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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
HANBLIVA GUIANA
(Obrazok 2 poslednych dni vojny)
Napisal: VHV.

|syetlili, ably sa potesili, ably sa u
istili, ak sa l'tibia...
Ale zapyrila sa a zahanbila
a ako prikovany skryvala sa koi'-
ko mono "a vel ky safel, "a stub
studne, nepohla sa ami "a svet a
Inepovedala mic.
Janko koktal cosi, spominal jej
memo : ME. ! Coze sa stalo? Ko-
netne ona zakrikla: Nemam ke-
! Idy! = ale Janko az letel prec
zdrteny nest 'astny.
Teda tax ma kratko no odbavi-
la. Po pol rolku talk ma kratko...
Teda jej je predsa milsi Misc, kto
reho nenahanajn zandari, ano,
kym on tam ma Piave sa trapil, o.
ma 81 MiSa obi 'nbila, este sa m,l
hadam al natfskala, lebo Misc je
gazdovsky syn = pravdaze, - a
este re vraj hanbliva! Najlepsie
bude, ohlasi sa zandarom sam a
mech robia S MIN co chcn. Co on
ma IA svete? Ach, veru este Coz
Pre- takn jednu...? We'd ma Pazo-
We dosi' dievGeniec. La, Katka
susedova, no a Anicka Hal 'amo-
va? Hja, l'ahko sa to povie. Ale
obraz Zuzky nevychadza mu z
mysle. Al, muka, muka!
Rano, v nedel'u az chcel ist
Janko prihlasit sa. Ale po dedine
lakysi sum - podivny uz Ia yeas
rama. he vraj vojna prestala, re
vojaci idn domov, Re strhajii ,,ru-
ze'' s ciapok, ze al tejto noci pri-
Slo ich asi dvadsat' z Piavy. Co to
m0ze byt'? V tom stretol sa Jan
ko so zandarmi - idu hrdo na
ciapkach narodn6 kokardy a tre-
bars no poznali - mic, len sa u
small nanho. A po dedine behajti
"civili'', ktori doteraz sa ma vse-
NONE sp6soby vyt 'ahovali zpod
vojenskej sluzby, ozbrojeni az po
zuby. V takom divnom rozpoloze-
nj zbadal Zuzku a vari al ia 81
mu milo usmiala. Coze sa to robi,
pre- Pana Boha? Nedalo mu poko-
ia, hned' odpoludnia obsmietal sa
Ease okolo Zuzkinho domu a nae.
zaj ME nadarmo: Zuzka vySla pre-
vodu dvoma krhlami. Oci sa i'm
hned' shovorily, a uz stall blizko
pcpri sebe. Janko 81 vzdychol IA.
dostne spokojne, ako keby mu
Dol kamen spadol so srdca spy.
tai sa jej:
- Ale, Zuzka, co to bolo wee
.ra, ze 81 ma tax ma kratko odba
villa - ci ma uz mel 'nbis a ne
chceS sa vydat' "a nina?
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
opytal sa hAhle

