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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-11-25
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latham ismlet bebizonyosodott,
hogy mennyire sziiksege van mem
csak Youngstownnak, de minden
nagyobb magyarlakta vafosnak, a
hol egyhazaink egyleteink nagy
szamban vannak, k0z0s szervre. X
A mi Youngstown "Nagybi-
zottsag"- Junk, melyr5l AIT mond
,jak, hogy alszik, s6t, nemelyek,
hogy meghalt, igen alkalmas k0-
z0s szervnek, mutatkozott a roman
k0lcs0n elleni tiltakozasra.
"NagybNottsag" nelkGl, amely
m0gott oft all Youngstown es k0r
nyekenek egesz szervezett ma
gyarsaga, az amerikai napilapok
ncm kozoltek volna joakaratu
tiltakozasnnkat Romania szande-
kai ellen.
Kozel IL eve mar, hogv, mcgala.
kitottuR a "Nagybizottsagot' ts
vala'hanyszor sziiks6g volt RI es
valahanyszor fontos, k0z0s ma
gyar dologrol volt $50, mind'ie
meg is talaltuk a "Nagybizottsa-
got es hasznaltuk el5nyeit
Hogy a ",Nagybizottsag' nem
beteg es mem halott, az legjobban
beigazol6dott multi szombati
gyiilesen, ahol II magyar egyhaz
es testiilet volt kepviselve.
A "Nagybizottsagot'' fem kell
tartani, meg akkor is, ha csak egg
gyiilest tart egy evben. Kcll, hogy
magyarsagnak legyen kozos
SERVE. a multi hibaja italian az
volt, hogV Nagybizotisagot"
aprobb iigyek megbeszelesare,
olyanokra hivtak ossze, ami mem
erdekelt mindenkit. A "Nagybi-
zottsagot' tehat fem kell tarta-
nunk a legfontosabb, mindenkit
erdekl6, k0z0s iigyek intezesere.
Kozelednek az egyleti valaszta-
sok. December h6 folyaman a leg
t0hb egylet uj tisztviseloket va
laszt es exert mar most keriink
minden egyletet, hogy kildjenek
Xxi nagybizottsagi kepviseloket, a
Xix januar utolso vasarnapjan uj-
jaszervezik maid "Nagybizott-
sagot'', hogy az es annak tisztvi-
sel6i mindig keszen alljanak Macy,
k0zds agyek szolgalatara. -
A MAGYAR NAP megbeszele.
Sc szerintiink szinten fontossaggal
bir. Matgunknak hasznalunk, ha
magunkat hirdetjiik. Ezt pedig
csak oily szervezet utjan erhet6 ell
mint a "Nagybizottsag.''
Ha voltal6 hibak a multban
azok Matt kar lenne "Nagybi.
zottsagot'' vegkepp elejteni.
A napokban Cincinnatiban jar
tam, az ottani Verhovay, fi6k jul
ilcumi iinnepen. Sok jlbileumot
vettcm mar reszt, de ez kiil0n0:
megemlitest erdemel.
Cincinnatiban nagyon keves M
gyar nemzetisegi lakik. OFT, ma
gyarorszagi es erdelyi, szaszok e
svabok nevezik magukat magyar
roknak. Az egyletek Macy resze
mex tagsaga alig ert magyarul
megis magyar egyletnek tagjai.
Hogy a Verhovay iinnepelyel
megjelentek mindegyike megert
sen, kenytelen voltam a magya
mellett, nemetiil is beszelni.
A cincinnatii magyar nemeteA
yagy Interchangeable, ha ug
tetszik, jobIb magyarok, mint a
igazi magyarok. Unnepelyiik valt
di gyonyoriiseggel szolgalt. Bans
tos Hungariat, a magyar szineke
lelkesen tapsoltak. Es mem ug.
mint lit mifelenk, ahol olyan NJ
hez ketszaz magyart. egy iinn'
pelyre 0sszeszedni, Cincinnatiba
aligha maradt magyar odahaza
iinnepely delutanjan.
Tanulhatunk t6lik!
Vasarnap, regi, kedves barator
Thury Ilona jon kozenk, hogy v
link is megiinnepelje harmil
4 z
Evening star., 1926-06-06

