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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03
Ina toto podiyat Sokoli So prayl
akrobati

n
akrobati.
a nezabndnite sa podlvat' ma
t'ahanie povrazov. Toto bnd6 "a
.vody rnedzi najmocnejssimi chlap.
nj na okolGi. Budd sa pref 'aho-
VT viacere saty d iedna bude
yyhl6sena "a campionskd. v lani
campionmi boil Westsajdcani. q
ktoreho mesta alebo easti mesta
budd teras najmocnejsi chlapif
lJvdfme, kde najviac halnsiek
|jietiiA.
Sl6snosH potrva Cd rama do
noci. Park je mas Cd rama do We
GerA.
ybor slaynosti pozostava Z ma
slsdcynycll pracovnfkov narod-
nyell I:
Riaxiitel Jozef j. Schromof-
sky. Yybor baseballu hier: adv.
Michal Palkovic, "A. M. Palkovie,
JAN Valko, IA. Smigovsky, j. Thu
|rik, Jan G. Kocis, Martinko ml.
Sokolsk3 cvicby majii ma starosti
A. NJ. Ralkoyic Stanislav Ne
cko. TaneGn1 sieh ma starosti
md Michal Rybar. Stuzky $ ma
pisom sSlovak Day ma IA sta
rosfi lfxntifek Hpdik. Yybor O.
ps1 Schromolkky
fFf. H6dsk, x. M FsIe6vfc. w!
Dor ma sbieranie odmien: FIR. Hu.
dix, Jan Valko. Doplnuj1ci w
Dor slavnosti je: Andrej Benedik,
Jan Kozak, Juraj Murdzak, Jan
| Najpaver, August Hlebovy, Jozcf
Rehak, Karol Meres, M. Mraz,
Andrej Malak, Martin Dolak, Va
lent Hlebovy, Rudolf Bilka, And
rel Hamrak, Peter Bobby, Jura.i
Puhalla, Jan Bednar, Michal Ben
| dzala.
Costa do Idora parku: Ma Cen
trail Square v Youngstown treba
! sadnit' ma IdOra Park karu. ktO-
ra ide az do parku. Ma aute do
stat sa tam najlepsie cez Market
St., potom Indianola Avenueou a
| ma konci tel skr1tit' sa z Glen
| wood Ave. ma Garfield Road do
Mill Creek parku, v ktorom sa
| Idora park nachodi. Je to len Il
mint jazdy ma aute mesta. 70
Steeltonu najlepsie ia mozno
| prist ma aute cez Mill Creek park
Prid'te vSetci, bratia Slovaci ma
tentc narodnyy vylet. Prid'te ia
veseli a srdecni. Prid tie sa po-
znat' a stare znamosti obnovit
Prid tie sa potesit' jedni dru.
hymi, porozpravat' sa dobrych
zaslych casoch, zaspievat' 81 nase
pekne piesne a radovat' sa ra.
duj1cimi. Prfd tie uz rano, done
ste 81 pine kosiky zakusiek. Za-
budnite ma strasti zivota aspon
raz roku ma tejto peknej slo.
venskej slavnosti.
Do videnia! ... ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

