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New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Key. Jared Siarr

Rev Jared Starr, aged 90. died yes terday at his home in Newington. He was rector emeritus of Grace church, Newington, and had at one time, early in his ministry preached in New Britain churches. He was born in New London and was educated in Burlington College, N. J., Cheshire Academy and Trinity college. Since 1859 he made his home in Newing- ton. Following his ordination in 1887 he took charge Of Grace church and remained with that congregation as leader until 1915 when he resigned. Surviving is daughter, Miss Elsie G. Starr; two sons, Edmund of Newing- ton and Frederick W. Starr of Spring field, Mass, and a number of grand children and great grandchildren. Fu- neral services will he held tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at Grace church and interment will be in Cedar Grove cemetery New London.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
HOLD FIVE IN BANK FAiLIRE
President of sioux Falls tS, D.) Insti.
 tuition Among ihc Indicted

Sioux Falls, s. D., June 2s.-F'iye men. including throo officers Of the institution, were indicted today by a special county grand jury in connee- lion with the failure, June IA, of the Sioux Falls Trust and Saving bank.
 F. II. Johnson of Sioux Falls presi- dent Of tho bank, was indicted on six teen counts: Don B. Johnson. vice. president. on nine counts. Ted H. Johnson, assistant cashier on four counts; George Berry Of Sioux Falls, a real est1te agent and son-ln.law of r. H. Johnson, ono one count, and !. C.. Cozard, a farmer of Bennett county, on three counts.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
VERDICT IN FRANKS CASE
coroners Jury Finds Leopold and
 Loeb Csused HIS Death

Chicago. June 2s.-Ths legal uhseI ty which ths prosecution hopes to eon+tct Nathan r. Leopold. Jr. and Richard Loeb. e1f-confessed kidnap- psrs and slayers Of Robert Franks. took another turn yesterday when the eoronsrs jury rendered verdict. finding the lad met his Hrath at the hands Of the two students. II was a routine session. held, it appeared, merely 10 clear the coruner's records. Except for high officials and q curious thronE gathered outside might have been mistaken for an inquest iH an obscure drowning or suicide ease.
 There was r1Imor today that plot had been discovered To rHuet a Cook County jail delivery. I.aopoid's ceIimste wss mentioned as being party 10 t. hut th1 usr5rn pooh poohe5 fhs sfgrs.
 T could get os' if wanted to- isopois is quoted ss hseirE observed ts a risltor in ths s1iI . fex days ago.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
BURGLARS GET S10,O00
Two Houses and a Garage in Green wiCh Are Visited During the Night and Valuable Loot Taken.

Greenwich, June 2S.--Two houses and a garage were visited by burglars last night and their loot is said to have been in excess of sl0,000 worth of articles, A high-priced car was taken from the garage of E. St. John.
 At the home of Charles B. Row land on Brookside Drive jewelry valued, the police report shows, at s7,000 was taken. The burglars went into MT. Rowland's chamber and took a pocket book from his trousers pocket. At the home of w. w. Heaton close by diamond pin be- longing to Miss Mary Heaton, and miscellaneous articles worth $500 were taken. The latter break Uas by front porch climbing while at the Rowland house entrance was by way of the front door.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28

church Sunday at a. rn.. followed by Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Rev, Samuel Sutcliffe of New Britain vii have charge of the service.
 Frank Kramer and Victor Benson have returned from fishing trip to MiIlville. N. J.
 Walter Payne will have charge of the entertainment program for the next meeting of the Community club which will be held next Wednesday evening.
 Miss GeneNieve Payne is confined 10 her home on Wilcox avenue by illness.
 Miss Gertrude Bunce and Chester Bunce of Eizabethtown, N. Y, are spending the summer at their home on Main street.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
TnttrralH
James Kane

Funeral services for James Kane were held at 9 o'clock this morning at st Mary's church. Rev. ". 4. Me Cram was celebrant at solemn requiem mass. Rev. ". ]. I.yddy was deacon and Rev. Raymond Clabby vas sub-deacon.
 The pail bearers were Frank Bart lett. James Grove. Matthew Clark, William Kelly. Howard Smith and Fred Carridon. The flower bearers were James Kane, William Schuitze and Walter Kelly 1nterment 9as in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
AnERIcAN GIRL WINS aeMN.