APT. .39. l44s GIRARD ST. NV: cool.
attractive twO-rooni. kitchenette and bath
ant: piano: gas furnished. Columbia
Evening star., 1926-06-06

u MICHIGAN AVE. N.E-L.H.K.. APART
nent. ami, northern and southern PX-
posllre; bath. three closets. porch; garage
Evening star., 1926-06-06

623 E. CAPITOL ST-3 ROOMS AND
bath. completely furnished. $50. includins
fss and elect; garage space If desired.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

THE CoRDoyA. APT. 35?-TWo;RoOM
and bath apt. furnished: bright and 600
reasonable: half block to Conn. ave. North
Evening star., 1926-06-06

1891 CATHEDRAL AVE- LARGE ROOM
kItchenette. bath. Murphy bed: for Summer
months. Adams 8049-J or Col. 1925. &c
CLARENDON. VA. JUNE I5 TO SEPT. Is
attractive and very cool furnished six-room
city Convenience s 5o9 & South Spruce re'ist 81
Lyon Park. Telephone Clarendon 6i5-J-o
Evening star., 1926-06-06

I4th AND FAIRMONT sTs-NICELY FUR.
apt: pr kitchen: bath and balconies
to Sept 18th. Phone any time sun. or rali
after d Sat. and Mon. Adams S464 Ts
Evening star., 1926-06-06

l,lO4 l. ST. N.w--ENTIRE ind FLOOR
three large rooms. kitchen. bath, nicely ftiy-
nished: ami: adults: SlO0.
1912 OAK ST; N.w:-THREE-RO ROOM FIR
nished apt: lh.k.: sleeping porch. inst. hot
water: ladies small family
Evening star., 1926-06-06

1910 X N.W.-TWO LARGE SEMIBASE-
nlent rooms and hallway. completely fur
nlshed for housekeeping. Eas range. sink. re-
Evening star., 1926-06-06

All Platinum Diamond Din
ner Ring. set with II large tuil
Cut diamonds weighing Ia
carat, beautiful design. Party ty
must sacrifice. ........... .SzOU
Evening star., 1926-06-06

bath: SOS per month. Col. 03h5. Ant. g. :
| 1948 CALVERT ST. NEAR ROCK CREEK
Parks delightful rooms with large closets
| private bath, equipped for Ink: inst. hot
l water gas. Plec. phone. Summer rates
Evening star., 1926-06-06

1920 K ST N.W-ROOM BATH. DINETTE
modernly and completely furnished for
housekeeping: immediate possession. Apply
Ant or phone Frank. 6614
Evening star., 1926-06-06

MT. PLEASANT. a51s 18th ST. APT. 80
Living room bedrooms. reception hal.
/ porch. bath. breakfast room. kitchen; ,ea-
Evening star., 1926-06-06

APT. 81. l4I9 r ST. N.W-FIVE OUT
side rooms. bath. porch: comfortably fur
nished: rent all or part. North 249O-J. .
Evening star., 1926-06-06

1915 n. II. AvE-3-RooM APT: ATTRAC-
lively furnished; available for summer: rea-
sonahle rent Apt AZ. North 6143.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

132 2lst ST. N.w-NEWLY DECORATED
housekeeping apts.: one and two rooms SUIT
| able for couple of business women. Call M.
StOes, Potomac 1880
Evening star., 1926-06-06

and three delightful outside rooms, kitch
g. hall porch. ami: reasonable. North
Evening star., 1926-06-06

TWO LARGE ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL.
large kitchen and bath southern exposure
Chatham Courts: convenient to two car lines
and bus. Will suitcase until December at
cost to responsible party.
Call Adams 1874 before 10 and between
x and
Evening star., 1926-06-06

11O3 LAMONT-ENTIRE FLOOR OWN
er home two rooms kitchen with sink
bath conysnient. desirable location; adults
Evening star., 1926-06-06

42s I6th ST. -N.w.-3 ROOMS, BATH
orch; second floor: outside rooms: cool
Evening star., 1926-06-06

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK: s.
room housekeeping apt. private bath. front
and rear porch, laundry: cement yard, swing
oDen-atr tent. private garage, all included
hlS al door: ST. 1897 NeWfnn a. N ~
Evening star., 1926-06-06

