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New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
MAY BE SUICIDE
Body of Willimantic Woman. Mcn- tally III for Three Years. Found Floating in Factory Pond.

wilIimantic, June 2s.-The body of Mrs. Belle Weldon. wife of John Weldon. physician. was found at the dam of the Quidnick- Windham Mfg. Go. today. It was floating near the gateway of the dam, and -Dr. Weldon, when called identified it.
 pr. Weldon said that his wife had been mentally i'll for about three years. and it was her custom to rise early and go out for a walk, or to call at the home of a neighbor. Mrs. Weldon, he said, went out last mid night, fully dressed. and he did not think it strange, expecting her to re- turn.
 :. pr. l.. I. Mason. the medical ex- aminer, veiwed the body and was to look over the dam. Besides her hus- band, she leaves d son by a former marriage, Stanley Walden, of Orange, New Jersey.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
PVT. HEINZMANN FUNERAL
Military Honors Are Accorded Green wood Street Soldier by Comrades This Afternoon

Church and military funeral rites were conducted this afternoon for Pri- vate Frederick Heinzmann, with Rev Henry W. Maier, pastor of the First Congregational church officiating at the former and Eddy Glover post of the American Legion in charge of the latter ceremonial. Delegations from soldiers posts turned out to pay trib- ute to the deceased. Burial was in Fairview cemeery.
 The pail bearers were Frank Dug an, Edward Anderson, George Helene, George Unwin, John Bertini, David Ogren and Curtis Sheldon. The flow CT bearers were the Misses Edith Stowell, c. F'inneman and Helen Ber- gendahl. Joseph Carroll was in charge of the firing squad. composed of the following men: Edward Han son, Carl Anderson, David Schroeder, R. O'Keefe, Howard Smith, Clarence Smith. E. Long and James Carroll.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
SMITH GRADUATION
Local Business College to Hold EXer- cises Tomorrow Night-Reception July 1-Mildred kalen to Speak.

The graduation exercises of the Smith Business school will be held Thursday afternoon. June 30 at the school hall. The following program has been planned.
 Address of welcome-Mildred Kalen. Class will-Helen Gabamy.
 Class prophecy-Mabel Byington.
 Class knocks--Margaret Costello.
 ''ImagineS Bochme.
 us Girls',-Thelma Tassinari
 ''Jottings by the Way''-Marion Cohen.
 Things We'd Like to Know.-Mae Hart. AA.
 Thirty-nine pupils will receive their diplomas.
 To wind up the social events of the year a reception will be held at Graham's hall on Friday evening, July l.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
Deaths and Funerals
Mrs. Edith Ohman Didsbury

The funeral of Mrs. Edith Ohman Didsbury was held at ? o'clock this afternoon from the home of her par ents at 30 Roberts street, and at 2:30 o'clock services were held at the Swedish Lutheran church, Rev. s. G. Ohman officiating. Mrs. Harry E. Christensen rendered solos during the service. The pail bearers were Con- rad Hultberg. George Mitchell, Carl Johnson, George Carlson, Carl Swan, son and Clarence Carlson. The flow CT bearers were Misses Laura Berlin, Hildur Mitchell, Jennie Swanson and Ruth Hoglund. The burial was in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
CITIZENS CAMP Id
 OPEN TO LOCAL N
(Continued From First Page{

one for further service. TranspE ton and uniforms will be provid4 the government. A certificates character will be required and applicant must submit to a phy examination.
 In view of the situation of u pIoyment, it is expected that n will take advantage of the oppofl ity for a months vacation whid] offered in the Citizens Military tt' ing camps.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
ROTARIAN SPEAKER.

