davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28

erhesse az arcat es ICY alkalm;
lesz testmozgasra. Amig testgya
korlatait vegzi, ne pakoliunk tn
sok ruhaba.
Igen sok csecsemo etkezes utar
nehany falatot kiad. Gyakran an
max tulajdonihat6, hogy a oyer
mex, vagy tul sokat, vagy tulsa
gos gyorsan evett. Ha ennek da
cara testsulyaban nyer es norma
lisan fejlodik, semmi aggodalom
ra mines ok. Szekrekedes, kilono
sen anyatejjel taplalt gyermekek
eseteben annak a jele, hogy a cse-
csem6 mem reszesjilt elegendG
taplalekban. Sok apro gyermek
4-5 napig sem vegzi a beltisztu-
last, inert szervezetiik ugyszol-
van minden anyagot felhasznalt
Meg ez sem jelent minden etset-
ben veszedelmet, inert meg lehet.
hogy r0videsen ujra helyre jon
mex es ismet szabalyos ketszeri
(naponta) iriilek jelentkezik.
Enemat, vagy mas emesztesi
elGsegito szert csak az orvos uta-
sitasa alapjan adjunk gyermek-
mex, inert sok esetben ez meg
hosszadaImasabba teszi az ella
rast. Sokszor azert all be szekre-
kedes, merit a szoptato anya nem
10 dietat hasznal. Az anya ilyen-
kor tobb zoldseget 6s gyiimolcs0t
fogyasszon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
BUS AKORDOK

Jtaltam a leder szerelmet
Mi meg csak but sem feleitet.
Imadtam a sep busarcu n6ket,
Megsirattam szeg6ny szenved6ket.
Szerettem mindeg Wig oromct latni
Csendes alkonyatkor elmulasra varni
Gyiiloltem a kev6lyt, fonh6jaz6t, g6got
S ait a butasagot, mi ezekb6l b6g6t.
szerettem volna a felh6kkel szallni
Es or0k id6k6n a vegtelent jarni.
Witt volna messzire langban ego lell1em
s minden szdpet, elkellett temetnem.
Mem tudok repiilni! Mem tudok szallni
Porb6l kiemel6 Messiasra varni.
Merit mem hagy a v6gzet, Jesuit porba
Szep, draga vagyaim elternetom sorba.
Eisler Miklos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
YOUNGSTOWN EpITKEZEsE

Dacara annak, hogy munka-
viszonyok mem olyanok> Young
stownhan, hogy AIT mondhatnok,
hogy kielegit6, az epitkezesben
mem igen lehet eszre venni a
penznelkiiliseget.
Szinte rohamosan fejl6dik a
varos. Egyik honapr6l a masikra
egesz utcasorok epiilnek fel Is a
fclepitett uj hazaknak hamar
alad gazdajuk. A varos epiteszeti
hivatala AIT jelenti, hogy ez ev-
ben Youngstown varos 19 millio
dollart fog kolteni epitkezesre. vi
templomok epitesere koltenek egy
milli0 dollart. A vizmiivek felepi-
tese, az Erie vasut vonalanak az
ahelyez6se, hidak 6pitese, korhaz
nagyobbitasol1, pcstaepiilet ma
,gyobbitasa mind ebben az eszten-
d6ben fog megvalosulni.
Ha ilyen munkanelkiili vilag-
ban ilyen nagyaranyu epitkezes
folyik varosunkban, mi tortenne
akkor, ha normalis munkavi-
szonyok helyreallanak?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
AMT MINDEN FATAL 3
ANYANAK TUDNI KELL
A csecsem6 gondozasa.