g 1LCv o1l D1gI
Posledna seh6dza N zanjme. i.
sporia dania Slovenskfho Dna $40
(sGKoy Mahpnine I Shenango
dolin vydrziavana boIa Y stredn,
2. jila Y slovenskej skole Sv. Cy-
rilla q Methods. Prftomni boil
nasledovnf Jozef j. Schromofsky,
|Rpredseda Ukr. Sboru, Fransisek
Hudik, podpredseda, Juraj P,i.
halla, tajomnik a. NJ. Palkovic d
adv. MichaI Palkovie "a sbor I7a.
4. Sokolov, Andrej Benedik "a
.. SO. s. p. yednoty, Jan Koz&k ..
|sJ. Pnhalla "a Odbor 5. MSS, Mi
chal Ryb4r 4 F'r. Hudik "a Odb.
gil. MSS, Juraj MurdEak "a Sbor
Al. SLOW. Lfgy; Jan Naipapef "a
{. $50. KSJ., August HIebovy "a
(. 322. PennKJ., Jozef Reh6k I'd
Sbor los. Il s., "A. j. Smigovsky
"a baseball klnb q politickyy klun
70 Steelton, Jan Valko "a baseball
klub q pofitick5 klub lansing
vile, KarQi Meres z East Youngs-
town, red. tychto novfn.
i Ma scaf6Nazi porobene boly osta-
the kroky "a zdar slavnosti, roz-
delena pr&ca a sostaveny pro-
Igram. Usaesens bolo tiez. ze ma
lbyt ytlscenf j, 900 letskov, kto-
rynis bade poxyane SLOW. obecen-
|stYo m slavnost', Letsky msj;lii
Ebnt roaaans M nedel II pri vxct-
Ikych ksstoloch M okcli1i. Pan
|srs pin iesol krksny yIivsay
's n
s1avnosti vylosovany Prijato.
Pan Valko oznamil mena doda-
tocnych darcov odmien pre- Vi
t'aznvch zavodnikov, podobne p.
FIR. Hudik. Nasledovni obchodni-
ci este darovali: Louis Polansky
9 boxi zuvacej gumy. Jnraj La
buda 2 slipover zasterky pre- diev-
| cata. Jan Polak kosik grocerie.
J. Tauss, apatekar Lansingvil!e,
prinesie osobne pekny dar. At
lantic & Pacific Store z Lansing
Vile, zavarane ovocie. Mrs. A.
Shina daruje tennisove topanky.
Zpravy tyychto bratov prijatt
boly vd 'akou.
PIP. Schromofsly Hudik, kto-
ri sbierajd ohlasky do prosramu,
zalovali sa, ze nachodia malo po-
rozumenia pre- slovensk1 vec me-
dzi daktorymi obchodnikmi. kto-
ri 20 Slovakov zbohatli. Pan HUI
dix zazil al grobianstva v jednom
neslovenskom obchode ma South
Ave-, ktory udrzuju vacsinou Slo-
vaci. Daktorf zamerikanizovani
slovenski obchodnici odopreli
tiez dat pomoc ma krytie vyloh
/ tejto slavnosti. Je to iste smutne
vysvedcenie pre- Mich.
Dairy pre- zavodnikov dali este
nasledovni obchodnici, ktorych
mena SINE uz boil podali al minu-
lie: Jan Kubina, Jan Novotny, Ju-
raj Novak, Jan Franko, Jan Thu.
rik, August Hlebovy, Martin Do
lax, Ignac Liptak, p. Jacko, Ma.
tel Cizmar, p. Kubala .Iozef
Hudik. mi obchodnici dali mie.
kto darov ohlasky do programu
Tychto mena bud1 programmed
a. uverejn1me ich dodatocne i '
novinach bud1ceho tyzdna. Vsetci
maj1 vd 'aku slovenskych spoil.
kov "a ochotn1 pomoc.
!
N0uV ct nurNIeYv YNAz
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

Baseball cvtsnia eok kk hshfnaks dostihy p6jovs II
vody ahanis hddb koloto6s cet park
sss y p&t ~ rkns u ys6era IN

