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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
JUGO SLAVIA GETS
 LAND FROM ITALY
Italians Retire In Accordance
 With Treaty

SUSAK, Jugo-Slayia, Feb. 24.-The Porto Barros delta was turned over to the Jugo, Slavia authorities today by the Italians in accordance with the Plume treaty. The ceremony was simple. The mayor of Susak had re- quested the population to decorate their houses as a sign of mourning for the loss of Fiume. They were instruc- ted however, to make no untoward demonstrations.
 The retirement of the Italians from the other zones given to Jugo-S Slavia under the treaty will take place Thurs day. The delimitation of the frontier ia nroceedin1
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
OPPOSE JOHNSON q IMMIGRATION BILL
New York Democrats Make . Charges Of Discrimination

WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-Twenty of the 22 democrat. of the House from New York joined tonight in a state ment that they are ''unalterably op- posed to the rigidly restrictive John- son immigration bill. .
 The measure, it was contended, "ls particularly objectionable because it discrimihates against certain naticnali- ties already going to make up agreat part of our population, fans the flames sf racial, religious and national hatreds and brands forever clements already bsre as,of an inferior stock"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
FARMER FREED LN
 INFANTICIDE CASE
Accused Of Killing NTife's
 Sisters Child

MERIDIAN. Miss, Feb. 23.-(Spe- cial. )-Lester Purvis, 35. was freed of chaake of infanticide late last night by jury verdict of not guilty after a trial of three days in ts Ni court here. Purvis is ot '' r who was charged with killing an infant daughter of his wife's sister. The yer dict of the jury was applauded by court spectators.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
TEDDY, JR, CHOSEN
 AS 4 DELEGATE

MINEOLA, N. r., Feb. 24.-Theo- dore Roosevelt, Jr., assistant secretary of the navy, was unanimously chosen as delegate from Nassau county to the republican national convention in Cleye- land. at a meeting of the county re- publican committee here Sunday night.
 Members of the committee paid tri- bute to Roosevelt and lauded his in teGrity.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
THE WEATHER

Extreme Northwest Florida and Ala hama: showers Monday and probably Tuesday,. somewhat colder Tuesday.
 Mississippi; Cloudy Monday and Tues day; probably rain Monday. somewhat colder Monday night; moderate north east and north winds,
 Tennessee: Rain in east and probably rain or snow and somewhat colder in west portion Monday; Tuesday cloudy probably rain or snow and slightly colder
 AdSitisnsI vsaskar data viii hs found sa .pass ..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
THREE MEN HELD
 IN CORNELL CASE
Arrests Made At New Orleans
 After Murderers Escape,

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 24-Three men. believed by the New Orlens po- lice to have been implicated in the escape several weeks ago of Emory Cornell, from the Arkansas stat, peni- tentary at Little Rock few dfys be- fore the date set for his execution were arrested here today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
SENATOR GREENE
 STILL IMPROVING

1 WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-The con dition of Senator Greene of Vermont
 continued to improve over Sunday and Dr. Thomas Linville, his physician said after consultation with the others assisting in the case that barring un. forsee ncomplicat tions the patient was expected to recover.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
CHARGED WITH LARCENY Clyde Sparks Suspected Of Robbing CIub,<ROOms

Three charges of grand larceny Sun day were placed against Clyde Sparks, Fifth Avenue hotel. following his ar rest by Williamson and Elledge, city detectives, the evening previous in the locker room of the Birmingham Athletic club.
 According to the detectives the locker room has been systematically robbed for a long time and Sparks arrest is ex, pected to throw light on the case. The charges cover larceny of three watches belonging to club members.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
ASSETS DOUBLED

NEW YORK. Feb 2l--Assets of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Co-opera tive Trust company have been doubled in its two months existence and now exceed S2,000,000 Warren S. Stone, president, announced today. The number of depositors also have been doubled in that time, he said.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
bod. O.OO0 FIRE OCCURs.
EldOradO. Ark. Scene or Blaze In
 Business District.