LARGE. COOL GROOM APT FOR RENT
from from June & to Sept. l5. Suitable for four
kirls. IND and + sts NV. Close TO az
line Rent. ss5. Please phone North
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Two FIRsT-FLOOR APIS. ONE IN FRONT
and another in rear.
1022 9th st NV.
ATTRACTIVE 4-ROOM APARTMENT FOR
Summer: screened porch: cool; cheap ~
quiet people North 103S5 mornings.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

,pONY-Smill horse gentle. fine for chill
drcn or grown-uus: splendid condition: $40.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

f7TT ETR ST.-D0ubls rooms; hot and cold
rass3i;ss: sa3i ;csli saccslisut tsSls. fzss: aSae: 6.
26fY 36SK -- KarTp ffont room for two;
private h0me: ffne location: exceient
meals, Col. bSS2s
Evening star., 1926-06-06

FOUR ROOMS IN PRIVATE RESIDENCE
nIceiy furnished real kitchen: piano: front
ana rear pOrches: convenient TO two car lines
and bus line; adults: $40 per month
S19 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

OPPORTUNITY TO SCBLET COOL FRONT
= rooms. bath, Summer months: reasonab'e
1882 Mass. ave, Apt. II. Preferably connie
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Two-Carat Solitaire Diamond
Ring, beautiful cut and very
fiery gem. Lady's lS-kt. white
gold mounting. Must be sold
Evening star., 1926-06-06

1929 ST.. W SUBLET REDUCED
rates. denghtful single apt. open exposure,
walking distance dnWnfoWn
Evening star., 1926-06-06

424 EAST CAPITOL Sta LARGE ROOMS
and porch, Housekeeping. rent very reason
aoie; adults only. elec. light gas continuous
not water. hot-water heat: all free. ofice IN
Evening star., 1926-06-06

FoiJR-RooM Sf1f APARTMENT: TWO BED
Furnished or. unfurnished. 1905 Lanier .pl.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

for delivery at 3 months. quoted PRICES adj
vanced John Groves, English Village.
Refhesda Md. Phone Betnesda ll0-M.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

: ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL AND BATH
,urnlshed. for the Summer. $50. Adams
Evening star., 1926-06-06

,42S 18th ST. Nw.--1 ROOM, PRIVATE
path: second floor: outside rooms private
Evening star., 1926-06-06

nrsIBE To SUBLET BEG INNING ON OR
about June 23rd for . months. 18th Moor.
corner apartment, facing 18th e.. cSnsistins
Kitchen: reasonable to responsible party.
Apply at office of the Argonne. l62s Co
llrnbia rd. =.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

KOUNS, BATH With SHOWER. MI.
exposures; exceptionally attractive: in new
duplex; : blocks from 18th ST. bus: ga.
rage: S15. Adams 4201.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

COONS. five, old, one baby; genuine coon
dog, female: 9x9 tent. Address BOX Ss-A,
af7rn
Evening star., 1926-06-06

ONE ROOM. KITCHENETTE. BATH (MCR-
ply bed piano; June till Sept Is No
4O2 London Hall. Nam Nnl0 =.
Evening star., 1926-06-06
WANTED--ROOMS.

81 in small. cultured. Protestant. family,
preferably With 8 mother who has had col.
aoge work or taTFht school: In replying
kindly state conpssision 81 family and give
full particulars. Address Box 1S4-A. star
Ofice. ------------
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER went f,W,,nishssd " 4, Cd
kousekeeping. Address 30a aeaton pl. ne I.
e no 4 CLEAN. unfurnished rooms. by
younE couple, close in elect @ pssmansss'ns' rr nss'n'
BY TWO LADIES, one employed. about July
Is, two Ink. rooms. fuEnishsd ,. or unfur,
Iished; pcefer porch Fui garticu,l.a9rs part a,.9 hrst
ROOM, furnished, hy young man. IN ant,
near 18th and Columbia I'd: not over $50.
Address Box 466-Z. Star ONCE. g.
WANTED--Ro0m for mother. where boy
Evening star., 1926-06-06

goa wARDMAN PARK ANNEx-REFINEp
kitchen. bath apt. Col 4741.
LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH; AMI
adillts: transients also; Ink. 624 Rock
Evening star., 1926-06-06

aIa NORTH CAROLINA s. E.--THREE
rooms and bath, second floor: clean and
Evening star., 1926-06-06
DnCS PITTS. ITTC.

