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New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Program of Irish Airs
 At St. Mary's Services

Services in honor of st. Patrick patron saint O. Ireland, whose feast Aay cones on Saturday of this week W'Il be held at St. Mary's ch,lrcI tomorrow night in connection MIfi the regular Friday night I.ontof '"NotonS. X musical program has been arranged hy Drganst John ] 'rcau in which soloists and mr,n I''rs of st, M2ry's senior choir vii t@kc part.
 Tn" program both Of music and of services will start at 7:l5 o'clock with q concert of Irish airs on the organ. It is as follows: Echoes from Ireland, organ, John J. trcan.
 "'ome Back 10 Erin" Bernard Coylc Relieve Me If All Those Endoarins
 1oug Charms .... Marion Esan "obonn"ll Ahoo' James D. Donahuc hliiarl'I' ...,...., Kathleen Walsh The Way of the Cross. 'The Harp that Once Through Tara's
 li"lI' .... Mrs. John (. Connolly "Tfa' Old Irish Mother of Mine
 .-'.'..'......,.... Vincent EinGrosc "Iic Dear Little Shamrock
 ,..,.. Mrs Irene Walsh Leonard "TNe Minstrel Boy"
 .,......-...... Mrs Mary r. Croan
 Ecnr,lictinn Q Nain Paris, Tau1m Ergo, D,ina
 Praises
 God Save lrclaml''---~
 
 Mrs. Mary T. Croan and conrrr.a-
 ton.
 Noliulst Thomas Murphy.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

druggists America over sell a bottle of - tablets @ days treatmenD for S1.0o and sell it with the distinct understanding that if after taking one bottle your nerves are not steady and vigorous your mind keener and your general health greatly im- proved-your money back.
 Nervous men and women owe 1t to themselves to throw aside their lndecision and get a bottle of Life. tone Tablets today. It isn't much to pay to bring back that feeling Of confidence and self reliance that comes with we'll balanced nerves d. ways under control,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Injunction Granted
 Against School Teacher

Bridgeport. March 15 lPl-Judgc Allyn L. Brown in superior court today granted q temporary injunc- tlon restraining Edna II. Warner of Stamford from operating q husi- ness school within 15 miles Of the Merrill Business school in Stam- was brought by Virginia Drew of Stamford. owner of inc Merrill schools, who claimed that Miss Drew. q former "mployc of hers. violated the terms of contract when she opened the competitive school.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
How One Woman
 Ended Eczema
Severe Case All Over Her Body, But Now Is
 Better.

Hero is just auothor ease of how Pc tcrSonS ointment r"nluers in" terrible itching of eczema after other treatments had failed.
 The same kind of story comes fro,n all over the country. After others fail fctcrspus Ointmtut surc""ds
 This letter from Charlotte Brandcau of swansea, Mass, is worth reading: 'l uscd Petorsons ointment aud soap for d very severe case of erHrma. II was ali over my body. I have tried many things to cure it. hut not of them gay" me a cure. I saw tn" ad of Peter sons Ointment III the Fall River Herald and now l ana better I do not go with out your ointment and soap m the house, and recommend fl very much"
 Get a box of l"terson5 ointment at any drug store in America for D cents it won't dsalpo.ut you.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
JUDGE BURROWS ILL

New London, March l5 R - | nited States District Judge War ren x. Burrows was confined 10 his bed at his home in Groton today, suffering from an attack of grip. Judge Burrows was sitting in federal court at Brooklyn. N, Y.. yesterday "heE his condition became such that he consulted court physicians who advised him to go to bed. He ar rived at his home last night.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Accidental Death Is
 Finding of Coroner

Bridgeport. March 5 tP'-.Acci- dental death is q finding returned today by Coroner J. J. Pholan ir the case Of Ward F. SchoHell. h. Of Greenwich. who on March 9 die at the Greenwich hospital from a compound fracture Of the skull ro- t"!Ned the same day when struck hN a car operated by Joseph Cave Ian. also Of Greenwich.
 The coroner finds that the driver could not sec the boy due 10 the binding snow storm prevalent al the time.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Connecticut Taxpayers
 File Their Lists Earl;

citizens after wars of experience, have at last mastered the income tax problem. rt appears RI the local office of the intcrn1l rovonuo bureau. Prepared for the customary last minute rush of thousands So' k ing aid in filing their returns, the @o Ntra clerks at thP counters W"rc somewhat hcNil1crcl this morning to find only scores where hundreds lipon hundreds once troopal in In stcad. six hulginE mail sacks were brought 10 the offico craulmod wit h returns, the statistics on them ap- parcntly devised and accomplished q without assistance.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
FEiGENBAUM BANKRUPT
voluntary Petition Filed By Plumb ing Contractor Who Has Assets of 6.500 and Liabilities of Sl0.000.

