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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

PRODAM nasledkem odjez-
du do stare vlasti 10 dilcu do
'bfe 81 stojicf firmy The Collin
wood Foundry and Manufa-
cturing Co. pom6rnou slevou.
Dopiste ma Vac. Neumanna,
majitele, 421 Huron Rd., Ely
ria, 0. $50
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PRODA Sc grocerni a fez-
nicky obchod We velmi dobr6m
mist6. Vezme Sc dvou rodinnT
dun. Blizsi sdeli J. MIckov-
sky u Atlas Finance Co. 5458
Broadway neb v els. 3443 w
chodnf 10. d.. 3-28
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PRODA Sc z prvni ruky "a
mirnou cenu dun pro jednu
rodinu Z pokojich 5 koupel-
nou. Bliz5i sd6li Sc V {. 1870
Durkee Ave. Y Corlett., blize
Skoly 2 vych. 131. al, 3-26
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc Sest poko-
ju V els. 5401 Fleet Ave, ma
hore. Koupelna, elektrika, vse
zarizeno. Vyborne
misto pro l6kare. Haste sc Il
p. Srutka tamtez. 3-28
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PRODAVAM FARMY.

menuji "a m6stsky majetek,
aneb "a hotov6, neb ma dlou-
holet6 splatlly. Jsou pouze %
az % mil Cd squaru. Prejete-li
81 yedet blizSi podrobnosti, do
piSte ma T. J. Prazak, RID.
l, Burton, O. 50
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PRAVE MlsTO pro miIovni

PRAVE MlSTO pro miIovni
la velkeho Iotu, pro chovani
drubeze, aniz by ztracel nest
sk6 pohodIi. Lot ie 120 pri $50
streylcich a jest tam dunn o 6ti
sv6tnicich, plyn, elektrika,
velke ban6. Da Sc pod cenu, bu
deli prodan hned a sice pouze
"a $4800 BlizSt sd6li F. J.
Nejedlik, 11015 Union Ave. We
die boulevardu. Tel Broadway
1856 - Union 1861 r. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

dunn o 7 pokojich, eIektrika,
plyn, ban, slepicnik, / akr po-
zemku, nekolik ovocnych stro-
mi. Tento majetek ie V Char
don. O.. 10 minut cd kary.
Haste Sc V elsie $500 Dennison
Ave. $40
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

/ ~ Ga oh" OSlChd puLldld
re Sc prihodilo neco radostne-
ho. Jakou pfijemnou novinu
Merry prinaSl?
"Nesu novinu, velkou novi-
lnu, Marysko. PoteSi vas, jake
potesila mnen' pravila Merry,
navajo novinami.
| Byly to noviny polske Kra
kova, ktere Merry odbirala, ably
byla alespon n6jakym pojit-
KEN spojena Halici, jez Sc
stala druhou jeji vlasti.
"Zde ct6te," rekla, ukazuiic
Marysce zatrzenou zpravu ja-
kousi. Maryska ga sera sotva
uz rozeznala drobne pismo no.
! vinarske.
Vsak pfece. Srdce j prudce-
| il buSilo V ocekavani, echo Sc
docte.
Clanek byl nadepsan:
"Rychly uStup Rusu od Snia-
tynu mezi Dnestrem Pru-
tenn"
Licili mem, jak Rusove po
marnych pokusech zadrzeti pc
stup naSeho vojska, dali Sc ry-
chile ma Gstup k vychodu. Wy
hlaSili vSak, re ustupuji jen z
taktickych duvodu a bro re sc
opet vrati. Ably pax obyvatel-
stvo bylo pametlivo tohoto ma
vratu, vezmou S SebOu fadu
rukojmi, nejvaznejSich osob-
nosti. A MarySka prekvapena
vykrikla, kdyz mezi imeny
tech, ktere Rusove odvedli S
sebou jako rukoimi, cetla jme-
no: Jan Vyhlas, ekonom -.
Ruce il klesly; oprela sc
name o Merry a zaseptala:
"Tedy xiv, ziv!"
"Ano, xiv, a jak pana Wy
HASA znam, mohu tvrditi, ze
dobre obstoji move zkouSce I
zdrav 2 nj vyjde. Dovede S lid,
mi Zachazet a pax - uni W.
borne rusky. Neztrati Sc tam a
bud'te iista, MarySko, re brzy
o nem uslySime! Ale, zapIat
buh, re to tax dopadlo. Ease
budu rada ma svetel'
Merry proneslo slova ia vre-
lynn, radostnym hlasem, Jake
no Il nj MarySka jeste nikdy
neslySela. Ne, ne, to nemluvi-
la vd6cnost k JanoVi, ale n6co
hlubSiho silnejsiho
A ku .podivu! MarySce ted
Sc radost pon6kud zkalila,
Mratek jakys prebehl jasn6
nebe :. Jaky to cit Sc nj o.
zval? O zarlivosti prece ne
mohlo byti reel
Dlouho neusnula MarySka
toho Vecera a znoVu a znovu
premitala, jaky as pom6r byl
a mohl byti mezi "polskou slec-
lnou" a Janem. Ted 81 rozpo-
mnela, re il Merry vlastne do
Iposud mic z minulosti po-
lm6ru toho neodhalila.
Pc velkem premitani vSak
nalednou sc zaStyd6la.
Exam jSem zabloudila, po.
trlsnila bych dust svou zlymi
mySlenkami." A prosila Jana
Ii Merry V duchu ia odpust6ni
Tydny mijely, ale cd Jana
IVyhlasa neprichazela zadna
IzpraVa.
Az najednou dosly do jeze-
ra diva listky re Stokholmu
Jeden listek dostala Maryska
druhy Merry Obstova. Jakou
radost. zpusobily. Bylyt' cd ia
ma. Psal, re Rusove propustil
isniatynske rukojmi - a mez
mimi i jej. V Rusku Sc rozsto'
nal. Zotaviv Sc, jede pres Sved'
sko domu.
"Po domovu touzim nesmir
net Hrozne zkousky minulycl
mesicu mne naucily znati ce
nu domova. Pres more a hory
tisice pozdravu drahe cesk(
zemi, ma sv6t6 jedin6!"
TAX psal Jan ma listku.
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CEiCETE-LI