80 - nv ~ 317sa5 al | 5s. M M
ait al ,,pfho' opttal sa hahle
kupec lekars.
Kupcova So pohla, div, ze le-
kafovi ptstoy neodhryzla.
"Nie, nehovorte, ze m6zete usi
sprawl !, lebo mi nsi odtrhne... iste
Iodtrhne,' poznamenala
Me, usf neosadzam. q
Nie?... To ie skoda. y mas ie
znanenity elovek bez ncha. Opil
sa a ucho mu odmrzlo. Pozri, Dol
by som ii no postal. A nosov tiez
|nelepis -
Znbny lekar robil prave pre-
hliadku zubov a cftal chybujhce.
"Sest' znbov chyba a tri sii w
Crane, tedy dewitt zubov... :
"Narozpravas toho," hodil ku-
pee rukou. "Ci som mohol sest'
zubov?... Obzriem 81 to j ja... Ste
|tiez obchodni l'udia a chcete len
Ihodne penazi zarobit'
eyed nem6zem viacej zubov
osadit ako je miesta v iistach... s
lodpovedal lekar ''V 1stach MET
pre- zbytocne zuby nijakeho mie-
sta.''
"Hovor len! Osadite hoci vset-
Ky zuby, ked' MET v i1stach mie-
sta, vlezies j do nosa, zname vas.
| No aka cenai"
"Po piatich "a zub robi devat
zubov pat styridsat' rubl'ov.
Kupec zhyknul.
"Za porcelanove zuby chces po
belasej bankovke? Me, brate, 81
drahy, nicoho nevykonas? Vezmi
po zelenej a osad' len styri zuby.
No, patnast' rubl'ov "a styri zu-
by dam, ably SINE to skoncili. -
"Dovol'te," branil sa zubny le-
kar, "ako jej nam osadit' styri
zuby, ked' ich musi byt' devat'.
Ved' by zostalo prazdne miesto a
to by bolo nieco nepekneho."
"Luzes, luzes! Osad' sirsie zu-
by nebude prazdneho miesta.
|Nel'utuj porcelain, ME je to dra-
Thy tovar. Sam 81 povedal, ze do
rabas zuby porcelanovych hrn-
kov. Ak budes chciet', poslem ii
vzdy vsetky rozbite nadoby."
"Nemozno, pan kupec. Spu-
stfm, vezmem po styroch rubl'och
"a zub, a ak chcete, osadim styri
zuby obyeajnych rozmerov. Ne
mozno!''
"Nicevo! Ked' nemozno, tedy
nemozno. Sober sa stara,' koman
doval kupec. "Ked' sa m6zu ro-
bit dvojite postele, preeo by sa
nemohly robit' dvojite zuby?'
Kupec so zenou sa chystal ma
odchod.
tAk 81 prajete, vsetkych de-
vat' zubov "a pat 'advadsat' rub
|l'ov." volal "a mimi lekar.
"No, tax co? Je to az mo.
|hriech! Chcem dat Gene moi dar'
COX. Ia dive "cervene" ich o.
sad'!' r.
Zubny lekar rozmSsl'at a -
napokon svolil. .."
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
- znby jej osaslit !, = pfefiekol

kupec.
!" Ano,' odpovedal z,,bny lc-
kar. !" Korene sd cele?"
'.Uz toho, mnsine sd priznat' !.
SINE nespozorovali, lebo, ked sa
jej ten hriech stal, bolo to ma syia-
'yy opilom stave. Y triezvom
stave, ako ASH sam viete, takych
karambolov 81 nezahras. - Mas
koreneq' obratil sa k kene.
Tato sa zimnicne triasla.
INA to ozaj nepamatam. Kdeze
hy..." hovorila, "viem les mi zu-
by vybil, ale ci bez korena alebo
s korenom, ma to som sa ozaj me-
pozrela... Len, pane zubny lekar,
bez masa mi ich daj a ruske-
no cloveka. Preto musite sa maj
prv zadusit', ze mi tnreckych zu-
bov nedate."
"Ach, panicka, ohl'adom toho
mozete byt' spokojna. To ME sii
zuby cloveka, ale porcelain a
ME sii osadene do masa, ale do
kaucukn. We'd 2 porcelanovych
salok pijete caj! No tak!5
tn sa vzmuzila. Kupec iu po-
klepal ma rameno.
"No tax, budes mat parcelano-
We zuby," dodal, ga bala 81 sa...''
"Dovol'te, pane zubny lekar,
oze je to ten kancuk !? Nepochadza
aida 20 zdochnuteho dobytka ale
bo vlcieho plemena -
Me, to je smola 20 stromov
vytekajhca.''
"No tax je dobre! Smolu som
.uz iedla, tedy je vsetko v poriad-
ku. ~ ..
"A dovol tie mi este otazku,"
podotknul kupec, "sii tie porce-
lanove znby pevne?'
"Pevnejsie, ako prirodzene. O.
krem toho mozu sa vzdy Ma moe 2
ast vybrat' a rano zas osadit' -
"Tak?" zvolal kupec radostne.
"Stara, poeujes?... To znamena,
ze ked' v sviatocny den 81 zuby
vybijes opilosti budeS z6rit
sama 81 m0zes osadit' zuby?'
"Podl'a l'ubovole. vypadnti
vam, zodvihnete ich zas osadite
ma miesto.' .-
"Tak je, ano!' zvolal kupec.
"Daj sem ruku! Hoci pochadzate
70 zidovskeho plemena, budete
moi prvy kamarat. Osadzaj I'll.
by!'' ..s.S ~.
"Pre Boha! Jazyka sa nedoty.
katie Som stekliva!" volala knp.
|cova.
Kupec prechodil sa po sale a
prezeral 81 zuby vo vykladoch.
"No TAX, maj strpenie.,." chovo
ril jazyk ME je pata. "A steklit
mono len pod ramenom ANA pa
te... A co, pane 5zubny zide, keby
sa tax ucho odtrhlo, m5zete osa
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

