davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
ROBOTNfCKA BANKA
Z sa.~ BOLA ZAVRETA

Vo PHILADELPHIA zavreta bola DO
tieto dni Producers and Consu-
mers' Bank, ktorn kontrolovaly
robotnicke unie. Kreditori banky
poziadali o receivera, ked' memo.
hla vyplacat' poziadavky. Vkla.
datelia ale dostan1 svoje peniazc
nazad.. :Banka dl'a ddajov kredi-
torov ma majetku 50, 1872, ,607 a "a
viazanosti $2,246,23S. Vkladate.
l'ov ma 1900, VNplacat kredito.
row preto nemohla, ze ma kapi.
tai uyiaznuty dlhodobych po.
zickach.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
HAMILTON BUDt
HRAT DTvADLo

Ochotnfci divadelneho kr1zku
pri osade Sv. Alzbety v Haselton
sahraji ma nedel'u, dna II. maja
pekn6 veselohru: 'tHr1za co sa
robi''. Kus je vyborny, smiechu
do popuku. Predstaveni bude dvo.
je: jedno popoludnf o 3. hodine
pre- aeti 50 vstupnvm 15c, druhf
pre- doapelych vecer pol 8. hodi.
ne, SO vstupnym Soc. Obsirnejsiu
zprhvu prinesieme buddcne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
Dvoje Stsnkovych dievcat
dostane univerzitn6 vzdelanic

Ma sch6dzi Lions klubu yo stvr.
tok, odbyvanej vo YMCA, DIR. H.
D. Fish, sef zoologickeho depart.
mentu Pittsburgh univerzity O.
znamil, re deti neboheho detekti-
va Stefana Stanku, Agnesa a ALI
beta obdrzia zdarma univerzitnt
vzdelanie ma tejze univerzite, ked
prijdu do svojho veku. Ma tel sch6
dzi predane bolo mnoho vstupe.
nick ma divadlo "Under Cover
ktore policajnv department uspo.
riada IL. IL. maja v prospect
Stankovho fondu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
Vel'ka !! parada pri
zahajenl sbierky
'35 olra5lenych plavidiel, Z band,
mnoho l'udi v pochode ma sobotu
veCer.
Sloyaci lrojoch zastdpeni bud1
v parade.

V tlto sobotu vecer pol Z. ho-
dine vecer potiahne cez ulice me-
sta Youngstown krasna parada,
v ktorej bltde brat beast ma IT,
sice ludi. Tato parada oznamo-
vat bude zahajenie sbierky 1876
900 ma Community Chest. V pa
rade bude So nadherne vyzaobe-
nych plavidiel hrat' bude Z band
Ma iednom plavidle zastdpeni bu-
dit youngstownskf Slovaci, ma
ktorom sa budi viezt' prekras-
nych slovenskych krojoch p. Pa
vel serfel $ manzelkou a p. Stefan
Katros manzelkou.
Ku tejto parade robily sa pri-
pravy "a tyzdne a vydavky $ nou
spojcnd budu hradit youngstown
ski obchodnici. Bandy bud1 hrat'
zdarma. Marsalmi parady budd:
spolicajny sef Powell premavko-
w kapitan Carl L. Olson. Plavidla
zobrazovat budn Ginnost' tridsia-
itch dobrocinnych organizacii v
Youngstown, ma pracu ktorych je
sbierka kazdoroGne prevadzana.
Slovaci z1castnite sa parady a
+prispejte svojimi hrivnami ma
sbierku. Lepsieho 1celu nem6ze
byt', ako pomoc tym, ktori pomoc
potrebuji. Bud me hrdi ma svoje
mesto, ktore sa takto stara chu-
dobu. Me kazde mesto MODE sa mu
ayyroynat' x-dahro1in 1innosti,a stare
stlivosti. Preto ajstak rychlo ra-
site, lebo l'udia radi byvaj1 tam,
kde najdu vzajomnd pomoc.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
LANSINGvILLGANIA CHCt
HASI6SXU sTANICU