'ELORADO. Ark. Feb. 24.-Fire which started in a restaurant in the Shuler building, in the business dis trict here, this afternoon caused an estimated damage of $90O00. Officers of the Western Union Telegraph com pany, the Chamber of Commerce and a restaurant were burned out. The origin of the fire has mot been de- termined.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
SHAW PLAY PRESENTED

MONTEVALLO, Ala, Feb. A. Especial )-The grand gala week at Alabama college was brought to closs on Saturday evening with the presen- tation of Bernard Shaw's The Arms and the Man" by the Alabama players.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
EXPULSION SUSPENDED
Frederick Wright. Chicago Tribun
 NVr;4ar Gf;II In Mayian

Frederick Wright, Chicago Tribune
 Writer Still In Mexico.
 MEXICO CITY. Feb. 24.-(By Radio By The Forth Worth Star Tele- gram by the A. P.)-The order ex. polling Frederick Wright, correspond ent in Mexico City for the. Chicago Tribune from the republic has been suspended temporarily, pending further investigation it was announced at the department of foreign relation. Wright's defense is that he was not responsible for the articles considered objectionable by the government and that he had no knowledge of them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
KING OF GREECE ILL
George Reported Seriously Attacked By
 Pneumonia

ATHENS. Feb. 24.-King George of Greece is seriously ill with double pneumonia, according to dispatches from Bucharest.
 The King and Queen Elizabeth are in Bucharest at the court of the queens mother. Queen Marie of Rou- mania, pending the decision of the Greek national assembly as to whether Greece shall remain a monarchy with George as king or change to a repub- lican form of government.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25
REVOLUTION BREAKS OUT INV BULGARIA.
Movement Said To Be Led By
 Communists

ATHENS, Feb. 24.-Unconfirmed reports received by the Greek general staff at Salonika state that revolu- tion has broken out in northern Bull garia.
 The first messages, brought to Salon. ika from Greek outposts on the Bulga- rian frontier, stated that the movement was led by communists.
 Later reports declared that the revolutionists desired to overthrow King Boris and establish a republic in Bulgaria. f
 It is said that the reyolutionists have arrested and shot many officials of the Zankoff government, and also that troops have been sent to the north from Sofia to suppress the movement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-25

LONDON. Feb. 24.-Reports of a revolution in Bulgaria, received in Salonika, are probably untrue" it is declared at the Bulgarian legation here. No word of any such uprising has been received at the legation.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
SUPPLY OF BOOZE
 WAS POISONOUS
Shipment to New Haven Would
 Have Caused Blindness

Stamford, Dec. 31. - Analysis of the 250 bottles of liquor seized here in the car of William Taub. who said he was bound for New Haven, showed that it was poisonius and would have caused permanent blind ness or death, according to a report of State Chemist Henry l.. Borg. The state chemist. who resides here. made the analysis of the liquor at the request of local authorities who expressed belief that it was bound for New Haven for use in New Years Eve festivities, Taub's car was stopped on suspicion and he was arrested whcn the liquor labeled as N hiskpy and gin and sherry was found concealed under the seats of the automohU2.
 The analysis If the liquor marked gin" showed that 1t contained 3S per cent grain alcohol and quanti- tics Of poisonous substances, the state chemist reported.
 Tauh. who gave his address as 1914 Grand Concourse, New York cpy, was expected to be arraiEned here today on a charge of transport ing liquor.
 Police her seized 5o gallons Of al- cohol early today and arrested two mon in an automobile with the liquor who gave their names as Samuel Brenner. S8 Baker street. Revere. Mass. and Aeostino Greco. 116 Green street, Brockton. Mass. They were held in Sl 900 bonds each for a hearing on charges Of trans porting liquor.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31

