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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
Berlin news
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soda, Ice cream and cake will be
on sale. Women OF the congregation
are requested by the pastor to
bring food donations for the az
fair.
The regular mid week service
the Kensington Methodist church
which was scheduled for Thursday
evening. has been postponed until
Friday evening. august s, at 7:45
o'clock. The Neumann Fund offer
ing will be taken at this time.
Work Progresses
Work on the concrete culvert be-
ing constructed at the foot of Da-
mon Hill on Pennington avenue is
progressing rapidly. Half of the via
duct is completed and work on the
other half will begin tomorrow. The
one way passage through the spot
has proved a trouble maker for cars
ascending and descending the hill,
adequate tagging activities alone
preventing possible tangle of ma
chimes.
Beckley crossing bridge Is also
nearing completion as sport OF ex-
traactivities brings the date for the
final opening of the bridge near at
hand. The uprights have been set in
place and actual construction oper-
ations will be started some time this
week, grading and filling work hav'
ing been completed.
Tabs Thrash Watervflle
The St. Paul Tabs baseball team
walloped the Waterville Tabs at
snappy game played at Percival
avenue field, Kensington, Saturday
afternoon. The final score was to
0, Mccormick, who was on the
mound for the locals, allowing only
three hits. Maxwell and Maxwell,
the brother battery for Waterville,
allowed five socks at the leather,
the Tabs punching them In the
sixth and eighth innings for the
winning runs.
East Berlin Items
Mr.. and Mis-. George E. Dalbey,'
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lawrence and
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Stevenson motor
ed to Jobs pond in Marlboro Satur-
day to visit the Misses Betty and
Virginia Dalbey and Norma Law
renee who are spending~their vaca-
ton at the Girls Scout camp
There will be no meeting Of the
community club this week as all
meetings have been postponed for
the month of August:
Mrs. A. A. Barnes and the Misses
Mabel and Winifred Barnes have re-
turned from a weeks vacation spent
at the Plainville Camp Grounds
where they attended the annual
camp meeting exercises.
Mrs. J. Rose Belden and Victor
Belden returned home today from
Plainville where they have been at
tending the camp meeting. They
made their headquarters at the
Middletown house.
The Epworth league will hold its
ming. All who plan to attend should
meet at the church at GAS o'clock.
The social will be dog roast and
bacon bat. 1t is probable that the
event will be held at Silver lake.
Gaylord Read is spending his va
cation at West Cromwell with his
grandmother Mrs. E. G. Lakewood.
The Modern Woodmen will meet
at Athletic Hall this evening at
o'clock. Action on new members will
be taken.
There will be a meeting OF the
Pythian sisters this evening at Com
munity hall at 5 o'clock. All men,
bers are asked to attend.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
APPEALS BUILDING RULING

Walter Yablonski of SO Miller
street has appealed to the board
of adjustment from the refusal Of
Building Inspector A. N. Ruther-
ford to grant him permits to re-
model a Bungalow in the rear of
his home into a, .three-car garage,
and to build a veranda on the
house fronting on Miller street.
Yablonski, through Attorney L. j.
Colon, sets forth that the project
ed work will not injure property
values in his locality, and if he is
not permitted to carry through his
plan he will suffer a heavy flnan-
cial loss.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
NOW YOU
ASK ONE
The Answers

Wyoming was the first state to
adopt women's suffrage.
2-Wellington and Napoleon led
the opposing armies at Waterloo.
3-Ethan Allen was the hero Of
Ticonderoga.
4-Fort Sumter is in Charleston
S. c., harbor.
5-Pennsylvania and Maryland
were separated by the original Mason
and Dixon line.
-Powhatan was the father of Po-
cahontas.
7-Columbus made four voyages
to America.
Zanzibar is an island of East
Africa.
9-The Thousand Islands are in
the St. Lawrence river.
1o-Scotland was once called Gale
donia-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
YANzETTI ASKS FOR
MORE FOOD SUNDAY
SacCo Continues to Refuse Meals,
Wife Cries After Interview

