir Simplicissimus Muenchine
jau nupirko, dabar derybas ve5la
nu2irkimui kitp vokietiu laikras
tip.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
FRANCUZAS UzMUSU-
SIS JANKI GAVO DU
METU KALEJIMO.

Nancy, Francuzija. vas. o d.
Pereitq savaite tia tapo nuteis-
tas dviem metam kalejimo fran
cuzas uzmuSusis Amerikos ka-
reivi. Bausmes lengyumas isais-
kinama> taomi, kad uzmusimo
priezastimi buvo pavydumas pric
tokip aplinkybiu, kur francuzu
teismas paprastai is
teisina kaltinamaji.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
JUGOSLAVAI TUOJAU
PRIIMSIA ADRIATINES
ISLYGAS.

Paryzius, vasario 9 d. - Kaip
pranesama Belgrade telegramoje
laikrasciui Echo de Paris, Jugo-
slavija netrukus priimsianti pa
siulyta nusileidima susitaiEyanui
kas del paskyrimo zemiu sulin-
eip rytiniu Adriatiniu juru pa
lraSciu:
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
70 sINN FEINERIU IsVE-
zE ANGLIJON.

Queenstown, vasario 9 d. -
siandien is sito uosto isplauke du
karlaiviai gabendami Anglijon
70 sim feineriu pc astria sargy-
ba. Orlaivis lydejo laivus Xxi ne
buvo mat5't krasto, kad dabojus,
ar nepabess kuris kaliniu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
BOLsEVIKAI PAEME
ODESA.

Loadonas, vasario 9 d. - su-
hg bevieline telegrama apturtta
cia nuo sovietines valdzios Mask
vote, bolseviku kareiviai kaipo
pergaletojai inejo Odeson. Uz;n
dami miestq jie paeme baisiq dau
gybe grobio.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
INFLUENZA SIAUcIA
BUDAPESTE.

Budapestas, vasario 9 d.
Kasdien pranesama po astuonis
simtus nauju susirgimu; statis-
tika parodo. kad is susirgusip
10 nuoS. nlirSta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
Bella KUN SERGA
DUSULIU.

Vienna, vasario 9 d. - Buvu-
Sis vensru komunistu diktato-
RUS susirgo, staisiu dusuliu il
perkele is internavimo stovykloS
karlsteine karine ligonine.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
ANGLU OKUPACIJOS
BALTALIJONAS DAN
ZIGE.

Berlinas, vasario 9 d. Pr
mieji Duriai anglll bataljono, XII
ris bus viena okupuojampju vie
netu Aanzinge, pribuvo tan mics
tan if vokieciu karei1iaI vakar il
apleido.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
BOMBAJUJ MEDVILNES
DIRBTUVES VEL DIRBA
PO STREIKUI.

Bombay, India, vasario 9 d.
Medvilnes darbininku streikas.
tssusis tula la;ka, pasibaige. Dau-
gels dirbtuvip pradejo dirbti
pereita savaite, siandien visos
apskrici5 dirbtuves dirba.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
BOLSEVIKAI EVAKAVO
LATVIJA..

Londonas, vasario 9 d. Su-
lig pranesimu isleistu cia latviu
misijos, bolseviku pajiegos eva
kavo Latvija
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
SOVIETINE RUSIJA PA
SIUNTE PIRMA SIUNTI-
M IsVEzINIgJ.

Revelis, vasario 9 d. - sovie-
tine Rusija nedeldienyj pasiunte
pirm2 siuntini isvezamu daiktu.
Prisipsta cia du vagonai linu,
kurie Gina uzsienin.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10
N~o> Chicagoje ir
.EoS- Apielinkeje. :

siandien If seredoi apsiniau-
kes Siandicn truputi saltiau.
sauletekis, 6:53 val. ryto;
Saulclcidis, $40 val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-10

! Paninklas atminimui music uz
Amerikos nepriklausomybe; bu-
vusio birzelio " d.. I775 m. ant
Bunker Hill kalno Charlestowno
kaimc. Mass, frfi Bostono. Pa
statytas as4S m. is Quincy gra-
nito, 22l pedos arrscio. Bunker
Till diena yra valstijos svente.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
Church Facts

l. So long as half the children of India die before their second year our own children are not safe.
 2 So long as China has only one doctor for every 100000 people, every ship from China to our shores threat ems the health of our nation.
 5. Half the world is illiterate and a menace to democracy.
 4. Over one million people have to be turned away from church hos pitals each year for lack of room.
 5. 100000 destitute children must now be turned away from homes an institutions.
 6. A goddess Russia with a soviet government is menace to the worlds democracy and the Christian civiliza- tiOn.
 Men and money are needed to make the world safe for this and future gen. erations. Christ's are the worlds rem edy. Will you help us?
 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
 "The Church with a Message"
 Il a. m. SD. m.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