slovensky l'ntlsk celtho zlsfao
okolia Mahoning 4 Shenshgo I'D.
lin slide sa do Idota psrkn h bu,
ddcu stredu, s. iih na svoju MI
srocnd slavnost zsand Sioyensky 4
Den, toto ~ ~ piaty rax. (o
rok to vaesie xkstapy l'udh dc.
chodia, co rok 10 vassej oh 'nbe
test sa tato ustanoyixen 1nedzi
nami. V lani shromaxdene bold
vyse 5000 dusi. M'a vseobec.
nych znakov, tohorocnA navste.
va bude este vxcsia. Sloyaci pri,
jdu Youngstown, East Youngs.
town, Struthers, Lowellville, Sha.
ron, Farrell, New Castle, Hubbard
Girard, Niles, Warren a Newton
Falls, ako al pocetnf nasi fafna-
ri blizkeho okolia. Priidn sta.
ri i mladf, m,szovia Seny. Pri-
idu cele rodiny ma sveies jjpdint
vakacie" v roktr. Vynecllajidi
pracu vsetci, robotnici obchod,
nici. Pride i nase dnchovenstvo,
sloyom, prijdeipe tam vsstci.
Okresny Sbor Sloyenskei Ligy
spolu so slovenskymi spalkami II:
silovne pracovak "a zylar tejtt
slaynosti. Dakt3Fi prSeeyniei n
tratili po diva itriS dill casn, le,|
ably vsetko previfsIli ~ n,s IN
Eseh6fl1aclf naios saas t sciiiStfz y
bolo vydrziavane, ma ktorych $,
o slavnosti so vSetkych moznvcf
stran pojednavalo. Nezameskalt
sa mic, nevynechalo sa mic, co by
prospelo ku zdaru. Vysledok vse'
tkeho je krasny program a pode
lenie 1loh ma jeho prevedenie.
Program slavnosti je nasledov
ny:
Zaciatok rano O 8. hodine. .:
Vol ma zabava do IL. hodiny.
0 IL. hod. ma poludnie privita
ME obecenstva riaditel ON slav
nosti, p. Jozefom j. Schromof
skFm zahajenie hier.
100 yardovy beh pre- chlapco,
IL do 15-rocnych.
so yardovy beh pre- dievcat;
IL do 15-rocne.
100 yardovy beh pre- dospelycl
chlapov.
so yardovy beh pre- dospelt
zeny.
IS yardovy beh pre- "chlapcov'
vyse 200-funtovyych.
Beh vo vreci (mechh) pre- chlar
Gov nize 18-rocnych.
Troj-n0hy beh chlapov.
Topankovy beh pre- chlapcov.
SO yardovy vajickovy bch pre-
chlapcov.
Pajovy kontest pre- chlapcov.
Tahanie povraza, dospeli chla
pi, caty 20 vsetkych miest.
Cvicenie Sokolov a Sokoliek.
BASEBALL hra
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

1,ooo fSael f11ny M roelo u
uyftaM bfil MI - s

~ - sS'g "a ssas
Nedel IA iiSia posviacka folevs-
no kaIneia pod novy chfk,a os.l-
dy Sv. Mateja III Lansisl vile
bola yydaren& nad ocalivanie.
SlnieGko Jasne syietilo a. sass
l,o rama, prison povisvaf shl aasv
vetrik. Rp celcsn
pauovala syiatoSn6 n6la Ees 5
lnatlisiel tas zacaly q sehAdxat
spolkys pred sokoioyhl, aby a.
sriadily do pochoda Foshod a
zaposal pol 1. hodine y kfksnaill
poriadku. M sele posk s3asli MI
nistranti 50 s6sfavalnii = sAs
stra.ueifel'ka. Potom Ie WYE
200 skolskych deti, . ktoFy diex
Satka ktopk hsly yo siiecssile
oblecenes boiy do Gisto bielyeh
Stat. "a skolskyymi dietkanai po-
chodovaly zeny i poSte 100. i xsi|
ttmito mniskf Y poSte 90. ~ po-
chode bslo desat ameriekych I
sloyenskS Sch zkstav . Wac kosfOl-
nych. m pochodn vyhr6yala Car
roll bspaa, v ktorej SINE poxnAlt
viacerych essy6kov. Poehod M
kraspe VII 81 Honewood Ays
do smiley ssAls Ln PsasDd Ass
odtiai, ~ vr<t;f nA Shillsf Rbs
sall y ~ IN /,
tsr Z
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YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1925-07-03