AIREDALE PUPPIES-Pedigreed hest regis
tered stock: bcauties. $40: 8 wcei;s. Phone
Evening star., 1926-06-06

DESIRABLE 3-ROOM FRONT APART
ment. nicely furnished. $50. Greene's. 111a
Evening star., 1926-06-06

FOUR real. BARGAINS.
Steel Blue. Perfect, Solitaire
Diamond Ring, weighs about
Ia carat. \ rare beauty and
unusual brilliancy. handsome
1adv's platinum mounting, a
real bargain. n............-.' .'o+co
Evening star., 1926-06-06

Special Dinner, $l.25.
HoEden Terfa00 Inn.
16Sz CAnns ave-. n.MN
Evening star., 1926-06-06

11o4 i. Nv LARGE. NICELY FURN
room. KIT. bath: Ami: convenient down
town: very desirable: adults; $50. So
APT. 500. 1873 COLUMBIA RID ROOM
corner apt Very cool. very nicely filr
npdhsnsd. phn. piano INCLUDED. nud Cheap for summer
Evening star., 1926-06-06

THE KEDRICK 1901 K ST. NV APT 4O4
One large room reception hall large clos
ets and bath; possession June ] 5th Sc.
Evening star., 1926-06-06

8 r.. X. B.. COMPLETE: NEW TWIN
beds: rent so. 1S0S Conn, ave. Apt. 4 or
Evening star., 1926-06-06

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. FIRST FLOOR
front. southern exposure: convenient north
west location: S56 so. Call Potomac 225a-J.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
GERTRUDE EDERLE IS GIVEN BACKING
American Sporting Fraternity Resents Foreign Criticism

New York, Aug. 17 Rl-European criticism of Gertrude Ederle, to the effect that she was enabled to make her channel swim by accompanying tugs has aroused an answering storm of protest from American ad- mirers.
 Ridiculous" "unsportsmanlike, |" absurd unfortunate" prompted by jealousy were some of the comments.
 If there is a tug affoat that can appreciably diminish the channel seas or cause the tide 10 cease run rtns, we have never heard of it." says the New York World today.
 Commenting on the accusation that Miss Ederle was too close to one tug that she was drawn along by suction, the World remarks that mo boat making two knots an hour. 90 as to keep pace with a swimmer. would cause suction enough 10 worry about, if any"
 Miss Ederle got there because she had two things: muscle and brains" the World concludes. There are no rules for chanenl swimming except that you must swim. She did"
 T can only attribute the attempted aspersions to jealousy" said Miss Charlotte Epstein. former president of the Women's Swimming associa- ton of New York. The persons that have criticized Gertrude for being accompanied by a tug are ap- parently not familiar with the meth- ods used by previous swimmers of the channel. All Of them, without exception, were accompanied by
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
VALENTINO IN
 FIGHT FOR LIFE
PeritonitiS Causes Concern for
 Welfare of Screen Sheik

New York, Aug. IT P>-Rudolph Valentino. sheik of the silver screen, was fighting desperately for his mil- hon dollar life today in bower of roses at the Polyclinlc hospital.
 His physicians have revealed that local pertonitis had already devel- opcd when the film star was operat- ed on Sunday night for appendicitis and gastric ulcer. The peritonial poisoning, doctors said, usually be- comes general, and when it does the patient dies, The strong resistance Of the screen actors splendid phy- siqne was said to be his only hope.
 Valentino has the most expensive and one of the largest suites in the hospital, but there was not enough room in it for all the flowers sent him by admirers, and many were sent to the rooms of other patients. The hospital telephone switchboard was swamped with inquiries about him. A special waiting room was set aside for callers.
 Among telegrams of sympathy was one from Jack Dempsey and his wife, Estelle Taylor of screenland. Pola Negri, who announced recently that she was engaged to Valentino on trial, said in Los Angeles that she would take the first train to New York to see him after she finished the picture on which she is working.
 Valentino asked several times yesterday about Miss Negri and had a telegram sent to her saying he was recovering from his operation He was not allowed to read any of the telegrams sent him himself, and very few were read to him.
 It was reported that Ealentino's first wife. Jean Acker, had called at the hospital. but this was denied by his manager, s. George Ullman.
 The screen sheik's life is insured for s1,0o0.o00 in favor of his pro- ducer, Joseph M. Shenck.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
FLASHES OF LIFE: SUSPENDERS FOR
 WOMEN IS LATEST FASHION DECREE

