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New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
SOUTHINGTON NEWS

A tax rate of 6h mills was laid on the grand list last completed at a special borough meeting held in the town hall last night. The meeting also voted to pay the tax collector i per cent on the amount of taxes collected. Warden 4. J. Cutting was chairman and II. H. Merrell was clerk.
 Joseph Borosky, aged 65 years, of West street, died at his home Mon day. He lived in the western sec- ton Of the town for long number of years and was we'll known. He Is survived by one son and three daughters. The funeral was held this morning at 9 o'clock from St. Thomas church and burial was in St. Thomas cemetery,
 Gerald Woodruff. son of. Mir. and Mrs. Paul Woodruff of Meriden ave" nue, has been selected as a member Of the all-colegiate eastern baseball team. He is student at Amherst and is a star pitcher for the varsity  team there.
 Friendship lodge, A. F. & A. M, will hold a past masters night in Masonic hall tonight, The master Mason degree will be conferred by the past masters. Refreshments will be served following the meeting by members of the Fellowcraft club.
 Memorial exercises for the mem bers of Union Rcbekah lodge will be held in Odd Fellows hall, Plants vile tomorrow, following the regu- lar meeting,
 The Milldale w. C. T. Y. will hold a rummage sale Thursday.
 An alliance of the Daughters Of Civil War veterans will be instituted at the Huntsville Baptist church Thursday evening.
 A son has been born to Mir. and Mrs. Oscar LaMonte of Hartford Mrs. LaMonte was formerly Miss Margaret Connors of this town,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Advises Removal of Tree
 Which Caused One Death

Bridgeport, June 3 (AP)-Recom- mendation is made by Coroner John J. Phelan to authorities of the town of Bedding that tree alongside the Danbury-Norwalk road near the Granville station be rcomved or else protected by safety devices against accidents.
 John Ewsron 6S. of Georgetown, died of a fractured skull on May "A after an automobile in which he was riding. driven by Rudolf Jacobson, Georgetown, skidded and collided with the tree. Coroner Phelan handed down today finding of ac- cidental death.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Oarsmen at Yale Camp
 Have Workout Today

Gales Ferry, June 3.-The Yale crews, preparing for their regatta with Harvard later in the month, had short workouts on the Thames river here this morning. The only change in seating was in the com bination crew. In this eight Mosle was moved from No. 2 to No. ', re- placing Durant. Goodwin went In at No. 2. This lineup seems more satisfactory to the coaches.
 Coach Moore gave the new com bination a workout this afternoon.
 Slow motion pictures of the var sity and junior varsity crews, to le used in coaching, were taken this morning. A six-tube radio set, to be uscd for the three weeks of training has been presented to the crew squad by a Jersey City manufactur- ing company.
 Visitors at the camp last night in- cluded Professor Clarence W. Men dell, chairman of the athletic board of control, and Professors 1lnker French and Van Santwood' Joe Fogarty, Yale basketball coach also spent the night at quarters.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Senator Hale Arrives
 At Honolulu for Visit

Honolulu, June 3. (AP)--Sena'or Frederick Hale. of Maine, chairman of the naval affairs committee Of the senate, arrived here yesterday ac- companied by Lieutenant Com- mander H. D. Rouzer, cirli en- gineer of the reserve force corps 10 familiarize himself with the naval defense conditions of the erritory and obtain information for presenta- ton to congress in connection Wilh the proposed strengthening of me nrotection of the Island. He will leave next week. Governor w. k. Harrington has proposed that the Chamber of Commerce Of Hawai- suggest to the navy department that one of the planned new light cruisers be named Hawai-" in commemora- ton of the visit of the fleet to the islands.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