leka, duchovneho osady Sv. Ma
teja a Msgr. Klrte, dekana deka-
natu Mahoning, Trumbull Co
lumbiana okresov. Ked Msgr.
Smith dosiel, pochodujtci pohli
sa nazad ku novostavbe, kde sa
rozostavili blizko tribnny, krasnc
ozdobenej americkymi papez.
skymi zastavami. Ked pochodu-
j1ci dosli ku kostotu, stalo tam
uz mnozstvo naroda. Najmensi
odhad je 5000 dust. Vsetko bolo
v slavnostnej nalade. Bolo p0-
znat' ma tvarach, re posviacka sa
hlboko dotkla icil srdc, re je to
nieco neobycajneho v fch zivo-
toch.
Akt posviacky prevedeny bol
Msgr. Smithom "a 1casti nasledo-
vnych duchovnych: Msgr. Klute,
Rev. FIR. Kozelek, Rev. Stefan Ko-
els, Rev. Jozef Kostik, Rev. s.
Miskovcik (z Farrell), Rev. j. j.
Frena, Rev. J. Stipanovic, Rev.
St. Begalla, Rev. Juraj Bobal a
Rev. Varlaky. Pri posviacke du-
chovni spievali latinske titanic,
ktore sa posvatne rozliehaly pod
sirym nebom a pri tichosti vel'-
keho zastupu l'udu. Pc posvate-'
nj NAL Msgr. Smith kazen, kto-
rel vyzdvihnul krasne vlastnosti
slovenskych katolikov, ich poko-
jamilovnost', konzervativnost' q
.Bohu mily rodinny zivot, ako al
ich pevn1 vieru oddanost' v
Boha. Pochvalil osadnikov "a
vel Ike obete, ktore dorasaj1 ma
oltar cirkve a povedal i'm, Re mo-
zu byt hrdi ma svojho duchOv-
neho, ktory sa podujal ma velik1
pracu stavania Bozieho chramn,
ktor1 tax dokladne umne pre-
vadza ich pomocou. Ia Msgr,
Smithom ohniv1 kazen NAL Rev.
Miskovcik Farrell, ktory vyzy-
val osadnikov, aby v obetiach w
trvali az do konca, ably ich chr&m
slIzil i'm ku cti ku chvale Boz
lei.
Chram Sv. Mateja butde doho-
toveny okolo Vianoc. Bude mat
miesta pre- 800 sedadiel a bude
stat okolo 5000. Pod kosto.
lom bude vel'k& miestnosts pre-
diyadla . sch6dze. Starry kostol
bude sldzit' u osadnt Skolu.
Evening star., 1925-05-10

I .- -.
Grain. Miss Kathissn 1ss.;...,, Miss
Claire Dillon, Mrs. j. Maury Dove.
Mrs. William j. Dante, Mira. Esss:s
Evans, Mrs. ]. A. Eckert, Mrs. G.
Louis EcklofY, Miss Claire A. F-ck.
Mrs. John j. Early, Miss Sadie Fitz-
patrick, Misses, Mary and Nora Flynn,
Mrs. NJ, 8. Esaly. Mrs. Gnsnelius Ford.
Mrs. w Il. Fowler, Ars; q: Finn.
GlennaIi; Mrs. 81. Glennon. Mrs. Il. L,
Graves, Mrs. Margaret, Callahan. Miss
Marie A.aGreer, Mrs. Laura e. Garrf-
son; Mrs. Mary GrifYin. Mrs. agatha
Haines, Mrs. Amanda Hackett. Miss
Mary Es l9art, Miss Mary e. eHeffer-
nan. MisSea Anna and Sarah Hickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. s. ,Hattofl, Mrs.
George r. Haugh, Miss Roztna Haw.
Thomas M.eHarvey, Miss Agatha B,
HeaIy. Miss Lena Hattinger. Mrs,
William A.. Hettinger. Mrs. F.. Hasise,
Mrs. P. F. Hannah, Mrs, William
Hannah. Mrs John Hauber. Miss
Theresa Harrigan. Miss Maraget
Horan. Mrs. Fannie L. Hunter. Miss
Edna Jones, Miss Monica Joyce. Miss
Miss Alice G. Kelly, Miss Grace Irine
Kelly. Mrs. John Keeley, Mrs. F. D.
klimkiewicZ, Miss Josephine T. Kelly.
Miss Anna Happier, Mrs e. D. KiIton.
Mrs. John kraus. Mrs. Russeu Kent,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Lane Mrs.
J. D. Leonard, Miss Mamie Leon
berger, Miss Katherine Y Mcdaniel,
Miss Margaret A. McAi1ister, Miss
Minnie Mahler, Miss Mary .Nattingly,
Ida Mae Madigan, Miss Kathryn
McHugh, Mrs, John B. MCKINLEY. Mrs.
Ellen Mayhem, Mrs. c. j. Murphy,
Mrs. Rose j. Mccain. Miss NJ. Agnes
MacKessy. Miss Mary Manzan. Mrs.
J. Floyd Maiey. Mrs. Elizabetf1 May.
M. Esther Mayher. Miss Stella
McConohay and Mrs. George q iAtay.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Patronesses for Humane
Society Gard Party, May %

