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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
COR. KATH. OLTAR EGYLET
VI TISZTVISELOI

A magyar g0r kath. hitk0zseg
kebeleben miik0do Oltar Egylet
legutobb tartott k0zgyiilesen meg
valasztotta az 1929 evi tiszikarat.
Einok lett 0zv. Vask6 Ferencne.
penztarnok Hricz6 J6zsefne, tit
kar-jegyz6 Ignatz Gyulane.
A kozgyiiles ugy hatarozott,
hogy az oltar es a ruhak tisztan-
tartasat egesz even at niagara
yallalja az elnokno fogja id6n-
kent kijelolni a munkara soros
tagokat. Hatarozatba ment az is,
hogy az egylet tagjai rendszeres
segitsegere lesznek az egyhazi
tisztvisel6knek. Felsz6litast inte-
zett tovabba kozgyiiles hit.
kozseg minden no tagjahoz, hogy
lepjenek be az egylet tagjai kM6
Az a nemes eel, melyet az egylet
maya ele tiizott megerdemli ait a
csekely havi Is cent aldozatot
amit tagsagidij cimen fizetni kell
Tobb kisebb jelent6segu iigy
letargyalasa utan q k0zgyiilef
jegyzokonyvi koszonetet szava
zott Deak J6zsefnensk, aki min,
penztarnok eveken keresztil hi
segesen dolgozott az egyIet erde.
k6ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
IGEN J0L sIKERttLT
A COR. KATHOLIKUS BAL

A magyar g0r0g katholikusok
februar masodikan rendezett far
sangi balja a teljes skier jegye-
ben foA t lie. Rengetegen jelentek
meg azsa s a rendez6seg felkert
benniinR t ARA, hogy koszonetu-
ket tolmacsoljuk ugy a r6mai ka-
tholikusok, mint a fiiggetlen ref.
egyhaz tagjainak, akik igen sep
szammal vettek reszt mulatsa
gon. A Valentin postan legt0bb
lapot elado Barany Ilonka nyert
egy harom fontos doboz cukorkat.
a legt0bb lapot kapott Lengyel
Erzsi pedig egy $3.50 aranyat. A
Pletnik Janos altal adomanyozott
tonna szen most mem keriilt meg
sorsolas ala, inert mem kelt el
minden jegy. Amint a jegyek ell
fogynak a sorsolas meg lesz tart
va. A Barany Janosne altal adott
par csirket' Dargai Gyula nyerte
meg, mig Kovacs Janosne ket dol
lart. A bal tiszta j0vedelme 114.O2
dollar. A rendezesnel Lengyel p,
Kovacs Mikl6s, Fedor Janos, ia
nosi Peter, Sander Istvan, Lornat
Andras, Barany Janos, Bodnar
Jams, Kovacs Mikl6sne, Sander
Istvanne, Janosi Peterne, Len
gyel Peterne, Fodor Janos IS Ma
jor J6zsef szorgoskodtak..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
Ketnagy protestans
felekezet egyesul

Az elmult napokban, mint AIT
az angol nyelvii lapok bowen tar
gyaltak, az amerikai Presbiteria-
nus Egyhaz nagy zsinatot tartott
Pittsburghban, ahol a legf6bb
targy presbiterianus egyhaznals
methodista episzkopalis egyhaz-
zal val6 egyesiilesenek kimonda-
sa volt.
El6z6 evben mar volt err0l $40
a methodista egyhaz zsinatan,
ahol az egyesiilest elvben kimon-
dottak. Most presbiterianus
egyhaz legfobb torvenyhozo tes-
tiilete foglallozott az egyesiiles
kerdesevel. Behat0 vita utan f3
torvenyhozo estiilet ugy hataro-
zott, hogy mivel ket Macy egy-
hazi k0z0sseg hitelvei k0z0tt nagy
kiil0nbseg mines, maga reszer6l
az egyesiilest kivanatosnak Is ke-
resztiil viend6nek tartja.
Mutan ICY az erdekelt egyhaz-
testek mindenike hatarozatilag
mondotta Xxi az egyesulest, pusz-
tan technikai kerdes, hogy a r0-
vid idon beliil megoldand6 teljes
szervezeti egyseg mikor jon letre.
Mindket egyhaz a legnepesebb
amerikai egyhaztestek koze tarto-
xix az egyesiiles kovetkezteben
szamban talan legnagyobb feleke-
zete lesz az Egvesiilt Allamok-
max.
Magyar vonatkozasban az
egyesiiles annyiban erdekes, hogy
a presbiterianus egyhaz fennha-
t6sagas alatt tobb magyar gyjile-
kezet is van, mig methodistak-
max csak egyetlen magyar, gyiile-
kezete van Detroitban, ahol a lel-
keszi szolgalatot egy magyaru'
besz6l6 ajris pap latja ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
Nemzetgyiiles mellett
a SIT. Istvan Eeylet
Egyhangulag a youngstown ma
gyarsag kepviselteteset keri
a Nagybizottsag utjan.

