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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-28
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-28

the fiscal year just elosed. n
Rykoff declared.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14

A karacsonyi program else re.
szeben szerepeltek: Soos Janos,
Soos Vilmos, Fabian Ferenc, An
tai Istvan, Bordy Sander, Bordy
Margit, Sebestyen Iren, Kiss An
ma. Maid egy gyonyorii elokepat
adtak elo, mely a "Bekesseg '-et
jellzepezte. Ennek szereploi vol
tax: Angyal-Kiss Anna, sBekes-
seq a foldon'', szavalta kiss Illus,
apol6n6-Bir6 Eszter, beteg-
Antal Istvan.
Ezen karacsonyi el6adasunk
mintegy &c dollar es 5S centtel
gyarapitotta egyhazunk penzta-
rat, amelyert koszonet illeti meg
a gyermekeinket.
Sziiletesnap.-A multi het fodya-
man egyhazunk presbyterenek,
Biro J6zsefnek leanya-Biro Ma
riska. sajat otthonukban sziilete-
senek - mem tudom hanyadlk ev-
fordulojat - tartotta (hlszen az
mellekes). TIT az a fo, hogN ezen
szuletesi mulatsagon nemcsak
a Camp Fire Girl ,Klubja, amely-
mex 3 szinten tagja, vett reszt, ha
nem az egyhaz felnott tagjai is
naIgyszamban jelentek meg es min
denki kedveskedett szebbnel-
szebb ajandekokka1 az unnepelt-
mex. A tudositonak a koyetkezt
szemelyek neveit sikeriilt felje.
gyezni: Pleso Andras, Orosz F'e
rene, Fabian Janos, Antal Mar
git, Ftilop Margit, Antal IYen, An
tai Irma, Kacso Ferenc, Kacst
Miklos, Kiss Katalin, Sandor 10
zsef, 10th Balint, Hadnagy ia
nos, Kacso, Krisztina, 10th Erzse'
bet, Hunyadi Ilona, Kiss Julian
ma, Macy Mariska, 10th Sandor e.
neje, G6czy Kalman, Antal lstval
es neje, Biro Andras es neje
Macy Gyula, Shamu Gyorgy, We
csey A. Jeno ,es neje, Durutty'
! Gyorgy es Hltnyadi Jeno. AZ oron
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14

sziilSk ejfelkor lunch-ot adtak ]
vendegek reszere es Macy Gyllla
szebbnel-szebb hegedti -JatekaVai
cv0nyorkodtette a vendegeket'
Temetes.-A boldog remenyses
kozott varva-vart orom, tolyo 10
6.-an, mely banatba boritotta flao
nalgy Janos csaladjanak otthoilat'
Ugyanis, kis leanyka, aklnek sz'l
letese ele Macy orommel teklntect
csalad, rovid ket oral let utah'
iobbletre szenderult, kit a Cleve-
landb6l visszahivott lelkesz TENT
nevezett napon temetett el lsaAl
reszvet megnyilvanlllas meliett,
sziilei haztol. A kisleany Hadnagy
Janos es neje, szil. Szakacs Reoe-
la (Goganvaraljass Kiskiikullom'
ill) szjilok. sharoni lakosok oyer
mele volt. Legyen kis cseesemo
alma csendes hantok alatt!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
A lapunkban hirdet6 kereskedok
teljesen megbizhato emberek,
q 0SSZESZURKALTA A FELESE-
GET, ATTAIN ONGYILKos
LETT

Dudas Mihaly adal foldmuVcs
reszegen ment haza. Felesege
lakasba nem akarta beengednl,
mire bet0rte az ajtot, feleseget szl
dalmazni kezdte, maid egg nagy
konyhakest vett elo es azzal hat
ba szurta a szerencsetlen asz-
szonyt. Az asszony ketsegbeesett
kialtassal az utcara menekillt. a
reszeg ferj utana szaladt es uJbol
megszumta. Amikor a szomszedok
k0zbelaptek, Duidas beszaladt q
hazba, a kaput bezarta es a $40
baban konyhakessel szivenszur-
ia magat es meghalt. Az asszonyt
eletveszelyes. seriileseivel zental
kozk6rhazba szallitottak, ahol a
halallal vivodik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
TARNOCZY ARPAD.