A gyermeket minden nap meg.
felel0 id6ben kell fiirdetni. A leg
jobb id6pont erre, kozvetlen az
etetes el6tt van. "A fiirdoszoba h6-
merseklete y es 76 fox kozott
valtakozhat, de soha sem legyen
ennel melegebb. Ha ennel maga-
sabb h6foka van a szobanak, q
gyermek konnyen ki van teve a
hiilesnek kes6bb. Kisbabak fir
d6vize 80 $ 95 folk k0zott yalta-
kozhat, kesobb gyermek move
kedesevel lassankent lefokozzuk
a viz hoseg6t. Konnyu, tiszta
szappannal gyorsan mossuk le a
csecsemot, a bobras fjirdoztetes
egyaltalan mem ajanlatos.
Mossuk meg jol fejet es ne
f6ljiink attol, hogy ezaltal meg
strUl a feje lagya. Orrot, fiilet
legkonnyebb a torolkozo esiicske-
vel mosni, de fogpiszkalot, vagy
chez hasonlo targyakat sohasem
alkalmazzunk G c6lb6l. A csecse-
mo szajat mem kell mosni.
Ezutan ovatosan szaritsuk meg
gyermeket, kiil0n0s gondot for
diva a vegtagokra. Kozons6ges
pudert hinthetiink kisded hon
ALA es t6rde ala, ljil0nosen ko-
yer csecsem6k eseteben. Rendki-
viii meleg napokon szivaccsal is
lemoshassuk, bogy annal kenyel-
mesebben erezze magat.
A gyermeket anyatejjel addig
szoptassuk, mig az orvos az elva-
lasztast elo mem irja. Minden nap
adjunk neki narancs, vagy para
dicsom levet. Elkezdhetjiik egy
kaveskanallal 6s EFT hetenkent
egy kanallal fokozhatjuk, mind
addig, mig nyolc kanalnyi levat
mem kap. Lehet a levet vizzel,
ugyanolyan mennyisegben felol-
dani, s6t cukrozni is. Keriiljiik a
tulzot edesitest.
A gyermek normalis novekede-
scroll 6s fejl6deserGl legbiztosabb
jelt merleg mutatja, eppen
exert igyekezziinl1 legalabb he
tenk6nt egyszer megm6rni. A IL
zenket hetes csecsemo atlag heti
81 ounceot nyer sulyban. Mem
fontos, hogy allandoan EFT meg
nyerje, annal inkabb, hogy rend-
szeresen fejlodjon. Ha nagyobb
valtozasok allnanak be, aja'nlatos
az orvos tanacsat kikerni
A gyermeknek is sziiksege van
a testgyakorlatok valamelyes
formajara. Nyaron legyen minel
t0bbet a sza.bad levegon. Fig
gessziink egy labdat, vagy valami
csiing6t eleje, de ugy, hogy ez ne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
Budapest level