when several cases will be heard, These cases consist of people brought in by the state police and it is expected that there will be sev- eral before the court at that time.
 Summer Dancing Class
 The Berlin summer dancing class Will meet tonight at Grange hall. Professor James Graham of New Britain has been secured to in struct the class in the latest steps. The class at the present time num- bers about 30 people and it is ex- pected that the total membership will swell considerably before many weeks shall have elapsed.
 Building a Restaurant
 W. B. North of Berlin is erecting building on his property on the turnpike north of the center. which will be used as restaurant and tourists stopping place during the summer.
 Future Constable Born
 A daughter was born this morning to Constable and Mrs. John Hackett Of Kensington. Constable Hackett is well known In Berlin, having been member of the police force for several years. Congratulations from friends were in order throughout the day.
 Church Supper Friday
 The "Moko Hoko" club of the Der lin Congregational church will hold a supper in the church parlors on Friday evening. Tickets for the af- fair are selling readily. The club is composed of girls of the church. !
 East Berlin Items
 All members are requested to at tend an important meeting of the Community club in the basement of the Methodist church this evening at o'clock
 The ladies of St. Gabriel's church will meet in the parish room on Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock to make further plans for their sup per which they will give in the near future.
 The library will be open this eve- ming from to s o'clock for the eX- change of books.
 The Live Wire class Of the Meth odist Sunday school is rehearsing for an entertainment to be given at the Athletic hall the latter part of this month.
 About cn friends of Roy Holmes tendered him birthday surprise social at his home on Main street last evening. Whist was played during the evening. The prizes being awarded to Mrs. Edward Kahms and George DeMore. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the games and the assembled guests presented Mfr. Holmes with a hand some Masonic ring as token of their friendship and good will.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

faxed skin, erase t1ne lines and eradl- cate croWsrfcet.
 Massage this swcetly fragrant lemon lotion into the skin at night. By morning most of the telI-tale wrinkles, tired lines and crows-fcet are smoothed out, giving a more youthful contour to checks, chin, throat. IL leaves the skin veIyety soft, clear and fresh.
 Beauty experts use this astringent lotion for enlarged pores, also to bleach and whiten sallow. tanned skin.
 Mix this harmless lotion yourself since il acts best immediately after prepared.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
LEGION PLANNING MONSTER MEETING Berlin Post ArraneeS Gathering
 for Tomorrow Night TO DISCUSS BIG DRIVE
 
Endowment Drive Mass Meeting will be Addressed by Capable speaker ..-Grange Memorial Services Largely Attcndcd--Other Items.

A monster mass meeting will bt held by Bottom kasica post, Ameri. can Legion, in Grange hall tomorrow night at S:l5 Ao'clock, daylight say, ing time, to formally inaugurate thC National Endowment drive in tho town Of Berlin. This meeting will be open 10 the public and will be ad, dressed by one of the campaign speakers, who will tell Of the work which the organization hopes to ac- complish upon receipt or the ncces. sary funds.
 Berlin's part in the drive, al. though not a large one as large sums go, should awake the interest and concern of all true citi ;ens. The quota set for the town is S593, and the drive will continue until that amount is secured.
 The meeting tomorrow night should attract the interest Of the general public. EX-seryicemen whether members Of the Legion or not. are asked 10 be present in or der to hear just what the Legion hopes 10 accomplish.
 Claude W. Stevens of kcnsingt or nas been appointed civilian chair man of the campaign in Berlin. lie said this morning that solicitors will oe appointed in the near future and .hese solicitors will canvass the en- ire town In the interests of the rive. He requested anyone desirouf ,f soliciting funds 10 communicate with him. We have just beer trough a period of memorial 10 the lead, now let Us do something fol he orphans and the penniless oncI those soldiers left behind." he said Commander iWlfred R..Moore Of the American Legion urges that all I.e, zion men and other servicemen bC present at this meeting.
 IL is expected that Berlin vii contribute heartily 10 the drive fol the American Legion EndowmenI fund for disabled men and the or. phans of veterans. The motto of the campaign is "For Those Who Gave The Most" an appropriate one.
 Grange Childrcn's Night.
 The next meeting of Berlir Grange will be held on Tuesday evening, June Is. at 7:30 o'clock daylight saving time, and will bC known as "Chi!dren's Night" | will be an open meeting and thC
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
REV. J. W. MOORE DIES
President of St. Johns College
 Succumbs to Operation.