1s -~ Rev, A&el l. Peterson re- celves call from congregation of Film Swedish Baptist church. New Britain goes Republican by 3,094 in special senatorial election.
 l9 '-- John s. Stone fractures skull when car hits pole on Frank lin Square.
 22 - Sirty eight cases Of scarlet fever reported here. Population of city estimated at 69,209, Gain of 9,SS6 over 1920 figure.
 % -- MT and Mrs. Morton c, Swift observe 50th wedding anni- vorsary at home on Lincoln street. Thousands attend midnight masses in Catholic churches.
 2G --- Rev. J. Emerson Ford of Orangeburg. s. C., appointed tenn porary pastor at Trinity M. E. church to succeed 1Eev. John L. Davis.
 30 -- Rev. John Matteus probable successor to Rev. Dr. J. l.. King berg until permanent pastor is found for Swedish Baptist church. $4500 blaze in Ellis street house today.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
TYPOS n OPPOSE
 POSTAL INCREASE
Favor Increased Wages But Not
 at Publishers Expense

Indianapolis, Ice. 3t.--ProposaI Tor an ncrcaso i0 the second class postal rates. to provide for an in- crease in wages of postal workers, will he opposed by the International Typographical union it was an- bounced today by President James N, Lynch, at the union headquarters here. Tho unions executive council authorized letters to members of congress, anprlsing them ol the unions attitude.
 We are in complete sympathy with postal workers in their strue- gle 10 obtain living wages and it is not il soN6sh motive that prompts this action," said Mr. Lynch. We believe. however, that il it bad pol icy to place this load on the na- ton's newspapers and magazines. Tho printed matter. carried in sec uHd class mat constitutes by far the greatest educational force in the country. To reduce inc number Of publications or to cur'all circulaaou wolld he a crime against society,
 The publishers perform much unseldsh service. They stand ever r,ady 10 promote governmental ac- thities in ways that only publishers can serve. Postal workers arc un- dlrpaid and the S62.oQNQpo or so needed 10 cover the rroposei wage increase would he money well spent,
 The United States postal service was established for the benefit of the people. IL was not the aim at the l ginning to make it self-sustaiuing, We feel that il would be unwise 10 place an unusual burden on second class mail patrons. The though should rather be that reduction in means tho Strengthening Of the government and no repression or The publishing business should be en- -agcd in by the goHernmcnt.'
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
August

2 -~- Relatives Of James O'Ncill of this city, night Natchman at Stanley Chemical Co.,, East Berlin, missing since July 2G. convinced he was murdered.
 6 - Temperature reaches 103 Ono death from heat prostratton.
 S~- Body Of James ONeilI, miss ing for past two weeks found hang ing over barbrd wire fence in Cromwell.
 n -- Ilibbarl property on Arch street sold to Sicklick, Mittowitz and MlkoWitz for S35.000. Inquest into O'Ncill death held in Middle town. Edward Hoffman. IT, killed when motorcycle hits touring car on Kilingworth road.
 16 Mr. and Mrs. J. Sternhcrg of Henry street observe 10th wed- ding anniversary.
 IS -- Joseph and Michael Gala givania ill hospital suffering from knife wounds inflicted by nephew, Michael, Nephew held in $2,o0o, 19 - Edward r. Hall announces candidacy for nomination as state senator on G. c. P. ticket.
 22 --- John F. R. kccvcrs elected chairman democratic town com lnittce.
 26 -- Trees and wires blown down in terrific morning storm,
 80 -. Mir and Mrs. Willis II, Roden of Stanley street observe 57th welding annivnrearN.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
October

-- Charles Richard Covert awarded NJio scholarship
 -~ Nine frcieh, cars Nreckcd near Clayton bridge. No one in jured.
 - FIa}tano Gervansini Of Tol- rington iuS,Mtly killed Warn truck driven by him is struck by train at Wooster street crossing
 -~~ Erchrck of number of pro spectiye voters shows $,4iG
 r Officer James Sk"lly shot and killed by burglar at Davidson & LeNrn'h8l store, Murdcr,r. thought 10 be Gerald Chapman cs- oares, Acconlplice, Walter J Shcan Of Springfield held
 14 -- Rewards IotalHne $2.5nu offered by state and "llora'd" for capture of ycggnan who killed Ot- 6cer skcly,
 15 - EX-CoungIlmau Abraham Gorbarh brings suIt Tor $9o.0Q5 against David porfman, alleging de- famation of character.
 IS - Ee,, pr. John E. King berg resigns aa pastor ot Film Swedish Baptist church,
 1g - MT. and Mrs Andrew GlorkDund of rcmmouo .arb aey- nue oh,,ur lplh Vtldus anu,N,r- sary
 :1 - Harry Alex sells property
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
September