MA PREDAJ zariadenie do 8-iz-
hoveho domu, vsetlzo odpolyt
sdarma, spolu elektrickym pia-
nom, victrolou, elektrickym ve-
jarom q sedem- osobnym Sedan
automobilom. Haste sa v &. 272
Scott st.. alebo telefonujte Auto.
77439.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02

Ocka Zuzkine kricaly, ze veru
ho l'dbi zahanbene rty septaly
Jankovi:
Ale, Janko, ked som bola Ia
ka neoriadena, tax vel'mi ma
kratko vykasana.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
NAM MA PREDAJ 5-izbovy dom

NAM MA PREDAJ 5-izbovy dom
vel'ke ;zby, mestska voda, XII
pelna, fornes, gaz, elektrika, dive
pivnice (jedna zimna), pumpa ma
yarde dobrou vodou ma pitie,
sura, sajdvok, uz len jeden rok
treha platit' v dani. Dom je TO-
rocny, lot 40x150, mastal pre- dive
lkravy i 2 tony sena sa vojde, kur.
mix, smo,k&ren, ovocne stromy.
Cena je $500 kes. Pricina preda-
iu: chcem ist' do raju. Haste So
vc. 1886 Taft Ave. ma Lansing
vile.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1922-06-02
DOM MA zAMENU

DoLry 5-izbovy dom 70 slate roof,
gaz, stoly, voda, elektrika, dnu-
k& toilet, sa zameni "a dobry lot.
Haste 81 u H. BROOKE, 728 Oak
Hill Ave. Auto. tel. 1878.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
ASSERTS DRY AGENTS
ARE N 4 nan NIn,,,,,

- associated i'rcSS.
NfW YORK, March i-Nenry Nal
tynha-A. vice pres don't OF IN.
tieischmann Company. Inc. mann.
'"ctnr"rS Of Yeast and alcoholic h,
products, tonight asserted that ,hr
Federal Prohibition Department rs
~ such "a bad muddi. ii doesn't know
WHAT'S going "n. 1t doesn't know
what rs MI about"
Ills statement was occasioned by
tn announcement That rruhihitlo.
Commissioner Haynes order revok-
l"s Industrial alcohol permits az tn.
Ii'i>chinaun Company had been sus-
PENDED ny Internal Hcveuu, Com.
missioner iiiair and that seizure os
alcohol ia pcSS. SSi,n of ne com
panN "rl It's eleven agencies would
'"" hold Wp.
Nv" shall continue to manufac,ur.
alcohol" said MIR. kaItcuhach. al
though We shall rrspcc, IN" govern
m"nt's orders by no, shipping any
III 10 uutl! Tuesday"
Concerning charges that s",.-al
hundred thousands Of gallon, 81
ai'"""l had h""n diverted to non
m'"''inai us"s" hy the Fl.ischman
tompHny. h, said:
'Arpar,niIy the prohibition, depart
m"nt - under thu impression that All
alcohol not used as medicine is bout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
DELAY SEEING ALCOHOL
FROM FLE|SCHMANN CO.
Order Suspended Pending Re-
hearing Of Case Tuesday
Before Blair.
Iny Associated I.rcss.i

WASHINGTON. March I. - Orders
hy Prohibition t"mm,ssioncr usyro,
r"r"l<!nU 'fr Irdaatr,a, alcohol per.
m',S -! IA" ''!sch'nann Co. Inc
"f Ncw York;. aud eleven a. H.
agencies were suspended until rurS
day t"nigh. 10y Internal H,y,u,,,
Commissioners niair.
Tho orders were SUSPENDED. MIR
Hair said. pendinn II rchrSr.us -,
the cas-" On Tuesday. lilo added lie
himself would hear Tho case.
Mr.. Blai:'a action WAS ,akcn With
tho approval OF Secretary Mellon
upon the request az counsel tor the
t!"lsch'nann company Cvr an annesi
from tho hearings on the case held
III philadelphia before : y Nut;cr.
former associate Federal rroh.nttion
director for Pennsylvania. upon
whose recommendation MIR. Haynes
issued the revocation orders.
To Decide Tu~.dr,,
y fna! decision viii he rcach-,
Tuesday Mr.. Blair said. s.; the con.
elusion OF the hearing. which he Viii
conduct himself. but. meanwhile, tho
whole matter is 20 Ne held in sbey
"ncc. orders for the seizure OF.
n'roho! In Flcischmaun agencies Ne
ing held w. hu: The COMPANY arr...
ing not To dispose ~ any .lcoho,
pending the determination of IN.
proceedings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
MOTORISTS DUTY BILL
is PASSED IN HOUSE
Measure Provides AutoI.ts ynJurIn.
People Must Return 10 Scene
und Give Aid


