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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
pAN:Asz

Mayer ur, maya nekem ma
gyon lassu temp0ban utazik.
- Ugyan kerem fon0k III, hi
szen allandoan egyik kuncsafttol
a masikig repiilok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
FEI.ELET

A williamson egy holgy meg
szolitja a mellette lilo fiucskat:
Van testverked is?
Mines.
Miert nincs?
A papa egesz nap az iroda-
ban van, a mama az uzletben es a
szakacsne nemf Err ra. II /, /.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
GRATULACI0

Az anyak0nyvi hivatalLan vala-
Xxi gratulal az egyik resztvev0-
mex. aki csodalkozva kerdi:
y Miert gratulal nekem, hisz
en- csak tanu vagyok?
= Eppen azert? = valaszolja
elentosegteljesen u gratulalo,..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
A FERJ 0R0ME

- Dokter ur, egy ido 6ta fer
jem almaban beszel. Nit kell lit
csinalni?
Semmit nagysagos asszony.
Hagyja meg neki EFT kis oro-
met, hiszen ez az egyetlen aka
lonl, hogy sz6hoz jusson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
ZONGORA MELLETT

- Kinel tanuit ez a h0lgy zon-
gorazni.
- AIT mondta, hogy senkinel.
= Ma ez igazan sep t6le, hogy
mem haritja masra ezt biint.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
KIAD0 szoBA

Egy butorozett szoba magyar
csaladnal kiado. Garazs is bsrel.
het6. Hivja FED telefonon a 38016
szamot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27

Ives kokainlstat lSmertek az Et0-
lie k6rnyeken levo elegans barok
ban. A rue Farady 16. szam alat-
ii gyonyoriien berendezett laka-
san naponta fordultak meg a gaz
dag kiilfoldiek, akikkel Gabrielle
kisasszony megismertette a koka-
inelvezet gyonyoreit. A szenve-
delynek egyre tobben hodoltak $
voltak ejszakak, amikor a no la
kasan husz-harminc ferfi 'es no he |
vert a kokaintol b6dutltan, ma
morosan pamlagokkal, vastag
sz6nyegekkel telezsufolt apparte-
mcmillan. Gabrielle Durafour
rengeteg penzt keresett kokain
terjesztesevel, inert hiszen vende-
gei, ha csak egyszer is megizlel-
tex a mamortado merget, 0r0k0s
rabjai lettek utana. De rabja lett
a kokainnak 3 maya is es ket nap
pal szineszn0 halala utan, - st
is meg0lte. =
A ket, gyors, egymasutan kovet-5
kezo halalos Northumberland
azonban meg mem meriilt XII het
kronikaja. A legutobbi napokban.
rendorseghez erkezett. orvosl
jelentesek szerint,
meg OF kokainmergezes tor
tent Parizsban, amelybol ha-
rom halalos kimenetelu volt.
Az egyik aldozat egy Albina
newt olasz, artistan6 volt, ma
six ket midinett, akik csalz nap
pal dolgoztak Champs -Elysees
egyik el6kel0 szalonjaban, ejsza-
ka pedig Parizs k0nnyemii ejsza-
kajanak leanyui voltak.
A rendorseg tomeges kokain-
| mergezes utan ismet szigoru, Pa
rizs minden rejtett, titkos helye-
nek felkutatasara iranyulo nyo-
mozast inditott. Mind jart az elsG
nap harom olaszt es egy egyipto-
lmi szarmazasu ferfit tartoztattals
lie, akil1nel kiloszamra talaltak Ike
kaint. Orizetbe vette rendorsee
Lorenzo Locurcio nevH olasz vi
sagirot is, Tribuna de Roma pa
rizsi Ievelez0jet, akirol kideriilt
| hogyi k0zvetlen 0sszekottetesbel
! volt tragikus veget ert szinesz
novel es a szinten kokainmerge
zesben meghalt felvilagi h0lgy
tgyel: mind kettonek 8 adta me!
azok cianet, akiktol a merget b
lehetett szereZni.
A parizsi rendorseg nyomoza
saval egyidoben, Elzaszban is szi
goru vizsgalatot inditottak, mer
AIT mar ketsegkiviil megallapito
tax, hogy kokaint Elzaszon a
csempeszik Parizsba es a mostar
esetben egy internacionalis csem
, pesztarsasagrol van $40, amel
egesz Eur6pat ell al1arja araszta
. nj gyilkos mereggel. Az elzass
rend6rsegnek cher figyelmene
volt k0sz0nhet0, hogy mindjart
vizsgaIat elejen, miel5tt meg
:, gyanusitottak elillanhattak vo
! na, sikeriilt az egyik veszedelme
!, tarsasagot lefogni. a tarsasag f
!, n0ke egy Udyer nevii nemet eS
;, kapitany volt, alI harom franci
csend6r segits6gevel ket het alat
k0riilbeliil felmilli6 frank erteE
ben, ct kil6 kokaint hozott
francia teriiletre.
A nala talalt utlevelbol meg
,allapitottak, hogy megbiza-
tasa Franeiaorszagba, olasz-
: orszaeba es Magyarossagba
! sz6lott.
: A parizsi rendorseg kiilonbe
ez alkalommal mem talalkozi
|, olyan nehezsegekkel, mint az eg
!. ev el6tti nyomozaskor, SGT mul
q kajnkat megk0nnyiti a pariz
kokainkereskedok vakmer0seg
/ lakik az ut6bbi id6ben mar olya
! biztonsagban ereztek maguka
/ hogy a kokaint teljesen nyilta
: hirdettek kiil0nfele parizsi u
= sagokban. (p. h
rrE~r x~xrrr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
MENTSEG