Professor Dodourian, of Trinity college at Hartford, will be the prin- cipal speaker at the final gathering of the season of the Rotary club on Thursday night of this week at the Pennington Country club. He will speak on Professor Enstein's Theory of Relativity." The enterta inme ent committee has promised some sur prises for this occasion and one of the most successful meetings of the year is looked forward to by the Rotarians.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
Have to Break Mans Leg
 To Free Him From Pipe

Jersey Cit?, June 2S.-Frank Po- jedineck, a diver, was caught in a 22-inch pipe under the Hackensack river today while removing an ob- struction.. Along came motor cycle policeman, Jack Mahoney who put on a diving suit, descended and dislodged him. The divers leg had been broken and his air apparatus fouled. He was taken to a hospital in a serious condition. l,
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
ANOTHER FIRE AT DUMP

Engine Company No. was called out at S:15 o'clock this morning for fire in the Vega street dump. As has been customary so freouentlv of late, the f1remen were given several hours of hard work.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
l141e4M HA1E 1NCREASES

A son was born today to MT. and Mrs. Henry w. Briere of 63 Hart street. A son has been born to MT. and Mrs. Severio Maglio of 5S Dewey street. MT. and Mrs. Peter Yukana- vicz of 56 Smalley street are rejoicing at the birth of a daughter. Ason was born today at the New Britain Gen era1 hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew De Luccio of 136 Fremont street.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
COMPROMISE SETTLED.

Washington, June 2S.-A com promise draft of the knox-Porter res olution to end the state of war with Germany and Austria was agreed upon today by republican conferees of the senate and house.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
LEAVES GUNS TO FIANCEE
Will of Dr. Hawkins Filed For Pro- bate-Marriage Intentions Stated in Document

in Document.
 The will of Dr. Elwin F. Hawkins which was filed today for probate provides that guns, fishing rods, sporting goods and equipment. jew elry, rugs, pictures. furnishings and S1,0oO in cash shall be given his f1ancee, Miss Ethel F. Fenn of Litchfeld. Further provision is made that, in the event of the marriage of Dr. Hawkins to Miss Fenn, prop erty bequeathed to relatives shall revert to her. A bequest of $750 is made to Hiram J. Hawkins. de- ceased, and s250 is left to Mrs Elmer Freeman, sister of Dr. Hawkins. All property not other wise disposed of is to be taken in trust by the Riverside Trust com- pany of Hartford, the revenue there from to go to Hiram J. Hawkins and upon his death to Miss Fenn.
 The will was drawn October 27, 1917, at Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
WOMAN IS ARRESTED.

Mrs. Grace McDonough of Arch street, was arrested this morning at her home by Detective Sergeant A. J. Richardson, on a technical charge of disorderly conduct.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
POLES OBSERVE JULY 4.

New sYork, June 2s.-Poland will celebrate July this year as a na- tional holiday in order to show the gratitude of that country toward America, says an official announce ment received here from Warsaw.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
Richard Kennedy.

The funeral of Richard Kennedy, who died in Southington Friday morn ing, waa held Monday morning from the home of his mother in Eliza beth, New Jersey. MT. Kennedy was for mer resident of New Britain, working at the hospital for a number of years. He was 39 years old when he died.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
KABER CASE TODAY
Special Venire of 45 TaIcsmen Or dcrcd to Report For Opening of Famous Murder Trial

Cleveland. O., June 2S.-A special venire of 45 talesmen was ordered to report to Judge Maurice Bernon today for the opening of the trial of Mrs. Eva Catherine Kaber, charged with killing her husband. Daniel F. Kaber. wealthy publisher.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
MOOSE AT CONVENTION.

Toledo, o., June 2S.-Social activ- ities today marked the 33d annual
 meeting of the Loyal Order of Moose.
 The convention held only short
 business meeting. a
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28
Mrs. Charles 6. Carlson,

Mrs. Anna Charlotta Carlson, wife of Charles s. Carlson of 1S1 RhodAl street, died at her home last night She was 51 years old. Besides he
New Britain herald., 1921-06-28

with the U. S. army, and who was prevented by the laws from becoming naturalized until he had been dis charged. will be admitted when afi- davits of witnesses are secured. This is a mere technical form and means only few days at the most.
 Father of Twelve.
 Stanislaw Seremet of Austria has been in this country nine years and is the father of twelve children He admitted having been arrested in 1919 for owning a gambling machine. at whic time he paid a fine of SIS. He was admitted.
 -. Claimed Exemption List.
 Giuseppe Cimino. who claimed ex emption upon the grounds of being a foreigner. and then made applica- tion for citizenship immediately after the armistice. was rather scathingly rebuked by Commissioner Church. When he explained to the court that he, tried to enlist after claiming ex- emption and was rejected for physical reasons he was ordered admitted.
 Failed to Report.
 Adam Kowalski did not fill out the usual form and failed to report for a preliminary hearing. He was contin- .ued for further examination.
 Sargis Isaac. a Persian. was admit ted.
 Harris woolf. of Russia. was ad- mitted.
 Constitution Makes Laws
 .Dominick Marches. an Italian, who said the constitution makes the laws for the city of New Britain, was or dered to study until September.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10