,'u''cS OF operators Of motor or
o'her vehicles on public highways
VINO in)urc any pcrsnr or property
WINE =" driving are set forth I'm
i"uso hiil No. 2ie. which the House
o! peiesates passed yesterday By a
vot" OF, 72 to 0.
rho bin provides that 1t shall be
uhia"fui for the driver "r operator
OF any motor vehicle or other We
hicic which shall have run into.
over or collidrd with. or in any way
injured. any person. persons or prop-
crty unon the public highways
streets or alleys Of this State. to fail
|" STOP such vehicle ana return Ia
the place OF accident and render sucb
ana ana assistance to the person or
persons 80 injured as may lie neccs
snry or possible under the circum
stance. giving his name and address,
10 the person ar persons 40 injured
Any violation Of the provisions OF
the act is deemed a misricmcanor, and
Is punishable by fnc OF not less
than -" nor more than $500. or i'm
prisonnrcnt not exceeding one year.
or both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

legged. They seem to forget that /,
Ia eNtensireiI used In tn. manutac-
'ur" ot perfumes. t"nics. io,luns and
score OF other products.
when they charge M with .h,n
ping alcohol on fraudulent permits
they don; know what they are talk =
ing about. They're" all mixed up. To
prove II, No recently laid out II bunch
az i,uuor permits on u table, aud
asked prohibition officials to pick out
the fraudulent ones. They chose sev-
crnl which. on previous occasion.
'hcE hal declared wer" genuine and
vice versa. IL seems they have no
Way az dcterm!ninG whether an al
c"ho' permit ~ good or bad"
MIR. kuitrubach Expressed cunil,icnr.
mat The government would forget
Hh"u; tho charges" and that op.ru-
lions ~ tho flr,schmaun Company
would not los iutcrfcrcd WITH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
RED PEPPERS
STOP PAIN Of
RHEUMATISM

When You arc suffering with rt.u.
.nattsm so you can hardly get utuua
just try Red Pepper Euh avn ,Yu
will have the quickest r"li,t Ir,.r
Nothing has such concentrated. meme
.etrating hest as rcd pepl"i>. Ls'ar.
relief Just as soon - you aruly E..
Pepper Rub you f"el Ia, tng.us
heat. In thTc" minutes u warns o. o..
sore spot through and ihrGupl.
Frees the blood circulation lrc.,ka uu
me conges;ion--and ,n- old fh.u
.matism torture 81 gone
Rowles Red popp"r Rub mnlr from
red peppers, costs iiulc al any drug
store. Oct jar at once Use !. Tor
,Inmbsgo. neuritif. backaclc. st,N
neck. sore muscles colds in cbcs,
Almost instant reiief awaits Won.
BE slre TO; get tho genuine. Win The
name RoSres on each psckase.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