lenul tavasz viragos kontose,
ben. Elliott kozenk is, faradt
csiiggedt magyarokhoz es derilt
hozott fasult lelkekbe. Csodala
tos pompaval bontakozik Xxi a ia.
vasz ,hirdetve a fold tetszhalala
utan feltamadast. Lacy fuval.
lat cs6kolja vegig a dermedt fol-
deket, nyomaban szinpompas iide
viragok es lombok fakadnak, me-
lyek halk melodiakat zsonganak.
mint ezernyi apro elrejett harfa
Es munkaba temetkezett bus
nagyarok felfigyelnek ezekre a
hangokra. A csodas melodia at
suhan lelkHkon es megrezditi a
melyen elrejtett hurokat. Es eek
hurok es melodiak mind, mind
az 0r0k igazsagot hirdetik: a fell
tamadast.
Budapest lobogodiszben, felvi-
ragozva iinnepel. AZ utcal1on lei
kes t0meg. kipirult arcok, embe-
rex szazezrei hallelujazo ajakkal.
Miert ez Macy iinneples, miert e
lobog6disz, amikor sziirke htt-
k0znapot jelez a naptar. A mum
kaskezek megis leteszik a seer
szamot, a hivatalnokok otthagy-
jak az iroasztalt es kitodulnak az
utcara, resi- kernek maguknak az
ujjongasb6l, az unneplesbol.
Mint hajdan egykor rabsag-
Ian szenved6 zsid6k, az emberi-
seq megvaltojat, a Krisztust var
tax, ugy vartak most is magya-
rok a trianoni hatarokon beliil es
tul megvaltot, aki visszavezerli
3llet regi hatarok, a feltamadas
fele.
rs egyszer egy tavaszi. ra-
gyog6 napon vegigszaguldott a
hir: kozeledik Messias. Els a sill
ket fiilek megnyiltak es felocsud-
tax a bilincsbevert magyarok,
mint mikor racson keresztiil
lopva besuhan nyirkos bortonok
melyere a napsugar. Az emberek
tovabb adtak egymasnak hlrt,
eleinte suttogva rekedten, de az
tan harsogva, batran:
- Haho! Halljatok testverek
lit es odaat, kozeledik halal
utan a feltamadas!
Elliott nagy angol nemzet
egyik kepvisel6je. Exert van az
inneples, exert a lobog6disz, exert
ujiong az utica nepe. Rothermer
lord fla, Sir Esmond Harmsworth
angol kepviselo es kis6rete meg
erkezett Budapestre. Mem velet-
leniil, kedvtelesb0l, hanem celtu-
datosan, hogy meglassa faJo Sc
beinket, nehez rablancokat, me-
lyeket immar tiz eve raktak re-
ank lelkiismeretlen kezek.
Budapest lobog6diszben varta
Harmsworth kepviselot. De ez a
lobog6disz es iinneplo mez nem-
csak neki, az embernek sol, ha-
mem sz6l annak az eszmeneN,
amelynek 8 es atyja legbatrabb
hirdet6je. Sol az egesz nemes
angol nepnek, szol mindazoknak,
akik a magyarsag oszinte baratai.
Es egy kicsit ITALIAN magunknak
is. De regen is volt az, amikor
utoljara iinnepeltiink. Tiz evig
hordtuk a gyasz fekete szinet a
szivinkben, oily jol esett most on
feledten, kacagni.
Diadalmenet volt az angol kill
dottseg utja. Hosszu kilometere-
ken keresztul, amerre az angol
autok f6varosba jottek, embe-
rex szazezrei allottak sorfalat.
Virages0 boritotta mar a kocsi-
kat, a tavasz elso viragai, mikor
a Geller-szall6 ele ertek.
Alig leptek kiaz autobol Harm
sworth es tarsai, amikor a f0va-
ros kozonsege impozans felvonu-
lassal h6dolt nekik es a magasz-
tos eszmenek. Vegelathatatlan
sorban jott az egesz magyar tar
. sadalom. J0ttek a munkasok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28