New York. June 3. (AP)-The Rev. Dr. John w. Moore, for twenty years president of St Johns College of Brooklyn, died last night follow ing an operation at St. Agnes hos pital, near Baltimore, the college au- thoritios were informed today,
 Dr. Moore was nationally known as an educator. He was born in Cape Girardcau, Mo. 66 years ago. and was educated at St, Nincent's Seminary in Philadelphia, where he was ordained.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
F.. DUPONT WEDS

Raleigh. N. c. June 3. (AP)-Er- nest Dupont of Wilmington, Del" president of the United States Flash less Powder Company, and Miss Ann Thompson were married here today at the home Of the brides brother Frank J. Thompson.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Grange Childrcn's Night.
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating. Antiseptic Zemo
 Will Help You

Never mind how often you have tried and failed, you can stop burning. itching Eczema quickly by applying Zenno. In a short time usually every trace of Eczema, Tetter, Pimples, Rash, Blackheads and similar skin dis eases will be removed.
 For clearing the skin and making it vigorously healthy, always use Zemo, the penetrating, antiseptic liquid. It is the one dependable treatment for skin troubles of all kinds. Trial bottle 3oc. large size Si.00. Zemo Soap, antisepuc and healing, 25e. All druggists.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
WILL ENLARGE AND REMODEL BUILDING
Engineering and Supply Co.
 Structure to Be Altered
CHURCH ARMY CRUSADERS
Raymond Williams To Leave Pin naclcrox Farm---Two Discharged On Reckless Driving Counts Plainyille Items.

Extensive alterations on the build ing on Whiting street owned by the Plainville Engineering 6 Supply Co.,, will be begun on Monday, portions of the present wooden structure be- ing torn down and new larger and more modern building, three stories in height, being erected in tis place. A new cellar will be laid out, while the projected structure, which will have a frontage of 34 feet, will pre- sent a more up-to-date appearance, the exterior Of the first floor being of brick and the other two stories of stucco.
 The altered building will have store or office space on the first floor, while on the upper two there will be approximately 30 rooms which will be divided in apartments of four or five rooms each. The contract has been awarded to the William H. Allen Co.,, Inc, of New Britain. The Plainvile Engineering & Supply Co.,, has been engaged in the wholesale and retail hardware business in this town for a number of years and has been very active under the present members of the firm, William Downham and Louis Fodt. Both of these men are popu- lar locally, while MT. Fodt has at tained statewide reputation and is state president of the Eagles.
 Williams Leaves PinnacIerox
 Raymond Williams, superinten- dent of the Pinnacerox farms own ed by Henry Trumbull, has resigned Monday 10 assume his duties as su- perintendent of the Wauburn farm at Ashfield, Mass. Mir. Williams came here from Quechee farm, Yer mont, about three and one-half years ago and soon became an active and popular resident of Plainville, mak- ing many friends who will be sorry to see him leave, but will rejoice that he is going 10 assume charge of a larger farm than the local one. He is member of the local lodge of odd Fellows. He is married and has two children. both born since he took up his residence here.
 Church Army Crusaders
 The Church Army Crusaders, band Of II travelling church workers, will come to Plainville on Thursday, June II, 10 the avowed purpose of bringing lapscd communicants back into touch with the church. The Church Army is an organization founded 43 years ago in the Church of England to do work similar to that of the Salvation Army. which was established at about the same time. The chief difference Is that the Crusaders are active members of an established church. while the Salvation Army members are not.
 The Crusaders are in this country with the approval of Bishop Brew ster of Maine and Bishop Manning of New York, who gave them service of blessing before they began their pilgrimage. They are separat- ed into two bands and will go through New England 10 Old Or chard, Me, one stopping at Water bury. Bristol and Plainville. They carry their blankets and musical in struments with them.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Lemons Tighten
 Wrinkled Skin

Sq ueeZe the 1ulCe or two lemons in a bot tie containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any druggist will supply for a few cents, shake well and you have the very mild rst anti-wrinkle To- ton 10 tighten re
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
The Man Who Waits

