New Britain herald., 1922-04-29
MANY LEGAL PEOPLE
 GOING TO EUROPE
50 Irish to Sail to Emerald ISle.- 30 Poles to Return. Germans Also


 With the coming of the summer weather, the possibilities of peace n Ireland and the anxiety felt by local people for their relatives in Europe the interest in European business con. ditions by local manufacturers and desire to see the war deNasted countries, many eyese in New Brit ain arc turning towards the steamship booking offices.
 At the steamship ticket office of former Mayor George A. QuiGloy. passage is being booked every day for people who would travel and see the world,
 Manufacturers tn England. N, Alhno, of New Britain, will sail on tho $, $, President Wilson. on Tn. Sosulich line, May 20, for Naples, Italy, Angelo colagioNanni will sal on the same steamer. Andrew J. Slopcr president Of the | New Britain aNtional bank. will sail | May ., on the $. x. Aouatania, Cum ard line. for Southampton. England, He will be accompanied by (. F. smith, president of the board Of di- rcctors of I.anders, frary X Clark and II. C. NJ, Thomson, president of the American Hardware Corporation l M I.ewczyk. of 3o Gold street, will sail on the $. s, Olympic of the White Star line, for DanziG May 6. N. Tkaczyk will sail on tho &. $. Homeric, on tho White Star line for Danzig. May 6.
 Will Sec Euronr. | Mir. and Mrs. August Burkhardt | William B. RossberE and Mir. and Mrs. Herman Schmarr will sail on the $. s. Mauretania, May l6, for Eng land, France, Italy. Germany and Switzerland.
 Mrs. Rose Nichols, of South Main street, will sail on the s. $. Baltic, of the White Star line, May l3, for Queenstown. Ireland. | F. J. Ryan will sail on the same boat for Queenstown. July s. Joseph Lukowslii. of a5 Daley avenue, sailed yesterday for Danzg, by way Of oGthcnhurc. on the S. $. Stockholm, of the Swedish American | line.
 Mir. md Mrs. TIcaly to Liverpool
 Nicholas Tkacz. of 113 North street. will sail May a. for Danzig by way of Copenhagen. Denmark. on the Fred . erick NIIT of the Scandinavian-A Amer ican line.
 Mrs. Margaret Bauer will sail May 25, on the steamer Saxonia of the Cunard line, for Hamburg. Germany. Mrs. Ada Sykes. of 25o Maple street, will sail on the Homoric or tn" White Star line. for Southampton, England
 Mir. and Mrs. James Healy, Of 137 Rassett street. will sail on the Adria- tic, of the White Star line. May 27, for Liverpool. England.
 several on Pres. Wilson.
 Miss Emma Ramm, of Relden street will sail on the SaXonia, May 25, for Hamburg Germany.
 Mir. and Mrs. Nochola Girolamo, of l lS1 Washington street, will sail on i the President Wilson, May 20, for ! Naples
 i Tana MiloszWicz. Of II Silver street, will sail on the Adnitania for Danzig G. Cefaratti. Of 475 Myrtle street will sail on the President Wilson, May 20, for Naples,
 Sailed Today. Mrs. Elizabeth Hopkins, 151 Wash ington street, sailed on the Celtic. of { the White Star line, for Liverpool today. s.. G. DiMaio. of 1S1 Washington street, has engaged passage on the President Wilson. for Naples, May 2O Mrs, Katherine Stcfch and daugh- ter, Miss Lillian, will sail June IF. on the Rotterdam, of the Holland Am erican line, for Prague, Czecho- Slo- cakia, via of Rotterdam. Over 100 to Sail Soon | About 60 Irish residents plan to sail for the Emerald Isle, during the lat ter part of June. Practically all of these people have arranged for return passage. merely goug on a visit Thirty people are planning to go to Germany in July. A group of Polish people will sail for Poland in July. Homcstcads tn California.
 Sometime in the near future a group of local residents will take passage overland by way of the south ern Pacific, for a district south Of Los Angeles, where a number of them plan to take up homesteads Plans for the trip are somewhat vague. but it is known that the group will inclue people from New Britain, Hartford, i Bristol, and other nearby cities. Stv- eral Hartford men have been sent on ahead to look over the territory.
 Oil of the batiputa berries. a prod uct of sandy coastal regions of sever al Brazilian states, is reported to be equal to the best olive oil, both as food and medicine.
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