! city Sergeant Churn. Officers Morgan
and rra;h \, In" corner of Wash
tnstuu ana Main Streets. officer
'hurn !"ir.d GrIGnn aud they walked
travihcr L. tho -,n,un,
,\Sr"r,,!us Ia 4;at"mruts made hy
,"Wua Gri!,n ,rr,.ru the occurrence
III THIS upyuiun:. ho hrp"lui over the
t:,ci t'ut hls Gather failed ,o leave
hun a share "f Tia" property anal re-
s"ui"d Tia" "',,uti"nS "f !'"tcr l..
i\ulANt Ia his muth,r
II" IL alleged Ia have r"n" uUt ON
~" Whit. Marsh Ru.ul Friday niSht,
mt di1 MOT 90 Ia The hnuSo until
ih!s murniur. when he H. alleged IL
hav" committed the murder. lie l.
,"w confined In Nans,muud County
'%il. ana tp 10 th'a time mu haii has
hrrn secured.
On Wril-ilcpt Farm.
Tho ;tii!n farm, on the White
MarSh i:uad. i located ahout two
miles from Sun"lN aud Ia = we'll
Avpt farm. valued at around 10000.
/; Is just n mile from the home OF
'hs"lSS Wol;r.y. the eccentric
GARNER q; NauSr,nond County. who
was murdered on the White Marsh
Eohl OH tho nirht "a August = 1870.
st'GW NlESt u. l''ls''T - sum hl I'lt g.
courtney GviII!n, tho son OF tho late
n. G. Griffin and Mrs. Peter r. Knight.
Is wcn-lihed .oung man OF this
city. H.. has worked for several
firms here and has a pleasing man
ner. lie was married severe! years
ngo to Miss Dorothy Potter. OF this
city, and they have TWO small chill
Grcn.
Petre p. Knight, whose tragic
g.. b.. &c
Of agony. was native Of North Car
oliua. and Is The son Of the late Cap
tain knight. II Gatesyille. y. g.
whose monument stands in The old
Oates Vile Courthouse green. with
his bravery - Confederate soldier
rccSrIod thereon. Peter l.. Knight.
u mseif. was FOR several years a mag
lstra;" In Gates County. He was
prominently cornccted in Gates toun-
-. NanS-mond County ANA tie city
cr suffolk. IL also owned property
at Gates station. Sun"ll. ana ii. Nor
fox.
Divorced From First Wife.
liz VAS about 80 years 80 ";:" ana
served a. q sailor in ia. world war.
II. Dor" an excellent reputation aS u
quiet. Woodworking mau.
II" was divorced ir"m las frs,
wife I'm tho city 20! Norr"lh several
wears ago. securing the aNuryc ON
tke grounds OF her drScrtiun
vh' arrane, m'uis -ur 'ar funeral
Of Nir Knight haN" uu, Hy' been
made. Mrs knights condition Is
such that Sh" cnnu"t Dee, uo.,d for
F,"-Es and she made no sil',m"u;
= :" III. disposition of the body, he
raut Cha; would be- ,uru"d over
p. -..a..., Tor luiormcnr.
Mt krt-..t WAS SHOT Through The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
SOUsA's BAND CAPTURES
Il TWO LARGE AUDIENCES
!Regaled With Marrhca That
Have Made Name &C Leader
Famous Internationally.
GIVES IMMn>sE s.s,>rA,rro>
Magnetism Rcmrins vnnhn,cd. mud
Hearers 1trcSll iiia rirns,nt Mnn-
- ncrisn,S q: Moro rhSn :Nn Decade,
-, Ago.
II, John George Gc-ri-,

q
'on" i''''' N"""'' 'o9 N'e'' 'N'h''
!, can bandm"s'cr' w'th his band .
nlnsty-od pieces. drew two grca
audiences To tho rl,v .Au,l,o,iur
,,. M,
: es'er"''E' Nv '''S'' ''''''Ss' gus
f and ms ban'. was SuWS''h' u" ~
about every seat IN The M&v cts
ronccrt hail and both yrx:r-laS'x nf.
/; .
y 60
- RECALLED to satisfaction VITA all tn
marches which have mado thv mann
OF Sousa famous
y,,.,h 49,, ,,,l -,
number o' SoNSa m"HShes' 'cr"n'a'
sayeth not. but at !eas; twenty oi
these were given In the two concerts
c.. 49,,
49,
: tine andisnce 20 us S"'."Si'Tc '"'''
u. s. Field Artillery" with It's blair.
o! tromboncs AID its revolver shots.
,,,aa. ,,o ,r,sos ,j,,,. :, s..,,..
"""F '"e FUSES '"s' N'''''e'
That NJ: so"Sa risyed rs high
schooI ,s"tt N"fSh WIN an eEs
toward the 11Hh NAfSHail c"uct OAhd.
Who We're MS sueS'S ~ ios matinee
sitHhs before MN IN 'Ae elevated
stage seas A.. any rae one "aTrs
80 o"'A I'l'''
n"Si''on M"oiIS va mems .N'S''
7,.ne! were Wei! eh'et 'aih-I In s-n-
eEal, 'he li'he",e "' 'He crH'Hs 4"
S,sst '"us'"s ''e" <! es 10 ta'''S
.
- "Ne Immense Satisfaction
mr, Sous", On ms "eSa o. afonsht
:, u"'s -" """" Va tNSe''tn' $40 ana
2.H"'nNs, uu' c"r"H OF So!"'S'S VINO
ss",e ''iI"H"Se "i''S'"c-i'h' '."hh
!, WIN ms eoTntt numbers
:. sIormeh INC crowd and exhibited
!; phass OF ms S9ltru'G art. Mary
!. bakcF' &opran3. and Fiorerc. ilar!e-
mann viol!nist. cTualiy with Win!-
F-frod Bamhr:ck har!is,, also gave
y much satisfaction with th-ir mum
:, bers. responding reuerously To- .u-
t,cores While W. are on Tho subject
r-of cncorcS, II must be remarked That
:7never in our recollection hty. ,y.
n. been so generously dealt with q, by
f,thc vreat-hear;od Sous, Aluo-- be-.
I.sforc ". were through anuInt,!Hu,. ..-,.
Z. Of his numbers ne mad ham, .,,.,.b-
t4encorc.
- While tiyrn ur1 s,ar. .,-:1i 49,. -
Unit a djscussJon ~ ,,,yi,',,..,
i, h.-s {. l. y.,,, ',''' '".a' I'm,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
uu""rl- ur-ian- from Chamber.