and without the registration slip.
 Johnny" said the teacher, you must bring an excuse for being late, and don't forget the slip about when you were born"
 All out of breath next day Johnny rushed in, holding note from his mother
 Preacher" he gasped, "I brought the one about being late, but l forgot my excuse about being born"
 A Practical Prayer-Nancy was saying her prayers. And, please God" she petitioned, make Boston the capital of Vermont"
 why, Nancy!" exclaimed her shocked mother, What made you say that?"'
 Cause I made it that way on my examination papers today and I want it to be right. ."-American Legion Weekly
 His Reason-The School Nurse Did you open both windows in your sleeping room last night as ordered?''
 Pupil-"No, ma'am, not exactly. There's only one window in my room, but I opened it twice."
 Practical Demonstration-M Moy. er-'Tve got it in my head, but l can't explain it."
 Sense If Not Experience-Farme -"So you've had some experience have you?" Youth-"Yes, sir. Far mer-"Well, what side of a COW do you sit on to milk?" Youth -"The outside'
 Two Good Reasons-''W why ] don't you keep your hair combed?'' Willie" Cause I ain't got no comb. y Teacher-"Why don't you ask mama to buy you one?" Willie" Cause then I'd have ter keep my hair l combed.'
 Perhaps He Was Right-A novel reason for discipline was that vouch safed by child whose school record was a grief to his parents. "Tommy, said his teacher, one day, in despair "why do I have to scold you so much?' Cause you get sort O fretful keeping school.' was the evi reply.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
NOTICE

NOTICE
 The registration book of the town of Cordova will be open at my office, in the Ostrander building, Second street, Cordova, every day from a. III The registration book will be closed at o'clock D. m. Saturday, March 27, 1920. K. G. ROBINSON,
 Registrar
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
NOTICE OF SALE

NOTICE HEREBY the public auction
 
 the Town Cordova
 
  er for storage advance  expense of publishing this is escrihpda O1Ow
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20
SCHOOL, NOTES
Continued from page B

affinity for dirt. Good, clean soil is healthful."
 Doll wives who were never taught. to work; doll men who, if forced by stern necessity to work, wear themselves out searching for soft jobs-the world is full of them Let John and Mary have their small tasks now, and they will grow up to be workers instead of shirkers; filters instead of leaners; old world.-Child-W Welfare Magazine.
 # ]. x
 p. r. A. Meeting
 About thirty were present at yes terday's meeting After a beautiful solo by Mrs. Roy Walker, the audi ence was addressed by Rev. A. G. Shriver on "The Psychology of the Child" and in the course of the talk many interesting and helpful sugges- tions were made for the proper train ing of children.
 All are asked to respond to roll call at the next and final meeting of the year, with some suggestion of topic they wish to have discussed in next years meetings.
 # *: *:
 Through the kindness of Captain Lathrop all school children are ad- m1tted to the theater free of charge tonight to witness America Junior, y Red Cross film. All the children expressed the warmest appreciation of this courtesy extended them.
 # * #
 A LITTLE NONSENSE --v. Cutting Out the Slang Stuff. .-"Y ou don't talk like a college graduate, MT. Spink."
 No, I've gradually broken myself of the 1abit by cultivating people who speak good English. .'-Brownings.
 A Sore Spot with Him.--The teacher was addressing his pupils on the sub- jects of laziness and idleness.
 He drew a terrible picture of the habitual loafer-the man who dislikes to work and who begs for all he gets. Now, John," said the teacher to a little boy who had been very mat tentively during the lesson.
 John was instantly on the alert. '"Tell me-" continued the teacher, "who is the miserable individual who gets clothes, food and lodging, and yet does nothing in return?"
 Johns face frightened.
 "Please sir," said he, "the baby" "-= Ladies' Home Journal
 :. What Pity!-An untraveled coun- tryman once treated himself to trip ' to London There for the first time in his life he saw a schoolgirl go VuTOuSu uc1 Sy O|AOA SAoSo M the amusement of the little ones with whom she was playing.
 After gazing at her with looks of in terest and compassion for some time, he asked boy near by if she had fits. 'No' replied the boy; "them's gym nastics."
 "Ah, how sad!" said the man. "How longs she had em?"
 Pennant Winners-The centaurs were creatures with the head and arms of a man and the body of a horse
 Billy (the Ty Cobb of his team) : Gee! What a combination for battin' and base runnin'! ~ He Forgot His Excuse-On John . nys first day at school he was given a registration card on which his mother was to write his birth record. The following day he arrived late
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