Ejnyc fiacskam, NIT csi-
nalsz, zsebkend0vel t0riil0d meg
a tanyerodat?
= De mama, hiszen ez piszkos
zsebkend0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
APR0 HIRDETESEK
EL.ADo

Butorberendezes pian6val egy-
utt, allo Tampa, varr6gep, yala-
mint negy szobas haz. Cim: 339
West Marion Ave-, Hilllnan St.
kjzeleben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
17s.-1K c1KK
A bebi sulya es nagysaga

A sziil0knek allandoan lie kell
merni a gytermekeiket es jegyze-
ket vezetni a sulyukrol. Ajanl-
juk, hogy bebit sziiletesetol kezd
We az els0 hat honapban heten-
kent, egyszer merjek meg; es ket-
seer havonkent kell megmerni al
masodik evben. Gyenge gyerme-
kelet gyakrabban kell megmer-
nj. Egy egeszsages, normalis bebi
sziiletese utan az elso ket nap
ban sziiletesekori sulyanak tiz,
vagy tizenket szazalekat elveszti
es csak "a tizedik napon nyeri IS
met vissza.
Ha masodik naptol kezdve.
folytonosan sulyt veszit, az AIT
mutatja, hogy a bebinek t0bb tap
lalelra van sziiksege, mint ameny
nyit az anyatej nyujt neki.
Az atlagos gyermeknek a isu-
Iva epen haromszor akkora az ell
SO evenek vegen, mint amennyi
sziiletesekor volt. Az eg6szseges,
normalis bebi hetekint atlag negy
tol hat once-al gyarapodik. Az
egGszseges ujsziil6tt lgyermek
nagysaga tizenhat es huszonnegy
inch k0zott valtakozik es sulya
hat es nyolc font kozott valtako-
xix. A fiuk rendesen fel vagy ha-
romnegyed fonttal tobbet nyom-
max, mint leanyok.
A bebi sulya nagyon gyorsar
| gyarapodik sziiletesenek elso ket
I heteben. Ket het utan egeszen 81
honapos koraig sulyanak emelke
desc alland6an egyforma es nen
olyan gyors t6bbe az emelkede'
az els6 ev 7egeig. A masodik ev
ben negy vagy OF inchet no. ne
gyedik eveben ket vagy haron
incset es azutan tizenegy ewes ko
!, raig minden evben egy, vagy Ike
, incset NO.
A leggyorsabb gyarapodasi id
: bebi eleteben az elsG ct hona]
: es a legnagyobb gyarapodast
t masodik honapban mutatja, ami
t kor bebinek hat-nyolc ounce
t OF kell hetenkint gyarapodni.
: Az alanti tablazat mutatja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
Magyarok uaptdra
MAJUs %, sZOMBAT

A fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz tanc-
mulatsaga a TTe."';;gan-fele
Pool Roomban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27