London. June cE. -- Miss Jean Brorne Scott Of Fort Kennedy. Pa. today scored another triumph at The International Horse Show at ths Olympia by capturing the challenge cup. valued at 100 pounds and pre- srHtrd by the Association American Horse glous for inc best single harness horse. Miss Scott won Hith Knight Commander against tlie present English holder Of the trophy a.Tffarpa@ co
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
WINS POLO CUP

By Ths Associated Press
 Birmingham, Eng. June 2s-Earl W, Hopping's Eastcott team today won the Birmingham club champion polo cup, defeating r. F.. Guests Tehple- ton team eleven 10 i've in the final match of play for the trophy.
 The Eastcott team included John T'raill. Major r. B. Hurndal. Major ]. r. Harrison and Mir. Hopping. The Templeton team included Major C. Phipps- Hornsby. Major r. W. Bar rett, Lieuienant-Colonei r. K. Wise and Mir. Guest. Mfr. Hopping played brilliantly and scored nine of the goals. while Mir. Traill also played an outstanding game.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
CRAWFORD BURGLARY
Stannnrd's Hardware store Broken Into and Articles Valued nt Thou sand Dollars Are Taken.

Branford, Conn, June 2G.- stan nard's Hardware Store in Main street was broken into during last night and guns. ammunition, reHolVers, watches, automobile accessories, etc, taken to a considerable value, roughly placed at sl. 900 until an inventory is taken.
 \ heavy screen over side transom window was cut sufficiently for a child 10 have been pushed through and lowered to the floor. This child eti- dently unlocked door on the Park street side. There were footprints of three persons in the dirt An auto mobile probably was used to carry away the spells This is the fourth time the store has been broken into.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
fs PLANS TO TESTIFY
aftD Beam of Maine Will Take Sides 3kh State in Case Against Clarence [ 6 Earring, Alleged Poisoner.

whits Plains, N. Y. June 2s.-Mlss Mildred Beam, a native of Maine, former school teacher at Elizabeth, N. J. ard friend of Clarence Q. Barring, will testify for the state at the trial Of Earring on charges of attempting 10 murder hls wife with poison and dis sase germs, District Attorney Rowland announced today. The taking Of tes- tinony will start Monday.
 Miss Beam left her job when the Barring case received wide publicity. Ems has since been under a doctors care, Mir. Rowland said. and her health has been impaired.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Mrs. Margaret Carlson .

Mrs, Margaret Carlson. aged ss, q resident of this city for neary so years. died last night at the home Of Mrs. August Erickson ot ii7 Jubilee street. She was one of the charter members Of the Swedish Film Baptist church. Funeral services were held this afternoon at o'clock at the Swedish Film Baptist church. Rev. Pearson Of Meriden officiating Burial was in Fairriew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Miscellaneous Shower
 In Honor of Miss DaIy

l miscellaneous ehower in honor Of Miss Gladys M. Da1y was .eld last night st her home at 5sl Main street. Miss Margaret Daly and Miss Anne O'BrIsn acting as hustessss. About 70 friends were present and Miss Daly received many gifts of linen, cut come the bride of Henry r. Hank rsEt Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock st st. Mary's rectory. Rev. walter A. McCrsnn will be the of- fciAtinE clergyman.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
OlaIIs IL. SIrnnl

Claus F.. strom, age 50 years, died at his nome at S7 Sefton Drive last night. Beside his wife he leaves two sons, Olaf H. Strorl, Ernest " Strom, daughter, Alice NJ. Strom and brother living in Maine. He was a member oU the Order of Nasa lodge and lived in New Britain 19 years. Funeral services will be held from the Swedish Bethany church on Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev. G. E. Pihl will oficiate and interment will be in Fairyiew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
LICENSES SI, ,SpENnEn.

The police have been notified that the operators licenses Of the folloN- irs people have been suspe nded: B. A. Giantonin, l20 Beaver street, and Teoil Gavda Of l9l Broad street li. cfnses have been returned to Frank of SD Gold street and George llorio or 1 Smith street.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
!. GIr aI.t.InIn nIIn

Bin Janovir. driver of soda truck was taken into custody by Sergeant William r. NrCue at 1:I5 o'rlDcH this afternoon and f#s cases = alleged beer ras rorfscatnd by the poIies. Sergeant .IcCue met Iana=-i~ driving the truck iu f-amt of sa Sry-1our z.rsnf and susrfrlous nf tHa 1nsd on tre truck stnrrs5 him and confscat- ed the aHer.5 beer.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
CUMMINGS HAS LEAD
Yale Player is Three Up on Taft of
 Dartmouth at End of First IS Holes

Greenwich. Conn.,. June 2S.--DeXter Cummings of Chicago, playing under the colors of Yale University. led w. H, Taft of Dartmouth, three up. at the end of the first s holes of the SC hole final round match for the inter- collegiate golf championship today. Taft was in trouble during most of the round but good putting on the greens kept down his stroke total. Cummings displayed a steady game, keeping around par figures on almost every hole.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Christina nalLa

Christina nalks, widow of Wilhelm Dalks died last evening at her home at 2iS Curtis street, aged 77 years. She leaves three sons, August. Of Plainville; Emil and Henry Of South ington, one daughter, Mrs. Minnie ster Of New Britain. a brother AuKns, stapel of Unionrille and i2 grand. children.
 Funeral services will be held al the home at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon and at St. Matthew's church al 2.sa. Rev A. C. Theodore steege officiating. lnterment will be in Fair,iew eeme- tery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
IS REVOLVER CHAMPION
The .Associnted Press.

By The Associnted Press.
 Chalons, France, June 2s.--S. M. Bailey of tho United States Marine corps today won first honors in the Olympic individual revolver shooting competition. Carl Berg of Sweden, took second place, Hannelius Of Fin- land thrd, and Amaya of Argentina, fourth,
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
MAY INSPECT RECORDS.

Chicago, Juno 2s. The depart- ment Of agriculture today won it's con- test for the right to inspect the books and records Of the packing companies when Federal Judge CliHe issued V writ of mandamus directing that all such records be opened to tho de- pertinent inspectors.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
InrIs N. Rnsenherrer

Funeral seryicas were held this aft ernooh st 3 o'clock for Lewis ". r.osenberEsr st Erwin Mortusrt chapel. Het. Martin ". Gsudian. pastor Of the German Baptist church officiated and intermsnt vas in Fair tiew cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
NIIss HaneI R r1arL

The funeral of Miss Hazel R. Clark Viil he held Monday afternoon st 3 o'clock at ths home, Rev. Henry VT. Maisr. pastor Of inc First Conrrsra Q tionsl church officiating. and burial vil1 he in Fshsipw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
3ratl1H
Patsy DcyiyO.

Patsy. the infant son of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Derivo, died last evening at his home. The funeral was held this afternoon at o'clock from La ia and Sagarino's funeral parlors on Spring street. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Mary hiarrarcf IIlrrt

Funeral services for Mary Margaret Eilert uere held from her home at 2 Short street st 2.5e o'clock this after noon. Interment was in St. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
". C. T. L, PICNIC

Members and friends of the W. c. T. |. are invited to attend the an nual county picnic at Elizabeth Park, Hartford, on July 3. Those going will bring basket lunch and will meet at the Pond house in the park at noon.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
HEREOF IN TROUBLE
Socialists Refuse to Vote on Confi- dence Request in Fight Over Money For Army of Occupation.

By Ths Associated Press.
 Paris. June 2s.--The Herriot minis try was placed in a dangerous post ton this afternoon when the socialists refused to vote appropriations for the forces of occupation in the Ruhr, whereupon the premier put the ques- ton of confidence and part of the so- cialists ahstained from voting.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
CntIsING DOWN POTOMAC

Washington. June 2S.--President Coolidge and his family left Washing ton today on another weekend cruise down the Potomac river aboard tl'" Nayhcwer. The trip is expected to last until Monday morning.
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
BERLIN NEWS
(Continued From Page Seven).
Car Turns Turtle.