New York-The latest from Gay Farce: Suspenders holding up skirts. Worn by Miss Ruth Raisler arriving on the Leviathan.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
REMINGTON NEWS

Mrs, Benjamin Clark and .daugh- ter are visiting Mir. and Mrs. Charles Russ at the Junction.
 Rev. Lloyd Reich preached his farewell sermon at the Congrega- tional church on Sunday morning. MT. Reich's plans are indefinite but it is thought that he might return to Indiana.
 Truman and Norman Camp, Jr., spent Sunday with their brother. William Camp. who is at Fort Terry, Plum Island, for the month of August.
 The weekly Bible school for chill dren which Miss Anna Luce started two or three weeks ago has been discontinued for the rest of the summer.
 Rev. and Mrs. Harry Martin of Three Rivers. Mass, have been wis iting Mrs. Martins parents on Cedar street. Rsv. MT. Martin formerly was the preacher in the Center Congregational church.
 Miss Leora Saunders returned last night from a two weeks vacation trip to Porto Rico.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
ICED "SALADA" TEA .,,, Is the ideal summer drink.
Is the ideal summer drink.

boat, and in some cases by the same tug, Asace, under Captain Costa"
 Tt is ridiculous to assume that any tug can stem the drift of the channel tide" said L. c. D. Hand ley, swimming expert. There's no rule against the use Of q tug in crossing the channel. It's consider ed part of the equipment"
 Tt seems to me that sort of thing springs from jealousy" said Mrs Henry Moscowitz, a friend of Mrs Clarabelle Barrett.
 Thirteen year old Nathalia Crane, the child poet. declared; Those who are fearful of fraud had bet tc~ leave the gun deck" she said. Calais and Dover and the distance between told the story. She has car red the standard and every real American will turn the heel to every suggestion of slur upon her glory"
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
Thousands Attending
 Dentists Convention

Philadelphia, Aug. r (P-Several thousand scientists and dental prac- titioners from all parts of the world were here today for the seventh in- ternational dental congress. It is expected to be the greatest con- clave in the history of dentistry.
 Official delegates from almost every nation will be present at the invitation of President Coolidge, who issued it on authority of an act of congress, and appointed a special commission to represent the United States government.
 The last international congress was held in the United States in St. Louis in 1904. The sixth congress, which convened in London in 1914, was adjourned abruptly with the outbreak of the World War.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17

church organizations and others, it was announced late last night after a conference of majority of the exposition's board of directors.
 The conference was held behind closed dors in Mayor Hendricks office. A spokesman for the di- rectors gave brief statement to rewspapermen after the meeting as follows:
 ''The stand Of the directors on the question of opening the sesqui- centennial exposition on Sundays wa sdetermined several weeks ago, and officials of the exposition were instructed how 10 act. There was nc action last night to rescind or amend those instructions, None Of the directors suggested any change in policy, and the open Sunday question remains unchanged"
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17

So Bohumir Kryl. noted composer and owner of famous band has learned.
 Ten years ago, the composer, de- sirous Of musical careers for his two daughters, exacted from each promises that they would not marry before they were 30. In return he promised each of them $10o,00O as reward.
 Four years later Josephine KMl. a violinist of note married Paul Tay- Tor White, the composer and forfeit ed her S1oo.QeO.
 Marie Kyrl. widely known as a pianist, at that time was enjoined by her father to remember her promise and not follow her sisters example.
 Now comes Marie, who admits that she has been engaged for a year to Spiro Hadjekyriakso. a titled Greek whom she met in Ber- lin last summer.
 Really it's most romantic" she declared, 'I was introduced to him by Prince Joachim Albrecht, the composer, who is a cousin of ex- Kaiser Wilhelm. We fell in love at once and became engaged almost as soon."
 Her father, she says, has given his consent, but he emphatically de- nies there will be a withdrawing,
 But meanwhile she continues her rousseau shopping expeditions and admits that already she has spent $5,000 and has scarcely started.
 Her fiance will arrive in New York in three weeks. She intends to meet him there and make final arrange ments for the wedding. She said it was likely she and her husband would sail for Greece soon after the wedding.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17