CHCETE-Ll koupiti, proda-
ii nebo vymetiti Vas majetek,
obrat'te Sc na spolehliv6ho jed
natele. RychlJ prodei a dobra
obsluha jsou 4aruceny. Ivla-
stni pozornost se venuje majet-
kun Y Corlettl o laskavou pri-
zen vsech Cechoslovaku zada
Alb. Blaha, 1920 Bartlett a.
We, aneb ci$. 1868 Broad
way. Tel. Union b 764 L. Broad.
2202. 1926
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~ NAVRAT ~
POviDkA ZE SVETOVE VALKY
NAPSAL VAVRINEC REHOR

"Polska slecna" zevrubne
prohledla vSecky sv6tnice, ma
bytek a cele zarizeni davajic
do pofadku. JednoduSe, ale
vkusne dala malovati vSechny
pokoje, zaroven vSak take o
zevnejsek statku peGujic. Zed-
nici obilili rozsahle jeho pru-
cell, opravili omitku ma hospo-
darskych budovach a tax Wy
hlasuV statek, od6n We svatecni
roucho, ocekaval pTichod pa
nuV.
Maryska dozila Sc onech
dnech velikeho prekvapeni.
Merry Obstova pfisla k nj ma
horu do svetnice.
IS velikou zvlaStni pros
bou prichazim dnes, ma zlata
MarySko. Jdu prosit vas va
/, Sc pany rodice, abyste mi po-
skytli ma nekolik dni pohostin-
stvi. Vyjednavam uz o sluzbu
jakous Praze, ale nez-li ma
stoupim, rada bych zustala ie-
ste Jezere, jez mi tax pri-
rostlo k srdci! Vyslysite sme-
lou zadost mou?" V rozpacich
a nejiste tazala Sc Merry.
MarySka nechapala duvodu
teto prosby.
Pfekvapene a zpytav6 ma
Merry pohlizejic, rekla:
"Draha Merry! Jak to mlu-
vite! Ne ma nekolik dni, ale
ma vzdy, trvale zustante Il mas !!
Cely mas statek mejte "a svui
domov! Vzdyt' jste mi Zachra-
Mia zivot a k novemu iste
mne probudila. Matka i otec
mluVl o vas jako o andeli, jejz
sam buh seSlal do Jezera. Ale
nerozumim vam, Wy snad jen
! Zertuiete, Ci Snad EXQUISITE me-
pratelstvi k sobe?" odpoved6-
la MarySka, meme Merry OBJ
stovou objimajic.
"Jakou radost mi pusobite !,
@ vd6Gnosti vSak VuCi mne ne
ImluVtel Neprijela isem do Je-
zera vlastni vule, ale ma pra-
nj, ba ma rozkaz pana Vyhlasa.
Vite w, re k vuli vam jsem
EpriJela. Az Halice mne sem
postal, abych vam prisp6la, sec
me silly staci. Nevim, jak isem
ukol provedla! Ale kdyz vas
Vidim ted, tax znovu rozkvet-
lou, jak nest astne Sc stara-
te, jak Jim donna i Ma poll po-
mahate, pax verte mi, jsem
st aStna. Ale proc Sc vam zda
zadost ma tax zvlaStni? Memo
hu pfece zustati dale Ma stat
ku Janove. Vzdyt' prijede a
Vlte prece dobre, jake reel uz
ted Sc rozSirily. Podezfivali
mne, re mne k panu Vyhlasovi
jpouta vic nez pouh6 pfatel-
; stvi a neziStna vd6Cnost, mlu-
viii buh vi jakem pom6ru
mezi naml. Pro n6j, pro jeho
povest, pro jeho dalSi pusob-
most Zde neSmlm S MIN zustat
pod jednou strechou. Muze pri
ieti ted kazdeho dine. Proto
Sc chci uz Ultra odstehoVat.
Nuze, prijmete mne Ma nekolik