Lar fuFIlS IhFilc' A car driven by A. S. Kober of 69 Seymns street, Hartford, turned tur- tie yesterday afternoon near the ! Meriden line on the turnpike, crash ing into the white safety fence and uprooting six fence-posts, one of which pierced the hood. Constable Frank Brown investigated the situa- tion. It was reported That the man was driving but 10 miles an hour, but it is the opinion of the officer that the car was going nearly 50 miles an hour at the time of the &C., cident. Three other men were in the car, but no one was hurt. The acci- dent was not reported by the driver. He asked someone else 10 report the occurrence 10 the police.
 Car Crashed on Street. markers. 141,760, last evening crashed into a car driven by Mary Castino of 5eS South Mfin street New Britain. The accident occurreds on Berlin street and the woman's car was damaged. There are no clues to-, the identify of the driver of the other car.
 In the Churches Tomorrow
 Berlin Congregational - Morning service at 10:45 o'clock. Subject of pastors sermon Forgetting and Re- calling the Words of Christ" Bows class at 10 o'clock. Sunday school and Mems Bible class at noon. the former in the chapel and the latter in the Community house.
 St. Paul's. Kensington-Masse at S and 10 o'clock in the morning in charge of Rev. John c. Brennan. Sun day school following the 10 o'clock service.
 Sacred Heart. East Berin-Mass at a. m. Rev. J. C. Brennan will be in charge. Sunday school will follow.
 kensington gregational-Morn- ing service at 10:45 o'clock. Rev. Vernon l.. PhilliTs of New Haven will preach a sermon along lines of pa triotism. Sunday school at 1910 D. m.
 kensngton Methodist--Rev. G. B. Neumann. recently returned from the Union university of the West China mission. will preach. At s o'cock in the evening there will be stereopti- con ecture at the church. Subject "The Path Finders" Tuesday eve ming at S o'clock, the young women of the church will tender a party to those young women of kensington who are studying to he nurses and are at their homes at the present time. The Junior league will meet Wednesday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Following the devotional services served. On Thursday evening there will be a patriotic church night serl- ice.
 Items of Interest
 Charles pinches of Bridgeport is spending the weekend with his par ents, Mir. and Mrs. John Pinches Of Berlin street,
 Mrs. Gertrude Kelley is visiting friends in Wayne, New Jersey.
 The annual picnic of the Berlin Congregational church sunday school took place today at Elizabeth park, Hartford. The trip was made by spe- cal trolley.
 East Berlin Items
 The following are the services at the Methodist church sunday regnar morning worship at 10:45 a. m, fol- lowed by Sunday school at i2 o'clock. The Junior league win meet at 3 D. m. and the Epworth league al 6;45 p. m At the evening service al 1880 o'clock. an address will he given by Rev. Mir. Barrous Of New Britain. The Trinity quartette, also ef New Britain, will render several selections at this service.
 There will be the regular morning
New Britain herald., 1924-06-28
Car Crashed on Street.

A car bearing the Massachusetts markers. 141,760, last evening crashed into a car driven by Mary castino of 5eS South Mfin street. New Britain. The accident occurred on Berlin street and the woman's car was damaged. There are no clues to. the identify of the driver of the other car
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
POLIALI JU Sl6OLOU A POsY.
PALI PERM.

V Morristown, Ohio je jedna
24-rocna rozsobaSena zena, ktora
vel mi rada svada zenatych mu-
zov ma zle cesty. Bola viac raz ma
pomennta, aby dobrych muzov me-
kazila, ale ked ,bola po tieto dni
zas prichytena, ako sa jednym
zenacom viezla ma aute, viac muz-
skych auto zastavili, in stiahli do
lu, sobliekli jej strimfle s noh a
bl1zu pliec, namazali smolou a
posypali perrin. TAX ju zavezli ma
kraj mesta a posIali pesi domov.
Obyvatelia Morristownu sd teraz
isti, ze Esther Lynn Fuller presta-
ne zenacov ok1zlovat'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
OBYVATEL 'STvO MESTA
Poc1TUJE $4,000 DUST