A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been tjlcd by Joseph l.. 1'eigen- baum. for number Of years Il contractor in this city. II" lists assets of s6.Ioo and liabilities or So,ooo. Attorney Harry II. Milho- WItH IS his counsel.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Listen! Girls!
He Likes to Hold a Soft. NeIvety Hand.
Not a Nutmeg Crater

What man ever got q thrill out ot holding rough, scratchy hands? And what girl isn't ashamed of them? So don't neglect them-uot when il so easy to keep th"m always soft. lo>"- lN and aIluring in looks and touch. All you have to do is to rub Joint Ease on them. working t in and be tween the fingers for two or thrcc minutes until it is absorbed and .oull hardly be able 10 believe youl eyes. so smooth and silky textured will they become. Try this two times q week and you'll always be the pos sessor of hands you are proud 10 show. Joint Ease is obtainable at all druggists. Only 6oc q tube.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
NEW CHAPLAIN COMING
 TO POLISH ORPHANACE
Rev. John Ziclin>ki of Orchard Lake, Mich, Succeeds Rev. J. Tarano- wicz, Who Takes Editorial Chair.

Rev. John Zielinslli, a professor at the Polish seminary, Orchard Lake, Mich. has been appointed chaplain at the Polish orphanage on Gold street and is expected to take up his duties within the next few days.
 Rev, ). Tarauowicz. who has been chaplain al the orphanage, has been made associate editor ot the Catho- lie Leader. the newspaper published hy SaCrcl Heart parlsh.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
JJ-DGI FILLS TO SPEAK

Bridgeport. March T. fP'- Judge Arthur F. Ells Of Litchiirld will be illc chief speaker at the annual banquet Of the Bridgeport Ear as sociation 10 bc hold at tho -nivcr- sity club on March 23, it was an nornced today.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Pleasant
 Treatment 6r
 Varlc0se Ulcers

Here is an easy way to relieve var oose ulcers. Make d solution of Syl pho Nathol - one teaspooniul to . quart of hot water-and apply a mor, dressing. This stimulates the part hastcns the growth of granulation Ii. sue, reduces inflammation and obviat, unpleasant odors. Try it today. Ge Sylpho- Natlol at all dealers.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
GR.il STOCKINGS

Hosiery grows draker this winter. New Srays. however. take on q rosy tint somewhat like the beigcs did this summer. making lovely colors.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
COMMUNITY HOUSE ASSOCIATION READY
Maple Hill Residents Form Or.
 9anization to Erect Hall

! NoWirston, March 15-Tho Maple Hill Community House association was formed last night at q meeting held at the home Of J. T. Hart on Thompson street and attended hN tho executive committees of the Woman's club Of Maple Hill, the Maple Hill Improvcmen, society and the scout committees of Boy scout Troop No. and Girl Scout Troop No. 10. The purpoSo ot inc association will he 10 talk" over tho duties Of caring for tn" community house, should such q building be erected. Horry II. Howard was elected chairman of the orca niza - tion and William F. Middlemass, clerk,
 A committo" of seven residents of Maple liill was appointed by Mr. Howard 10 secure tentative plans for such a building and estimates of the cost. These figures and plans will be presented 1t another meet ing which will he hold on April 4 on that date, il is expected that plans will be made 10 ascertain eH- acty which residents will support tho project before proceeding fur thCr. Tho committee is composed of ]. r. Hart chairman, Frederick C. Tcich, William II. Allen. Mrs. F. E. Froudman. Mrs Roy W. Miller and William r Mid1omass.
 The Woman's club Of Maplo lIi.l hold it's second annual luncheon and sewing meeting yesterday at the homo of Mrs. Frank E. Rau oil Rob bins avenue, One hundred and nnr- ty towels were made for the New Britain General hospital under tho supervision of Mrs. c. Ernest Root and Mrs. II. E. Anderson.
 Three charter members Of the club were present. Mrs. D. F. Morse Of New Britain. considered tho founder Of the club, Was present for the first time in many months. The other two Ch3rter members were Mrs. A. II. Rempp. also of NoH' Britain. the first president and Mrs. w. 4. kinner of Hartford, the first secretary. Mrs. kinner is still an active member of the club.
 The Christian Endeavor Of tho Newington Center Congre gationHl church is making plans for a St. Patrick's day social to be held in tJ March 23. The social committee of the society, Miss Sally Rowloy, chair man: Miss Geraldine Hurd. Miss Candacc Pittsinger. Paul Camp, and Harvey Hurd. will have charge Of the program. X basket lunch will be served.
 The Friendly Hour Whist club met yesterday afternoon at the home
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15
Eva languay who will appear at the Strand next Monday
 Tuesday and Wednesday,, in person.