Minulej nedele NAL Slovensky
Politicky Klub ma Lansingville
sch6dzu, ma ktorej sa pojednava-
10 nedostatocnej ochrane prot
ohiu. Bolo. j9dnohlasne usnesene
poziadat' mestskd radu, aby oh.
nohasiGska stanica ma Poland Av.
bola znovu otvorena. Vymenova-
ny Dol vybor, ktory ma predniest
t1to ziadost' mestskej rade. Tiez
bude podana ziadost' o d'alsie
zlepsenia ulfc ma Lansingville.
Ma schodzi bolo poukazovane,
ze V pade vacsieho ohna, cely Ian
singville moze vyhoret', kym by
prisly striekacky z Haseltonu a.
lebo Pine Hollow.
Tedy lansingvillski Slovaci sa
Ease ozvali v svojom zaujme. Ich
klub je vskutku vedomy svojich
itloh, ma bystrych tradnikov al
iidov. Tento klub je al najvacsim
slovenskym politickym kluibom v
Mahoning okrese. lebo pocituje
do 200 ldov, z ktorych vel'ka vac
sina sd obcania a majitelia domov
Lansingyille bude mat odtera2
az al lekarov. Ako sa nam ozna.
muje, otvorili 81 tam kancelariu
ma rohu Indianola Cooper St
jeden vseobecnt lek6r a jeder
zubny lek4r.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
uAzovk RATY BUDt
SKoRO ZDUPLOvANE

Vybor mestskej rady, ktory wy
setroval ziadost gazovej kompa
ME zvSsenie poplatkov ozn6mil
ze podvyska bude takmer bez Q
pravy prijata, lebo spolocnost
vraj naozaj utracala "a poslednt
styri roxy. Tedy hotujme sa pla
tit 10 gas raz tol 'ko, nez SINE do
terax plstievali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
ZAKONNE UL'AYY PRE- vOJoPOVINNYCH CEsKO
SLOVENSKEJ REPUBLIKY zIJUCICH
r.. t". v ZAHRANICf

I. sprostit' osoby v cudzine by
vajuce cd povinnosti dostavit
50 k odvodu pred odvodnou ko.
misicu vo vlasti.
Od zasadnej povinnosti dosta
Wit sa k odvodu pred domovou
odvodnou komisiou v republike
Ceskoslovenskej - jake, ustano.
vuje branny zakon republiky CS
z roku 1920 (par. AZ - m6zu
byt' oslobodenf odvodom povinni
bydliaci v cudzine v tychto pri.
padoch:
a) ked' s1 zrejme neschopni X
vojenskej sluabe podl'a ustanove.
MIA par. II. br. Yak, alebo
:b) sii zamestnani v cudzine u
niektoreho csl. zastupitel 'skeho
1radu, alebo
g. sd inac einni v cudzine '
zaujme domaceho obchodu, alebo
d. sd v cudzine trvale usadeni
alebo tam dlhsiu dobu ina pr. "a
pracou aleIbo sttdiami) byvaj1.
Ia osobu trvale v cudzine usa.
den1 mono povazovat' toho, kto
dokaze, ze je majitel'om alebo ma.
jomnlkom statku, ktory sam spra.
vuje, alebo obchodu, ktory sam
sprevadza, alebo re sa tam dlh.
siu dobu samostatne zarobkom Ii.
vi alebo k vyrobku svojich rodin.
nych prislusnikov prispieva, ale.
bo ze tam zije dlhsiu dobu v do.
macnosti svojich rodinnych pri-
slusnfkov.
Take osoby musia SO vsak pri,
hlasit' u najblizslch esl. zastupi
tel'skych lradov zahranicnych i
lekayskej prehliadke, ku ktorej
musia priniest cestovnS dokumen
ty q inc dokagy svojej totoxno
'sti. Prihlaska je pri;stel'nG i pt
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08

obdrzani obsielky k odvodu.
Ten vsak, kto vrati sa do vlasti
v case, ked' je k odvodu povinny
G pred skon6enim hlavnych odvo-
dow v beznom roku, musi sa do
stavit' k odvodu pred domovskou
odvodnou komisiou trebars pri
lekarskej prehliadke u csl. zastu.
pitel'skeho lradu v cudzine Dol
uznany "a neschopneho vojenskej
sluzby.
II. sprostenie cd lekarskej pre-
hliadky brannych povinnikov
I. a II. triedy.
V zemiach mimo europskych
mozu csl. zastupitel' 'ske 1rady ma
odovodnen1 ziadost odvodom po-
vinnych patriacich do I. a II. od-
vodnej triedy sprostit' povinnosti
dostavit' sa k lekarskej prehliad-
Ike u csl. zastupitel 'skeho nradu
pre- dotyeny odvodny rok. V j.
nych cudzich zemiach (europ-
skych) mozu csl. zastupitel 'ske
drady vo zvlaste vynimecnych a
zreteluhodnych pripadoch spro-
slit odvodom povinnych len vte-
dy, ked' by costa odvodom povin-
neho k csl. East. 1radu bola spo-
jena tax znacnymi vylohami, ze
ich odvodom povinny celkom ne
m6ze hradit'. Sprosteni odvodom
povinnych III. odvodnej triedy Cd
tejto povinnosti je nepripusteno.
(Dokoncenie ma 2. strane.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
TRI vYsoKE PEcE vYHAsENE