Boston. Aug. 1 LP)-Entering the
week in which his fate is expected
to be decided, Bartolomeo Vanzetti,
convicted with Nicola Sacco of MUIR
der, today appeared to have aban-
doned the hunger strike which both
had carried on for two weeks. Van
zetti accepted milk. coffee and bread
served him for breakfast at the state
prison today. Yesterday he not only
ate a portion Of the regular meals
but asked for bread fro supper,
which is usually omitted on Sunday
night. Sacco this morning continued
to refuse all food.
Fanzetti also accepted the prison
luncheon today but Sacco persisted
in his refusal to touch the food. Mrs.
Sacco visited her husband this fore
noon and on her departure appeared
greatly affected by the interview
Governor Fuller upon his arrival
at the State House today went into
conference with his personal coun-
sell Joseph Wiggin.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
Aged Trespasser Will
Get Rest in AlmshOuse

Meriden, Conn. Aug. 1 OPAL
fred E. Dondero, aged So. Of Sc
Platt avenue. was discharged by
Judge Alfred B. Aubrey in police
court today. after he was found not
guilty on a charge of driving while
under the influence of liquor.
Richard Metcalf, aged rs, who
has no permanent address was sent
to the almshouse for a few weeks
rest. He was arrested yesterday for
trespassing on railroad property.
Joseph Moran of Burlington. Vt,
had sentence suspended on a similar
count when he explained that he
had hoped a freight train in order
to get to New Milford where he has
been promised a job.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
DIES FROM THIRST

Yuma, Ariz., Aug. l (UP)-Wan-
dering in circles for days in the
Arizona desert, Larry McEntee, 70.
gold prospector, died within three
miles of water. The aged miner be-
came lost two weeks ago in the
trackless wastes. Airplanes and
posses searched for him without
avail
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01

and is noted for his ability as
fancy ice skater. He has won a
number of prizes in competition on
skates and for several years he has
been pupil Of Professor Gins
burgh of the Iceland Skating Pal
ace in New York city.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
City Items

Employees OF Landers. Frary &
Clark, Fafnir Bearing Co. and
Skinner Chuck Co.. cash your pay
checks at RaphaeTs Department
Store: no obligation whatever.-advt
James E. O'Brien, Americana
ton director. has purchased houss
on Stanley street from Rose A. BED,
ford. The deal was handled
through the offices of Cox G. Dunn.
Tents with collapsible steel poles
to rent. Eddy Awning and Decorat-
ing Co. 231 Arch Street.-Adyt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01
POLICE CHIEF FIVE YEARS
William c. Hart Was Policeman is
Years and Regular Only IA Years
When Made Head Of Force.

Chief OF Police William C. Hart
versary of his appointment as head
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01

Buenos Aires, Aug. 1 CP-Three
mass meetings by labor organiza-
tons as part of an international
movement to bring about the release
of Nicola Sacco' and Bartolomeo
Fanzetti, under sentence of death in
Massachusetts, took place quietly
here yesterday. Speakers referred to
the innocence of the two men and
declared their execution would con-
stitute miscarriage of justice.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01

Hartford, Conn. Aug. l (JP) -
More than 500 workers V no attend
ed the state labor field day adopted
resolutions assuring Sacco and Van
zetti of their sympathy in their hun
ger strike and requesting their
pardon by Gov. Alvan T. Fuller.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01

Golfers of New York are losing
about 200, 900 balls each week.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01

Norways new labor court has al
ready settled several wage disputes.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1927-08-01

of the police department. Chief
Hart has been a policeman for 2S
years and became head of the de-
partment Is years after he Joined
the force.
He became a supernumerary po-
liceman, May 20, 1904. and was ap-
pointed a regular patrolman July /
1908. June IS. 1916, he was made
a sergeant and on May 9. 1922, he
was made chief detective sergeant.
Three months later he became chief
of the department, succeeding Will
liam ]. Rawlings, who resigned.
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
OBITUARY
Mrs Olin W. Torrey

Funeral services for Mrs. Olin w. Torrev. lifelong resident of Thompson and Putnam. who died at her home in East Putnam, Saturday morning, were conducted at the home of E. E. Torrey Tuesday at p. m., Rev. :. Maine of Attawaugan officiating The bearers were Frank Smith, c NJ Burrin Ar thur Cutler and W. A. Hawkins. Bur ial in family lot at Putnam Heights.
 Carrie Bowen Torrey was born in Thompson. daughter of Jesse and Emma Barber Bowen. June 2o, 1873. She was an elementary teacher and was also active in church work. In October. 1903, she married Olin Tor rey. Four children were born to them but each died in infancy Five years ago in April she was stricken with q paralytie shock which caused her death She was patient sufferer. and friend to all. She is survived hv her husband and niece, Mrs. Marion Bowen Hawkins of West Gle- cester. also several other nieees and nenheWs
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
Luther Kawson
nnlliIuIIal