Frank NJ, hunneis. assistant 10 w.
L. nahucy. business MANAGER az ;hr
Eichmond Chamber OF Commerce. has
iTSirucd. Il is believed that he will
~ ~ llrudcr.onvillc. ~ c., To cx-
pl"ii The attractive qualities OF tina,
town and surrounding country. Ills
term ~ work with the local chamber
"\Hirrd with the resignation ycstcr-
ISy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05

NT"STossiNc Council No. -. Sons
AMI Daughters ~ Liberty. will ACT
Upou several important amendments:
- - laws "a; their regular meet,
NIX IN Robins linil. tomorrow. Evcrv
member is urged to I've present,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-05
Observe These Simple Rules

D''''~' -
Any nan. wO;n.n. 10Y OF rf I,rin, In .,c
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NANSEMOND COUNTY
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New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
City Items

A miscellaneous shower was tender ed Mrs. Allan J. Goodwin last night at the home of Miss Anna Ahern Of 47 Franklin Square. A special communication will he held by Centennial lodge, A. F. and A. M. at o'clock this evening. The master Mason degree will be exenn- plitied.
 Engine Company No. was called to the home of Joseph Wiggleswo at 65S West Mcin street this morning. A box containing some kindling wood in the cellar became ignited. The blaze was quickly extinguished with no material damage being done.
 A basketball game will be played at the Boys club tonight. The Boys Club Eagles will endeavor to admin istcr a thrashing to the city engin- eering department.
 w. l.. Bell, traffic mgr. at the North and Judd Manufacturing Co.,, will at tend the annual convention of the Ma tional Industrial Traffic league to be held at Washington, D. C., the latter part of this week
 Charles J. Merser of Bridgeport, will speak under the auspices of the Socialist party at Svea Social hall, 90 Arch street, Thursday evening, Jan. 26, at eight o'clock. Everybody is invited.
New Britain herald., 1922-01-25
as sidewalks, cross walks, street signs

S etc.
 "The original purpose of delivery service was to relieve congestion in postoffice lobbies, which condition does not exist in towns and villages where village delivery may be established, and to obviate the necessity of pa irons travelling long distances for their mail, which necessity is not over- come by that service.
 The Congress should give consid : eration to these facts and determine whether the appropriation for this service should not be discontinued"
 Growth of Bank.
 The forty eighth annual statement of the Berlin Savings bank has been published and contains many items of importance for people interested in banking. William Bulkeley, one of the oldest residents in Berlin, is pres fdent of the bank E. w. Mildrum is vice. president, Francis Deming yecre- tary and treasurer, and James J. Fitz- simons assistant treasurer
 William Bulkeley, Frank l.. Wilcox, E. w. Mildrum, k. M Griswold, Francis Deming, Willis l. Savage and Claude Stevens are trustees. Bryan AtWater and George B. Norton are auditors. The bank was incorporated in 1873 and began business on Janu- ary 1, 1874. It is one of the very few banks in Connecticut which pays five per cent interest on all deposits. The assets of the bank are $3,57O,- 195.27.
 The Berlin Savings bank is mu- tual association which for the past twelve years has been paying five per cent. The following table shows the growth of the institute in this time: