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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05

- er0Sk0d0tt az aSszony az iigy-
vednel.
A fiskalis utana jart doloe-
max, azutan komOlyra huzta az
abrazatat. ZSiros p0rre volt kila-
tasa minden fiistbe ment Re
menyvesztettseg ts lemondas volt
a szemeben, uey adott felvilago-
sitast a kettonek.
N6hai Topok Andras utan,
- mondta - csak vagvon on
vegyi haszontlvezeti joga illette
meg magat. De mivelhcgy maga
masodszor is ferjhez ment. hat ell
vesztette a haszontlvezcti iogot.
- Hat a haz IS kcr1 meg a
f0ldekq
AIT az arvaszek annak ide-
jtn a tavollev6 Topok lmrtrn
iratta. Mlndaddig amig maga lei
ken 0zvegy volt. jol tudta Top0k
Imre, hogy hiaba kere~kedik, ha
hazaj0n, mem teheti Xxi magat a
vagyonb6l; de most, hoey erte-
silt rola, hoey maga f&rjhez
ment, hazajott, hogy atvegye a
jussat. Ne is por0sk0djtk, inert
mem er ell vele semmit.
Eft is meetudta a falu Is min
denki varta, amit megjosolt. -
Hogy Istvan gazda elkergeti az
asszonyt. Megint visszacscppent n
szegenysegbe, hat csak mem veSz
Il nincstelensegehez meg kiil0n-
cot is?
Am Istvan gazda mast tett.
Mcgk6rnyekezte ugyan a Condo
lat, hogy sorsara cngedi az asz-
szonyt, akar tudott rola, mint al
lanak az iigyei, akar mem tudott,
de - ugy velekedett Istvan =
most erdemelnem csak meg iga-
zan kivettetest, ha eliiznem ma
gamt6l sziv nelkiil. Es AIT mondta
| az asszonynak, komoran ugyan,
de mem kemenyen:
- Szedje 0ssze. ami mienk :
atk0lHziink az en- hazamba IS
ten segitsegevel maid csak meg
lesziink valahogy
Csak att6l tartott Istvan gaz-
da, hogy ha eddig csak lebecsulte
a falu, ezentul mar XII is fogja ne.
vetni Hogy guny tovistt szur.
kalja bore ala. L6ra akartal i'll.
nj most te kaptal nyerget a ha.
tadra!
De geszen' mask6pen tortent
Eddig eImentek mellettc az EN-
berek, most szoba alltak vele itt
meg Oft. - Derek ember kend
1stvan gazda, hogy megtartotta
AIT a szerencsetlen teremtest
J6raval6 cmber kend, Imrddi
egyiit 6lt vele a jom6dban, egyiitt
marad vele a kevesben is.
S ez is kezelt vele, az is, s6t pa1
nap mulva a bir6 is melegen meg.
RATA kezet.
- Mondom neked, 0csem, hogy
tiszteletet, megbecsiilest erde.
melsz. Mem volt magyar becsiilet
dolga, hogy szegeny ember leted.
re elvetetted magadat gazdag.
gal, annal kevesbbe, inert annyi.
val ldosebb volt, de azzal, amit
most tettel, megmutattad, hogy
megis csak jo magyar vagy. Be
csiiletes magyar ember, listen 81
lessen.
Es Istvan gazda, akit felemelt
hogy megvaltozott iranyaban ;
kozhangnlat, k6nytelen volt meg
valiant maganak, hogy igazsag;
volt a falunak akkor is, amiko1
kivetette, kik0z0sitette magab6l
Merit magyar becsiilet mem al
kuszik; el0smeri, ami megsiivege
lest, de ell is iteli, ami kifogast 6l'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05
IRODALOM- -MtjVESZET