Hudson Seal Ladies Coats
price $4,000; now :. $500
Grey Homespun Ladies'
Tailor Made Suits; price
$3.50; now $3.50
Blue and Brown Tricotine
Dresses; fancy embroidered,
were $500; now .....$8.95
Mems Grey Worsted
Sweaters Sl.l9
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
NJ. LEICHTM AN
HIGH GRADE FURNITURE
1902 State Street Perth mboy, N. J.

We are going into this idea whole heartedly to give the Public in
general FURNITURE Of the highest Quality at Prices far below expec-
tations on such quality merchandise.
As we are out of the High Rent District and have no clerks our
overhead expenditures are small
Therefore it is to your advanta ge to BUY HERE where you receive
the Utmost Value for every Dola spent.
If you need a complete outfit fir ON sun parlor to kitchen, or if you
wish to replace a certain piece or two we have the Furniture that will
meet with your satisfaction in ever respect.
Before You Buy We Suggest q Visit to this Store
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10
lllC oil Perth Amboy, NJ J.
WEEKLY SPECIALS

All wool Polo Sport Coats,
fancy tailored models, man.
nish effects; were $3.50;
now ............... S11.95
Boys Brown Overcoats;
inverted pleat back; muff
pockets ............ $4.75
Mems new Brown Over
coats; Ulsterette model, spe-
cial ................ $15.75
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-11-10

8 Made in brown hand
fooled Leather; reg. 1925;
special at ........ $z.49
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09

-
trecut prin nlinte eel aproape pa
trlzeci de ami in carl q luptat Gu
cuvfntul, Gu condeiul, Gu sufe-
rintele alor trei ami de temnita
,pentru acest popor, care de si-l
cunoaste 81 All sill iubeste, nu-i
mai poate fncrcdinta un loc de
munca pentru obste, fiindca.. Sc
opune puterea de Stat roma
neasca!
Isi va fl adus aminte de anil
celei dintai activitati culturale
ca professor la liceul din Bra3ov,
de motivele de ordin polite ma
tional pcntru care Ia scos din
aceasta catcdra putcrea de Stat
maghiar; de ucenicia de ziarist
la ''Tribuna" din Sibiu; de cal
varul - totusi atat de luminos -
al activitatii sale de publicist in
Bucovina amenintata de desnatio-
nalizare; de procesul memoranda
lui Gu anil de inchisoare; de fra
mintarile din redactia ''Drepta.
til" din Timisoara; de Sirul dc
ami in care scria aproape singur
''Drgpelul'' din Lugos, de inter-
narca sa in vremea razboiului..
Isl va Fl adus aminte de munca
lui spinoasa, 81 Gu mandrie va fl
putut sd treaca in revista faptele
sale din domeniul vietii politice,
bisericesti 81 culturale de la moi
| 81 va fl simtit, la sfirsit, la.
crima prinsa in genele de sub
ochelarii negri, - zestre inter
narii - nu de rusine nici de du-
rere pentru sine, ci pentru ca du-
hui eel rau s'a coborit atat de
adinc in conducerea trebilor pu.
blice din Statul nostru eel nou.
Nu,, iubiti cctitori, aceste nu
sunt consideratii de politica dc
partid.
Stunt simptome ibolnave 81 pri-
mejdioase, a caror comentare de-
paseste GU totul cadrele aprecie
rii de partid.
Cand puterea de Stat in mod
constiu delatura de la conducere
fortele cele mai bune 81 lie inlocu
este exclusiv din considerati
de partid Gu noui valori, in.
seamna ca suntem Gu totii in pra
'gul unei primejdii rationale
Cumplita dezorganizare Ardea
lului purces 7ntai tocmai dir
acesata tactica guvernului.
| Dc altfel Sirele acestc LEAN
adaus nu pentru cetitorii de IL
moi care vad Gu ochii rezultatcle
acestei guvernari, ci pentru frati
de mai departe.
! I. Agarbiceanu.
! ('Patria").
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09
D. N. I0RGA DESPRE REGIO.
NALISMUL DE Co1GBATUT
IN ARDEAL.