Carnegie Steel Co. vyhasila svo-
Ju druh1 vysok1 pee v Ohio
Works, Sheet and Tube Co. jednu
pee ma Brier Hill Sharon Steel
Hoop svoju pee v Lowellville.
"Iron Age" pise, ze po celej
krajine operacie oceliarni si okolo
7O-percentoye a operacie U. s.
Steel korporacie 75-percentove.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
sEsf CHLAPov AREsTovANE

Youngstownska policia aresto.
vala dvoje 15-rocnych a jedno II,
rocne dievca pre- nemravne wei
ny. S mimi arestovane bolo sest
chlapov d'alsich IA bude are.
stovane v kratkom case. Tietc
dievcatka boly svedens arestova,
nymi chlapmi k celonoSnym or,
giant.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
Koncel't p. Hoka d
bude u. maja
Koncert bude vo Y. M. G. A. bu-
dove M Champion st., v prospech
Stankovej zalladiny.

Slovenskej verejnosti v Youngs-
town a ma okoli oznamujeme, re
kOncert slavneho slovenskeho te-
n0ristu vydrziavany bude dina %.
maja veeefsv auditOrilme Y. NJ.
G. A. ma Champion st. (prva uli-
ca od Skvtru, pri East Federal
ST., v tej istej miestnosti, kde
bola prednaska dra sSrobara. Kon-
cert noriadany je 146. sborom 7.
s. j. Sokol a 178. odborom live
ny. Okrem p. HokaS 1cinkovat
budn al nase vyborne solistky 2
Youngstown.
KOncert tento usporiadany je
v prospech zakladiny rodinky ne
boheho Stefana Stanku, mestske-
no detektiya, ktory zomrel v mia
dom veku pre- samaritanstvo k je-
no susedovi. Ako je znamo, poll
cajny department mcsta sbiera pe.
maze usporiada divadlo v pro-
speech jeho spozostalej rodinky a
verejnost' ocakava, ze Slovaci "a
ujmti sa tejto akcie tym Wac, le-
DO Stanko Dol nasim Glovekom.
Usporiadanfm tohto koncertu v
prospech jeho zakladiny sokolsky
sbor a odbor ziveny 'urobia kus
dobrej prace pozdvihnd sloven-
ska memo v ociach nasich spolumc-
st 'anov Amefikanov. Cd sloven-
skeho obecenstva vsak zavisi, aby
sa koncert Go najlepsie vydaril,
preto snaEne ziadame kazdeho
Slovaka Slovenkd, aby "a tehto
konceft# sa6Aatnii. Dedavame, ze
"a svoje peniaze fdostand Wac nez
plnd hodnotu, lebo p. Hok je pr
yotriednym umelcom, ktory spie-
val pred Amerikanmi v.New Yor-
ku vel'kym 1spechom. Pan Hok
je teraz ma umeleckej ceste po
Spojenych Statoch. Tohto tyzdna
koneertuje v Pennsylvania, budd-
echo tyzdha pride do Ohio. Prvy
jeho koncert v Ohio bude v Gle
velande do Youngstown zavfta
g. maja. Program jeho koncertu
tuna bude vein bohaty. Spievat
bade operne kusy, nabozne pies
ne, chorale a slovenske l'udove
pesnicky. Podrobny program ,uve-
rejnime bud1ceho tyzdna. Vstu-
penky ma koncert sa uz tlacia a
budd V predpredaji u PIP. fara-
row, nasej redakcii, v sloven-
skej banke: Youngstown State
Bank, v Dollar Banke Ii p. Salvu,
v Morris Plan Bank u p. Hovor-
ku, po slovenskych obchodoch u
vsetkych narodnych pracovnikov.
Odpor1came vsetkym, aby 81 vstu-
penky zadovazili zavcasu, lebo do
miestnosti sa vmesti len 500 os6b,
aby ste mali miesto zabezpecene.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
MURARI DosTALI PoDvfSKu