Ha nem tudja hogyan kell Bor-
den's Eagle tejet hasznalni, vag-
ia XII lapunkban lev0 hirdetes-
bol a szelvenyt 6s kiildje be
Borden Companynak es Ok kiilde-
nj fognak Onnek magyar nyelven
nyomatott konyyecsk6t es utasi-
tasokat teljesen ingyen, hogy ho-
Cyan kell bebijet taplalni es mas
fontos tudnivalokat, melyek fell
vilagositjak Ont, hogyan kell be
bijet es sajat magat apolni.
Olvassa ell figyelmesen minden
heten ezeket a cikkeket es orizze
meg, hogy jovoben hasznalhas-
sa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27

A Kossuth k0r Decoration
Day-i nyari mulatsaga a
Campbell Parkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
MAJUS s.,

Pool Roomban.
MAJUS 81,
A Kossuth k0r Decoration
Day-i nyari mulatsaga a :.
Campbell Parkban.
MAJUS 80, vASARNAP
Niles, Ohio.-A nilesi Mum
kas Betegsegelyz0 es Onkep-
N0 szervezet sziniel0adassal
egybek0tott tancmulatsaga
Roman Hallban. Szinre ke-
riil Gabor Andor DOLLAR pa
pa" cilnu 6 few. muve.
MAJUs 81, HETFO
Farrell, PA farrelli ref.
egyhaz lfjusagi K0renek
nagyszabasu "Ibolya Balja'
a Maennenchor Hallban.
JUNIUs 2e, sZOMBAT
A fiiggetlen ref. egyhaz pix
mike a Campbell Parklban.
JUNIUS 27, VASARNAP
Alliance, O.-Az allianeei
Ev.-Re BIS. Egylet nagysza-
,basu piknikje a Schiller Club
ban.
JULIUS 4, VASARNAP
Farrell, PA reformatus
egyhaz nagyszabasu piknik-
je.
JULIUS S, HETF0
A SIT. Istvan Egylet es Egy-
haz nagyszabasu nyari mu-
latsaga a Campbell Parklban.
JULIUS II, VASARNAP
A Bridgeport Szovctseg helyi
fi6kjanak nagyszabasu nya-
ri mulatsaga q Campbell
Pnrkban.
JULIUS 81, VABARNAP
A Reformatus Betegsegely es
Egyhazi Egylet nagyszabasu
nyari mulatsaga Campbell
Parkban.
AUGUSZT. Is, VASARNAP
Farrell, PA reformatus
egyhaz nagyszabasu piknik-
ie.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27
MAJUS 80, vAsARNAP
MAJUs 81, HETFO

Farrell, PA farrelli ref.
egyhaz lfjusagi K0renek
nagyszabasu "Ibolya Balja"
a Maennenchor Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-27

Az alanti tablazat mutatja a
flu es leany gyermekek merteket
sziiletesiikt0l kezd0d6leg.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
GERMANY MAKES B|G PEACE OFFER
Request for League Membership
 Formally Received

G"noye, Switzerland, Feb. lU tP . Germany has launched her great 1peace offer in Geneva.
 { Following his Rcichstag speech {, in which h. interpreted Premier | Mussolini's recent address on tn, southern 1yrol question as a threat lasainst Germany and Austria, For 1 tien Minister silrcscmann today made formal application for Ger. many's admission to the League ot Nations.
 Everything indicates that Ger mnny will llSc the l,aguc to tn, greatest extent possible 10 secure Iadvancemont Of the German ideals 'and German interests that she be- lievcs are legitimate.
 The application for membership, submitted by Counsel General ASch- mann over Dr. Strcst nanns sig. nature, said in part:
 "l have the honor, in accordance with artiCl" ut the covenant of the lra&u" Of Nations, to apply in be- half of the German government for admission 10 the league, respectfully requesting you to place the appli- cHion on the ag"uIa Of the lcagrl" assembly as soon as possible"
 Attached to tine application was q copy Of tn" note agreed upon at tn, l0carno conference giving the allies interpretation of article 16 Of the league covenant as affecting Ger many, and agreeing that her ohli&a- ti"ns under the article would be tempered to conform with her par iial disarmament and geographic situation.
 Friday'S special session of the Iraguc council will probably con- Nok, Il league assembly for the clec- ton Ot Germany on March S.
 Gcrmlny's rlnrt "a and her rpsg- ua'lon as L permanent member of tn" council are expected to hc fol. lowed b% her adherence to the per mdncnt court of international jus t!c". German circles show lively in- tercics; in Americas conditional ad herence to tho court, and they seem anxious 10 know whether the United states sCnHtc's reservations will pre- vent consummat:on of American mcnh ,rship.
 Th" question is being already dis cuSsel whether Germany showing the way to those great powers who haV' not yet subscribed. will sigu 'ho compulsory arbitration clause of the court.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
ALBRIGHT -MCGRATH
William Albright Takes Miss Mar garct MCGrath Tor His Bride At St, Mary'S RcCtory Ceremony.