Sub titlul Ce regionalism tire.
bue combatut, dl N. Iorga scrie
in 'Neamul Romanesc":
I'm cultura laica insa am in.
caput, fiecare sub alte influente
uncle bune, de 81 deosebite, altele
- mai putin bune:
''Din ele ma fost timpul sd Sc
faca pc dcplin 0 noua cultura
pentru toti. Cultura moderna care
s'a formal mai ales in tarile Ii
'bere ale noastre a fost imbrati-
sata de sigur, dar nu intr'atita ca
sa fie in sIngele insqsi al fiecarui
Roman, inseparabila de fiinta lor
morala.
'Inaintc era scuza hotarelor
dcspartitoare, duSmaniei nea-
murilor stapinitoare.
'Acuma inca nu e. Oar sunt
inca scoli din provinciile alipite
care n'au zcce CART romanesti, 81
sunt oameni cult carl II 'au cetit
zece CART in romaneste. 81 la trei
sferturi din Romanii de acolo
cultura nationala este simpla
anexa unei culturi streine. Mai
gray inca este apoi faptul Cd in
acest spirit Sc cresc 81 generatiile
noua care vor trebui Sd intareasca
p Sd desvolte opera noastra.
'Aici este regionalisn. Pc a.
cesta sal conbatem. 81 cat mai
energic.
Oar pentru accasta, trieste,
agentii cluburilor nu ajung. Poatc
char g. 81 stric4 mai mult.H
Patriass
# ~ RNINAv u -. .-n-.s s -. =. -. "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09

E-
tara, caror activitate sta in
treagd IL lunnina zilei, 81 pc care,
char daca M ar fl volt, trebuia
sal impingem a fruntea trebilor
publice.
Oar. a biruit duhul eel rau, ca
de atatea ori n vieata omeneasca ):
s'au saltat "a suprafata Gu deose-
bire de un N incoace oameni
care nu repre1inta aproape mimic,
81 au fost alternate inlaturate
valori carl ar 81 putut da Gel Mai
real ajutor mur1cei de consolidate
q tarii noastre.
Pornind de IA cazul d-lui Vale
riu Braniste, care desi a intrunit
majoritatea alegatorilor de la
Oravita, totusin'a fost proclamat
ales, mi-am pus accasta intrebare
dureroasa: Aici sd fl ajuns la dol
ami dupa unire 1ncat insusi putc-
rca de Stat romaneasca sd impie-
dece pc un ON de valoarca d-lui
Valeriu Braniste de-a ajunge in
situatia sd poata munci pentru
'binele acestei tarii
Cand un guyern roman - daca
Consistent ar trebui sd puma
la munca, din proprie Initiative,
puterile cele mai bune ale nea-
mului, sd le dea posibilitatea sa
contribute Ia rezolvirea marilor
problemc ce snnt la ordinea zilei,
Gu cunostintele, Gu experienta, Gu
caracterele lor, Sd faca, prin or
ganele sale, cele mai mari abu-
zuri pentru q M putea intra nici
in Parliament 1ici un astfel de
ONT
Aceasta sd fie rasplata de care
s'au facut vrednici barbatii idea
listi, luptatorii nationali din noui-
lc provincii, in Romania-mar
Daca in vremea robiei noastre
near Fl spus cineva ca fruntasii
nostri politici Sc vor alege mai
Gu greu deputstl sub stapinire
romaneasca deceit sub cea ungu-
reasca, lam Fl Us cal nebun.
Daca insusi dlui Valeriu Bra.
niste lar Fl prprocit cineva asa
ar Fl ris sareas 4 i si-ar fl cont,
nuat GU accissi ,si1lsufletirc arti.
colul prim pentru ',Drapclul's.
81 iata Cd cceacc era de nein
chipuit, s'a dntimplat: organelt
administrative ale guvernului | 'au
oprit pc DR.. Valeriu Braniste sd
intre in Sfatul Tarii. Iata ca re.
gimul actual delatura SYSTEMATIC
pc toti aceia care au insemnat
ceva IN viata nationala a provin
ciilor, 81 desgroaps mort pc care
moi lam ingropat dc multi, pe
carl proclamandu-i de valori ma
tionale, ii foloseste spre.. min
tuirea patriei 81 spre.. consoli
darea cea intro unificare ne.
roada.
Punem vina pc Stat, acuzam
guycrnul pentru aceasta dclatu.
rare sistematica q adevaratelol
valori rationale de la conducerea
'treburilor publicc, pentru ca fard
autorzarea lui nu s'ar fl putu,
produce ilegalitatile de la Ora.
vita.
Am avut adinca satisfactie sd
vedem ca Gu toata ratacirea unora
dintre intelectualii nostri - Gel
mai multi oameni care nu s'au
primejduit in trccut pentru inte.
resele ncamului Gu toate valu.
rilc dc politicisnism ce au trecut
peste Banat, tdranilhea noastra
din circumscriptia Oravitci, Gu
Gel mai valorosi, au ramas pas.
tratori al traditici vechi arrlele.
nesti de 2 aprecia 81 rasplati pc
ON dupa valoares 81, 81 de al
pune 50 lucreze acclo unde lie To-
cul. Majoritatea svoturilor lea
fntrnnit dl valeriu Braniste.
Oar puterea administrative. q.
tirnatoare de guyern. la ordinele
lui, ma volt 81 recunoasca bi-
ruinta.
~ rV4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-09
ADRESELE soc. ROM1NE DE AJUTOR q
CULTURA DIN AMERICA.