Youngstownski uniovi murari
dostali 10c podvysku place ma ho-
dinu. Tohto roku bud1 dostavat'
po $1.55 ma hodinu. Rodicia, dajte
svojich chlapcov vyucit' "a mu-
rarov budn zarabat' ako fiskali.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
WAC PoRoDov AKo sMRT1

Dl'a vladnej statistiky, "a mi
nuly rok narodene bolo v Youngs-
town 4,231 detf. Zomrelo 1857
osob, 2 toho detf nize 1-roenych
3O8.
Vo Warren narodene bolo "a
lansky rok 872 detf, q zomrelo 39s
os6b.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-05-08
HERCOM MA HASELTON
DO POZORNOSTI

Vsetci herci a hereeky, ktori
budn hrat' v kuse "Hrdza 70 sa
robi" 81 ziadanf dostavit' sa tel
to soboty, 8. maja vecer o I. ho-
dine do skoly.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
HIGH MARKS MADE
 ON THE EXCHANGE
Switching From IndQstriaIs to
 Rails Is Days Feature

New York, Dec. l6 Rt-Extenslyo switching from the industrial to the railroad shares again was the big feature in today's stock market. Rails were heavily absorbed at steadily rising prices, over 0 score issues breaking into new high ground for the year One of the interesting developments Of the session was the huge spread in the quotation on Michigan Central stock, which was bid SEQ cash a share and offered at SS5Q, no sales being reported up to l ?. m
 New York & Harlem was bid up nearly five points and Chesapeake x Ohio Rock Island Frisco com- mon and Baltimore x Ohio sold two to thrco points above yesterdays final quotations.
 Relaxation Of money rates, call loans dropping 10 4ia per cent. and q rally in French francs failed 10 check tha rcactionary movement in the industrjais, which was most pro- Oounced in Inc stcc.s. tobaccos and motors. Oils hold relatively firm, with bu'iIsh operations apparent in the Pln-AmcucaU and 1 few other issues. Euuyancy also developed in 9 fcw spociauics, CouHnontM Insur- ance jumping nearly siv points and American Bank Note i've.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Vote for Reorganization
 Of New Britain Machine

4 reorganization plan suggested by the New Britain Machine Co. to it's preferred stockholders several months ago has met the approval of 75 per cent of the stockholders and a meeting will be held at the com pany's offices here December 29 10 make the plan effective. A new type of stock will be issued paying lower dividend but placing it in q preferred class, and such stock as did not favor the new plan will he placed on record as receiving divi- dends of one per cont higher, but not until all payments have been made on the new stock. Under this plan common stock becomes of no par value.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
COMMON COUNCIL GETS
 ANNUAL SALARY PLEAS
Nearly Every Person On City Pay roll Files Request For Greater
 Remuneration

The annual drive for increased salaries for municipal employees gets under way tonight when the com mon council will receive petitions Tor increases from practically every person on the city payrolls.
 Already the salary committee is pledged 10 policy which indicates little disposition 10 boost pay. h. tcrost will center about the police and fire departments. The police men ask 10 per cent pay boost while the firemen are out for s1 q day raise
 The democratic side Of the house Is expected to favor modified in- crease, with no boost for officers of the departments who were given raises last year, Sentiments along this line were uttered today by the minority leader, Alderman John F. Maerz.
 Some officials whose salaries were boosted last year but not placed at the figure they then sought have submitted new petitions asking that the difference be made up.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
City Items