Fresh French puffs daily at the City Bakery. 13-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-03-20

Job printing at Daily Times office
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
BANKING CHAPTER
 ORGANIZED HERE
Employes of Local Banks Hold
 Meeting and Form Institute

More than so employees and eNecu-i tives of the New Britain banks gath cred at the New Britain club last evening for the purpose of organizing and establishing q chapter of the Am erican Institute of Banking. A sup per was served at 6:30 o'clock after which business pertaining to the new enterprise was transacted. George Kane. assistant treasurer of tho Se- curity Trust company of Hartford. gave a talk on the prospects of the new organization. He described the benefits that would be secured from the institute and told how each mem- Der. through conscientious study, may improve his opportunity for advance ment and have a thorough knowledge of banking.
 Mir. Kane suggested that courses through some reliable banking schools would tend to improve their knowl edge in foreign exchange matters, ac- countancy. political economy and gen. eral banking business. Following MT. Kane. Y. s. Chamberlain of the Ma tional bank, F. c. vibberts of the New Britain Trust company and ]. c. Loomis, Of the Commercial Trust company, spoke briefly on the ad- vantages of a local chapter. Proceed inRs were taken to organize and after the appointment of a nominating com mittee. the following were elected:
 Leon A. Sprague, of the New Brit ain Trust company, president; vice president, Gustave winger, of the New Britain Savings bank; secretary, Mrs. Francis NJ Cone, of the Com mercial Trust company, and Harry W. Hatsing. of the National bank, treas urcr
 Cards for membership were signed and 75 announced their intention of backing the new institute. Mir. Sprague stated that a program would he ar ranged and social events would be held during the winter months. A committee was appointed to draft ar ticies of the association and a report would be made at the next meeting. which will be some time in Novem- Der.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
WHITE RIBBONERS
 HOLDING SESSION
Hohenthal Tells Them League Is
 Not Practical

Hartford, Oct. 20.-The principal of the Connecticut W. C. T. U. con- vention today was Emil c. Hohenthal of Manchester. candidate for U. $. senator on the prohibition ticket who predicted that neither of the ma Jor parties in case of winning the cleo ton would be able 10 put the Lea gue of Nations across" He said the cove nant must be subject to compromise.
 He expressed the belief that the national prohibition amendment would never be repealed
 The report of the treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Rule Arnold of Meriden, showed that s1,S77.39 has been raised towards the state fund of the tub- flee fund of S2o, 900. the national fund of which was raised in 1919 totallinG about s11.0o0. Forty-one of the state unions were shown to have raised their quota of s5 a member. In mem bcrship the state report shows a gain of 500 members of whom more than 500 are credited with dues paid in. The gains in the five counties in which gains arc recorded are as fol- lows:
 Middlesex 2ss, or sh per cent: New Haven "a. or per cent: Fairfield .T or per cent: Litchfeld so. or 27 per cent: Holland z. or : per cent.
 The session was given over largely to routine reports.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
C7Y ITEMS
Tabs fair, Bardeck's hall. October

Tabs fair, Bardeck's hall, October 22 to November 1.-advt
 Chief Johnson of the Bridgeport fire department was the guest of Chief William ]. Noble of the local depart ment yesterday.
 James Robert Snedeker of 352 Burritt street and Nos Anna Eliza beth Nealon of 235 High street have taken out a marriage license.
 The Congregational club had a SUD- per and meeting in the Center Con- gregational church last evening. After the supper Sir William Ramsey of Edinburgh. Ccotland. delivered an in terestingeaalk. There were many out of-town members present, including some from Berlin, Plainyille and Southington.
 Mrs. Charles Madisan is in New York on a two days visit.
 Mrs. Louis Jones rendered a mis- cellaneous shower for Miss Hazel An drews yesterday afternoon at her home on Hamilton VI. Nils Andrews will be married to George Hick of this city Saturday evening at the Bap- tiss church.
 Mrs. Addison Chase of New Rochelle is visiting Mrs. John Kirkham of Cedar street.
 Mrs. Edward Rivers is i'll at St. Francis hospital.
 A class of 14o srr' and boys was confirmed last Sunday at St. Andrew s Lithuanian church by Rt. Rev. Bishop John !. Milan Of the Hartford diocese.
 A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Helmar MillaT of 2i >-uell street today at the New i i:atu General hospital
 A daughter was born today at the same in nStitution 10 Mir. and Mrs. Samuel I<wichevsky of so Talcott street
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
Y. w. H. A. ACTIVITIES
\ Campaign for New Members Being
 Launched for All Girls IS Years
 Old and Over.