She - Meet me at the library to- night at [.
 He All right, what time will you be there ?-kansas Sour Owl.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

You don't mean it.! That Sale closes Saturday Night, I'd better get down there, It's just like fnd- ing SEQ.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

program will be furnished by the children of Grangers. A committee consisting of Mrs. Harold Ventres and Mrs. Annie MoIumphy will be in charge of arrangements.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

Magec Range with waterfront so5; beds, table, chairs, etc. Wm. P. Camp, Lazy Lane, Southington- adyt.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

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New Britain herald., 1925-06-03

A special session Of the town court Wtil be held tomorrow evening,
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Supper a Success

There was a large attendance at the supper held last night ln the community house by the Junior En- deavor society of the Berlin Congre- rational church and the affair was voted q decided success. \ social time followed and games were played.
New Britain herald., 1925-06-03
Special Town Meeting.

A special meeting of the voters of the town of Berlin will be held in the town hall on Friday evening at o'clock 10 consider the purchase oi additional land for the Percival school at a cost Of s1,20o. This prop osition has been advanced by the school board and action will be taken at the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
For rates and reservations see
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
Phone Main 37S.


1905 POTOMAC ST. NV,
Good apis. rms. kit. and bath: rent
'0 THE M1I CAMBRIDGE. aa1 10th ST. NV.
ply bed. kit. and bath: rent SS5 TO $50 mo.
rent n''s Sc SO no nHs- f'i' MT, aHu oa'A
n. Ths sPt, bds an sg every
f7ssls.i ql 2s., yHs AVE
/, ! rrl.. KIT. dressing m. Murphy bed and
S'sh 4sa' 3 les znh ha fS and Bath rent. $50
ms. kit. rec. hall and bath: rent. SO
TIP 70 dste in every sense OF tho word:
o'sa The fEfEA SGwtPoRr. 21s4 FLA. AVE,
.. Goo Cd apt ITO rms. aleose. kit. and bath;
Good apt: . large rms. small rna.. hit.
and 0a'n 1863 Fss'ic f ffP NSS ST. NV.
Very attractiys apt: large ronls. kit.
and 1, bath ,s$' s6SS s5 .,o,.
BATH: rent s S. R ePa r. R%r' ~
BATH: rent sa go W 4Hs 81 ~ AVE. ', ~
a.sS: rent ls ssIy s sISS ST. NV 1''' ~
harEe: bright: each apt. rms. kit. and
bath a rsni $50 MRRfR i1D1Ax PLACE.
2nd-h. apt: rms. kit. and bath: rent
70. .. La ST. NV:
THE DRURY. 5is1 MI. PLEASANT ST.
1 rm. and bath apt: cleo. grill: rent. $50
mo.
rrn-. kit. and bath: cleo. grill: rent. 'S55
1928 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
rms. kit and bath; rent. $40 mo.
Good apt; rms. kit. and bath: fur. ht.
McKEEVER & GOSS.
1915 x St: Realtors: Main 4752.
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(Contipued.)

CLOSED CARS.
1922 Hudson coach.
1925 Buick coupe.
1924 Studebaker coach.
1923 Studebaker coupe.
1925 Ford coupe.
THE AUTO MART,
Tompkins' Garage.
18th and kalorama Rd.
Adams 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE ARGONNE,
1929 Columbia Rd.

Very desirable apartment.
Two large, light rooms, over
looking Rock Creek Park; bath
with built-in fixtures; reception
hall, kitchen and balcony; "a
hour service. Resident manager
on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17

s. Cars Tor Your Inspection.
SPECIAL.
1928 NASH VICTORIA
WITH full equipment. Car originally sold
for $3.50. Has run less than 5000 miles:
has haA perfect care. Owner buying larger
car ard will sell this car for $685. cash bal
ance ia easy monthly payments.
The above cars are in first
class condition-many OF them
repainted-all OF them guaran-
teed.
WALLACE MOTOR CO.,
Remember the address"
1909 L St. Main 1912.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DoWNToWN 2106 II ST N.w-TWo 3.
room apartments: gas. electricity, heat
and telephone furnished. Call after 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17
FOR SALE-aIITO TRUCKS.