nyadt vagyok.
: Meg az ellensege sem mond-
hatja. ntn6m. Annal kevesbbe
mondhatom en-, aki mindig csak
jdt besZeltcm niagara.
Az asszony ebben cngedekeny-
Seget latvan, magazaSsal folytat-
ta besztd6t.
= No latja kend. IStvan gazda,
- mondta mi haszna van ma
ganak abbol, hogy van a fauban
fatal leany tobb is. Bogardi Ju-
ditnak csak egy fertalya van, de
hozza adja-e kendhez az atyja
Hiaba derekabb maga, mint IT,
zen0t mas, megis AIT fogja mon
DAM, hogy mas portan keresked-
lex, ne 6nala. ZSellerhez 8 mem
ada a lcanyat.
A fajo pontnak ez megerinte-
Sc mcgtettc az cmbcrnel a hata-
sat. Ravaeott lovakra. diih0sen
maga elt mormoIta: = No hat,
megsiivegel meg engem az a Kom-
polti is, maid AIT mondta az asz-
Szonynak: - Mem banom. Five
szem felesegiil. csak azert is.
Szinte titOkban csinaltak a dol
got; a je@yz5t aki kihirdette
6ket, sz6pen megkert6k, hogy ne
beszeljen az iigyiikr6l, ICY a ia
lu csak akkor tudta meg. mi tor
tent, amikor kij0ttek templom-
b0l mint hazasok.
Am nemcsak, hogy Kompolti
mem akarta tszrevenni az NJ gaz-
dat, sokkal kcv6sbbe tenet6s
Bogardi sc, de mindenki huz6do-
zott Istvantol. a legenyck elmen-
TEX mellette, a lanyok, akikkel
talalkOzott, 0sszedugtak a fejHket
es egymasnak a fiil6be sugdostak.
Rossz velemtnnycl lett r6la ts a
felvegt6l az alvegig len6zte Ist-
van gazdat a k0zseg.
- Ha szegeny is volt, mond-
ia a falu - de betevO falatja
csak megvolt. hat miert vetette
meg magat az asszonnyal9
Istvan eszrevette valtozast es
keriilte a korcsmat is, temple
mot is. Korcsmazni ugyan eddig
sem korcsmazott, ha templomba
akart menni. befogta a lovait es
a szomsz6d faluba ment az asz-
szonnyal templomba. Menn6l ke-
vesebbett latiak otthon az embe-
rex, annal kevesebbet is veszik a
szajukra.
Nagyon fajt neki ez "a kivetett-
seq, mtosem eraztette az asszony-
nyal szive keservet. S6t i6l bant
vele, inert ICY kivanta becsiilet.
- Hiszen mem fogott k0tellel az
assZony, - gondolta. mikOr el0n-
t0ttc a keseriiseg volt id0m,
hogy meggondoljam a dolgot. Ma
gam vettem a kezembe a poharat,
hat meg is iszom. ami benne van.
ez. a becsiilet.
S hogy a fam a hetek folyaman
sem valtozott meg, Istvan gazda
a munkaban keresett feledtst
Reggel 3 volt az els6 kint hatar-
ban es legkes3bbig 3 maradt az
ekenel, hogy Sc menet, Sc i0vet ne
akarhassa ct elkeriilni csak vala-
XII is.
Mar vagy nyolc honapig cit
egyiitt az asszonnyal, mikor nagy
szenzaci6ra ebredt a falu. Meyer.
kezett Amerikabol Top6k Andras
egyetlen, elso felesegetol sziiletett
fla, aki tiz evvel ezel6tt haraggal
Walt meg az atyjat6l, inert ellie,
nezte, hogy ez masodszor is no
siilj0n, akit ugysz6lvan mar ell
felejtett a falu.
| S Top6k Imre azzal allitott bt
mostoha anyjahoz es Istvanhoz
! hogy ait mondja nekik: - K
innen! TIT minden, ami az apam
r6l maradt, az enyem; en- iil0k b,
gazdasagba, ii meg XII innen.
4 IT~,1y lyan on,,oly a, Tc<vyS >,
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
"Ton-Litters" of Pigs
by No Means Unusual