At the second meeting of the Y. W. H. A. held in their club rooms re- gently pr. George Cohen of Hartford delivered an interesting speech in which he explained and advised the work of this organization. Over 50 girls were present to hear Dr. Cohen.
 A drive for members has been launched and will be conducted for the next two weeks for all girls l s years old and over. All those desiring g to be listed charter members should hand in their names before the next meeting which will be held Monday, October 25, in the club rooms. After this date no one will be allowed to become charter member.
 Several interesting and educational meetings are planned for the winter season and many dances and enter tainments will be held. As the club has good material to work with a great future is looked forward to.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
CLUB NEAR COMPLETION.
New Britain Boys Club Has Excel
 lent Quarters on Center Street.

The New Britain boys clubs new building. which houses the largest gymnasium in the city, is rapidly nearing completion and there are prospects of its formal opening with in a couple of weeks. The date has not been definitely decided, though there may be a Halloween pSty for the members and their friends as a ''curtain- rslisar' for season of social activity.
 At the time when the opening of the building is imminent the direc- tors of the club have called attention to the generous gift of R. o. Clark of East Berlin. who presented the club with 5o.000 bricks to be used in construction of the future recreation spot for the youths of New Britain.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
COX WOULD BRING
 IN USE OF LEAGUE
Tells Providence Audience It
 Could Act on Irish Problem

Providence, R. l.. Oct 20.-In ad- dressing large crowd here today Gov. ernor Cox was piled with a number of questions relating to the prohibit tion, Irish and other questions.
 A woman asked the governor how he stood on the Volstead law. Tine democratic presidential candidate asked her if she had put the same question to Senator Harding.
 Governor Cox replied he did not believe in legislation that would in terfere with the constitution Of the United States as interpreted hy the supreme court. and added he had clos ed the saloons in Ohio on Sunday and also said he had been elected gover- nor of Ohio three times and it was not through contributions of the liquor interests.
 Governor Cox said he favored bring ing the case of Ireland before the league of nations, and this remark was greeted with cheers.
 A man in the gathering asked him if that applied to Ulster. and the governor quickly replied that Ulster was part of Ireland.
 Continuing his attack upon the republican party he continued:
 During the last two weeks republi- can speakers have been urged not to mention his name.
 Charges that Senator Harding had taken numerous views on the league were reiterated by Governor Cox.
 Would you accept the Lodge reser- vations?" was another question.
 They were never seriously suggest ed the candidate replied. ''If they had been Senator Lodge would have declared for them in republican plat form.'
 The governor added that he was most interested" in the Hitchcock reservations.
 Before the league became a politi- cal question, the governor said that Senator Lodge had endorsed it un- reservedly."
 Republicans fayoring the leageu and supporting Senator Harding are conducting joint debate with them selves" Governor Cox said citing. statements by former President Taft that league opponents were firing at President Wilson"
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
BRIDAL PARTY WRECKED
Bride and Groom Arc Among Those Injured When Automobile Is struck By Trolley in Norwich.

Norwich. Oct. 2o.-An automobile carrying a bridal party from the church to the brides home for re- ception today, was struck by trol- lev car and threo of those in the former vehicle including the bride and groom were injured. Miss Ellen Green was married to Francis Bren- nan at St. Patrick's church by the Rev. Father ]. H. Broderick. At the end of the nuptial mass the bridal couple with their immediate attend ants started in a machine for the brides home in Bodweli street At the intersection of Central avenue and Ninah the machine WAS stopped. The trolley car was standing and the motorman. according to his statement thought he had the right of way and the automobile driver also started. The two crashed. The bride was very severely hurt and. with the groom who was less seriously injured. was taken to thc hospital.
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
ANNUAL MEDICAL
Hartford County Medical
 tion to Have Meeting a Next Tuesday AfterDoon.l

The semi-annual meeti Hartford County Medical will be held at Cheney haI road, South Mancheste} afternoon, October 26. at A cafeteria dinner will be| 6:30 o'clock. An approu gram has been arrange d.
 prominent physicians will l new Manchester Memorial South Manchester, will bd visitors between 3 and 3t of that afternoon. Local will attend the meeting. Il
 Reeks is one of the office}
New Britain herald., 1920-10-20
John Brennan.

Funeral services for John Brennan of .2s High street will be held tomor- row morning at Q o'clock from St Mary's church and inteTment will be in St. Mary's cemetery.
 Mr. Brennan was one Of the oldest residents or this city and was S5 years of age. He died Tuesday morning at 1 o'clock.
 Mr. Brennan. a lifelong member of St. Mary's church. is survived by three dauEhtorr. Mrs. William Carroll of Norfolk. Mrs. John Spiliane of Hart ford and Mrs Anthony Contois of this city. and one son. Thomas.