 Luther E. RaHseH. q lifelong resi- dent of North Woodstock, passed .azat Wednesday evening. April Is tffur- eight Woeks af untold suffering .a#tu ue8iaeHia following other tfuu- ht h- dird peacefully in sleep Mr Raw HaH VUs f.H8 fIy cared for hy his am.ls aHl every wish granted to the last faf H- comfort.
 al RaR-un was the son of the late EHa-m aud Eanc Hubbard RaWseu and was eiehty=ane years Of age He dfed H thr house whore he was born and had lged in Woodstock all his lfe except two years when he lived in Auburn. Mass He was manager of the well known Darling farm al that time bat home sickness forced .hm e. return ta Woodstock. He has been on the farm ever since.
 Besides his daughter Clara he leaves one young woman who has lived wifh him since childhood and was like am own daughter co him.
 Mr. Rawseu was af a quiet dispo sltinu and wen many friends and all who knew him loved hm He was a kindly neighb9r and Wll be greatly missed in his home
 The funeral wa held If his home au Saturday amid prefusion of beautiful flowers Hc was uderly iaid to rest In tha quiet cemetery at North Woodstock Th9~efKices were conducted b, the Rev II < Baker of
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06

Hf Nam. Pomfret and Front streets and stated that strangers coming south er Man street had no Way Of telling .has they would go te the right of t H turning into Front street The marker Isz go far south chat it leads e tha belief that as h many cities. [.
 Haf intended lA4t drive; conan F south hou.d pass around H. He thought th the street should be
 aa HtH white lHe la make t plan Hl4 course driver should H4EIa
 i rlHaseaSas the leHt < Pa~ HaH Hy tlr Tbura79l ca'iei Inc ttzHfH Ta the faet 5HaE fWo new IgH had heea placed on sa1la Mann -.fe#. making q fine parkns space zsN#l4ele Ht night ThI= hf9u#hf uf the matflraf parking during th aH meE months. ah#eh #aaz d=eu=e
 Alderman-af Large Richard stated that the Bremen had applied for q license ta conduct a carnival H. aid hat as fhe department Wal volunteer department he believed that f thry decide to go through with the ear nival they should be granted % hcens, without charge It wHs SO voted
 After the hiI,swcre read. approH l and ordered paid. Mayor Protem Al word adiorned tho meeting for one r eek in the event the arbitration eeT# nittec is ready tn report
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
WEDDING
Davi,-Robbins

The NJ E. parsonage, East Thomp- son. was filled. Thursday evening when Rev. George Davis, pastor Of the Methodist church during tine past year was married to Miss Marion Robbins If East Thompson. The nuptiai cere- mony was performed by Rev. orrin Tourtellotte of Hartford. The bride wore a beautiful white bridal gown made by herself. and carried a large houquet. 4 reception was given the couple al the parsonage by Mrs. How land. Refreshments were served. Tn addition to many pretty and usef ai presents there were presents Of How CTS and envelopes containing sums oi money. Rev and Mrs. Davis VIII re- main iii East Thompson for the pres eHt
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
Wheeler

There was agHHa wedding at the home of Nr. and a1rs. George II Brown. Park street. Wednesday ai- tarnaon. at one o'clock, when their aHeee. Mss Dorothy Stcerc Wheeler, Ii graduata of the PHam High school commercial deH8rtH# Ca 70 l'z9. EalsH5a Ea. IrIzIe#az llitaal Calder. a retired business man af PEaHid nee Nr. and Mrs Calder left immediately fer a motor trip through New York state. to Niagara Fafs and C. Wash ngtau Upon their raturn theE will he at hamy 9H NafragaHset Boulevard. Providence.
 The bride wore gown of powder blue trimmed with lace and carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and lilies of the valley.
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
MUSICIANS GIVE BALI.

