New Britain herald., 1926-12-29
Peace Overtures Fail and Program Is Re- ported to Be General Attack on G. 0. P.
Polish People Humiliated by Dismissal of Police Commission Chairman, Will Be Charge Made.
HUNDREDS INVITED
 TO MASS MEETING

Plans for a mass meeting to or-
 sanize the Polish community in drive to knife" the political aspira- . tions of those responsible for the re-
 tirement of Chairman Peter J. Pa- Jewski from the police board after
 the arrest of his brother on charges Of violating the liquor law, were an-
 nounced today after republican lead- CTS had failed in an attempt to have the meeting called off.
 We don't want any peace over lures and we won't listen to any" one of the organizers of tonight's meeting declared today. Cards
 signed by Alderman B. A. Grysbow- ski were sent to several hundred prominent Poles inviting them to be
 at Falcon hall this evening, and in- vitations by word of mouth were
 said to have reached an equal num- Der.
 The actions of Mayor Weld, Chief
 of Police William C. Hart and Pros-
 ecutor Joseph c. Woods are slated for discussion tonight and leaders Of the Poles favor clipping all three.
 Believe Pajewski Was Framed" That Pajewski is the victim of q political "frameup" is the claim Of his friends in the ward.
 Tonight's gathering. it is said. will
 be told that the entire Polish con-
 munity has been subjected to humiliating affront by the action of , the mayor. and that Pajewslli's re- tirement was predicated on a de- sire to eliminate possible mayoral-
 ty candidate
 Hundreds of men 10 whom invita- tions were sent and others curious to listen in at tonight's meeting. may not find accommodations in the 1 limited space at Falcon hall. the
 Fifth Ward Republican club leaders admitted today. but if there is an
 overflow series of meetings will be ! held in an attempt to carry the de-
 sired message to the greatest possible number.
 Try to Squelch Meeting ! Politicians actively identified with 1 the movement were called in confer- ence last night with republican lead-
 CTS who attempted 10 persuade them
 that the course elected is not the
 right one. That the purpose of the conference had failed was indicated when another batch of cards was sent out later in the evening to swell 1 the attendance.
 Among the speakers tonight will
 be two council members. Alderman
 Grysbowski and Councilman Joseph
 A. Kloskowski. The former is chairman of the Polish Business
 mems association and secretary of the ward club, while the latter is
 president of the Fifth Ward Repub- lican club. Both were recognized in the past as republican regulars" It
 was also reported that Attorney l.. J. Colon and ex-Alderman Stanley A. Karpinski have agreed to address the meeting.
 Pajewski Will Attend T am a member of the club and
 I will attend the meeting tonight. may be only q spectator, and , may have something to say. If l
 am called upon. as I probably will be, will talk to the members" MT. Pajewski said today. He asked to be excused from adding to state-
 ments he has already made. He feels keenly the misfortune that has befallen him and insists he is inno-
 cent of any wrong doing.
 Last week, federal agents visited his drug store and checked his h- quor supply, he said. and found it as it should be according to law. If ! I made a practice Of selling con- trary to law and was making big profits on it, l should expect to be punished. but I have never vlioated the law and nobody can prove that I have" he said.