Eva Tanguay. If other names ar, used 10 coniulc with in other fields Of human activity in" name Eva Tanguay is certainly one 10 Couiur, with on tn" American stage. E}y. langnay has always been a th.atri- cal law unto herself. Breaker Of stage traditions. nny'r performing according 10 HoyIe. Eva Tanguay nevertheless, has been and iS today. the greatest drawing attraction that th" stag" has ever known. When she skipped about the sjagr. Nhrth- CT 1t vas in tn" Zoigf"ld Fo)lios Of a tcW yoals back or in vaudeville. sing
 ing her famous II Don't Care" bat ting her bionde head about and eN- ,Cujinc sort of st. NItus Dance sl,
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

The Friendly Hour Whist club met yeste rday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Everett NJ. Jones.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-15

was the most hypnotic figure who ever sreaced the American ioot- lights.
 The strand will present another gala vaudeville carnival tonight with eight acts including the popular Louis ', schwartz, of New Britain in u Magical Fantasy" The feature l'hotoplay for th" week end begin UinC today is Beho Daniels in her latest comedy smash. "F"el My lulso." Tho regular vaudeville pro gram is headed by Sid Han and his ion MiIShipnon, other acts include sherry and Ma''isiou and the Andres Sisters; Sharp and Kirk; p"aso and Nelson, th" notahl" song writers and Donovan and Lcc.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
BOY HIT BY AUTO;
DRIVER IS SOUGHT
Woman, Girl, Policeman and
Four Other Men Hurt in
MishapS.

Police today are searching for the
driver of an automobile that last night
struck and seriously injured James
Posey, IL years old, sol Seward square
southeast. while he was riding his
bicycle on the south side of the Capitol
grounds. AS the automobile that struck
him sped away, passing motorlst
picked the boy up and rushed him TO
Casualty Hospital. Physicians fear he
has skull fracture.
Mrs. Florence Nest. So years old,
3007 Thirteenth street. suffered bruises
to the back and right wrist ana pos
sible internal injuries when she was
struck at Columbia road and Four
teenth street by Capital Traction Co.
street car. She is in Garfield Hospital
where her condition is said to be un-
determined.
Policeman Injured.
Policeman r. e. Burton of the
eleventh precinct suffered sprained
right foot and bruises to the left knee
when his motor cycle skidded and over
turned while he was chasing a speeder
last night at Good Hope road and
Thirteenth streets southeast. Burton
was given first aid treatment at the
station house and today went to the
police clinic. The speeder escaped.
An automobile operated by Eugene
Jordan, colored, % years old, 1415 Fifth
street, was demolished early this morn
ing when it struck tree on Champlain
street Just north of Florida avenue.
Jordan was taken to Emergency Hos
pital and treated for lacerations to the
head and cuts and bruises to the body.
He told eighth precinct police that he
struck the tree when he sweryed to
avoid q collision with another automo-
bile.
Thrown through the windshield when
the automobile in which he was riding
struck a telephone pole on BenningS
road between Seventeenth and Eight
eenth streets northeast Robert Battle,
colored, 28 years old, was last night
taken to Casualty Hospital and treated
for slight cuts and a broken leg. John
Newton, colored, 26 years old, 428
Washington street. another passenger.
was thrown to the street, suffering
1acerations to the face. The driver,
Levi Carter, colored, 81 years old, 733
Fourth street, escaped injury.
Autos in Collision.
Marc Swami, 36 years old, 29l5 Con-
necticut avenue, suffered cuts and
bruises ABOUT Tie DOuy ycSCc1Ody WAAClA
his automobile was in collision at
Thirty fourth street and Volta place
with q machine driven by William Ben
son, SO years old, 1926 Thirty-fourth
street. Swami was treated at George
town Hospital.
Sylvia Carrick, years old, 315 John
Marshall place. suffered injuries to the
right knee and cheek when she was
knocked down on John Marshall place
between c and D streets by an auto
mobile operated by Douglas G. McGraw,
5O15 Seventh street. She was treated
at Sibley Hospital.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
|WOMACK ON POLAR EXPEDITION,
rs DIVORCED FROM RUTH ELDER
Husband of Aviatrix Charges
Cruelty and Attitude OF
Superiority by Wife.
Deposition Testifies to Loss
of Weight Because of Do
meStic Worries.