vet-lelket adta jatekaban. Csoda-
latos dolog, hogy negy hurb6l s
fatokb6,l, NIT kepes egy igazi he
gediis kihozni...
DIR. Polya Laszlo koszonte meg
a sep iinneplest kozonsegnek,
kijelentve, hogy boldog or0m tolti
ell annak lattara, hogy magyar
sag ilyen sep szamban j0tt osz-
-sze, hogy szemelyen keresztil al,
'dozzon a magyar kuhuranak Re
vesz Kalman szavai zartak be az
ilestet.
Mem lenne beszamolonk telJes,
ha meg mem emlitenenk, hogy a
kozonseg legnagyobb sajnalatara,
tobb szam elmaradt. Szarvas Pal,
cimbalom miivesz hivatalos elfog-
.laltsaga Matt mem johetett ell. DIR.
Hollos Jozsef betegen, az agyat
nyomta azert maradt ell fellepe-
Sc. Benitczky JOSEF, akinek enek-
szama ele Macy varakozassal ne
zett kozonseg, kiser6jenek be-
tegsege miatt nem szerepelhetett.
Keresztfalvy Antal es if.j. Lautner
Janos feleptet, gyeng6lkedes odaz-
ia ell.
A koz0nseg soraiban, helybeli
, magyarsagon xviii, nagyszamban
| voltak jelen East Youngstown
b6l Niles S Warren magyarsaga
is sep szammal volt kepviselve.
Farrellbol is tobben voltak. a vi
dekiek k0zul szamosan, irasban
mentettek Iii elmaradasukat, a ha-
talmas hoeses, az orszagutak jar
hatatlansaga sokakat visszatar.
tott.
Az est rendezos6ge ezuton mond
halas k0szonetet minden egyes sze
replonek, hogy fellepesiikkel lehe-
tove tettek az est felejthetetleniil
szep sikcret. kulon k0szonet lille.
ii dh.. Gerenday' Laszlonet, ak
mem csak Ia nilsorszamok legtobb.
I jenek mjiveszl zongora kiseretet
latta ell, hanem a szamok legna
| gyobb reszet betanitotta.
| Nemeth Ferenc, mint penztar
nok, Eszenyi lstvan, mint ruhata
ros tettek elegge mem meltanyol
| hato szolgalatot Lautner Leonard
es Balogh Ferenc, az iidito italo
kat szolgaltak Xxi, Salap Istvan
Vasko Ferene, ifj. Lautner Jano,
es Varga Sander, segitettek a ko
zonseg fogadasanal az est lerend,
zesenel. Lamperth Tlonka, Nemetl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
ESEMENYEK

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol.
magas lenne, mint ma a Verhovay-
nal, es hogy minden mas tagnak,
amely egylet belle. menne az egye-
siilesbe, fel kellene, hogy emelje
kotvenye (biztositasa) cricket a
Verhovay k0tveny ertekere.
Azert emlitjiik Verhovayt,
inert az legjobb, ma a magyar
egyletek kozott, es ha igaz, amt
az "Uj-Elore' allit, hegy a Yer
hovaN sem j6 = csak nehany
evig =, akkor meg magasabb ala
pot kellene szamitasba venni.
Merit nem rja meg az '"Uj-Elo-
re, hogy ebben az esetben hi
lesz a Verhevayn xviii "a tobbl
egyesitendo magyar egyletek oreg
tagsagavals
Miert mem irja megg
Mi megirjuk.
Azert hallgatnak az "Uj-Elo
re- v6res, voros-munkasokon clos
kod0 ''ontudatosai" az igazsag
gal, inert akkor a magyarsag mem
diilne be nagyhangu propaganda
juknak, amelynek egyetlen cell;
a magyar 'polgari egyletek bel
bekejenek teljes felforgatasa,
magyar egyletek szervezeteinel
kommunisa tevtanok terJesztese
re valo felhasznalasa es a magyar
| egyletek nehezen gyujtott vagyo
! nanak "elkezelese - az "Uj
El0re" altal mar regen bevezetet'
modon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14