The long list Of distinguished pa
tronesses for the Humane Education
Society card party to be given Fri
day afternoon, May %. at the New
Willard Hotel, is headed by Mrs.
Coolidge and Mrs. William H. Taft,
and includes: Mrs. Harry s. New, Mrs.
Curtis D. Wilbur, Mrs. James ]. Da-
Wis, Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Mrs. Fred
Britten, Mrs. Richard Yates. Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Joseph J.
Mansfield, Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Cabot.
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs.
Eliot Wadsworth, Miss Flora Wilson,
Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson, Mrs.
Walter Stilson Hutchins, Mrs. George
Oakley Totten, Mrs. William Mather
Lewis, Mrs. Clarence o. Sheriff., Mrs.
Theodore H. Tiller, Mrs. Walter Will
Evening star., 1925-05-10

A London family Of seven was foun
living in one room.
Evening star., 1925-05-10

cox, Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon, Mrs.
McCalla Sands, Mrs. Chester G.. Mayo,
Mrs. Edward Breck, Mrs. Theodore
w. Noyes, Mrs. Theodore =. Noyes,
Mrs. Samuel J. Graham, Mrs. Keith
Merrill, Mrs. Adolphus Andrews. Mrs.
Charles 1. Corby, Mrs. j. w. Joyce.
Mrs. J. Bond Smith, Mrs. Robert
Wright Fuller, Mrs. Edward Rhodes
Stitt, Mrs. Albert Gleaves, Mrs. How
ard NJ. Bradbury Mrs. Frederick L.
Harrington. Mrs. Frank E.. Ghiselli.
Mrs. G. U. Morris, Mrs: w. Clark
Noble, Mrs. Fenton Bradford, Mrs.
Edward B. Meigs, Mrs. r. ]. Grant,
Mrs. A. NJ. Andrews, Mrs. Henry II.
Lamar, Mrs, Arthur Carr, Mrs. Frank
E. Gorrell, Mrs. w. NJ. Merrill, Mrs.
Palmer Kennedy, Mrs. Clarence w.
Corby, Mrs. David E. Anthony, Mrs.
A. L. Rheinstrom. Mrs. G. T.. Ames.
Mrs. NJ. E. woodward, Miss Mary E..
Peet, Miss Edith Patterson. Mrs.
Townsend Cocks, Miss Marie Allen.
Mrs. Amy L. Ormsby. Miss Nellie c.
Sweet, Miss Ruth Williams, Ms. G.
w. Corwin. Mrs. W. G.. Farrell, Mrs.
w. H. Fuller. Mrs. Stephen f. Tod
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Patrons and Patronesses
For Sodality Gard Party