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years; and one third for a term Of
three years. After which all vestry
men shall be elected for three years.
No one can be reelected till he has
been OF the vestry for at least one
year. Under the provisions of this
Cannon (No. 22) of the Diocese, the
Vestry was elected as follows:
For one year-George w. Stanton.
John E. Woedard. John Bouie Gray,
Luther A. Eborne. ~ -.
For two years-Edward L. Tar
kenton. Michael NJ. Saliba, M. o..
Frederick l.. Carr. Joseph C. Eagles.
For three years-William J. Boy
kin, Charles E. Moore. NJ. D.. Selhy
H. Anderson. Christopher H. Pietce.
Mr.. w. j. Boykin then read the
following letter from the Rev. Morri-
son Bethea.
Dear Mr.. Boykin:-I tender you
herewith my resignation as Rector of
st. Timothy's Parish, the same to
take effect on the 31st day Of Decem-
Der. You well know the feeling of
sincere regret with which l thus ter
inmate the relations which have been
so pleasant for the past six years.
The daily times., 1921-11-29
PRINCE NELSON A GRT TT ARTIST

Prince Nelson who is giving exhi-
bitions of tight rope walking in this
city on wire stretched high above
Nash street entertained large crowds
both yesterday afternoon and last
night. He does most everything one
can think of on the wire, and simply
holds one in amazement at his numer-
Gus hair raising and daredevil feats.
He walked again this afternoon at
three o'clock and will entertain the
crowd again tonight at 1880.
Come out and see him before you
go to the shows. You will have plenty
of time. Besides put something in the
hat for the benefit of the American
Legion of this county which is in need
of funds.
The daily times., 1921-11-29
DAY OF PRAYER.

On next Monday, December 5, the
Missionary society of the First Meth
odist Church, will observe an all Day
meeting in celebratioo of the Week
of Prayer. The meeting will begin
at ten thirty; there will be an inter-
esting program given by different
members. and delightful luncheon
will be served at twelve thirty. This
Day of Prayer is an annual event, and
means much in the life of the Metho-
dist women. Our special objects of
prayer for this year are the Lambuth
Memorial Training School for Christ
ian Workers in Osaka, Japan, and
Holding Institute for Mexican chill
dren in Laredo, Texas. 1t is hoped
that all Methodist women in the COM
munity will keep this meeting in
mind, and be in their place on next
Monday for this Day Of Prayer to-
gether.