FORD TON TRCCK-Merhani"all perfect:
500, terms. 39ii Morrison ST.. chevy
Shdse. u Y
lion. TRUCK. 1895 model entire body
covered; closed-in CAB: cheap. rs Law
renee at. ne. IL
FORD TON TRUCK high stake body. $3.50:
III excellent running condition: terms II de-
sired 3S44 Morrison at. Chevy Chase. u Z:
FORD TON TRUCKS. 5 to. select from rang
ing IN price from S125 and up: one Of these
trucks is the same as new. Finance Co. 462
Pa. ave. NV.
FORD. TON, CHASSIS = pneumatic, tires;
splendid condition: 500. Hartman & How
FORD LION TRUCK. with cab and open
ciated. Price, S226: terms. 425 X ST. NV
hoGS: good shane: SIS iii G s. MS o
FORD TON TRUCK with Ruckstell axles and
iWo-ton extension. equipped with yesubule.
cab and open express body. &c" wide. 1 #.
Finance Co. 40: Pa. ave NV.
tires: 10 months old Here's one that can
he purchased now and paid for before the
christmas holidays are over, Why? Be-
ssassd 'h at 'Ig Il 5h and so can be o p9
Ing st. Col. 54s7
FORD ton truck new steel dump body new
cab: motor AL; tires excellent: low cash
Irving St Col 54s7
FORD, l-ton 'ia24l truck, with starter and
Ford panei-body light delivery. With
stsrter.
pcdse nanel body :. ton truck.
These trucks are in good condition and
'--' u sEa aShE Moron COMPANY.
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FOR sALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

Sf5 Cash buys Henderson 4.cyI. motor
Cycie: condiGoa 1oadl dcA't need; have car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-17

THREE ROOMS AND BATH. HOT-wATER
heat. $40. including gas and electricity. 1928
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

alttIndnosc Londynu ma przed soha pytane: eKedy
czowiek jest pijany? Ma rafna odpowiedz sia sic milo
dzi starry arystokracja SWAT robotnicz
prostaczkowie - s}owem wszystka udnosc obrzymiego
miasta mad Temiza. . .sss.sss sss,.
+E Poicja stolicy Anglji starry Wypr6boWany spo
sob badan orzeczenia, kedy cz1owek ME jest trkez
wynn. Ale ze ostatnich czasach pomna sic ssybko
aresztowania "a jazde samochodam W sanes nietrzez
wynn "a krat dostaje sic najwekszy procent arystok
racji solicy ia ostatria W}asne dotychczasowe orc
mia wladz pocyjnych ogiosiia "a nedorzeezne wick
szosc wypadk6W prawda niezgodne. Stad tez pow6d
argumentowania ja zajmuje umysly rnieszkanc6w sto
,licy. ...<rS=s = x. ~ s.aSs s4
as Sir James Purves Stewart dowodzi,sze pjanYm ma
zwac MONA tego, kt6 przebrawszy narke akoeu, Ia
truf sw6j wewnetrzny system nerwowy sproWadzi ehW
loWy roztsr6j nerWoWy stat sic niepozadanym iowa
rzystwe, nebezpiecznym dla siebie drugch &sss u
Uznane przez ondynska policja takch naprzykaad
aresztant6w co ME 7do@aja kr6t ezasu
stac ma jednej nodzez przymr6zonemi, oczyma Sir Ja
mes uWaza niedorzecznosc dodaje, najtrzezwie-
sly, aresztowaniem do pewnego stopna zdener-
"owany podobnej pr6by swej trzezwosci precise ME
zdoa1by. * n !: :, %~e.:. :..-.z%~s IL. a. 81
II Ia daleko epszy spos6b badania uwaza Sir Janajs
wszczynac rozmoWe podejrzanym pijahstwo tenat
najlepiej do smaku nu przypadajacy zwazac ma wy
siowiena sic aresztowanego. -, ID + ss.e
A. Poicja zbijajac wszystke te tym podobne wywo-
dy oswiadcza kategoryczne ze sw6j sary wypr6bowa-
spos6b badania uwaza niezawodny HE da sic opa-
nowae zadnym mysicelom uczonynn Do niaj tez jedy-
ME palezy orzec, kto pijany kto trzezwy Aakby ma
zbicie drugego wywodu Sir Jamesaco do konserwacji
zaswiadcza ze choe pjany aresza zaraz przy aresz-
oWaniu moze ME bedzie zdolnym wysowic sic naezy-
Gle adrodze do stacj pocyjnej tye takich s16wek
zdan wypowe, e polcjanow przyjdze walczyS cerp-
lssosc by ME Wykroczye nczem przeciw przepisane-
1nu prawu. ~ ;<,s@. {st@ s5s
Dysputa ma temat kto trzezwy kto pijany trwa da-
lei calej mocy Pocja zda sic miee gore, do zrozu.
mienia daje, re systemu badania pak6w ME zmieni
zar6wno arystokrata ak zebrak trait do ula sy.
stem badawczy wykaze, ze ma jednego "a wiele
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
< r O N TX A
NJ MIEJSCOWA A