BY the Associated Press.
PANAMA, December 12.---An inter-
locutory decree of divorce has been
granted Lyle Womack from Ruth Elder,
who was rescued by a tanker when she
attempted to fly across the Atlantic.
The divorce action was instituted in
the Canal Zone District Court by Wo-
mack on September before sailing for
the Antarctic with the expedition head
ed by Comdr. Richard E. Byrd. In a
deposition placed before the court Wo-
mack's father said that unhappiness
caused by Miss Elder was the main
cause of his sons joining the South
Polar expedition.
A deposition filed by Womack said
that during the last IA months of the
couples married life his wife had been
very cruel to him and paid little atten-
ton to him, seeming to be more in
terested in flying across the Atlantic
than in retaining his love. He added
that the Atlantic flight had placed him
under a terrible mental strain.
Referring to his greeting upon Ruth's
return to the United States after her
rescue, Woinack said, "I embraced and
attempted to kiss her, whereupon she
replied Don't be damned fool" He
also said that since her flight Ruth had
treated him with scorn and indifference,
Evening star., 1928-12-12
FACING MURDER CHARGE.
Minneapolis Girl Musician on Trial
for Staying of Composer.

HAYWARD, Wis, December IL up.
Miss Valerie Cox, a Minneapolis
musician, went on trial in Circuit Court
today for the Staying last July of Elmer
Olson, Minneapolis composer. The
charge is f1rst-degree murder.
The State contends that Olson died
of knife wounds inflicted by Miss Cox
at Summer resort near here. A cor
oner's Jury returned an open verdict
and the young singer was released from
custody, only. to be re-arreSted follow
ing further Investigation
Evening star., 1928-12-12
THREE DIE IN CRASH.
Three Others Sustain Injuries as
Train Hits Car.

wOHuRN, Mass, December a.
Three persons were killed and three
others Injured when their automobile
was struck by a special Boston &
Maine passenger train az crossing In
North Woburn last night.
The dead:
Mrs. Hannah Smith, 80, and William
Brownsky, 20, both Of South Boston,
and Emily Withers, IS, Of Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Evening star., 1928-12-12
IOWA SOCIETY PROGRAM.

Porto Rico Is Scheduled. !.
The Iowa Society Of washington will
hold its first meeting of the Winter sea-
son In the ballroom of the Willard
Hotel tomorrow evening.
The reception will be held In honor
of Gov. Gen. Horace M. Towner OF Porto
Rico A musical program has been ar
ranged. A dance win be held follow
ing the reception.
Evening star., 1928-12-12

The aim of the management-and it is the only aim
that will protect in the long the safety of the
investments of the hundreds of thousands of stock
holders-is to continue to furnish the best possible
telephone service at the least cost to the public"
WALTER S. CLIFFORD,
President of the American Telephone
and Telegraph Company
(Beu Systsml
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ROk SEJMOWY

Ponewaz Stowarzyszenie Polek w Stanach
Zjednoczonych W roku biezacym odbywac bedzie
Sejm sw6j, vice zupe}nie rzecza s}uszna bedzie re
lok biezacy pozwolimy nazwac sobie rokiem SCI
moWym. Czy jednak rok sejmoWy ma jakies mad
zwyczane znaczenie ola naszej Organizacji, il pra
gniemy specjanie to podkresac? - Bezwarunko-
wo, re TAX - Me robi wprawdzie roznicy zasadni-
czej jaki rok many, DO zaWsZe winnismy prace ola
naszego niewiesciego zespolu, ale W roku sejmowym
tembardziej regu}a ia obowiazywac mas powinna.
Juz tylko pare miesiecy dzieli mas od chwili,
kiedy to upe}nomocnone reprezentantki Grup ma
szych, Delegatkami ma podstawie konstytucji zwa-
ne, zbiora sic W mejscu okreslonem, by radzic mad
dobrem dalszym rozwojem naszego StoWarzysze-
MA Zebranie take nazywamy Sejmem Walnym
Organizacji
Ma Sejmie ME tylko urzedniczkom z Zarza-
du Centralnego, ale wogoe nam wszystkim przyj
poczynan. Zarzadowi Centralnemu paroletniego
W}odarstWa, nam wszystkim - cz}onkiniom StoWa-
rzyszenia z wykonania prac, jake nalozone ma
mas byly juz to ma mocy konstytuci juz to ma pod
stawie podzialu piracy.
Chodzic nam to powinno, aby ma Sejmie
ME przysz}o nam sic rmienic. Nalezy stanac CO.
lem smia}o do cory Wzniesionem, bez bojazni, bez
leku. Azeby ednak tax sic stac mog}o, staramy sic
te ostatnie mesiace pred Sejmem posWiecic wzmo-
zonej piracy, by Znaczna licZbe pOWiekszyc sZere-
gi naszego Stowarzyszenia. Rok obecnie tlwajacy
naklada ma mas tenn wieksza odpowedzialnosc, re
jest rokien, ktorym Sejm sic odbywac bedzie,
czyli innemi s}owy = jest rokiem sejmowym.
Do piracy wiec, Siostry Drogie zakaszmy re-
kawy zastanoWmy sie gdzie jeszcze pole stoi odio-
giem, gdzie jeszcZe MONA ZWrocic sic celu zdo-
bycia noWych kandydatek do szeregow naszych Me
odk}adajmy tego ma ostatni miesiac lecz teraz p6-
XII jeszcze czas po temu, tenn pomyslec nam ma
ley, by z czystem screen spokojnen sumieniem
stanac pred Izba SejmoWa, gdy chWila pO temu
nadejdzie. Sejm juz tylko "a pare miesiecy!
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BAWIACY stale Mokwe koresponden New York Times"
Walter Duranty, kablue do pma
Pisze Moswie Oatno Durany pod miedsy
daniami takie bajeczke wyprwie so Budenneso
Warszawe oku 1920tym. Bajeczk.
swiets praw ktor4 prwdopodobne
sdyi do cytav r.ekome Trockeso Buasanyp
daf ami ednego so stawiacego wstpwoe zekomo
zasze wypadi wojnie royikopolskiej oku 1S2otym.
Korespondent byym .ierians, sensr.e
dzennym raci pyjmowania Moskws kroa Ag.ncw
oto owash Duranb pr.edawia powyie powisd1aas
"Zsbrans udu obu sronach uiey Twsr.ks
vie okrxai witay kro Asanow pzydena sowpI, Konua,
konisarza sasrnych cycsena kosArsa
szyfowa, ale nAssonsymi osykm poway fssnalnsgo
ssaa sowjseej swuei byisso kssak< dsiaj
csslneso wodsa kawalsrG sowiscksi generate Dasanaso
Nv cxasis wojy Polka Budienny sansi korpusu
kawairi rosyi korsj minister wehy,
rozlaxaa assye Urany prsss cais Poks
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Gdyby Budenny bi okon whodna Europa pred
sawiaiaby i upeini inny ws4d Ale Budennego ME byo
Waaw4 francuski general Wey
s.nd sar.da RoDAKoW Francuzow?) odpari
atak boszewicki.
"Troci korepondent Duranty odniosf do
generals Budnnego reszcie sn sowne rxuca
Daczego uuchales naojeso roxkaxu?" Ma to
podobno odpan Budenny - 'Przedemna byf krakow.
"Odpowiedx d~ojako tumaczyc Krakowe znajdo
~aa sic pok ktor zagraiaa ankom Buenneso abo tel
Budenny .oba bos. iAso k6s miai hee zupie
kaidym neudalej rosyjskej ofensywy
Warszaws pomyneso prssbiesu ags boil
ponosaby Budapexu mole zatinslaby j.
Wisdnu " Bsinis."
Tyle Duranty pochode Budisnnsso Waraws Krakow
zyeiss snerai Weysanda sarsts swych Faneusow!7L
umy;lnis powyisj sdan by psj uwidccsne
.dans uwags erytsnk6w aby s praekona
Nv sposdb Moskwa wojne
x Poaks Wdeie vice pewyssso, 4 Hoskale wisr.s nehe
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co SLYCHAC w SWIECIE?:

