New Britain herald., 1927-10-24

is what he meant in his so-called ambiguous phrase, but his state ment at the meeting could be in terprcted in many ways"
 JOHN CARBO."
 The statement of Mir. Fitzsimons. referered to in the communications, was to the effect that The select men have contract With the voters, which cannot be broken without impeachment" MT. I'itz- simons explained the matter more fully in an interview granted a representative Of the Herald on Oc- tobcr 20.
 Julian AndiulcWicz Julian AndiulewiCz, 70 years ot age, q; resident of Konsington for the past two years, died yesterday at the home of his daughter. Mrs John $. Golcndoski Of Langdon Lane, after an illness of six months. He came to Kcnsington about two wears ago, having resided in New Britain for some time. He was rc- tired.
 He Is survived by three sons, Frank of New Britain; Walter ol Brooklyn, x. Y. and Anthony ol Berlin, the hitter having been prlu- cipal at the Sacred Heart school i New Britain. for several years. and 1 two daughters, Miss Phyllis Andiu- ilcwcz and Mrs. Golcndcski. Anthony ! is q former member of the New i Britain school board.
 The funeral will be held tonlor, row morning at o'clock at St Pauls church, kcnsington, Rev John C. Brennan officiating. Buri1 will be in St Mary's cemetery, New Britain.
 Musical Program Tonight
 A special musical program i: scheduled for this evening at tn, regular weekly meeting Of the Ken sington Sewing club. The meeting will be held at home of Mrs. Miltor Emery of Pennington avenue, who will be assisted by Mrs. John Moore in the capacity of hostess.
 The program will be as follows Joy of the Morn.' soprano solo bl Mrs. Douglus DeMcrs; Chaminade'; "Etudc de Concert" q piano solo by Mrs. W, $, Norton, and "Tick Tick-Tock,' q contralto solo, b! Mrs. Frank Stuhlman of Hartford
 The club is at present at Worl dressing dolls which will be pre- scented to the visiting nurse Wh' will. in turn, present them to elm! dren as Christmas gifts. Thos' which are not ussed by the nirS will be turned over to children homes.
 Whist Wednesday Night
 A whist will be held Wcdnesda evening at o'clock at the Y. A E. hall by the St. Paul'S T. X. | society. This will be one of q scric ci weekly Whists, which will b held throughout the winter month,
 Drum Corps Rehearsal
 The T. A. E. drum corps wi hold its regular weekly rchcarsa tonight at s o'clock at the hall i konsington.
 Delivers sermon Here There are still 30,000 children { :: be taken care of in the Near IIas according to cRv. F. A. Narrow, di rector of Near East Relief for Con nccticut, who delivered the addres of the day at the Berlin Congr"ga tional church morning service yes tCrday. He stated that the cost ( providing for one child for year , about $l00 and he urged his lister CTS not to let down on their contr buttons. since the organization whic Is engaged in taking care Of tn children in the Near East needs a the money it can get to carry on th worthy work. Rev. Mr. Narrow
 well known here, having his res dencc in Hartford.
 First Prayer Meeting The first prayer meeting Of 1T winter season will be held al tl Berlin Congregational church c Thursday evening of this week ; 7:3o o'clock. Rev. samuel A. Fisk pastor of the church. will be charge. Tine discussion of the ev' r ming will concern the place of Il
 prayer meeting in the church. Du ing November the Berlin church wi
 unite with the First and Sout
 churches of New Britain in q Seri'
 of mid week evening lectures (
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