Cenzusna kancelaria Spojenych
Statov odhaduje, re mesto Youngs
town pocitovalo l. julia t.r. 155, 900
obyvatel'ov. Ked' boil krajinsky
popis roku 1920, v meste napoei-
tame bolo 132,35s dust. Ia styri
roxy boil by toto vel'ky vzrast.
v Spoj. Statoch nachodi sa te-
raz 70 miest, ktore maj1 vyse 1OO,-
900 obyvatel'ov. Najvacsie mesto
je New York so 6,015, ,5N obyv.,
potion Chicago 5 1888, COS, Phila-
delphia 1,951,O76, Detroit W.
Sc milionom Cleveland S 912, 2,502.
Obyvatel'stvo celych Spoj. Statov
odhaduje sa ma 112,078,611 dusi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
D1EvGATA, PoZoR!

Casio sa stava, ze dievGa pre-
trhne zasn1benie so svojim milen-
com, ale nevrati snubny prsten.
Podobne sa stalo istemu Villa
movi Head New Yorku. Dievca
menom Catherine Malone mu Wy
povedalo lasku, ale prstenom ne
dajboze sa rozlncit' Head myslel,
Se dievca len spasuje tou vypo-
we'd 'ou, ale ona, ked' milenec "a
nou d'alej chodil, no dala are
stovat'. Sudca no vsak oslobodil a
jej nariadil, aby mladencovi pr
stem vratila, ked' chce, ably ich "a
sn1benie povazovane bolo "a pre-
trhnute. Ono je to nemozne, i pr
sten 81 cd jednoho drzat' vyho-
dit no 20 srdiecka.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
Y zalezitosti Slovenskeho Dna
CT sPoIKoM A sLovENsKEJ vEREJNosT1 voBEc

Zaiste je NJ bez mala kazdemu
.znamo, ze sa pripravy robia ku
Slovenskemu Dnu. Ako minule
roxy, tax al tohto Okresny Sbor
Slovenskej Ligy spolu so vsetky-
mi spolkami chce slsporiadat' Slo-
vensky Den, ale ahy SINE sa mohli
nalezite priprayit', preto SINE cas-
predEili az do q. augusta.
Den tento NAL by byt' dnom
vsetkych Slovakov byvajncich v
Mahoning doline, bez rozdielu vie
rovyznania a politick eho prcsved-
ccnia. Preto v tejto zalezitosti
svolavamc valn1 sch6dzu ma den
80. julia do skoly Cyrina Metho-
da veeer ma 8. hodinu, ma ktori
pozvyame vsetky spolky, pot az
ne ich zastupcov alebo spolkovych
lradnikov ilradnicky. tax po-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
SMRTNE ZPRAVY.

Maria Krajnak, z {. 341O Wilson
Ave-, zomrela stredu v dom&c-
nosti svojej dcery pi. Marie Cve-
tanoff ma srdecn1 chorobu vo ve-
ku 64 rokov. Neboha zanech&va
tn svoju dceru, PAM Cvetanov6 i
syna Pavla, a jednu dceru v kraji.
Pohrabne sluzby bozie odbavil
Rev. Jan KriSpinsky vo svtrtok
rano chrame Sv. jana Krstite-
la. Pochovana bola v osadnom
cintor1ne.
Anna Dubois, 18-mesa6n& dcerka
Jozefa a Marie Dubois, 256 Adams
ST., zomrela v nedel'u predpolu-I
dnfm ma komplikacie. Oplak&va-
il ju rodicia q osem bratov d se-
stier. Pokra bne sluzby bozie odba-
vii V utorok rano Rev. Jan NJ. Lii
cinsky chrame Sv. Cyrilla 4 Me-
thoda. Pochovana bola Y Calvary
cintorine.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
DvADsATDVA ROCNE
JUBILEUM OBCHODOVANIA