v lpJ NUlnl HIeSSAilN l6iiSJttii SlSo JtAuNtli
S minden szdpet, elkellctt tcmetnem
Mem tudoll repjilni! Mem tudok szallni
Porb0l kiemel6 Messiasra varni.
Merit nem hagy vegzet, Jesuit porba
Sep, draga vagyaim elternetom sorba
Eisler Miklos
.fj, de folyton jottek, egyre 0zon-
l0ttek az emberek ezrei. Mem hiy-
ia 6ket senki onkent j0tteE
mind. Elhozta 6ket a magullba
fcjtott sok, sok fajdalom es kese-
riiseg. Elj0ttek gyaszf5tyoloa
anyak es a megtort szivu apak,
akiknek hos fiai OFT estek ell csa-
tamezon Volhynia havas mezejen,
a Doberd6nal, Assiagonal, vagy a
francia hatarokon a hazaert. Ell
j0ttek mindazok, akiknek a lei
ken Trianon gyogyithatatlan Sc
bet ejtett. Oh mennyien vannak
eek A menetben Oft yittek a
nemzeti trikolort, az elszakltott
reszek zaszlait 6s Oft vittek a
gyaszunkat hirdet6 fekete lobo-
got. Soha Budapesten meg mem
gyiilt 0ssze lily oriasi t0meg. Hi
szen joforman Oft volt az egesz
millios varos. meg a betegek is
kivanszorogtak betegagyukb6l,
hogy iidv0zoljek az angol vende-
geket.
Es a tomeg egyre zug, moral
lik, mint a tenger ARIA. Elemi ero-
vel tor Xxi szazezrek ajakan:
Mem, mem, soha
- Reviziot! Reviziot!
- Vesszen Trianon!
Ellen Magyarorsz3g!
= Dicsoseg a nemes angolok-
max!
K0nnyek csillognak az embe-
rex szemen. Az arcok kipirulnak
a lelkesedes scent tiizet6l Ez a
Macy tiintet6s, ez a Macy lell1ese-
des mar mem is az angol vende-
geknek sz6l, hanem az egesz
nagyvilagnak. Annak a nagyvi-
lagnak, amely siiket fiilekkel es
behunyt szemekkel erzeketleniil
tiiri AIT m6rhetetlen igazsagta-
lansagot, mely magyarsagot
erte. A lelkesedes laneja felcsap
az egig es feltarja tiizes langbe-
tiikkel jogos kovetelesiinket, =
hogy mindenki lassa: pem lehet
megesonkitani azokat hataro-
kat, amelyekert a vilaghaboru-
ban h6tszazezer hos magyar on
totta Xxi veret es aldozta fel ele-
tet. Hetszazezer magyar katona.
Meg kimondani is rettenetes. Es
meg hany ezer es ezer pusztuH el
haboru utani katasztrofakban.
De azok a langbetiik az egen meg
egyebet is mondanak, elmondjak TX
AIT is, hogy ez a fold, melyet to
link elvettek, osi jusson mienk.
a honszerz0 yer jogan. Annak a
foldnek minden talpalatnyi roget
magyar yer, magyar veritek on
tozte es kovacsolta egybe elsa
kithatatlanul.
Harmsworth kepvisel0 ess angol
kiserete meglatta ebben Macy
tiintetesben a magyarsag fanati
kus hazaszeretetet es t0rhetetler
ragaszkadasat regi haza irant
meglatta, hogy mi magyarok nen
koldulunk a nagyvilagtol ala
mizsnat, hanem batran es biisz
ken igazsagot keriink.
Es amint oft ALT a Gellert-fir
| do terraszan es nezte lelkes fel
vonnlok szazezreit, akik hangoI
szoyal az igazsagert heviiltek,
megcsonkitott orszag fajdalm'
halasa ioott Az 3 sZiyebea is e
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-06-28
A biro elOtt

Biro: Maga ket tucat zsebken-
dot lopott. Nit tud mentsegere
felnozni9
Vadlott: A nathamat.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
WALL Street STARTS
OFF With Big BOOM
CONTINUED from First Iage)

similar bullish demonstration
greeted the election of President
Coolidge four years ago. Condi-
tons however, have greatly changed
in the interval. Present stock prices,
judged by the Associated Press rail
and industrial averages. are more
than double what they were four
years ago, many issues selling to
10 times higher.
Call money was freely available
in 1924 at 3 per cent as against 6
per cent today. and a rate of Z TO
10 per cent quoted at intervals in
the last few months. brokers' loan
are now at the highest levels in
history. stock exchange member bor-
rowings at the end of October run
ming close to $6.OO0.00O.1 While
accurate figures of loans In 1924 are
not available, the total undoubtedly
has more than doubled. il not
trebled. in the last four years.
Bullish demonstrations in today's
market centered largely in the oils
and public utilities. Oils were
heavily, bought on reports Of trade
improvement and the progress being
made in the curtailment of the pro-
duction of crude oil. the surplus sup
ply Of which in recent years has I'M
settled the industry. The rise in
the public utilities undoubtedly was
stimulated by Hoover's election be-
cause OF his publicly announced
stand on the power question which
became political issue during the
campaign.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
WOMAN OF ADVANCED AGE
DIES RECITING ROSARY
Miss Sarah Callahan Expires sud
denly at Home on South High
Street