William Albright of 3G4 Park street and Miss Margaret McGrnth Of As Main street were married al st. Mary's rectory yesterday by Rev. Walter J. Lyddy. Mrs. Daniel w. EailcN sister Of the bride, was ma tron of honor and James McGrath, brother Of the bride, was best man. The brid" wore gown of rcarl gray with a hat to match and the matron of honor wore pencil blue with hat to match. The gift of tho bride 10 the matron Of honor was q string of pearls. The gift of the groom 10 the best man was gold cuff links.
 A reception at the home of thn bride followed d." marriage. Mir and Mrs. Albright left for an cN- tended honeymoon tour. On their return they will reside at %64 Park street. Mr. Albright is employed in the shipping department Of the Stanley Works.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10

row under tho auspices Of Harold r. Emmett Post, V, r. W. A matinee for children will be held tomorrow at ?, m. ....
 The scenes portrayed in these pic. lures are actual happenings and were taken by the photographic sec. lions Of both the [. s. army and the Allies and should prove most inter. csting to everyone.
 The funds obtained from the showing of this picture are to be used for the furtherance of Emmett post activities.
 Playing In Mcr,,lcn
 Tho New Departure basketball team will journey 10 Merlden this evening to engage in the first of series Of games with the strong En- dee team of that city and the local rootcrs are planning 10 accompapy the team in large numbers to wit hess what should ie one ot the fast. est games Of inc season.
 The local quintet is out for s;ato honors this year and in looking over 'heir past performances, it would seem that their chances in that To. spcct ar" very bright.
 Mothers Club Meeting
 The regular m"etiug Of tho Moth. CTS club of 'h" Baptist church will he held tomorrow at D. m. at 'he church. The principal speaker, Mrs, Daisy Booth bailey. will take for her subject "The Naluc Of Music in Tn" Homo"
 Al tho same timo, Founders Day the birthday of the national con. Sress or mothers and Parent Teacher association will be observed.
 storm Closes Factories
 All the principal factories in tn. city closed today al noon on account Of the storm,
 Driver Comes From Hartford
 W, x. Sherman, employed as the driver of truck by the Bristol Bee, and Provision Co.. showed grit today when he drove from Hartford to this city although severely bruised Tn an accident. sherman was on his way 10 this city, proceeding along Farmington avenue. Hartford. In order to avoid striking a pedestrian, he swerved his truck which hit a telephone pole, The pole snapped or and went through the roof of the truck, which was overturned. After the machine was placed upright again, sherman brought 1t 10 this city under its own power A phvsi- clan found that he had been pain fully bruised.
 american Silver Co. Meeting
 Directors were reelected at th. annual meeting Of the American Sil- yer Co. today They are: Julian F, HolIcy New Haven; Samuel E. liar. per, Bristol; Dean WeIch. Nutley N. d.; Charles T. Treadway. Bristol: Pierce N. Welch. New Haven: Alex ander Harper. Bristol; William lngraham, Bristol; Frederick & Chamberlain, New Britain: George x. Mcrriman. Bristol. Because there was not a quorum of directors pres ent. the election of officers was de. ferred to q later date.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Youthful Army Deserters
 Held on Murder Charge

Richmond, N0. Feb. 10 iPl - Jack Oliver Of Berlin, \. J.. and Joseph Alfred Carlignen Of Louis- vile, Ky, are being held in jail here charged with thc murder of Dennis Francis Cronin. Syracuse, x, r.. lawyer.
 Police say the boys confessed lo8orters from the United States navy admit having robbed ana beaten Cronin about two weeks ago after he had picked them up at Washington and was bringing them south in his automobile. The lawyer died in q hospital here sev- cral days after the attack.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10