-- Horace W. Eddy rctircs from position st Nrw Britain National , bank.
 ? John Fox succumba to in- iuries received al hands Of Joseph Gionfriddo some time ago. Latter held in $3.0o0.
 -- F, X, Humphrey and Harry C. Brown resign from directorate of Traut X Hino Mig. Co.
 -- James O'Brion and Cornelius Lynch seriously injured in accident on Waterbury mountain. - Mir and Mrs. James Mad den of Winthrop street observe 35th wedding anniversary. 9 ~ Clar nee w. Buckley presi- dont Of Lions cluh. | II - Re, Matthew TraIuor Of Bridgeport appointed to sHcc".I Rev. John T. Winters as pastor of St, Marss church.
 12 -- Thousands attend exercises and see parade in observance of Defense Day,
 Fl - Joseph Angelo Of West street killed, and Mrs. Amelia Scor- sota in str,ous condition as result of shooting aftray in which alleged assailanL John Nottari is missing.
 B - Su's aEercrating $23,o00 brought by Albert W. Zahnlcitor and son, William, against N. W. krtkorian Tor injuries received by William on June when struck by automobile driven by son of dc teuJant.
 % -- Johnstouc Vance naurd as democratic nominee for Congress rom First Connrcticut district.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
December

-~ Judd K Co. offers s45oo00 for Center Congregattonat church property
 -- Frank Mccarthy named cap lain of High school foottaH team for 1925, Is ill at homo with m- fantiie paralysis
 Michael Hollywood. q. killed by train at High stree; cross Inc.
 - Raymond H. Sur,an ap- pointed works manager ut North & Ju1d Co.
 - NIT. and Mrs. Jam $ K. Chap man of Wells street og7crye 3jlh anniversary of wedding
 - Miss Ncntle Logan winner in Herald kiwanis contys, to dosig- nate man or woman who has done most for city within lV months preceding November l.
 10 - Eeinhold T. Eu4nlph Of Arch strvrt risks life 10 save hunt ing dog from fire. Attorney Donald Gafney elected president of ki- Wauis club.
 F -- st, Mary's church obsary- ing 75th anniversary.
 l3 - Laudcrs, Nrary X Clark Co to close Meriden plant where table cutlery is made Same factory "rrcts bronze tablet on aimmistra- lion building Tn memory uE men who lost lives Tn World war. l.. W. EodWvl CT Stanley street olslr, es ash birthday anniversary.
 l5 - George r. Spear q, -',d 10 board of directors Of Nrw Britain National bank Nr- and Mrs. Thomas Clayton. each oF,t 7a '. Is of aEc. stop n city on 'rouni-thc- world trip.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
February

-- Russell <; Erwin Mfg. Co. to Iluye new Sl25,000 building.
 3 -- Ex-prcsidcnt Woodrow Will son dies. F. K. Bryan elected prcsi- dent United National Association of Post Office Clerks.
 ( - About o5 license holders vote to sue county to recover fees paid after prohibition became cffec- tive. Electrical Inspector Cyril Cur tin resigns as result of salary fight.
 3 -- School department building program shows present need of $577,Oo0.
 10 -- Death is result of first smallpox case in this city.
 l2 Second death from small poN occurs.
 14 -- F. Allen Moore reelected chairman of board of directors Of Stanley Works.
 Is Mir. and Mrs. Christian r. Recknagel of Camp street observe 5oth wedding anniversary.
 9 -- Charles Quiglcy elected tlfelhbbt VI osiAlpl lidS5 ub llSi school.
 % 4 New Britain Knights of Pythias observe 60th anniversary.
 21 Residents of Stanley Quar- ter protest against building of gar age on Andrews property
 4 -- Mfr. and Mrs. A. Rivkin of Olive street observe S5th wedding anniversary.
 26 = Herbert F, Erwin and Will liam W. T. Squire qualify for post mastership here.
 27 - Thomas J. Lynch. cx-pres- idont of National League, dies at Hartford hospital.
 2S - Frank Folccz held without bail for superior court following murder Of Mrs. Theresa Staassal Of South Main street. Herbert F.. Err win recommended as postmaster by Representative E. Hart FCnn.
 % Rev. William A. krause leaves for Bridgeport after eight years as curatn ct St. Mary's church.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
Blind I,x-Athletc Elected