Socially interesting win be the card
party given By. the sodaIity Union Of
washington IN. the balloons OF the
New Willard Hotel Friday evsninx at
$50 o'clock for xhe beneflt: .bf Cath-
olic rural schools, OF thes archdiocese
Of Baltimore. "A partial list Of nAtrpns
and p2tr0nesseS for the card partysin-
cludes Mort Rev. Michael i. sCurlsy,
DID,; Right Rev. Thomas ]. Sha1ian.
Right Rev. Mgr. c. r. Thomas, Right
w. Lyons. s. j.: Rev. John C. .IGeale,
8. j.: Rev. Clarence e. Wheeler, Rev.
p. Di Paola, Rev. John NJ. McNamara,
Rev. Edward p. McAdams, Rev. Ed
ward L. Buckley, Rev. Charles j.
Trinkaus, Rev. Thomas Al, Walsh,
Rev. Joseph v. Buckley Rev. Law
renee j. Sheehan. DID, REX, Francis j.
Hurney, Rev. Thomas A. Canaan; Rev.
Leo ]. Fealy, Rev. John,J9 Fleming,
s. j.: Rev. Francis x. CayaAagh, Rev.
J. Charles Davey. Sd, Rev. Joseph T.
Kennedy, Rev. JohnvJ. Coady;; Rev.
Louis Motrys Rev. Owen A. Murphy,
s. j.; Rev. Clement .sJoElan,$ Rev.
William A. Neligant Rev. J..:Vincent
Fitz Gerald, Rev. BenedIct j. Hanne-
man, Rev. John Carroll Moore, former
Senator A, Owsley Stanley. Dr. vii.
liam F. Patten, DR.. William p. and
Mrs. kenealy, DIR. John F.. and Mrs.
Brennan, DR.. Frank and Mrs O'Hara,
DIR. c. J. Murphy. Miss Katie Arnold,
Mrs. NJ. E. Allies, Mrs. John Auth, Mrs.
Estelle Bayne. Mrs. s.. L.. Battles, Miss
Mary f. Burch. Mrs. j. Taylor Bran
son, Mr.. David NJ. Braun, Miss Marie
F.. Byrne. Miss Rose Burgdorf, Miss
Ella Bergling. Mrs. j. j. Buckley, Mrs.
E. d. Barrett, Mrs. Gait Burns, Miss
May Berberich, Miss Mary E. Brod-
erick, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. M. Brannan,
Mrs. Eva Blum, Miss Dora Collins, Mr..
and Mrs. c: j. Cassidy, Miss Elise
Clements. Miss Mary A. Cullen, Mrs.
Catherine Collins, Mrs. Z. j Crowley
Miss Cecilia Craven, Miss Margaret
Cullen. Mrs. John Caspari,s Mr.. Nj. j.
Coughlin, Mrs. c. j. Cusack. Mrs. A.
Carrico. Mrs. John w. Grove. Mrs.
Lowe Connseipans Mrs. Nj p. Dora n
Mrs Milblirn Don1hue Mrs Rahecoo
Evening star., 1925-05-10

An Efeefive Style Crepe
de Chine Dress, of tan and
sVhite. Other .scolors-
,poacder .blue ond a0liite, Ian,
s'in green and sphite, 8 and
gu solsite. $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-05-10

hunter, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs.
j. A. McKinnon. Mrs. F., H. Burton,
Mrs. John B. Henderson. Mrs. S. B.
Armat. Mrs. Thomas Armat. Mrs.
George w. Armitage, Mrs. w. r. Ben
ham, Mrs. George A. Amies. Mrs. r.
l.. Carmichael. Mrs. II. Fl. Sheen, Mrs.
Nathaniel Cary Halstead, Mrs. w. H.
Noble and Mrs. John Foote.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
Ginger Bread. I!