Dancing class yesterday afternoon at Athletic hall, was largely attended and there was a variety of bcauti- ful and novel costumes. The prizes were awarded to Miss Medra Law renee, Miss Edith Bowers. Edward Dyer and Neal Lawrence.
 The last whist and social of the season given under the auspices of the ladies Of St Gabriel's church will he held Friday evening at 5 o'clock ill the parish rooms. The season prize, electric toastcr. will be aNard- rd to the person having the highest SCOT" for the entire period of th. Whists this winter. The rtEular prizes will also be awarded.
 A regular meeting Of the East Berlin Community club is scheduled for this evening at o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
SNOW DRIFTS BADLY.

Nanhury, Feb. "a ,Pa-,inow which has been falling sl'alily in this sec ton or Conu"c.icu; sine 'arly morning is drj.tins hal'y under the innu"rcr O: high wind and is caUs- ing much inconvcni"nr" 10 motor vehic'" traffic. Trains have not yet been seriously affected. Motor coach
 traffic between RidE"d"1l and EranchyiIlc was stopped tnis fore noon anl train service substituted h,'ween those points, as the nigh, way hal become impossible,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
keenan Woman Is Held
 On Narcotics Charges

IIa"tford. Feb. 10 CPt-Miss Mary k"unan, io years old. wns hound over 10 tue next term Of the federal court nj New Haven on February 2S. in bonds of Sl,o0o by United States Commissioner Frederic j. Corbttt today charged with sale Of narcotics She entered a formal plea Of not guilty and waived examination. Miss Kcenan was arrested Tues day night after she had sold five cubes of morphine to federal agent. Thirtv-threo cubes Wero found at her homo.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
OIL CONSERVING PLANS RECEIVED
Federal Board Gets Reports
 of Exports

Washington. Feb. 10 Rl-The fed. eral oil conservation board today re. ceiNed from leaders in the industry "a final symposium of suggestions for preserving the nations petroleum resources, preparatory to drafting It's report to President Coolidge. who created the board.
 Guided by Secretary Works open ing address as chairman of the board. in which he said it was de. sired 10 know how oil deposit, should be safeguarded through a na uonal policy. spokesmen for several branches of Inc industry offered va ricd proposals.
 There is sound reason for presunl- ing there is or is not, an ineXhausti. hlo supply of petroleum in the Unit cd States; whether the industry and government are, through haste and waste, sQuandcring our national re- sources. whether consumption and production are economically regu- lated. and as to other phases of the industry.
 The country now consumes ap- proXimately all the crude petroleum and gasoline ii produces each year, he said. adding: How long at this rate can We, as q nation. maintain our equilibrium in manufacture? Another important question he said was whether petroleum was being jndiCiously used as fuel.
 The secretary expressed disap- proval of tho oil leasing act of 1921.
 Possibility of a petroleum short age al any time unless present laws are changed was predicted by Henry l.. Doherty of New York. AS a rem edy h" suggested adoption of the unit plan of oil pool development.
 Arguing for revision of laws af- fectinS the industry, Mir. Doher,y declared "a petroleum pool Is by na- turc incapable of being divided up and operated according 10 the sur face divisions that have arbitrarily been created. lt must he developed as q unit 10 prevent both the waste of petroleum and gas, and economic waste as we'll"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10