To city folks, brought up on the
stories about ''Three Little Pigs" and
the wolf that huffed and puffed, pig
is just fat little squealing baby until
it is big enough for the smokehouse.
but, not so in Idaho. Out there, one
raiser reports that at six months there
was a litter of IA pigs which had
reached the total weight of Also
pounds, nearly 800 pounds pig.
Quite mouthful for the wolf.
The ton litter, now the aim of all
pig raisers, is one in which the total
weight of the litter is 1000 pounds or
more at six months.
They used to be rare, but in 1923.
farmers in 80 states reported reaching
the coveted mark. There were 1872 of
such filters. Virginia produced two,
and in order not to bubble over a few
pounds, made them long-ton filters, at
that Pennsylvania led all the states
with Go such filters, and Ohio was
second with 4S.-Washington Star.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Increasing Demand for
Good Horses on Farms

prepared by the United States Department
of Agriculture.)
Since 1918 and 1919 when the num-
Der of horses on farms in the United
States reached the highest total ever
recorded, sharp decline has been in
evidence. Last year the number of
horses on farms was no greater than
In $780, and the reduction does not
yet show any signs of ceasing. Some
Significance may be attached to the
fact that the farm price of horses has
turned slightly up since 1926 and 1927.
Horse prices in 1925, in comparison
with the average prices Of all com
modities, were at the lowest point
since 1868. 1t is therefore possible
that the corner has been turned and
that the recent slight upward trend in
dicates an increasing demand. The
average age of all horses on farms has
steadily increased within the last few
years. 1t is therefore practically GER
tain, says the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture, that colts and
young stock will shortly be in greater
demand. The outlook is for an in.
crease in the prices of all good horses.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
1ffA]R1Nk
S1E,()NEIK
RAISE AND BREAK
A PAIR OF OXEN
Boys Find 1t Pleasant, Fas-
cinating and Profitable.

(By H. L. GARRIGUs, Connecticut Agricul-
tural Coilege.)
Replying to the inquiry of q reader
at Oxford, N. Y, | would say that it
would be entirely possible to raise
and break a pair of oxen, starting
with bull calves. | would suggest
that the earlier they are trained the
easier it will be.
First, the calves should be trained
to lead with halter; then they can
be tied together and driven as pair.
A small yoke can be made and fitted
to them at an early age If desired,
and if handled carefully they can be
hitched to small sled or cart and
taught to do all Of the things that
pair of oxen would be used for.
Many a boy throughout the eastern
part of our country has trained one or
more pairs of steers as he grew up
on the farm, and found it pleasant,
fascinating and profitable pastime.
1t is rather difficult to fit a harness
to a steer or OK, although it has been
done. | know of one owned by c. S.
Miller of Waterbury, Conn.,, that has
been kept several years and used as
a single hitch. He has been used for
making paths for the whole neighbor-
hood, drawing fuel and manure, cult
waiting gardens and making himself
generally useful. A horse collar can
be used on steer or OK and the
necessary harness, including bride,
bit and lines, can be fitted, but for all
double work | should strongly recon-
mend the yoke. In fact, a single yoke
is sometimes used.
The younger the calves are castrat-
ed the better, as q rule although it is
a common practice to castrate calves
for steers at any time from two to
six weeks of age. The principal OBJ
lection to deferring the operation
longer is somewhat greater risk and
the fact that the steers become some
what STACEY in appearance. detract-
ing from their trim, clean-cut lines.
principally about the head and neck,
and their attractive horns, often an
important part In the beauty of a
Well-matched OK team.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Behave

Doug Fairbanks and John Barry
more CHANGED TO meet at a Christmas
benefit fer one of our schools for the
blind, and the talk naturally turned
toward education. Soon the two stars
were checking up on their own col
lege careers.
My college was founded in 1T64."
stated Mr. Barrymore.
Good gracious!" exclaimed Doug,
I never even knew it was losted."-
Lon Angeles Times.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Russia S Holy Men