Ian vagyok, hogy nemdeheek veletek Macy emeny lett
volna szamomra taalkozas Tz ev utan Mert ennyi
dee, hogy ujsagot rtam nektek. Myen szep hogy meg
mndig az ujsag gondoskodik rolatok Ia szomJazok
magyar forrasok utan De beegeskede Mem indulhatok
ultra tell hdegben ujabb veszelyek veszeye neL Csak
igy rasban roatom lie tszteeteet es megbecsuesemet
iranyotokban, akk magyar kulturat unnepelitek
Ez iinnep nagy vagossag. Sok tevedt hajost fog
revbe vonzani Meglatjatok myen nepes lesz maid az
obol ha reggeh fenyben korlneztek Els miyen vidam
''Mert daolnak, akik visszaternek.
Megtero haj6k, Wig hajok
Els enekeljetek III is parton. Okka es joggal te-
szitek
Akron O., 1926. januar 8.
| TARN(HZY ARPAD
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14

,Telanka, Kasza Margit, Hohos Be.
Isl, Poznar Ilonka, Veres B0zsike,
Roman Margitka, Gerenday Illus,
a sziinetben konyveket arultak. =
Ugy ok, mint mindazok, akik hoz-
zajarlltak barmily m6don es mer.
tekben az est sikerehez - a ma.
gyar iigynek tettek szolgalatot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
A VASARNAPI MAGYAR
tjNNEP.
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

DR.. Hollos Jozsefne magyar nep
dalokat adott elo, IIamory Ju-
liza zongora kiserete mellett. lsko-
lazott, nliiveszi hangja, tokeletes
el0adasa egyik feledhetetlen el.
menye az estnek. Gerenday Illus
hegedu szol6jaban gy0nyorkod-
think ezutan, eloadasi dara'bj janak
minden szepseget kihozta ez te-
hetseges kis miiyeszno, edesany-
ia kiserte zongoran.
Az est unnepeltje, DIR. Polya
Laszlo, kesziiloben levo hatalnras
tortenelmi munkajanak egyik fe-
jezetet olvasta fel, kozonseg ba-
mulatos figyelme mellett. A sin
padon megjelenve, sziinni mem aka
ro tapsvihar fogadta ez ismetlo-
dott meg, fokozottabb mertekben
felolvasas vegen. Akik az Anne
rikai magyarsag tortenete' cimi
kesziil0 munka, az iro altal felol
vasott fejezetet hallottak, azok tu
databan vannak annak, hogy en-
mel nagyobb jelentosegu, erteke-
sebb kony meg Magyar-Amerika-
ban mem latott napyilagot. Egy
nj magyar himnusz - prozaba ir-
va.
| Keller: GA puszta fiai' ci3nii
kvartet k0getkezett ezutan, Ge-
renday nus hegediin, Csepke Ist-
yanne violan, Gerenday Laci csel-
Ion Gerenday Laszl0ne zongo-
ran. A kyartct igazi niiyeszi el-
nasnyt jelentett mintlazok szama-
ra, akik szep muzsikanak S a mi
i yeszi clGadasnak hlyei. A preciz
0sszjatek csak emelic a szep S
| t0nlbol6 sikert. Kasza Margit eneb
szama, Jarabek Aranka zongora
kiserete mellett, vafanint lara,
bek Aranka nllyesziesen eloadoti
eneke, Gerenday Laszl6ne kisere.
| te mellett, forr6ss sikert.S ara
tott. Csepke Istvailnc hegesBliii we
LOLA, q Magyar abrand'' aelt(
befejez6je volt az cstnek. A MAJ
hatalmas sikereket aratott hege
dl miiveszno, Mrs. Ed. Wagstaf
X zongOra kiserete mellett - szi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-01-14
FARRELL,
A FARRE1.LI REF. EGYHAZ
HIREI.
Kohl: v6cssy A. Jen6, ref. lelk6sz.