dni k sobe?"
Merry mluvila rozcilene, veil
ke pohnuti tlumic. Prece vsak
Sc neubranila slzam, jez il
do oci vstoupily, kdyz domlu-
villa.
Maryska byla "a reci te V
nevyslovnych rozpacich. Kdyz
Sc Merry zminila pomluvach,
tu Maryska 81 pripadala jake
obzalovany pred soudem.
Vzdyt' ona sama jeste nedav-
no jim verila. Ale v jakem
svetle ted Sc objevila Merry
pred jejim zrakem!
Dojata vrhla Sc "polske slec-
me- na prsa a znova il objlma-
! JIG, zvolala:
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PRODA Sc cele bytove
zafizeni, kuchyn6, loznice,
jldelna, vse yelmi LEVINE a
pfenecha Sc cely byt. Hla-
ste Sc V c. 1905 Durkee
Ave. nahoTe. -?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

NABYTEK KAMNA Il
druhe ruky vseho druhu pro-
dave a kupuje Y. Sedlacek,
1861 f. 40. st. =?
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PRODA Sc

PRODA Sc jednorodinny
dunn o Z pokojich, koupelna a
jine zarizeni. Haste Sc V els.
1929 E. 54th St. Tel. Broad
way 651 M. 3-26
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kapitola devata.

Ma statku Vyhlasov6 vsecko
Sc pfipravosalo ma pflchod
panty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-26

PRCDA Sc RUNE klempir-
sk6 nadobi a iaEizeni ga lev
nou cenu. HIa4e Sc v els.
1927 Svec Av4- !?
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IDrOsraG
Ozrla5rrlky
HLEDA Sc:


z CECH PRIJETA INTEL
gentni DANA, dobra kucharka.
a svadlena, hleda misto "a no.
spodyni, neb "a spolecnici.
Nechte adressu V adm. t. listu.
1926
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PRODAJI Sc dvoje plynova
kamna, oboje "a $500. Haste
Sc V elsie 4248 Broadway. :
1926
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DVOURODINNY DUN n;

vych. 50te ulici Z Fleet Ave,
ma 4 velke pokoje koupel-
nou nahore a 5 pokojd dole a
velky sklep, elektrika, plyn a
iine zarizeni. Pro rychly pro-
del cena $1,000. Atlas Finan-
ce Co., 545S Broadway. Ptejte
Sc ma j. Mltovsky, aneb els.
3443 L. 10 st. 3-28
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PRIME Sc:

PRIME Sc pomocnik ma
ruznou praci V obchode. Ne
chte adressu V adm. "Sv6ta".
3-29
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KOUPf Sc grocerni a rezni-
ky obchod V ceskoslovensk6m
)koli. Haste Sc V els. 7711
Goodman Ave. Agent sc vylu-
:uif. 1926
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CHCETE-LI PRODAT nebo

koupit dun, lot neb farmu
chcete-li byti rychle obslouze-
III, obrat'te Sc duverou ma l..
Rybaka, $3.50 Charter Ave.
~ tae.s 4-11
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19

Try Our Want Column.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
On Visit From Virginia, MINI.