If the Soviet government really
means to try to suppress the sholy
men" who wander about in Russia, it
will be up against as hard task
as 1t has encountered yet, writes
"Looker-0n" in the London Daily
Chronicle. These local saints, or tel
ders," as they are called, have great
influence, not only on such highly
placed people as believed in Rasputin.
but on the mass of peasants. The
Russian villages are forcing-beds for
superstition, and the "staretzi" make
the most of that fact. Some of them
are genuine, too, and preach with the
fervor of Jewish minor prophets.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Live Stock Hints

Pigs should be castrated before they
are weaned.
Frequent changes of pasture help to
keep lambs healthy.
Corn alone is not a good ration for
hogs. 1t lacks protein as well as min
erals.
The remedy for diseased animals
which promises to cure all ills usual
ly ends by curing none of them.
If ewes are too thin as lambing time
approaches, start daily feeding OF
one-third pound of oats per head a
month before lambing.
To develop very large-sized hog it
is essential that the hog be Of the
right conformation and breeding and
then that he be fed good ration.
The large part of the tuberculosis in
accredited county hogs is found iu
the glands Of the throat and intestines
and generally comes from diseased
poultry.
Carrying over years supply of
roughage eliminates the possibility of
interruption of feeding plans by
poor crop season.
Lowered vitality, from any cause,
makes live stock subject to infections
which animals of normal vigor might
readily resist
Tile problem of efficiently eradicat-
ing the "gad fly" is one of the most
important and most difficult problems
relating to the cattle industry which
IS now facing the government.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Originated Dating Svstem

The custom of dating events from
the birth of Jesus Christ originated
with learned monk of Rome, bio.
nysius Exiguus, who compiled and
computed the paschal cycle. Diony
sius lived in the Fifth and Sixth cen
turtles, dying about 800.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Big Demand for Cotton

The demand for cotton is enormous.
Last year more than a million bales of
cotton went into the making of motor
tires. India and Africa are the only
countries in which the area of cotton
land can be increased.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Difficult Packing

Famous Explorer-On my last hunt
ing trip | bagged two immense ele-
plants.
Flapper-How thrilling Did you
have much trouble getting them into
the bags?-Smith's Weekly, Sydney.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Give Cheerfullu

We should give as we would re
ceiye, cheerfuly, quickly, and without
hesitation; for there is no grace In
benefit that sticks to the fingers
Seneca.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30

The government derives a greater
return from oil on the public domain
than from all other sources of income
in public lands combined.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30

DO you serve course dinners?''
asked the caller.
Land sakes, nor exclaimed Mrs.
Neurich. 1--WE are rich enough to eat
only the most refined yictuals."
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30

For your daughters sake, use Red
Cross Ball Blue in the laundry. She
will then have that dainty, well-groomed
appearance that girls admire.-Adv.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Portentous Fact

America in the next few years is
going either to handle or to mishandle
more power than any nation ever dealt
with before.-American Magazine.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
Guess

whats the old rounder saying
about wild oats?" II think he's sore
because his have all wiIted."
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
The Clerk Knows

Customef-How do you know when
a womans shoe is too small?
Shoe Clerk-By the signs.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30

about five months ago,
following an operation for
appendicitis | did not gain
strength enough to be up and
about. My mother and sister
advised me to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. I have taken five
bottles and it has helped me to
get strong SO | can do my own
housework now. | have recon-
mended it to several friends
who have been weak and run
down. Mrs. Oscar Otttsm,
Box 474, Thief River Falls, MINI.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30

Lowered vitality, from any cause,
makes live stock subject to infections
which animals of normal vigor might
readily resist.
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

HE United States gave to the
world the first successful airplane
and since the Wrights made their
historic flight quarter of a CEN
fury ago, Uncle Sam has been the
leader in the development of
heavier-than-air craft. Now he is
going out after new laureIs in fly
ing, and following the lead of a
European country he is preparing
to excel that country in lighter
The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1929-05-30