Heti sorrend.-A farrelli refor-
matus egyhaz kebeleben a kovet-
lez6 sorrendben fog lelkesz We
gezni szolgalatokat:
Szombaton reggel, 9-t6l 11-ig
vasarnapi iskola es utana mind
jart istentisztelet leend. Egyuttal,
lit, megvalasztott egyhaztana-
csosok szives ertesitesere ohaj jtom
hozni, hogy az eskiitetel az isten-
tisztelet keretei k0zott fog meg
t0rtenni. .
Mine No. son folyo no 24.-en
fog tartani istentiszteletet a lei
kesz, a szokott helyen.
Jol sikerilt gyermek szindarab.
penztaranak gyara-
pitasabol kifolyolag vasarnapi
iskolas n0vendekek es a Camp FL
re Girls Klubja karacsony masod-
napjan = a lelkesz altal angol-
boil forditott = ket nagyon tanul-
sagos. szindarabot adtak elo, mely
eloadas erkolcsileg nagsloh Jol 81
kerult - de mar anYagilag, ko-
rantsem. sikeriilt ugy, amlnt AIT
elvartuk volna. Ugylatszik,
hogy meg mindig nagyon sokan
vannak mi testvereink kOzott
olyanok, Xix a gyermekek farad-
sagos munkajat kelloleg melta-
nyolni mem tudjak, hOlott szerin-
TEN a gyermekek gardaja sokkal
iobban megerdemelne a k0zonseg
igazi partfogasat, mint barmely
mas egyesiilet. A ket szindarab
ban mintegy q gyermek szere-
pelt es ezen el6adast kiilonbozt
karacsonyi szava}atok es eneksza-
mok gazdagitottak. Az iidvozlo be
szedet Szathmary josef, vasar
napi iskoIank n0vendeke tartotta
ma id a skier erdekeben kovct
kez0 novendekek faradoztak: Bl
ro Eszter, Kiss R6za, Ozsvath lr'
ma. Bir0 Gizella, Bif6 Marglt
Szakacs Wilma, Kovacs lstvan e
Fabian Anna; ezen utobbi a sur
gonyhordo flu szerepet toltott'
be. Ezen szindarab cime " A ka
racsonyi flu.
GA boldog karacsony" szinda
rabban pedig kovetkezo ma
gyobb novendekek jatszottak
Antal Margit, Antal Iren, Pal Ia
talin. Csatl6s Mariska, Kiss kata
lin. Jancso Erzsebet, Biro Erzse
bet, Szakacs Agnes, Kiss Jriran
| ma, Pal Istyan, Soos Vilmos, 500
Janos, Baba Ida, Szakacs Anna
| Kiss R6za, Szathlnary Jozsef, Va
Zsuzsanna HunyHdi llona es Blr
Mariska.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02

Plainville 22 Pearl St, 4 rooms. improvements. Inquire 1st floor advt.
 For rent-14 room house suitable for one or two families at 72 Whit ing street, Plainville, Apply Riccio's Shoe Store, Bristol.-adv.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02
SALES DECREASING
For First Time Since 1922, Mont- gomery Ward X Co. Reports Fall ing on of Business.

Chicago, Nov. ? LP,-For the first time since January, 1922, Montgom- cry Ward & Co, today reported a decrease in sales, when October sales showed decrease of S.24 per cent
 Sales for the month were S20,154.- 626, a falling-off of S1,S1o,256 under October last year. On the other hand, sales for the ten months up to October 3l were S15G.2S1. 1923. an in crease of '9.66 per cent over the same period last year.
 Commenting on the October de- crease. the company says:
 October last year was unusually cold and occasioned preseason de- mand for winter merchandise, result ing in sales of nearly s22.000.o00, an increase of approximately 27 per cents over the preceding October October this year was one less work ing day than last year, These are the principal reasons for the sales recession" !"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02
Italian Premier Once
 Again Enjoying Home

Forli. Italy. Nov. 2 GP-Playing old melodies to himself on the violin and talking affectionately with his children regarding their school af- fairs, Premier Mussolini is quietly enjoying domestic bliss, while the rest of Italy seethes with indigna- ton over the latest attempt to kill him.
 No echo of the political tumult breaks the calm of the family at Predappio, near here, His wife and children claim the undivided atten- ton of the premier, although he oc- casionally telephones his aides to learn important developments, or glances at some of the thousands of teelgrams, including scores from the members of the royal family and other notables. which are pouring in
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02