One cup moiasses, l teaspoon soda,
" teaspoon salt, IN, cups -four, ~
cup boiling water. IA teaspoon ginger,
4 tablespoons melted butter. Mix mo-
lasses and water. Have ready the
sifted dry ingredients and add to the
first mixture. Add butter and beat
well. Bake in buttered patty paps
Is to 20 minutes or. 4in a shallow
cake pan for 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
sis -
MODELA:
siys ~

4 Tuo-Pjece Frock, of
poyder-blae crepe de chine,
trimmed. aUith agb'ite. Other
colors-,idvy and tdn, Ian
ssn green and tan, avhite
and blue $3.50.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
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Tea Today for Delegates
To Council of Womer

There will be a tea this afternoon
at, the Federation oS Women's Clubs.
1874 n street northwest, from to Z
O'clock. for the. delegates to the Inter
national Council of Women. now In
session here:
Mrs, John D.. Sherman, Miss Flor.
ence Dibert, Mrs. Louis A. Neill, Mrs.
Frank White and Miss Lydia Hafford
will receive.
Evening star., 1925-05-10
MODEL B..

= y : ~ ~>v.1y =
Stylish Dress, of orange
and 9UI,ite. striped d SIZE.
broadcloth, 7vith a. silk RIB
bon tie. Other eolors 0,,
the same style-green and
schite, blue and schite.
$3.50. 4es
Evening star., 1925-05-10

MISS ADA DUDLEY GOSNELL.
Representing the Kansas City, Mo-.
Chapter. National Society United
Daughters 1872. at their recent
meeting, and maid Of honor, Missouri
division. Confederate reunion in Dal-
lis. -
NJ. Dohertv. Mrs. p. A. Drury, Mrs.
John A. Donoghue, Mrs. r. F.. de
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

More than looo pieces of material arc used in making I plano,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

correctly represent tho situation, since ntrplanes have been tried and found wanting in some sections of .the world
 The program concluded with q humorous address by A, C. NJ. Azoy, contributing editor to Life and Il writer for other magazines, He spoke on "Good health in business anu how 10 avoid it."
 Group singing was led by Alvin F.. Gillrtt, secretary of the City club Of New York and formerly secretary of the Waterbury chamber of com mcrce,
 , Among those present from Ne" Britain were President Joseph R. Andrews of the local chamber, Sec rotary Ralph l., Gould, Curtis L. sheldon, Louis W. Young, David lS Manning, Harold Rogers Elijah Rogers. Russell II, Hubbard, Ernest k. nechant, Steve Robb, R. Q. Clark John C. Loomis, Charles W Hawkins Harold Clark, Frank Racklllfe, Jr' Jamra McFhcrsou and r.. J. Porter
 With tho New Britain group also wore Major Frank II. Johnston, will Mrs. Johnston, Miss Agnes JohnstoI .Hnd her 0ance, Dr. Clyde Q. Fisher tho latter from Mi1dlotoWn. Stanlc. Gwillin. superintendent of the Trum bull Electric Co.,, and Mrs. G"illlm executive vice president of the stat chamber of commerce, George Ii Chandler of Hartford, and Mrs, Johl II. TwmbuIl. Tho party later wa joined by Governor Trumhulh
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
STATE WILL MAKE BUDGET BALANCE
Gov. TrumbuIl Tells Business nen--NeW Britain Represented

New Britain was well represented at the twcnty-stxth annual banquet of the Connecticut state chamber of commerce held ot the. Bond hotel in Hartford last night when Sccro- fary of the Navy Curtis p. Wilbnr and Governor John II. TrnmbuIl were among the speakers,
 The banquet program was opened hy President stanley H, Bullard Of tho state chamber Mir. Eul)ard in .iroducod Leo A. korper, toastmas- tcr Mr. korpcr's witty remarks AS he introduced the speakers stamped him as Il successful humortst, and kept his hearers con'nlscd with laughter.
 That the state will balance its budget by tho time thc legislature closes on June ], was intimated by Governor John II. TrumDnll. who stated thai the estimated eNpendi- lures are being kept within the es- 0timatrd income and ha expected they would continue to he. "lf tho\ arc not, remember the governor has tho last crack al thtm' he said'
 Secretary Wilbur told some inter csting incidents of his inspection O the New London submarine haSF yesterday and of his ancestors wh' originally moycd from Connccticu to the Ncsf. He referred to th' much discussed oirplane dcfenS plans and said the publicity give'
 the subject of air defense did no
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
NEW BRITAIN JEWELER
 IS. HONORED BY ASSN
George II. Dyson Reelected Second Vice President of State
 Retail Jewellers