Pochvalne znama obchodna fir
ma The Homer s. Williams Co.
oslavuje svoje %: vyrocie trvania
jej obchodu. Je to pekna doba u
kazdeho jednotlivca, no tym Wac
ona znamena Y zivote jedneho OBJ
chodu. Tohto jubileumu sa firma
mohla dozit' len jednym sposo-
bonn to je: cestna obsluha. The
Homer s. Williams Co. je jednym
najvacsich obchodov naradim v
Youngstown a to naradim prvo-
triedneho druhu. Obchod oslavu-
je svoje 22-rocne jubileum 22%
srazkou ma cenach naradia. Jubi-
leum sa konci tohto tyzdna a preto
kto zamysl'a klpit' nieco do do
macnosti, mech to urobf teraz a
dostane to 0 % percent lacnejsie
nez inokedy. Obchod The Homer
s. Williams Co. nachodf sa ma
Market ST., ned 'aleko skveru, O.
proti kortu ma rohu Boardman st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
LASKA, KTORA JE TAX
TUHA AMI PAPRIKA

V stredu po polnoci mlada ma
d'arska dievcina zastrelila sa pre-
jedneho mladenca, ktoreho laska
ku nej ochladla. Dievea sa VIOLA
Boriska Ritz a mladenec IIatos
J6zef. Bvvaji ma Steeltone. Boris
ka polnoci prechadzala sa Ma
riou Balasko, u ktorej rodieov
Latos byval, k voli stretnutiu sa
milencom, ktory NAL vyjst' z
prace Ohio Works. Ked' Latos
vysiel z prace, Boriska ho pozia-
dala, ably ju odprevadil domov, GO
on odoprel, vyhovoriac sa, ze ma
lst rano zas do roboty nevy-
spal by sa. Dievca tomto cho-
vani sa Latosa videlo ochladnutie
jeho lasky a ked prislo domov,
pochytilo otcov revolver a streli-
10 81 pred domom do prs. Vystrel
pocula jej matka. Zaviezli ju do
nemocnice, kde ma druhy den 70
mrela. Nuz veru bola to tuba Ia
ska, tuhsia, nez ju dievca mohlo
zniest'.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
sEDEM DETf, TRAJA D0sPELf
+ zABITE MA KRI2OvATKE

Attica, @. - V stredu veGer, ie-
den bus, vracajdci sa s rs osobami
z pikniku ma jazere Erie, rozbity
Dol ma husky vlakom New York
Central drahy, ma krizovatke ma
chodiacej sa 35 MIL vychodne cd
Toledo. Zabite bolo sedem skol-
skych deti traja dospeli l'udia,
medzi mimi riadiG busu "a ranene
bolo lsedem osob, 2 Mich jedna ne
bezpecne. Deviati vyviazli bez d.
razu. Vsetci zabiti a ranenf po-
chodili dediny Attica, O.
Ma mieste nest 'astia MET straz-
nika, ami branky, iba zvoneek ma
davanie signalu. Ked' sa bus pri-
blizil ku krizovatke, riadic busu
sisiel dolu siel sa pozret ci me-
jde vlak. Jeden vlak presiel ne
vidiac ziadneho druheho, vysiel
ma bus poberal sa cez kol 'aje.
Tu odrazu prihrmel my vlak a bo-
la tragedia hotova. Mrtvi ra-
neni rozhadzani boil pozdlz kol al
mic ma 500 krokov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1924-07-25
ZABAVA "A PIKNIK
Y HASELTONE.
Tanecna zabava v sobotu vecer v
skole, piknik v nedel'u ma Glad
stone Ave. Dobre veci vo vyhre.

v ti1to sobotu, 26. julia vecer
vydrziava sa ma Haselton osadni-
cka taneGna zabava v skolskej
miestnosti osady Sv. Alzbety. Ka-
zdy pritomny dostane zdarma kra-
sny biely kvietok.
Y nedel'u popoludni pol /.
hodine zaene sa vel 'kolepy piknik
osady ma zvycajnom mieste (Glad-
stone Ave. Piknik bude, akemu
paru nebolo este. Vyhravat' sa
bud1 romantic veci, medzi mimi,
po vypredani tiketov al krasny
pony 'konik, pekny baran, dar to
p. Andreja Krispinskeho, sloven-
skeho pohrabnfka, potion tucn6
prasiatko, dar Cd p. Matof, sloven-
skeho farmara atd'. atd'.
Vybor pikniku povolava vset-
kych Slovakov z Mahoning doliny
a ruci, ze sa kazdv zabavi zname-
mite.