Carrying over a years supply of
roughage eliminates the possibility of
interruption of feeding plans by a
poor crop season.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
WATER D7VERSl(lE HEARING SCHEDULE.
Connecticut Notion t9 EX2m63
 Complaint 10 Bo Ag5ael

Washington, Dee. 12 LIr - Th" motion Of Connecticut to ytril," olr certain Vlrts cf the answer Of Massachusetts 10 it.; complaint against the diversion Of water from the Connecticut river for Use ia th" metropolitan district #t Boston. O. to dismiss tue entire answer. will b" heard by the supreme court on Jan ualY 6. orders 10 that ,iIrCt N"t issued by the court tod&y. ;lthor'-' ' C'h#1lrs W. Bunm of St. Paul. ,Iiu" had been appointed special master 10 take testimony in the case.
 In acting originally upon the mo tiou of Connecticut the court S'i January to hear them and s"br'- qucntly cancelled its action ui,or complaint of counsel for the t"" states. that the work Of the spr,t i master would be embarrassed lmti! inc HOtion had been acted upon h. the supreme court. the court dccil'' to resume it's original Rrogrmn "'' determine whether Massachusetts should be required to change 'j~ answer.
 It is expected the special mast~. will be able 10 make no matrri. progress in taking evidence until ti. court has determined whether t@ anawcg filed by Massachusetts Vi be permitted 10 stand or Who)h. that state must amend and olhcrN ~' change its answer 10 get the matt.. in shape tor action by the spocia. master.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
FISH OFFERS PLAN
 ID END DISPUTE
Representative Would Have
 Army-HaVy Farley

Washington. Dec. T. LlN \ sng- sestion that the Army and Navy football controversy be settI,d by I commission comprisin" tiv" former captains, drawn from Harvard. Yale, Princeton. Pennsylvania and George town, was made to President liooF- CT today by representative Fish, republican. New York, Who called at the White llOuS".
 Fish said tn" commission of lcot- ball captains should bc appointed either by the president or by tn" secretaries of navy and war depart ments and any decision reached lN it should be bindin2 upon both m- stitutiOns.
 He added he had discussed his proposal with Senators Copeland and Wagner of New York and Sen ators Tydmgs and Goldsboroueh ot Maryland and said they "pproNcd.
 Fish represents the West Point district in congress.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
City Items

The Lady Nest of Owls will holI 1 regular meeting toluorroW evening .I odd IfplloWS' hall.
 Mrs. Edith McGregor of II Lyons street recently returned from d trip to West Virginia where she visited her brother, Rev. II. A. Christopher and family. She also spcn { q few days visiting friends in Philadelphia and New York.
 AXclrod's drugs, We deliver, call 10 --2dNt.
 The past noble grands of Unity Rcbckah lodge will confer the de gree on q class of candidates at the regular meeting Friday evening at & o'clock. Refreshments will be serN- ed. Rehearsal Of the drill team will be held at o'clock.
 Steamed cheese aud hamburg
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
Youth Commits Suicide
 In Yale Crew BOath0use

Derby. Dec. 12 Np)-Apparent- ly Respondent after q long illness, George Van tacuscu. ir. IS, son of The curctakrr of the Bob Cook boathousr, Yale crew quarters. hanged himself yesterday in the DoathouSo,
 Th" pcy was found late yesterday by his father, hanging from q raI,or by H rope that had been u>od for drawing the shells from the wutrI He had been dead sey- pral hours.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
DIE\ VISIT TO p.lHiS

Wushmgton. DNc l2 lF5 - W.7o- spread reports that thc Am"riror delegation to ilic IoUGCu naval ar0- anucnts conference might yisl Paris on the eye of tx" rn"c;ir' were met al tar state Gcpar'm". today UIjh u1 announcement r.. Secretary s.m2cn 1b2t pl2rs for ii-' trip would not permit such " Nis to any other European capital.
 The secrst%ry said it was th" i'' tcntion Of in" delegation 10 % Gi rect from the United States to Len don for thc or"uir" Of ike confer cncc on January 2l.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12