the open seaso- on rabbits, found a great number of local enthusiasts of the sport in the field in quest of the elusive cotton tail Reports from the lead singers ate that the rab- bits are plentiful in most of the dis tricts although not living up to the first repor that placed the number Of the bunnies up in the millions. Blue Hills received most of the bom- bardment with East Berlin a close second. No lrge bags were report ed. although nearly all of the nim- rods returned with something to put bulge in their hunting coats. Notice
 Residents Of Berlin who are inter. ested in the outcome of local. state and New England balloting win be given information about the cleo tons upon calling the Herald at 925. East Berlin Items
 MT. and Mrs. George Demore are receiving congratulations upon the birth Of daughter, Marjorie Isa- belle, born Sunday morning. Both the moth>r and child are doing nicely. Members Of he Junior league of the Methodist church attended a Halloween party held last evening at the church parsonage as the guests of Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Burgreen. | Charles Pratt entertained the members of his Sunday school class at Halloween party at his home in West Cromwell last evening.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Community club will be held tomor- row evening at Community hall. Sev- eral matters of importance will be brought up at this meeting particu- larly the report of the fair commit. tee. There wil' be a short enter tainment program followed by re- treatments. Every member has been asked to attend.
 Members Of the Sunday school at St. Gabriers Episcopal church at tended Halloween party given by the teachers of the Sunday school in the social rooms of the church last evening.
 There will be a whist party In the social rooms of St, Gabriers Episco- pal church Friday evening to which the public have been invited to at tend.
 The Fife and Drum corps will hold a rehearsal in the basement of Community hall IT. Irsday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Every member is urg- ed to be on hand at that time. Last weeks meeting was postponed owing to the fair.
 The voting In this district was heavy, 53 votes having been cast by o'clock. There are approximately 235 voters In this district and at the rate the voting was going at that hour it was expected that fully 900 would exercise their franchise. w. H. Nyc was the first voter at the polls for East Berlin.
 The Pythian Sisters Temple No. 40 will hold their first meeting this evening at o'clock in Community hall. The Knights of Fythias wil hold short meeting before the wo. men meet.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02
BERLIN EXCITED ON DAY OF ELECTION Interest Shown Early by Voters
 Surprises Town
 FIRST VOTERS RECORDED Sirs. John Chiponi Dies at Home in n-Congregatiopalists in Church Basketball Lesgue-Nor- ton Road Bridge Closed.
FIRST VOTERS RECORDED

With the day dawning with drizzly rain and distinctly of the type known as typical democratic day" local voters visited the polls early this morning to cast their votes for the state officials to be chosen by the people of Connecticut today. Local politicians were around early working for a complete turn out of local ballot casters.
 Kensinston started festivities ear- ly when Claude w. Stevens. the re- publican candidate for the position Of representative to the state con- gress cast his ballot at about 6:3o o'clock. The first woman of the district to vote was Mrs. Helen Wal lace. Up to about noon the kens- ington moderators had placed the balloting at about one vote nin- Ute which surpasses any previous records made in this town.
 Berlin was slower In getting started. the nnpromisipg weather keeping many of the voters at their homes at the first of the great day, About 100 names had been checked from the Worthington district list at noon today and it was thought at that time that the afternoon would see a more complete ballotins than the recent town elections when Ber- lin trailed the other two districts Tn a proportionate figure for voters. The first voter for this district was Horace l.. Judd and the first woman voter was Miss Myrtle Prior.
 Reports from East Berlin show that the little community was bust ling early this morning and the poli- ticians of that district expect to break previous East Berlin records with a 90 per cent vote this year; despite the weather.
 The leaders of both parties con- tinue to be confident of their party's success. Henry c. Deming. chair man of the republican town com- mittee of this place stated today that he predicted a sweeping re- publican victory. Daniel Malarney. chairman of tho democratic town committee, when interviewed stated that although he could not predict a sweeping victory for his party until later in the day, he knew that to- days fight would be ono of the clos est that has ever been thrown against the local republicans strong hold.
 Indications early this morning point to greater realization of To- cal officials pleas as to complete vote than was hoped by the committees. according to reports. Prophesies of a 90 per cent vote for the three districts were afoot at noon and local leaders of both parties are working hard to get the voters at the polls. Claude w. Stevens was noticed rushing in and out of the kensington polls with lists checked to account for the work he was spending in getting his supporters to the ballot boxes. Mrs Mary M. Lardner was observed esconced in Kensington barber shop, checking over lists with Daniel Malarney ip an effort to account for every last voter.
 The enthusiasm over today's cleo tions have mounted higher than has been evident in this place for many years past The rumor that Kens'
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02
Churches I5 Years Old

The Plainville NJ. E. church will be 45 years old tomorrow. having been founded on November 3. 1881. At that time the Church of Our Lady of Mercy and the Swedish Congregational churches were also
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02
Iridium, Ends This Evening