While Miss Sarah Callahan, an
street was saying the rosary as she
sat near the kitchen table last night
she was called by death. Her demise
followed that of her sister, Mrs.
Mary Fox who passed away several
weeks ago.
Miss Callahan was born in Pal
mer, Mass, but come to this city
when she was about "A years of
age. She made her home with her
brother, Edward Callahan and was
always active in house work despite
her advanced age.
Miss Callahan's death came sud-
denly and Unexpectedly. She did
not complain OF illness and had been
about the house during the day. DR..
John Purney, deputy medical ex-
viewed the remains he pronounced
death as due to heart disease. He
gave J. NJ. Curtin & Co. permission
TO prepare the body for burial.
Surviving her are two brothers,
George Callahan Of Palmer and Ed
ward Callahan of this city; two
nephews, DIR. Peter w. Fox and
James T.. Fox and niece, Miss
Elizabeth Fox, teacher a. the Wal
nut Hill school.
Funeral services will be held
Friday morning at O'Clock at st.
Mary's church. Burial will be in
st. Mary's cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
Weddings
KURNlCKI-WALSH

Miss Gertrude A. Walsh, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Walsh
of go High street. became the
bride of Anthony Kurnicki, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Kurnicki OF Noble
street. this morning at . o'clock at
st. Mary's church. Rev. Walter A.
McCrann officiated.
Miss Walsh was attended by her
cousin. Miss Ihene Sullivan. az maid
Of honor and the best man was
Daniel Hennessey.
The bride was attired In q bout
FAINT gown of white satin and lace
with a tulle veil trimmed with lace
and caught with orange blossoms.
Her bouquet was Of white chrysan-
themuns. The maid OF honor wore
a bouffant gown of turquoise blue
satin and tulle with = silver hat
trimmed with tulle to match the
gown. Her slippers were also of sill
yer, and she carried bouquet OF
pink chrysanthemums.
Following the ceremony a recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides parents which was prettily
decorated In blue and white for the
occasion. About 50 guests were
present from Waterbury, Bristol,
Portland and this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kurnicki left on Z
wedding trip and upon their return
will reside on Woodland street. Mr..
Kurnicki Is employed at the Office
of the Russell and Erwin Manufac-
turing company.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
City Items

The regular meeting OF Pride
Circle, Lady Foresters. will be held
Thursday evening at 1880 in Red
Mems hall.
Mrs. Molly Honiss is i'll at her
home on South Burritt street.
Jacob Matsen of 20 Connecticut
avenue was notified of the death of
his brother In New York today. the
message being relayed through the
police of Waterbury and this city.
A daughter was born at New Brit
ain General hospital today to Mr..
North street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip w. Engstrom
have returned from 10 day trip
through the south, going az far As
South Carolina by way OF the Shen-
andoah valley.
Anthony Krystopa. aged II, was
arrested today by Officers Kelly and
Liebler on the charge of vagrancy.
His father complained that he had
not been home in a month.
John Frigo, who il employed at
81 Arch street, reported to the po-
lice that his bicycle wes stolen at
the corner Of Park and Meadow
streets.
Frank Bumitski of 961 Stanley
street complained to the police last
evening that All automobile ran
over his dog and injured it, and the
driver did not stop.
Judgment for the plaintiff by de-
fault for $ss.05 was rendered to-
day in city court by Judge Henry
p. Roche in the action of Nicola
Bellini against X. Mikulskus. Ed.
ward A. Mag represented the plain
tiff.
Sebastiano Gozzo OF 465 South
street reported to the police today
that two plate glass windows and
frames, 7x10 feet. We're stolen on,
of his garage last night.
Frank Smlinski of o4t Broad
street complained to the police today
that someone broke the lock on hi.
garage door and cut the cushion Of
his automobile.
John Erickson of % Olive stree
reported to the police at 10 O'Clock
last night that his car was stolen or
Court street but later the police
| were notified that the car had no
been stolen.
Albert G. Anderson of 727 Eas
street reported at S:15 last nigh
that his car was stolen in front o.
Sc Concord street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
COMEDY TO Be STAGED
BY LANDERS GIRLS CLUB
Amateurs VIII Present ''Thc College
Stick" ut T. A. n. Hall on
November ~.