George II. Dyson of New Britain, chairman of the Mercantile Bureao and first vice president of the Cham Der of Commerce, was reelected second vice president of the Con- nocticut Retail Jewellers association at the 18th annual convention Tn New London yesterday.
 Judge Cornelius C. Costello oi New London was reelected presi- dent. He begins hls second terms as head of the state organization With the exception of Frank w. Guild of Norwich, member of the executive committee replaced by John A. Ferguson of Norwich, all other officers were reelected. The officers for 1925-26 are as follows;
 President, Judge Cornelius c. Costello, New London; first vice president George A. fairchild' Bridgeport; second vice-president' George II. Dyson, New Britain; sec retarv-treasurer. George r. Spaar TorringtQn.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08
WAINWRIGHT THE DISCUSSION CENTER
Chairman Brooks Writes Ben6S:
 ton About Supt, Of Parks

Chairman William F. Brooks has written Chairman Thnro Bcngston of the common council committee on salaries, suggesting that the sal ary nf Park Superintendent Ralrh R. Wanvright be allowed 10 romam a, is present figure. Iho license committee TOW has before it thN common rounriHs orItnlnce r'luc- Inr 'ho salary uy 225o and tho conn Ills request tor similar acton bv in" committee ryadsl by Councilman rengston,
 \ part ot tho Brooks letter fol- lows
 "ruts ,rnola mater Che sup"r'n- l.ndpnts increase in salary) might Lave boau ,rry easily explained had lnyonr ranla 10 mr about it in tt" first place but Jnu whole mater was 'aired m lhe council before l had aiy kuoV ..Ga thai 'hrre was any question in tun matter and since then | have tried several tim"S 10 | soc t'r mayor Nt h1,o failed to reach r.al. N0w rhot tNa matter has boru rrtrrre 10 your committee, l , should like 10 make the following explanation;
 "Tne matter of increasing Mir. W4inwrights salary came up b,torc the board last December, and it was decIurI by our boar1 10 put the in crease lu salary into our budget and 70 vote IT, it the amount asked for vas Cranted. This item appeared in i the to- al sum asked for in our budg- 1 ot, under the item administration 1 A certain amount vas cut from this ] item by tha finance committee, bu' nat the whole amount of the in. crease, hence at a recent meeting we gave him the increase that wa left by vote of the board.
 Tn the matter of submitting tl}l ounstion 10 the council, I would sa that we did at this time exactly wha we have always done in the matte of salaries, namely, decided on til salaries we were to pay for the com ing year. and put them In our buds ct, supposirg, and I think rightI' that when this budget was passed 0 by the council and the city meetin
 that we had compiled with tt terms of the charter. It is tru
 that in the press Of other matto'
 wh~ch came up at our hearing h'
 fore the board of finance, the d.
 tails Of the way the item of "admiI
 Istratiou" was made up were T
 presented or asked for by the boal
 of finance, but they were most ce
 tatnly in our budget, as our recor'
 will show and. consequently. we b
 Hevc that in fixing the salary Of o'
 superintendent this year at S3,Io
 re have followed a. perfectly leg - e5u-se, and done exactly the san - rs we have always done with O L salary list in previous years. V L therefore, claim that at the pres"
 .ire. the council has passed up
 tHls matter and we can see TO re zen son why there should be all tf
 fuss about it."
New Britain herald., 1925-05-08

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