Putnam Local. American Fe5,, ton of Musicians, held Its first ,, nual concert and ball n Odd FeBsv hall. Monday evening There s. good attendance and the venB, was a success. Preceding tho ses, ing of the hall there was band q. cert at the corner of Main and ps- fret streets. Pep's orchestra Of |. pieces gave concert in the hI from to s.30 followed he g,-s ing until one o'clock.
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
BOY MAYOR PROTEIN ACTS
 AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE
Continued from pareule

ometmc had Ihe huaiue ~ Inc evening aAas as follow
 fhe Captain of i'Hfcg reported I1 arrests d#ne tHe month af AHr' fWa prisoners were taken ta @ Fms and ea=H collected H .he alH zaaf mHntel f8 s79I THH. eHup Wgre iod Inn rHpaHl accepted and ordered filed
 Hlad ef fhe committees 4ere ealled upen ta reHoH h4l there Nete Ho r. H.t hiaaeHmu#
 K E ThHfH made au iufurma report faH Che arbitration committee fbe reHarf appearing m mathef col amH
 The city clerk read report If side walks n thr eity out nf repair
 Chief Thufsfou uf the fire depart meuf said that there had already beer use for the new motor generator puf chased by the city He said thai when its purchase was suggested that # was very uncertain if it would be needed in the near future but chat a sitaation had arisen where. had th1 generator not been on hand there would have been uo way of charging th- batteries for the hrc system =panicIsou only has one generator, ti ChHf Thur ton They know Hg have t@a and hope ta borrow one fr0m 10. u cHse of cmcrEeneX.
 Directing Lines
 Nr Thurston also eulled attention ta .hr ieut policeman at the junction
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
EVANGELIST HOOD
Boston Man Will Conduct Series of
 Meetings Here

Evangelist Howard Hood af RQ ton. will begin series of evangelistic meetings n Putnam at the Salvation Army Citadel on Wednesday evening May { untl Sunday the 18th
 Mr Hood Is man of long eNperl ence iu church work Meetings every night except Monday.
 There will also be given stereopticon slides an various topics. Each night will mean new features
 These meetings will bo interdenom- national and all are invited Meet 'nrs will begin every evening al eight o'clock
 There will be a very special meet ing at night on Mothers Day. May x The citadel will be tastefully decor ate8 n honor of the occasion. special hymns of mothers will be used and music suitable for the event will ac- company There will also he an appro. rratt address given on Mother
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
ATTEND GREAT SUN COUNcu
 AT BRIDGEPORT, TUEsnl,

Past Saehems P. A. Gardner Ana, Welch and Austin Lincoln trailes < the hunting grounds of Bridgera- Tuesday, to attend the torty.s,. great sun council of Improved 0rss of Red Men. Addis Welch and As. tin Lincoln represented Wapaassa. Tribe, No. 63. and P. A. Gardner i, :, member of the memorial eommi,tss
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
Rummage= Sale

Rummaee Sale in the eas4s. ..z in che Stoumbelis Building on N. street Saturday, May 1tH Open is, 2 d m. until , p. m. A#
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
BOY OFFICIALS
Give Fire Drills at Schools
 Good Records Made.

fbc city ofHcia# rrutempore were given some interesting experience by Chief Ralph r. fhurston of the Putnam inc department AceamH nied bv Captain of Police William Iarv and <. Newton }aa2hn. thr young officials of thsd went tp=aii of tha schools Of the cllg where 6re=df.lIs #era t4d Ihe ea alt s4 as folluA
 Putnam UisH eh5ol pupil n i seconds. Tfaae School sseeaad= smith Street school. 27 seconds g. Mary's school tHew.i uHnufe 7ad 13 seconds. St Mafy eh4ol le.al Al seconds; Israel Putnam school 1 minute ] seconds
 The chief protempurc MAS instruct cd in the operating mechanism ot the various types of fire alarm boxes in the city and the fire alarm system was explained to him At 6 ?. m. the bumper was taken out and an cXhi- bition of its working was given at the trench on Pomfret street
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06

4 velour hat has appeared I don that is light one de aa 5=f. an the other. capable of beng fsyfal according to the weather
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06

Mrs Roy Fulton arrived tn Putnam Thursday afternoon from San Diego California. and E tho guest of her parents. Mr and Mrs. Silas M Wheel
 ack Church street. Mrs Fulton will remain in Putnam while hcr husband Dr Fulton Is tn China with the '. s.
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06