VIM. Schulze arrived here Thurs
day from Virginia, MINI on visit
to his mother, sister and brother,
and many old friends here. Mr..
Schulze has been located at Virginia
for about Is years, where he has
been interested in mining. For some
time past he has been the managing
trustee of the Yawkey estate, whose
money is chiefly invested in coal and
iron mines and oil lands in various
parts of the United States and Cana
da. One gas we'll on their property
in Louisiana has a flow of 2S,OOO,-
900 feet of gas day.
Mr.. Schulze returned a short time
ago frop trip isto Northern Capa-
da in British Columbia, thousand
miles north of Edmonton where he
leased 100000 acres of land from the
government for the estate, which has
large oil possibilities. Most of Mr.
Schulze's time is put in visiting the
different properties of the estate.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
AMUSEMENT co. INCORPC
ATES.
Articles Filed Here Saturday With
Recorder Hammersness.

Last Saturday The Rogena Amuse'
ment and Enterprise Co. filed articles
of incorporation with County Rec
order Hammersness, and the princi-
place place of business is DEBORAH,
Iowa.
The board of directors and officers
of the incorporation are:
President, A. H. Ashard, North
McGregor.
Vice Pres, H. L. Ashard, Milwau-
kee.
Sec, NJ. NJ. McMillen, Boscobel,
Wis.
They have associated themselves
as a corporate body under the pro-
vision of chapter one, title . OF the
code of Iowa and acts amendatory
thereto.
The general nature OF the business
is to own, control and operate road
shows, theatres, carnivals, street
fairs and a general linc of amuse-
ment enterprises and To this end
shall have the power to buy, sell and
lease real estate and personal pro-
perry, employ talent and do such
other things as the general nature
of the business of this corporation
shall make necessary.
The corporation will have an
authorized capital stock of $4,000,
divided into $500 shares, each of the
par value of $40, which shall be fully
paid up in cash, property, service or
other equivalent approved and al
lowed by the state and be non-as-
sessable.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Ladies Union Aid Society.

The following are the new officer:
of the Ladies Union Aid Society:
President-Mrs. J. c. Hexom.
Vice Pres.-Mrs. Larry keefe.
Treas.-Mrs. J. Fl. Bradish.
Secy.-Mrs. L. B. Whitney.
1st Ward-Mrs. DR.. Amy, Mrs
Larry Keefe, Miss Ida Oxley.
I'd Ward-Mrs. B. ]. Mckay, Mrs
H. A. Schremser, Mrs. F.. J. Parman
3d.Ward-Mrs. +. J. Curtin, Mrs
H. d. Paine, Mrs. Geo. Drummer.
4th Ward-Mrs. o. w. Holm, Mrs
Fred Suhring, Mrs. Gilbert Hove.
5th Ward-Mrs. c. X. Preus, Mrs
%. l.. Olson, Mrs. L. A. Marsh.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Fire Truck is For Firemen.

A complaint has been made to
Mayor Bucknell about people other
than fremen jumping or the fire
truck when it is called out to a fire.
This practice should be stopped, as
the truck is for the fremen, and it
wasn't purchased for a pleasure or
transfer truck. Different ones have
been in the habit of crowding onto
it, and sometimes some of the fire
men have been unable to find room
on the truck. In the future let the
fremen man the truck, and it will
save trouble.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Garfield Circle lnstalls,

The following officers of Garfield
Circle we're installed last Wednesday
by Elenora c. Draper. installing of
ficer:
Conductor-Olive Gillette
President-Vera Schneider
Sr. Vice.-Christine Meyrick
Jr. Vice-Betsy Longstreet
Chaplain-Albertine Knowlton
Treasurer-Elenora c. Draper
Pat. Inst.-Cora Simpson
Conductor-Emily Stortz
Asst Conductor-Rebecca Hull
Guard-Caddie Drake
Asst. Guard-Cora McLain
Delegates to 1921 convention; ist
Marie Ode, I'd, Cora Simpson, Sd
Albertine KnowltOn.
Alternates: 1st, Christine Meyrick
I'd, Emily Stortz, 3D., BetSey Long
street.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Free Christian Science Lecture.