ze boszewikow roku 1s2Otym pobh P}fsudsk
garstka Lecz mne bo
zdaie wyglaszaja obey do neprzejednni
godnym akt .upelnie mowi p
sail lat ibyo odacy ktorzy gotowi byi
la1demu wyiestwo mad bozewika
mi P{sudskemu dzelnym boha
terskm ionerxom polskim ochotnikom Ame
yki by Polacy! To byi paoc Wiecy meio~e
Wychodzwie u nasi prowodyro
swen spieczenswa wychodzczego On to zupeinie
teo wygia.zai! hen Warszawe zdobyio
"patriotsk" weka keknswszy
Seneraleza Weygandem socy dxekowa}o
uratowanie saxlady.. Pok jake, tax byio.
padai ki, ale
poswecane onaeh nibyo
posch pnseh ktorych sic tax ionerxa k jeso naczel
odato cd ezci WARY lstach oiiu, csi
wstyd uawst okrza ca umen
wstyds ych. utorami teh paszkow, hub koy
tax skwapkwit chstnie je powtsrzaiy7 ss.
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DROBIAZCI

PROFESSOR Otto Jesper.on wy
nalazf nowy jezyk miedzynarodo-
Wy, ktoremu daf nazwe "Novial".
jezyk ten posiada gramatyke n
proszczona do najwyzszego stop.
MIA, dzieki czemu bedzie on W
stanie jak wielu prxypusE-
cza konkurowac bardxo Po-
waznie z jezykiem esperanto"
wynalezionym przez warszawiani-
ma, dra Zamenhoffa.
Jezyk esperanto ma icznych
zwolennikow, wiemy tenn ]
przypuszczamy, re i jezyk 'noviaP
pozyska tych liczne grono, ale
ME sadzimy jednak, ze ME stanie
sic on W przysziosci jezykiem mic
dzynarodowym, jak ME stall sie
MIN esperanto.
Tysiace lat wykazaiy, re jexyk
martwy ME jest W stanie zAst4-
pic jezyka iywego, jezyka chocby
rawet ME rodzinnego, leex u.
kiego, ktory ME jest sztucxnym
t.sorem. Jak jeden tax drug
jezyk sztuczny prxejdzie do histo-
rji W wspomnieniach, jako nsd.
zwyczajny wysitek ludzkich umy.
/, slow, jednak beg widocznej dIs
tcjze ludzkosci korzysci.
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Echa z uroczystosci racji odznacze-
MIA przez Ojca Sw. ksiedza
Franciszka Zybury.

Pismo diecezjalne Denver Cat
holic Register" W numerze dnia
i7-go maja b. r. W bardzo pick
nych podniosiych s}owach "a
r,ieszcza opis. uroczystosci, towa-
rzyszacej wreczeniu przez admin
stratora Clevelandzkiej diecezji,
ks. biskupa Jozefa Schrembsa do
kamentu, nadajacemu ks. Fran
ciszkowi Zyburze tytui doktora fl
lozofji.
o odznaczeniu, jakiego ks. Zy-
bura dostapii, pisali;my juz W je-
dnym z podrzednich numerow ma
szego pisma. Ks. Zybura przez la
ia dlugie pasterzowa1 nam W mie-
scie Cleveland j starsi osadricy do
brze go znaja prace jego wsrod
mas tu pamietaja.
Wspomniane powyzej pismo die
cezjalne tax mnielwieceJ oplsuJe
te podniosla uroczystosc. --...
W poniedzialek wieczorem od-
by]a sic W Colorado Springs Sa.
natorium podnios}a uroczysto;e u
honorowania ks. Franciszka Zy-
bury, ktory cd lat juz wielu prze-
bywa W ssanatorjum. przykuty dc
lola bolesci. Gas jednak wolny
ks. Zybura po:wieca studjom, re.
zaltatem ktorych jest wiele wspa
niaiych dziel, jake dostapify mai
wyzszej aprobaty Swietego kole
GUM Seminarjow Uniwersytetow
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