The Landers Girls club will pre-
sent musical comedy entitled
The College Stick" in the T. A. b.
hall on November %. The cast and
dancing chorus have been holding
rehearsals twice weekly under the
direction of William Bunting.
The following committees have
been appointed: Ticket. Elaine
Hart. chairman; Evelyn Kalberg.
Mildred Ripple. Louise Heller.
Helen Lynch. Mary Shine. Moyland
Comlin. Irene Leonard and Aida
-Avigne; music, Fay Lamay, and
stage directress, Helen Lynch.
The cast: Lillian Josephson
Signe Peterson. Clara Hinder,
kathrine Terwilleger, Dorothy Cav
anaugh, Mrs Dellie Young. Helen
Lynch, Gunnard Peterson, Leon
ARIEL. Edward Squires, Harold Por-
ter. Ted Reynial, Edward McKeon.
Dancing chorus: Evelyn Smith,
Helen Drank. Helen Zisk. Albima
Stepanek, Kathrine Stefick, Evelyn
kalberg, Noreen Fracchia, Anna
Skeene. Linea Anderson, Josephine
Brauca.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
Wheat On Chicago
Market Drops Off

Chicago. Nov. 7 R,-In contrast
with the New York stocks. the wheat
market today went down grade dur
ing the early dealings. Selling which
brought about declines in price for
wheat was ascribed largely to the
bearish outlook for the wheat crop
in Argentina. Opening at 5-sc. De-
cline to Lie. Advance. wheat
values soon underwent a material
setback all around. Corn, oats and
provisions were firm, with corn
starting unchanged to Sac. Higher.
and subsequently holding near to the
initial range.
Opening prices today:
Wheat. Dec. lis 1-S to IL: March
100 IL to 50: May 1872 SIS to rs.
Corn, Dec. 50 Is to IL; March
81 7-S to IS -: May 81 "a to IS.
Oats. Dec. 43 81: March,: May
As is to IA.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The marriage of Miss Stella Ced-
rowski. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicodemus Ewisz OF 95 Lyman street
to Sigismund Juchniewicz. son Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Juchniewicz of 100
Washington street took place this
morning at o'clock at Holy Cross
church. Rev. Stephen Bartkowski
celebrated high mass and performed
the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Vie
tor Piaskowski. deacon and Rev. s.
Nalewajek Of Hartford, sub-deacon.
Miss Sophie Juchniewicz. sister Of
the bridegroom and j. Karpiej rem
dered vocal selections during the
services. assisted by A. Komorowski
at the organ. The church was dec
grated in colors OF pink and white,
and ferns.
The bride was attired in a period
gown of white bridal satin. the bot
tom OF which was of lace, and
Rose Marie veil with a beaded crown
and trimmed with orange blossoms.
She carried shower bouquet Of
white roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor Miss Mae
Juchniewicz. sister Of the, bride
groom, wore a rose colored period
gown with a maline hat to match.
She carried a bouquet OF butterfly
roses. The bridesmaids. all In vari-
colored gowns trimmed with lace
and maline hats to match we're the
Misses Julia smiarowsKi Adeline
Juchpiewicz, sister OF the BRIDE
groom, Rose Geramacki. Helen
Kaczorek. Jennie Kabyczynski. Anna
Cabey and Nellie Ruszczyk. They
all carried bouquets OF pink and
butterfly roses.
The best man was Edward
smiarowski and the ushers. Walter
adziszewski. John Juchniewicz.
brother Of the bridegroom. John
Juchniewicz. cousin. George Seich.
Frank Hackney. Edward Juchnie-
wicz, cousin and Anthony Gorski.
A bridal party was later enter
tanned at breakfast at the ITkrainian
hall. where a reception was held
later in the day with a large num-
Der Of guests attending. among them
friends and relatives from Massa-
chusetts, New Haven. New York and
New Jersey.
After an extended honeymoon
trip the newlyweds will make their
home at $50 Washington street upon
their return.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
Mrs. Ida w. Pons, Aged So,
Dies At Home in Bristol