You and your friends are cordially
invited to attend a free lecture on
Christian Science, by Mr.. William w.
Porter, c. S. B., of New York City,
at the Grand opera house next Sun
day afternoon, Jan. %, at $3.50.
Mr.. Porter is a member of the
board of Lectureship of The Mother
church. The First Church of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Everybody
welcome.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Christian Science Services.

Sunday services at 10:45.
Subject, Truth"
There will be a free lecture or
Christian Science by Mr.. William w
Porter, c. S. B., member of tn,
Board of Lecturship of The Mother
church. The FIRST Church Of Christ
Scientist, in Boston, Mass, at tn,
Grand opera house, Sunday afternoon
Jan. %, at $3.50. Everybody vel
come.
Wednesday evening meeting at
o'clock.
Reading Room open Wednesday
and Saturdays from to 4.
Everybody welcome.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Buying H. S. &. nj. Clothing.

Messrs. Ben and Edward Bear left
Monday night for Chicago to select
their line of Hart, Schaffner g. Marx
clothing for spring. They make these
annual trips to the manufacturing
establishment of Hart, Schaffner &
Marx and personally select the ma
terials and have the clothing made
up to their special orders.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
L. C. Student to Join Aerial Service

Chas. L. Hook, of Bowman, N. D.,
nephew of E. j. Hook, of DEBORAH,
who has been attending Luther Col
lege the past year, went to Omaha
Saturday with view of entering the
United States Aerial Service. He
served nine months in the aviation
service during the late war. He was
stationed at Kelly Field, Texas and
spent some time, at othar atiA ion
fields in the United States, before he
went to England where he was in
the service.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Rep. GiIbertson Spends Sunday Here.

ReP. GilOertSOn SPENDS oun0dy mere.
Hon. o. Gilbertson came up from
Dies Moines Friday night, and spent
Sunday here with his family, the
legislature having taken a recess un-
It'll Tuesday. He tells US that legis-
lation is shaping now and bids fair
for mighty busy and imFo rtant
session this winter. One of the i'm
pOrtant changes in the laws coming
up Immediately is the auto license
money law, and a change is expected
to be made in this so the money can
be kept in the county where it is
paid in for a certain length of time
afterwards, instead of sending it at
once 10 Des MoineS. There is no rea-
sOn Thy the banks of the county
where the money is paid in, can't
take care of that money just aS well
as sending it down 10 banks at Des
MoiDes. The change is good one
ard will meet with the approval of
everybody here,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Ladies' Hair Dressing Parlor.

Shampooing. massaging, manicur
ing, switch weaving, stems and cal
puffs made to order. A full line o.
Marineilo creams and powders. Owe
brick store, West DEBORAH, Phon,
Red 447.
MRS. NJ. w. HARTMANN.
44-H.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19

The above amount collected, has
been sent to the Iowa Tuberculosis
Society, Headquarters at Des Moines
Iowa.
Very respectfully.
BEN BEAR, Treas.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19
Sale of tuberculosis Christmas Seals
of Winneshiek County.

Miss Louise Curtin. who has haC
charge of the sale of Red Gross
Seals for 1920, reports as follows
The persons named herein assisted
in the sale
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1921-01-19

Try Our Want Column
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
FAMOUS MUSICIAN
 IS COMING TUESDAY
OTganist of International Reputation toming-solGif At New York
 Churci AtnO Booked.

The people of New Britain will lis ten to q musical treat when Clarence Dickinson and Rose Bryant appear nest Tuesday evening at the south , church.
 Rose Bryant, better known to her fl icnGS here as Mrs. Maurice MiIckf, is coutraIto AoIoist in the Brick church in New York where Dr. Dickinson is orgarist and choir leader, They will
 tOgcthcr present a program of o,tsan 2nG VD,H' n.usic which will be uLiQ Dc and will besides bring out the llnusua,
 features of the south church organ, enc of the finest in the state.
 Bcs'ce, being organst and cholr- master of the Brick church, Dr. Dick iusru l. cIganist at Temple Bothel ana lecturer and director of muStc at Union Theological seminary in New York, He has played many re,ltals thrpG-l out Europe as well IS in this country and presents annually two notable series in New York, the his- toriCa organ leCture-recital course at Union seminary and the Friday noon hours of music at the Brick church, both given to CT oWded houses. Dr. Dickinsons choral and orchestral ex- perience has played an important part in the development of his technique as composer Among ConduCtorships he has held have been the Musical Art society of Chicago, the Chicago Eng fish Opera company, the Aurora Or atOrio society. the Bach Festival of MontClair and the Mendelssohn Glee club of New YOl k.
 The reserved sale of tickets is now in progress at CrOwell's drug store.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
COMPENSATION AWARDS
 MADE IN TWO CASES