There will be meeting of Court Columbia Catholic Daughters of America, tomorrow night at Judd's hall. A Christmas social willb e held and each member is expected to bring something for the grab bag. Plans will be made for the annual Christmas sale.
 A son was born on December 12 at Clncinnatu. Ohio, to MT. and Mrs Royal A, Stone, formerly of New Britain.
 A daughter was born at the New Britain General hospital today to Mr. and Mrs. William Wuametz 547 East street. A son was born to Mir. and Mrs. Harry Turci sharp's Corner, Plainvile.
 Home cooked lunches at Crowelrs -adyt.
 Mrs, Elizabeth Radcliffe. 90 Greenwood street complained last night to police that Frank Delfni, 94 Greenwood street was annoying her with improper language. Officer Wagner is Investigating.
 Our Xmas present 10 you. Every eleventh Greeting Card customer gets their entire purchase free of charge, Ohnstedrs, upstairs, 70 West Main. Opp. Hotel.-advt.
 Gulbranscn Registering Piano at Morans'.- .-advt.
 Meet me at Fox's for dlnner.-adv.
 r. Bombacci through the real es- tate agency of Rabinow X Rasch- kow, has sold a six family apartment house at S65 Church street 10 Abra- ham Fucker and William Cohen.
 Nictroas half price at Morans'.- advt.
 Join Xmas Music Club at Morans'. -advt.
 Scout Executive W. o. Cook at tended the meeting of tho state scout executives in Bridgeport to- day.
 Mrs. Mary Ellis and Miss Annie Ellis of this city are in Washing ton, p. C., for a few days,
 The 12th anniversary of the Sons of Veterans auxiliary was ob- served last evening at the home Of Mrs. Lillian Pierce at 10t Pleasant street.
 The directors of the Lions club will meet this evening at o'clock at the office of Attorney David L. Nair to make plans for the frolic next month.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
TO WELCOME
 SKATERS AT CITY RINK
System Of Notifying Public When Ice Is Safe Adopted By
 Park Board

A heated shelter for skaters, re- freshment and "hot-dog" stand and checking booth are being erected at Stanley Quarter park in prepar- ation for a busy winter season, Su- porintendent of Parks Wainwright announced today. Lights have been strung around the lake and ar engagements made for attendants.
 The park commission has arrang- cd system whereby skaters will be advised when the ice is and is not safe for skating. When skating is safe signs will be placed in the r. c. Monier and the Abbe Hardware store windows and lights will be lighted about the lake. When it is not safe there will be no such signs and no lights other than red warn- ing lanterns.
 Lights arc 10 be turned on at dark and will be turned off at 10:3O or II o'clock as the demands require.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
CIVIL SUITS RECORnFD

] Ninccnzo Pavano. through Hun gorford <: SaNc, has brought fore closure action against Tasquauna Calvo and ConH1h,o Fred Wrinkle has attached property on Stanley .and LaWlor streets.
 F. A. Mag, for Stanley Feloryn, has sucd Leon Tcmkin for $l5o as the result of an automobile collision on Myrtle street.
 F. Xuk has sued Frank 2. Srerry of Bristol for $75 damages. Thomas r. NcDonough issued the writ.
 Lawrence Kucharski of Nartf ford has hocn sued for $@50 hy the Tni- vcrsal Coal & Wood Co. Deputy Shorift Martin II. HorWitz hrs sorycI attachment papers on a building ha- ing constructed in Hartford by tho dcfanlant
 Suit for $&,5Oo has hcon hrouaht against Flizahc'h O'ConYor hv En- hin Horwitz of Hartford and Max Gitlin of Simshury. The rlaiNi1 socks n deficiency juamrut rog~es- sion of a morteage and prrnriars in SimshUry, and the appointment of . rent receiver.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
New Friends Interested
 In the Day Nursery

Fifteen new contributors who never have given anything to the bay Nursery before, have sent in checks 10 help the mder-privilcged wards of Mrs, Frank J. OBricn fol- lowing the Hcralds story of Mary and her Cinderella experience. Mrs. O'Bricn reports in her appeal to the public for funds to huy shoes for 30 children that all but $50 Of tho money has been contributed 10 date. One letter arrived yesterday from an anonymous contributor contained q dollar bill with q statement, T read your appeal in the Herald and wish 1 could scnd mOre.'
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
CANADA OBJECTS TO
 EMIGRATION POLICY
Thinks Exports From That Country Ought Not Be Barred
 In |. s.

New York. Dec. 16 tp - Canada looks with dlstavor on the policy of tho United States which permits un- restricted emigration of Canadians while 1t bars imports from that country George Wilson, a Canadian delegate, asserted today al tho Pan American commercial congress.
 Mir. Wilson who is Wcc-presidcnt of the Toronto board of trade and an officer Of the royal bank of Canada, said that Canadians consider az a Ilott-handod compliment" the fact that their country is exempted from the quota provisions of the United States immigration law.
 "We are not complimentcd hy thc fact that so many of our young mon are omigratng to vour country" tho speaker said. And I may say quite frankly that especially. as Wo arc wheat farmers and cattle raiscrs, We are not at all enamored of your tariff which is as high as Hamans g3Ilows, averaging as it does, 45 DOT cent against the Canadian tariff of IT per cent.
 q think I can summarize Cana dian sentiment by saying that Wo would much prefer bars aGaius' our population than against our proi- ucts."
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Chauffeurs Dine With
 Jack Lash Their Host