Bacznosc Rodzice! Dzie-
ci szkolne W naszem najbliz-
szem sasiedztWie MAKO zwra
caja uwagi ma niebezpieczei
silva, jake i'm groza codzien
ME. lie Rodzice', { tiako najblizsi
opiekunoWie sWych dziatek,
zamiast przestrzegac mimo
wolnie, prowadza ich do
zguby j kalectWa. Pomimo
przestr6g W pismach, pomi-
mo, ze posiad danny str6za bez
pieczenstWa obok naszej
szko}y, kt6ry baczy pilnie,
azeby dzieci przechodzac
utica ME zostali 1larazeni ma
wypadek kalectWa, to sami
nieostroznie przechodza uli
ce. zamiast udac sic do str6
"a bezpieczenstWa W ozna
czonem przez niego miejscu
|ulice przekraczac. Jak via
don1o, kursuia tramwaje j
estrzeh Cd II ulicy do 65
|uiicy jest tax przepeiniona
antomob bilarai, wozami, ze
bardzo pilnie I baczye nale-
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24
zorly, j czworga drobnych

zolly, j czworga drobnych
dzatek. ...; ..# t,.zE
Za osobistym wpiywem
insilnem staraniem pani Klo
1oWskiej j pana S. Ksecko,
.otrzymalam, lekarza j zapo-
moge 2 fabryki w sumie
$59.10:. Pomoc ia przyszla
nam, ca{ej rodznie w sama
pore, gdyz bieda j nedza "a
cze}a wchodzic drzwiami i
6oknani do naszej nedznej
.chaty. Uzyskalismy pomoc
materjalna i moralna, pozy-
Wienie i odzienie to zasta-
piio obecnie miejsce nedzy i
rozpaczy. Pan Bog Wszech-
inocny raczy naszej drogiej
Dobrodziejce wynagrodzic
lej dobre SERGE.
. Kresle sic zawsze wdzie-
czny i obowiazany dozgon-
ME wraz z Gala rodzina.
J. Bfazniak.
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1925-03-24

zy, azeby uniknac katastro-
fy. Upraszamy rodzic6w,
Wielebne Siostry Nauczyciel
XII, Przewielebnego ks. Kon-
sultora, azeby uzyli wp}y-
WOW, celem zabezpieczenia
dziatwy pred wypadkami.
R6wniez chiopcy uprawiaja-
cy sport W kulki tax niekie-
dy SO zainteresowani gra, re
ME bacza ma zblizajace sic
automobile i wozy, by pred
nieszczesciem. sic, uchronic.
Strzezonego Pan Bog stree
ze, poWiadai przysioWie. Le-
zy to W naszym Wlasnym in
,teresie pilna zWracac uwage
rodzicon, azeby czuWali i
chronili swe dzieci przed
wypadkami.