A four call brought out Che Hook & Ladder Company last Friday after noon fer a chimney fire in a house eH Smith street owned by tlirie Because ieil
 At ia ta Wednes lay afternoon ahe truck aa called out for rhmueg fire at MHt street u thp house of V. Bih aut No dam1ee
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06

Covering l7.S0o square miles. Cana das nea national preserve, Wood Ba Hala Park .is the size of Scotland. Y contains moo huffaloes
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06

East Woodstock. The bearers were his nephews. The family have the sympathy of their many friends.
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06
MYERS TWO TANKS ON
 EAST SIDE OF CITY

Continued from page one
Putnam patriot., 1927-05-06

Nr Thurston also eulIed attention ta tha leut policeman at the junction
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-10-11

gloszaca zasciu ME podae
amerykafy nordycy, Europe ludzi
cywizoWanych lepem umieia
lycie dzentemansku zachowac Gruboskornosc
chownei ameykanskiej oglady wylaz szyd}o worka
konserwayWne psma parYske zapowadaja
kch stosunkow pomiedzy Rosa owiecka
stosunkow przyjsc lada
katastroy da odwrocc dopusc
do spay carskch dugow
Frana traktat neagreywnosc Do
ny sic weke mierze rancuskie, prowadzy
eka kampane przeciw ambasado5w Ros Paryzu D. Rakow
sku, marynarce wSrod cywlne .ludnosci Paryzu.
Ponau vice Francja przekonuje namacalne
skorze, rzadem boszewckm zgodze
leka IDA sic chwa korej Europa zgodne
wszeke wspozyce niemoziwe
wisko akem oddawna Pka znajduje
szkadzania, pomagac Poce bedzie
Meksykanska kampana prezydncjalna
pou bitwy Wedfug ocanych komunkatow kandydac
prezydena generaowie Arnuo Serrano
stoay czele obozu przeciwaacego
Obregona zbuntowai general Alaro
Obregon zgiosi goowosc wyjscia przecwko
merry ofcerow zbunowao stolcy podobnych
buntach ganizonach fedranych donosy weu
ch mcowoSc Prezydent wys4a wyborowe swe woska
spa1a uda prae zgnieciona
Zdae to niepowodzene rebeantow
seh losac jake kandydatow urzad Meksyku
JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-10-11

PoNca wowska dokonaa senacyjnego odkrycia
szake obroncow generaa Zagokego redagowaa uo
rozpowszechnane wszysch zakatkach
Poske.
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odoywafy sic posedzena tajn mec gdze znadowaa
sic taJna dukana drukarn znaezono weego
ulotek sace kopr zaadresowanych
~ i przemysowc6w
Aresztowano przewaznie sudentow 4niedzy ukrahca
skompromltowanego
ktory wysepowa przeciwko Marszalow
ia sWego bya bardzo gona zszego wynka
przeciwko Marsakowi Pudskemu ego Polsi
gotoWi wesc przymierze r6znem spoecznem
pyle tylko zaszkodzc nteresom panstwa pokiego.
Nadszed do Warszawy dug l pisany reka Zag6rskiego
pzez nego podpisany wys}any uz ME
rym jest roWnez sprawach penieznyh
Zagorsk ME tyko
ale zorganizowa rowniez swoja poz stace
dawcze to czunosci wadz
sledczych.
Szkoy szpiegowkie posz1y Zagorskiemu ma
marne Ina doskonae aniki roboty konspracne
uhwytnosc to konsekwenca wyrobiena, pono zdobyl
wtedy gdy wasnyh brac denunowal przed
Zagorego mecznna narodowego ak to cyni
czasu morderca prezydenta Narutowcza
ooecnle wiedza poszukiwany general
gorskl zJe dowedza sic wkrotce ofane dezerte
fzyawszy sprzyajacych okoznos przed Sci
gaca go reka prawiedwosc zbeg zaceraac soba
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JednosÌc Polek = Unity of Polish women. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1923-current, 1927-10-11

Jest zle re znaduja sic jeszcze ma
ychodzwe Ameryce ktorzy biadaja wszeka
kou dezertera Zgorskgo Niedawne
torym dowedziono szkode wspoobywate
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neca}osci pzypadkowych wkosci chocazby general
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