Suffering from an injury sustained in the fall of 1920 while in the em- plUy of Landers, IraTy X Clark of New Britain, stephen Sarisky, r, whose home is in New Britain, was awarded compensation by cJmms- siOner George E. Chandler at q hear
 ing yesterday In his decision, Com missioner Chandler states that SarislIy, having suffered the loss of 75 per cent. of the sight of his right eye, shall receive $l5.S7 week for seventy eight weeks and S20S.3l as compensation already due him be- cause of the injury.
 In second decision involving a minor made yesterday by CommiS- sioner Chandler Otis R. Finch ir,, of No. 55 Chestnut street, East Hart ford, who was injured in August 1921, while in the employ of the American Sumatra Tobacco Company of Silver lane. East Hartford, is to receive $j.S7 and have his medical bills paid. Finch who is sixteen years of age, is pupil at tha Hartford High School and has been unable to work since the time of his injury.
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05

game which local parties purchased and attended today
 The Kappa Iotn club held q meet Ing lnft evening Ht the homo of ns- win Brooks of %Oth WnHhlugton street. Plans were made for the winter activities,
 The rlpinVillr Fish, Fowl, Fur and Feather club left for a hunting trip to Pennington SWnmps this afternoon, Head gunsmcn, Dan collins and Doc Frost led the parade which filed slowly out of town and into the depths of tho wilderness where the wild cats and rabbits roam.
 The local fire department held s meeting last night In the rooms on Pierce street and made plans for joining in tho parade on ArmiStiec Day night The department will he out in full uniform and participate in the celebration,
 Albert Oakes, the local sorthraw pitcher who has been plnHins With the Hanover. pau baseball tcHm dur ing tho past season. Is vlHtinG at his home here.
 George Brustown, an ol1-tim, base ball player who will be remembered by thc older fans of thc town, is spending a short visit her7.
 The regular meeting pt tDe Red Cross WAS held at the Nisiting NlIse station last evening. Plans were made for the annual meeting when the election of officers will be made, Ar rancements were also discussed for joining in the Armistice bay cclebra- tion. A full account of the plans mace will be published in Mondays Herald,
New Britain herald., 1921-11-05
MARTIN LUTHER |S
 TO BE EU[OG|ZED This Year Marks Quadricen- tenary of Events Leading
 To Reformation.

This marks the quadricentenary of events which helped to bring about that great, epocha turn in secular and ecclesias stical history called the Reformat Foremost among those scenes enacted 400 years ago but rich in their influence upon the course of history throughout all following cen turies, is the bold stand taken by the Augustinion monk, Martin Luther tt the diet of worms.
 At reformation festival to be held jointly by Lutheran congregations of central Connecticut. at Hartford, sun day, Nov. 9th. public expression shall, once again, be given to the irpor- tar e fer Us of today, of those aN ntS of the carly part of the 18th century. The two speakers. both men If cmi- nent ability, will be the Rev II. Will lam Mueller, of Albany. x. Y, sec onu vice-president of the Atlantic district, synod of Missouri, Ohio, and o.hef states, who will speaN in Ger man, and the Rev. Prof. ,ieo. 4. Rom oser president of Lutheran Concoraia institute al BronNNille. N. G., whose oration will be in the EnslIsn Ian glagc.
 A chorus of 75 voices, made up of the choirs of several churches. will rcnde, Ps. 46 in German and le Dcum in English, under the direction of Louis J. Wagner, principal of st. Matthews Lutheran school F. J. c. klopp, also of St. Matthews. will preside al the organ. The publi~ is cordially invited.
 Do not forget the place: Hartford, First Baptist church, corner Man and Talcott streets, Sunday, Nov, 9th, at 2.l6.