Perry T. W. Hale, a Yale football star twenty years ago and an AlI- American center at the time. but now totally blind. has been elected tax collector Of Portland. Conn. getting tho support Of all parties and factions practically. He lost his sight in an explosion about fifteen years ago He will keep his records in the BraiTe system of raised let- ters and figures
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
Marcl,

- Elihn Burritt hotel opened.
 - Dr. Joseph H. Potts elected president of medical staff of New Britain General hospital.
 -- Frank Maicsky. aged s years, killed by train at Allen street crossing. Opening banquet of stock holders at Burritt hotel.
 - Charles W. Hawkins elected president of Kiwanis club at or ganlzation in this city.
 - F. NJ. Holmes. president of North & Judd Mfg. O., announces candidacy for mayor on c. o. P. ticket.
 - Mayor 4. NJ. Paonessa an ounces candidacy for reelection on ,'mocratic ticket.
 8 -- Rev. and Mrs. John F. lingberg observe 95th wedding an- iyersary. Holmes withdraws from layoralty race and is replaced by udgo R. w. Alling.
 9 - $4o,o00 damage done by fire block owned by Dugald MacMil- ,n at 212 and 214 Main street.
 Ii - TS pupils in East street nhool ordered vaccinated after dis oVcry Of case of smallpox.
 i3 - Total number of smallpox ases now g.
 Is -- Every school child in. city ,rdcted vaccinated, by board Of u4aiYh as precaution against snlali- poE
 lS - Alderman William II, Judd succeeds II. E. Erwin as chairman Of Republican town committee,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
July

-- Body of William A. Walsh found in Erwin place with neck broken. Foul play suspected.
 4- 10000 attend fireworks dis play at Walnut Hill park.
 s -- George II. Shine leaves em- nloy of North & Judd Co. after 2S years of service.
 10 -- Car occupied by Policeman William Dohorty and George An derson demolished at Whiting street crossing. Officer Doherty had com mandeered car 10 catch reckless driver. Occupants jump to safety,
 14 - Andrew ]. Sloper observes 75th birthday anniversary.
 Is - Edward Kalin, IA, painful ly hurt when caught between oloya- tor and floor at Burritt hotel.
 20 - Mir. and Mrs. K. A. Meycn Of Church street observe 10th we'd ding anniversary.
 P - Mrs. Adeline S Davis oG Parkmore street observes S6 birth day anniversary.
 23 Mrs, Elizabeth Juengst ut South Main street observes 92d birthday anniversary. Frederick J. McEnroc dies at St. Francis hospi- tai. Hartford. following operation for appendicitis
 5 -- r. N. Holmes rc-nlrctcd president Of North & Judd Co.
 29 City bond issues to amount of S625,ooO sold by board of finance and taxation 10 Estabroolt 7 Co. Of Boston. and Putnam X Co. Of Hart ford.
 ai - Mrs NJ. X. Tmver obscr, es aIst birthday anniversary.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
November