AFTER due deiberaton of the contest letters the XA Company of New York takes great pleasure in names of the winners. The Lucky 79' who received to be most heartily congratulated They worked hard fo And those thousands of other friends and customers W
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17


 Farce: suspenders holding up skirts. Worn by Miss Ruth Raisler arriving on the Leviathan,
 Buffalo-How men can avoid colds: Just emulate the girls in the matter of clothing Praising light airy frocks and bobbed hair. Dr. E. B. Mountain of Des Moines, speak ing at the national fraternal con- gress, noted the perls of men with unventilated heavy garments.
 New York-Boys and girls con- 'templating swimming at Coney should first go to the police station and have their bathing suits meas ured. A little sarcasm by Magistrate Hirshf1eld in freeing scores of fair bathers who were in court for not wearing enough or something such. Daventry, England-Many rich people in England are dirty take it from the marquis of Northampton; they have been badly brought up and have never been taught to be clean.
 New York-Dimetrius sigelakis. who has worked on freighters in the seven seas, is going to try to go around the world as captain of his own craft. a 22-foot sailboat he has built himself. Teddy. an airedale, will accompany him.
 Montreal-Lawrence and Frank Naumann of New York have come from New York in an 1S-foot canoe, making a 1,50o mile trip in 4S days,
 New York-The truth Is out. When Fanny Hurst. author, was married to Jacques Danielson a few years ago she said that they had separate apartments. but had break fast together twice a week and now. upon their return from abroad, she says: "The truth is that I never do eat breakfast"
 Rome-D'A is going to travel as a Franciscan pilgrim to Assist, where he will meet Mussolini and decide with him how to unite Italian artists in a happy family.
 New York-J. P. Morgan has sue cumbed to the apartment house in vasion of exclusive residential dis tricts. One of the twin brownstone residences of the family on Madison
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
BOYS ARRESTED FOR THEFT

The detective bureau of the police department has taken into custody several boys under Is years of age, and will present them in juvenile court Saturday morning, for petty thefts. Included in the offense with which the lads are charged are en- frances to Gordon Bros. and La- caVa's stores on Commercial street, and the theft of fruit in the rear of Belkin's warehouse opposite the police station.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17

avenue in the Murray Hill district is to be replaced by ten-story apartment house. George Futile Brokaw has obtained legal permis- sion to rage the family mansion on Fifth avenue and build a 13-story apartment house. And Colonel George Harvey is to develop a 64- acre tract in Westchester county for exclusive country homes. Canberra. Australia-The assuies are initiating the Tanks, with whom they got along famously in France. Canberra, Australia's District of Co., lumbia, is 10 be dry. But unlike Virginia and Maryland, sale of liquor lis legal just outside of Canberra.
 New York-Rene Fonck is taking no chances on being murdered by French chefs when he flies to France from these parts. No, it's all wrong about him carrying hot chowder and Iterrapin in vacuum cans. Cookery from NeV- York to Paree?" he re- marked. Tt Is like what you call coals to Newcastle" Rockland. Me.-Lady Astor is an ardent collector of antiques. She found so many treasures ashore that a boat had to wait an hour to take her back to her sisters island home in Penobscot Bay.
 Hartford tnv motorist who goes as slow as 20 miles an hour during heavy traffic is liable to be arrested. The state police are going ito take action to relieve the conges- ton.
 Norwalk-Police announce arrest of Antonio Padula wanted In con- .nection with the shooting of Genero Clement.
 Derby-Search for William Jones, negro, alleged driver of automobile that struck and killed Mrs. Mary MCDonnelI, continues.
 New HaVen-Storm caused much damage to street pavements.
 Wallingford-Shoe box murder case of 40 years ago revived when Mrs. Nellie Smith of New Haven re- ported to police victim may have been her father.
 Hartford - Chapman-Lord bout called off because of storm.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17

Darien-Samuel Engs, 10, disap- pears from home.
 Brookfield - William Ostrander, 46, commits suicide,
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
Sesqui Will Continue
 To Be Omen Sundays

Philadelphia, Aug. IT tP - The sesquicentennial will continue to be open on Sundays, despite the cam FdIgn of opposition being waged by
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17
Spurns Hundred Thousand Dollars to Wed N0bleman

Chicago. Apg. 17 QF-Promises go for naught when love intervenes even through the contract involved S10o,000.
New Britain herald., 1926-08-17

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