tSpeclal 10 the defAId)
Bristol. Nov. 7-Mrs. Ida NJ. Pons,
aged 50 died last evening at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Grace
Slade of IS School street, following
Il short illness with shock. She
is survived by three daughters. Mrs.
Nellie NJ. Mashin and Mrs. Grace f.
Slade of Bristol and Mrs. Florence
NJ. Maloney OF New Haven. one son
Jester Pons of East Plymouth.
Eleven grandchildren. six great
grandchildren, one sister and three
brothers.
The funeral will be held at her
late home at $3.50 o'clock Friday
afternoon burial will be In West
cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
Real Estste News
Warrant

Warrant
Louis s. Jones to I. II. Hyatt
Ten Acre road.
Martha Smith. ct al, to Andrew
Kochanowski. West street.
Ellen D. Carlson to Joseph Gent
and Frederick Chic, Highland ter
race.
Peter Plocharcik to Joseph NJ.
Zuk, Fairview avenue.
Peter Plocharcik to Joseph NJ.
Zuk, Beacon street.
Mortgages
Peter Plocharcik. ct ux. to Mary
L. Zuk, $:.3Sf, Silver street.
Peter Plocharcik, ct ux. to Joseph
kowalczyk. $500. Silver street.
Joseph GEM. ct al to Ellen d.
Carlson. $500. Highland terrace.
Joseph D'Amato to Savings Bank
OF New Britain. $4,000, Lorraine
street.
Stanislaw Fiiewic, ct Tx, to Saw
ings Bank Of Rockville, 500, Gold
street.
stanislaw F'ilewic. ct ux. to Thomas
". Doyle, $500. Gold street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
MISS MAUDE E. TRAYER
REELECTED SECRETARY
Now Britain Hospital Official Re-
tatns Position On Staff Of
State Association.

Especial to tho Herald)
Hartford, Nov. - Miss Maude E.
Traver, directress of nurses of the
New Britain General hospital was
reelected secretary of the Connecti-
cut Hospital association in annual
convention here this afternoon.
Other officers were elected as fol-
lows: President. J. ]. Weber, su-
perintendent Of the Grace hospital
at New Haven: first vice president.
DR.. b. H. Mason, superintendent of
the Waterbury hospital; second vice
president, Sister Louise, superinten-
dent of st. Vincent's hospital at
Bridgeport; treasurer, Miss Anna NJ.
Griffin, superintendent Of the Dam
bury hospital; executive committee.
DR.. Roy L. Leak. superintendent of
the state hospital at Middletowr. and
retiring president of the association:
DR.. l.. A. Sexton. superintendent of
the Hartford hospital land Miss
Francis Wart. superintendent Of the
Charlotte Hungerford hospital at
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-11-07
WALL ST. SHOWS
Up Strong TODAY
Several Issues Go Soaring to
High Marks

Wall street Nov. 7-The day after
election saw Wall street entering
into another bullish phase and sew
eral stocks were sent soaring to new
high marks.
The inevitable profit taking fol-
lowed the opening outburst OF buy
ing as spectators took quick profits
throughout the list. Curtiss Aero
plane forfeited Sc of its SO gain
before midday, General Motors
lost more than half of its initial
advance OF $3.50 but recessions in
the other active shares were held
to 81 or 80.
Total sales in the first hour ran
close to 100000 shares. but
moderate slackening in pace was
noted before noon,