The iridium for all souls. which opened at St. Joseph's church Sum day evening. will be brought to q close at 7:30 o'clock this evening. Rev. Emmanual Terra, Missionary Apostolic, who has been conducting the iridium, gave an interesting ser mon last evening on How We May Help the Holy Souls"
 Birth of Son
 A son was born at the Bristol hes pital yesterday to Mir. and Mrs. Will liam Loughlin of High street.
 Driverless Auto Hits Bridge
 Lynde Holley of the Holley Phar- macy parked his car on Main street just north of Prospect street shortly after o'clock last evening and en- tered one of the stores in the vicin- ity. A few minutes later he came out again and much to his surprise found that his car had disappeared. About the same time he noticed number of people gathered around the railroad bridge and investigating, found that 1t was his automobile. The brake had become released and the car rolled down the incline. gain ing considera ble momentum before it's progress was abruptly stopped by one of the iron piers. The front wheels had climbed over the curb onto the sidewalk and the radiator was somewhat damaged as result of the collision.
 To Sing At Meeting
 The Wallace Barnes Dunb bar Male chorus will sing at the meeting of the Hartford County Manufacturers association in Hartford on Wednes- day evening. November 10th. The chorus, which has gained for itself q statewide reputation, has been in great demand since it's organization. Funeral of Mrs. Miles Lewis Peck
 The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Seymour Peck. wife of Miles Lewis Peck of 1 17t Summer street, was held at , o'clock this afternoon from her late | home Rev. Ernest L. Wismer, pas tor of the First Congregational church of which Mrs. Peek had been a member for almost 60 years, con ducted the services and burial was in the West cemeRy Requhm Masses An anniversary high mass of re- quicm will be celebrated at s o'clock 1 tomorrow morning in memory of Miss Susan McCabc.
 At 8 o'clock Thursday morning, a months mind high mass of requiem i will be celebrated in memory of Anna May Hurley.
 To Confer Degree Compounce Tribe. l. o. R. M, will hold their regular meeting at s o'clock this evening. The hunters and warriors degree will be con- { ferred on a large class of candi- dates
 i Neishborhood Prayer Meeting 1 The Neighborhood prayer meeting will be held at 9:30 o'clock tomor- TOW morning at the home of Mrs. Victor Johnson of POT Goodwin street
 The final hiweekly bridge party of the season will be held at the Chip panee Country club tomorrow after noon. Tho hostesses for the occasion will be Mrs. H. C. Lagerblade, Mrs r. B. Sessions, Mrs. Carlton Beck with and Miss Ruth Sessions.
 American Legion Meeting
 Seicheprey Post. No. ?. American Legion, will hold a meeting at s o'clock this evening in their quar- ters in the City hall. Entries will be made for the bowling league and q match game will be rolled following the business session. Reservations will also be received for the banquet and dance to be held Armistice night.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-02
TUNNEY IN BERMUDA

Hamilton, Bermuda, Nov. , LPl-- Gene Tunney, champion heavyweight boxer of the world, has arrived in Bermuda to spend his vacation.
The Kusko times., 1926-05-15
SEATTLE GOODWILL EXCUR-
 SION TO ALASKA, JUNE 19

Seattle, May 1O.-To further busi- ness relations with communities in the Territory are among the plans for the second goodwill excursion to Alaska to be conducted by the Young Mems Business Club, with the assist ance of the Chamber of Commerce, were made public today.
 The steamship Dorothy Alexander has been chartered for the Seattle party leaving here June 19 and re turning June 28. Heads of the city's leading business houses will make the trip with the goodwill party.
The Kusko times., 1926-05-15
Gov. Hartley, Wash
 ingtOn State, Does a
 Little House-Cleaning

Seattle, May 10.-On the ground that "they have, in my judgment, been guilty of misconduct in office, , Governor Hartley today removed Warner A. Rupp, Aberdeen publisher, and James E. Davis, of Tacoma, as members of the board of regents of the University of Washington, and also supplanted two Cheney Normal School trustees.
 A. H. B. Jordan, of Lowell, and Paul H. Johns, of Tacoma, are named as successors of Rupp and Davis.
 The governor is in hot fight with a coterie of politician, whom he charges with waste and { ayagance in the States educational institutions.