at the homo of her daughter, Mrs. Ios'ph Connors. will be held al 2 o'clock tomorrow morning at the church Of our Lady Of Mercy. The oody will be placed temporarily in m" vault at West cemetery for fu. lNra burial in St, Joscph's cemetery.
 Local Cases Scheduled
 Tho driveway war of F. l., Ren2on and John j, Murphy is scheduled to he argued ont in the superior court Friday morning, This struggle, which arose over the use Of the drive north Of the R"Creations alleys on Whiting street. has been carried on with shovrls and motor trucks and will no he wrE"d with words. Ben 2on will ho represented by Kirkham, Hooper, liungcrford X Camp Of Now Britain and Murphy hy DoSlld GaiInoy, also Of New Britain,
 Tho action of Joseph Colclla against the Standard Paper Co. was sot for this morning. s, G. Casalo acting for Colella and II ,J Wcisman and |" '. Carroll for the defendant.
 Missionary Meeting
 \ meeting of the Woman's HomN and for"tgn Missionary society of tho Advent Christian church will be held tomorrow morning at the home ot Mrs, R, W. Morley. SG Park street This will he the quilting party postponed last week because Of the storm,
 Notes
 V't' regular lnid-week prayer u"r nngs will he held tomorrow eve. hing "t the plainyille NJ, F.. and Bap- list churches.
 A rehearsal of the drill team will be hold aftor the meeting Of Pythian Temple No. 2%. r. S. this evening.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
Would Award Varsity
 Letters for Contests

Cambridge. Mass. Feb. lo P, --- A requ"8t that contests with Princeton ho made I'll" games has been made Ivy the Harvard student council to the athletic committee, it was announced today. If the recommendation of th" council is adopted Fl" letters will be award cd to men who compete against Princeton in hockey. baseball. track and football. IL was not ask cd, however. that the oarSmen who row against Princeton receive varsity HIS"
 Sell that old furniture and buy now. Classified Ads will do it,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-10
STORM SIGNAL FOR
 SCHOOL CHILDREN Blowing Of Whistle Will An- nounCe ''N0 School" in Future TWO APPEALS ARE FILED
.'acieulcz Sentenced To Jail For 60 Days-Frcdrichs Gets 30 Day Sen tcncc-Mrs. Adams Secretary Of Pomona Granse-Items.

Provision for storm warnings to notify Berlin school children of the fact that there will be no sessions on such stormy days IS the authori- ties may decide that sessions are not advisable, is being made by Miss Mary E. Gliswold, superintendent.
 The system arranged by Miss GriSWoid In con nJUnctloN with the American Paper Goods O., is the same as that which is in effect in New Britain, During snoWsiorms or cloulburste, when thc supcIintend- tnl decides that there shall be no .hool, four long blasts will be b,oHn on the factory whistle at I:4j o'clock in the morning. Ii there are to be no sessions in the arternoon' tfc four long blasts will be repeated at ll:30 o'clock in the morning.
 This system will do away with the uncertainty in the minds of parents as 10 whether they should send tn" children 10 school on unusually un- pleasant days. Miss Griswold stated today that sine Is attempting to se- cure the use of the whistle at the Berlin Construction Co.,, for the s"me purpose and that she is also attempting to secure som" sort Of q signal 10 be used in East Berlin.
 She said that she approached the officials of the Stanley Chemical Co.,, with the request that the siren al tn3t plant be sounded IS q signal !, but 1t was impossible to secure the ,lse of this alarm because of tn" fact that it ls used only when there is fire al the plant, or when there are other unusual causes for alarm. lt vas said that the plant would like to cooperate with the school authorl- ties, but 1t would be impossible to make use of the siren, due 10 the ] fact that 1t Is heard only when there is danger,
 IL is probable that a whistle at one of the brick yards may be used, if the superintendent can make suck arrangements.
 The whistle system will he Of great help 10 Berlin residents inc superlntandent should be congrstu- lated for her foresightedness. The system will go into effect beginning tomorrow.
 Jaciewicz Gets so Days
 Mike Jaciewicz. Reckley farmer, who was tried In the Berlin town court last night on charge Of cruelty to animals, vas sentenced to SO days in jail by Judge George G. GrIswold, after the submitting or evidence. Jaciewicz through his at torney, B. Monkiewicz. filed an ap- peal to the superior court. Judge Griswold, in addition to the. jail sen tence. fined the defendant the costs of prosecution.
 Jaciewicz was arrested by Ohiccr Orville ventreB on January 9S. aft- CT agents of the Society for the Pre- vcntions of Cruelty 10 Animals had reported that conditions at his farm were deplorable. They recommend cl his arrest on the grounds that .2 head of cattle in his barn were being starved.
 Fr,SlriChs Takes Appeal A t'os,ir Irredrichs Of New Britain a,.r-ed with breach of the pca'' nni "SssuI'. was sentenced 10 %r ao,s IF joil iv Judge Griswold IF 70 ;c- sa apreal. He was moi