*andv ichcs served nights at Plaza Dmcr.-adN1.
 The police were notified today of the suspension of the oprratOr's IT, ccnSeS of Paul kukish Of SC Sexton street. Fred kowalske Of 2@ Sum mpr street, and return of the oper- ator's licenses of Clifford Marshall of 1o3 Columbia street and Williann Andrew DorbuCk of 94 Talcol street,
 Peter smith of ou@ Curtis street. q veteran of the World War, is con- fined to his home with q serious ill ness.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
Fishing Vessel Sinks
 Off P0Ttugucse Coast

Lisbon Portugal. Doc. r P'- Caught in an inp"n"lrab!c fog, a fishing yessrl strUcl, the rocks off Capa Rica today and sank. or the crew of 70 men. 10 arr missing.
 Al AlbufcIra on the Atlantic sea- board q tishm% vessel collided with a frci2hter in the fo@ and sank. Two nen were drowned and nvc rescued
 Shipping on tho ra@us has h"eh tied up completely with navigation suSpcndcd for many a0Ul+.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
BANK STATEMENT ISS! ED

London. Dee. l2 LT'5-Thc weekly statement of the Bank of Englanl shows the following changes in ponds: Total r"scrN" decreased HU7,oU0; circulation increased 4.- o72.oo0: bullion increased $.1G3.0o"; other securities decreased 15,0S"; pubhc I,po~its increased S51.0r.' other deposits docrcasc l.Gl1.0g'; notes reserve docrc;Da"d 79l.ooN; government x. cmiticS increased 2"".- 0U0.
 The proportion of tH" banks r"- serve to liability is &1.@$ per cent compared with 3l.SG last week.
 Rate or di@couut ; per cent.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
Related Return Shows
 YeIe Student Married

NIldI0t0WW, D0c. IF TD-F0- lated return Of a lnarriae" ljc"nsl to the town clerks office here It. Nealcd the secret marriage of Law renee I. Frlmus, 23 year old Val, medical student, and Alice F Hertz. 91. also of New Haven.
 The couple were wed NoNcmb", 22 while cu route 10 the Harvard Yale football game it Canlbrid&s Mass, by Justice of the P"ac' Leonard c. Ryan.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12

Jacob l'akre>olin's shop here last night.
 The thieves overlooked the more valuable contents of au open safe. Previously they had bound and gagged q taXicab driver and stolen his machine. IL was later found abandoned in I;choDoth, Mass,
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
CAR FORGED .AGiI&NI TRUCK

Officer Michael Massey Was at the corner of Hartford avenue auI North street yesterday when sam uel Waskowitz complained that lin" driver Of touring ear had forced th" compliments ear against parked truck on Hartford ;'F"hu.. Officer Masscy accompanied WHa- Eowitz but could not ov"rtali" in" oGonding car. but the registration Was noted and an inveati@ation started. The rear right fender ot Waskowitz's car was damaged anI d scratch about two feet in lon&th WAS made on the right sid" of tha body.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
NEW MOTOR VEHICLE OFFICE

Hartford. Dee. T. JPD - state Motor Vehicle Commissioner Rob ins F. Stocck.l announced hrr" to- day that a new branch office ol )h" motor vehicle department "t F Crosby street. Danbuy, would be lc-4y for business Monday.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
TO CHANGE CAR TRACKS

Hartford. Dec. l2 UP)-Petition 10 rea!locate electric car tracks near Mil river, Southport, was granted 10 rhe Connecticut company by the state public utilities commission to- day.
New Britain herald., 1929-12-12
Bandits Rob JeWeler,
 ESraDe in Stolen Car

Warren, R. l.. Dee. 12 N'P) - Two bandits escaped in a stolen
 " ' "rr $Goo worth of jewoly after they had held uS and robbed
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1929-05-30
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