Jack Lash, automohila dealer, was hest at the Burritt hotel Inst eve ming 10 24 men who drive Cadillac cars and 10 guests from this and other cities. An arpoti2ing banquet was served and an interesting enter tainmcnt was Novided. Speeches were made by Mayor Paoncssa. A, C, Rose, of BroWn-Thomson. Hart ford and Jerry Dury,a of Spring field, Mass. Tho drivers were pro. scented with lapel buttons on which appears the Cadillac emblem.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
BODIES ARE FOUND
Barking of Pct Dog Leads to Dis covery of Double Killing In Philadelphia Home.

Philadelphia, Dec. i6 R-Howls of q pet fox terrier early today led to tho discovery of the bodies of Mrs. E. Blanche Mepham. fl. and her son, Edward F. Mepham, II, strangled to death with blue bind ing tape in their home here.
 The bodies were found by Mrs. Mepham's aged mother, Mrs. Eliza beth Palmer. 75, who had been asleep in an adjoining room.
 Detectives expressed the belief that Mrs. Mcpham had strangled the boy. then slipped a moose about her own neck, fastened the end of the tape to the bedpost, and dropped to her knees. drawing the moose tight.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
IUNTBER MEN MEETING
.innraI Convention is Being Held n
 Brid2cDOrt Today

Ai''-'-'N' '''Ai " ''1''.'t '' 'i'e -'' 'tt
 Brid2cport ToIny
 Bridgeport, Doc. 1G C9o.-A mot- ing of directors this mor,0@ onorn} the 3lth annual convention 0t tho Lumber Dealers of ConNrcrter. Tnr, but tho first opon session win sau this afternoon, with President Jo'm (. Schwartz. Jr, of this city prcs.l. ing.
 Ono hundred delegates arc m attendance.
 An address on "Coororation" ry F. Kent Hubbard Of Nt11lrtowm president of the Manufactures a. sociation of Counccticu' will br d'- livcrcd this afternoon. Th's will hn followed by a discVssioN of t1a 'rV laws, lcd ny Albert S.jAo'3 cf New Haven. There will also h" m a'- dress on "Stan3lrdi.auor" hy r A. Richardson of New Haven. Eart.an of officers will follow X rusnaI this evening, will be a1lr.- -4,4J nr Captain Irving O'Har and }>l. I.'u !. nay, both of Ncw York ,ify
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Bachelors in
 Attack on NafrimOnY

A debate on tho advantages Of married life versus single blessed ness will be held by members of phcniT Temple of Honor at so- Cial evening in the odd Fellows hall, Friday evening,
 Tine affair will bn open to mcm- hcrs, wives, children and friends. There will bc refrc cshmcnts for all and candy and toys for the children. Vocal and instrumental music will nc on the program also.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
William Bedford

William Bedford, veteran carriage maker for about 35 years. and a resident of this city for about 30 years, died last night nt his homo al 1868 Stanley street, after long ill., ness. He was GO years of age at the time of his death.
 He is survived by wife, and three daughters, Mrs W. J. Mayer, Mrs. Charles C. Rudolph and Miss Fran cis Bedford all of this city. He also leaves a grandchild and a sister, Mrs. A. C. Edonson of Stratf0rd.
 For many years he was member of tho Loyal Order of Moose, and was life long member Of st, Marks church.
 Funeral services will he at the home Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock. Rev. Samuel SutcljtLc O! st. Marks church will olticiatc, and burial will he in I'airvicw cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1925-12-16
Carbo-COnnley Suit
 May Be Discontinued

Negotiations are under way, it is understood, between Lawyers Don- aid Gaffney and Irving Rachlin to settle out of court the action result ing from the petition of John Carbo to have John COnnley. former brick manufacturer and owner of the Clay ton Brick Co.,, declared lnsolvcnt and his estate apportioned among cred itors.
 A hearing was scheduled 10 he held this morning before Judge Ed, win $. Thomas and a jury in the United States district court in Hart ford, but the clerk of the court stated that the hearing was not held lie says that the case had been sc'- tied out of court.