3 -- ]. R. Andrews reelected , president of Chamber of Commerce. 4- G. o. P. sweeps city as well as country in presidential election. s --- Mrs M. s. Bnrdick of Dwight street observes 90th birth day anniversary.
 10 Jeremiah Horgan of East Berlin, deaf mute, killed by auto driven by P, Margolfo near Wake field court.
 l -- Parade and celebration fea- turc observance of ArmiStice Day
 It -- Sudden drop in thcrmome- fer and severe wind storm do dam age in city. Max Kaminsky of Rock vile in serious condition as result of automobile accident in Maple Hill when his head struck iron polo.
 17 -~ George Stuyvcstant of Troy. \. Y~ identified by livery stable hostler as murderer Of Officer JaWcs Skol!y on october 12.
 N - Statey D, Hocomb and oti''rs sue William H. Brown Of Saybrook for $9o.oo0. charging fraud fin woodland deal con1raC,.
 20 -- Mr. and Mrs. George B. CoWles of Chestnut street observe 35th wedding anniversary.
 2l - Max Kaminsky of Rock Vile dies at hospital from injuros received in Maple Hill auto acci- dent.
 24 --- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Mc Carthy of B"ldcn street observe 50th wedding anniversary.
 96 - Frod Lcupold ohSrr2cs q1st birthday. Mir. and Mrs. Richard Schaef"r of Trinity street observe 10th wedding anniversary, F. Allen Moore observes 35th anniversary of connection with Stanley Works.
 29 -- Mrs. 1nEa Nelson Of Park street observes 93d birthday anni- >crsary.
 2o -- Row. Henry w. Naier. pas for of Center church. tenders rc signAtiou after II years ul service.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
June

- Dr. F. R. Coombs elected president Of National Society of Naturopaths in New Haven.
 -- Burns Memorial trophy awarded to Harold F. Beagle at Senior High school. Domijam, Snel- grove and Smith sentnccd 10 to . years In Wethersaeld prison.
 - Board ot finance and taxa ton votes h issue bonds of S625,- 0no for needs Of school, park, water and subway departments.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31
T-- Rev. John T. Winters, pastor

- Rev. John Y, Winters pastor , of St. Mary's church, dies. '.
 9 -- Mrs. Celia A. Shepard ob- serves S6th birthday anniversary at home on Lake street.
 10 John c. Loomis elected president of Commercial Trust Co. Il -- John A. Andrews sells furniture business to Samuel. David and George Kaplan Of Hartford.
 13 -- Attorney Saul P. Wasko- wltz chairman of City Plan com- mission.
 14 -- Theodore Johnson elected state commander Of United Spanish War Veterans at convention in South Manchester. Miss Estello Cuddy elected president of Connec- tcut Federation of Business and Professional Womens clubs at Hartford convention. MT. and Mrs. John Fl. Dillon of West Main street observe 42d wedding anniversary.
 Is - l.. D, Penfield observes S4th birthday anniversary.
 16 Miss Angela NJ. Lacava of Hawkins street graduate of Boston University Law school at age of 20 years.
 1T Glass of 127 graduated from Stato Normal school, Mir. and Mrs. ". E. Allen of Black Rock avenue observe 55th wedding an- niversary.
 IS -- Rev, J. Leo Sullivan given purse of s2,200 at farewell reccp- ton. Nyomen's Coolidge club or ganized with 125 charter members.
 19 -- Landers, Frary and Clark take out permit to build Sl23,O00 addition on Center street.
 20 -- N, B. H. S. graduates class Of 2OS.
 T Louis W. Todt elected president of Connecticut Aerie, r. O. E., at state convention in Nor Wich.
 22 Andrew Turnbull of Wal lace street observes 92d birthday anniversary. Frederick V, Strectcr S2 years of age. Harry l.. Gustafson killed in fall from motorcycle side car in Meriden.
 25 -- John r. Hagearty Of pros pect street in serious condition at St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury, when accident occurred early to- day. car in which he and girl com2%' panion were riding. going through stone wall. Capt Hanford L. Curtis placed in National Guard Reserve after 24 years of active service in c. \. c.
 27 - Frye Tent of the Macca- bees organized in city with Martin J. kcnncy as commander.
 30 - Martin K. Pasco resigns as president and treasurer of Amnri- can Hosiery Co. L. +. Hyatt elected president.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-31

on Main street to Henry Morans Sum involved, about s72,500.
 22 - Carl ,Lorenzen, Church street florist, observes 76th ami verSary of birth,
 23 - Mir. and Mrs. Arthur C. Barrows of East Main street ob- serve 45th wedding anniversary.
 24 -- Rev. Lucyan Bojnowski purchases immigrant home in New York city for s115,000. Albert s. Hoffman sued for s40,00Q by New London residents for injuries re- ceived in auto accident on August 31.
 31 - MT. and Mrs, Myron D. StoCkwel of Lincoln street observe J2d wedding anniversary,