A. Scent Istvan Egylet, amely
kizar6lagosan a helyi egyletek
kozott legnagyobb Youngstown
ban, vasarnap delutan megtartott
gyiilesen egyhangnlag elhataroz-
ta, hogy nagybizottsagi kepvise-
l6it ntasitja, hogy Scent Istvan
Egylet neveben legk6zelebbi
nagybizottsagi gyiilesen kerjek,
hogy a Youngstown 0sszmagyar-
sagot nagybizottsagi kikiild0t-
TEX utjan kepviselje a Buffal6ban
marcus 15-en megtartand6 nem-
zetgyiilesen.
A hatarozatot r0vid vita el6zte
meg, amelynek ,soran hangoztat-
tax, hogy Youngstown magyar
sag mem maradhat el errol a gyii-
lesr6l, es hogy okvetleniil kivana-
tos azon a kepviselet.
A gyiilesen bejelntettek, hogy
a Youngstown magyarsag az iden
is k0z0s marcus 15-iki iinnepelyt
rendez Nagybizottsag utjan. A
felsz6lalok mind hangoztattjk,
hogy kiil0nos tekintettel a buffa-
loi nemzetgyiilesre, marciusi
unnepelyen r6sztvesz az egylet
minden tagja.
Az egyletbe ket ifjusagi tag
lepett at, mig az ifjusagi tagok
szama hettel szaparodott a gyii-
lessen.
A gyiilesen kimondottak, hogy
azok a tagok, akiE l eynel mem
i4os@zabb Il ategutasra, 1neHnek ha-
"a, tagjai maradhatnak az egy-
letnek, ha havidijjaikat el6re
megfizetik, de otthoni tartozko-
dasuk alatt betegsegelyben mem
reszesiilhetnek, ha azonban meg
halnanak az egylet megfizeti je-
lenleg $3.50 temetkezesi segelyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
SCENT IMRE EGYLET

Mint mar tudatva volt a multi
heten Scent Imre egylet youngs-
town. 9-ik osztalya ezentul min
den honap masodik vasarnapjan
tartja rendes havi gyiileset Is pc
dig a Scent Istvan otthonnal szem
ben a templommal . Wilson Ave
nuen. Keretnek q tagok, hogy q
fcbruari rendes havi gyiilesen
most mar AZ vi helyen okvetle-
nil jelenjenek meg most vasar-
nap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
GYtLEST TART A MARC. Is
BIZOTTsAG HETFON ESTE

A Nagybizottsag legutobbi gyii-
lessen kikiildottek egy bizottsagot,
hogy Youngstown magyarsag
k0z0s Marcus 15-iki iinnepelyet
el0k6szitse. A bizottsag Papp
Laszl0 titkar ertesitese szerint ell
SO megbeszeleset hetf0n este tart
ia lapunk szerkeszt6segeben este
7 oral kezdettel. Ajanljuk a gyii-
lest a bizottsagi tagok figyelmebe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
A PALINKA SOK PENZT HOZ
A VAROS PENZTARABA

A napokban jelent meg vice
squad (szaraz detektivek) jelen-
tese a multi h6napr6l. A jelentes
szerint januar hawaiian t0bb mint
$4,000 dollar biintetest szabtak Xxi
rend6rbirak szaraz t0rvenyek
ellen vetokre a Youngstown va
rosi bir6sagon.
HIATT tehat palinka valami
hasZnOt az ad0fizet0knek is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
RAKoczI EGYLETI GYttL1s|

A legut6bb megalakult Rak6czi
BITS. Egyleti fi6k rendes hayi gyii-
leset most vasarnap as u. tariffs
Mihok Andras BLIZZARD terme eben.
Keretnek az 0ssz..s tagok, hogy n
gyiilesen valamennyien ielenje-
mex meg. ss I. ssI .l ||s u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
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E'sen1enyeR

(N) Miutan mi ezen 9 helyen
mar t0bbsz0r kijelentettiik, hogy
a Buffal6ban tartand6 nemzet-
gyiilss programme felol teljesen
partatlanul Informant fogjuk
Youngstown es k0rnyekenek ma
gyarsagat, ezuttal is lek0z0ljiik
lit TT. Eordogh Elemer, toledoi
plebanos hozzasz6lasat a pro-
gramhoz.
Sok m..1denben igaza van E3r-
d0gh f6urnak. Megirtuk mar
azonban a multkor, hogy q nem-
zetgyiiles osszehivoi mem akarjak
diktalni, hogy a nemzetgyules
nit vegezzen es mikor vegezze.
A programme felveendo tar
gyak sorrendje egyaltalaban min.
csen meghatarozva. Hiszen a nem-
zetgyiiles megalakulasa utan ma
ga allapithatja meg iigyrendjet.
A cikk a k0vetkez0:
A "Szabadsag" jan. 30-iki
szamaban mindenki olvashatta
AIT a 10 pontot, amir6l nem-
zetgyules Buffal6ban marcus
15-en targyalni akar.
Komolyan es 6szinten kiva-
nok hozzaszolni nagyszerii-
mex igerkez6 megmozdulashoz,
inert sikeret lelkembol feltem
es mem szeretnem latni, hogy
az akar taktikazasnak, akar
egyeni ambicionak aldozatul
essex. Midon lily nyiltan es ha-
tarozottan beszelek, magyar
sag impozans tomegenek lelkt-
bSl meritem benyomasaimat
Is mint azOknak kepvisel6je es
megbizottja kerek meghallga-
tast.
Mi hozta letre hatalmas
megmozdulast? Talan a ma
gyar sajt6 helyzete Amerika-
ban, vagy egyleteink j0vo ALA
pota, avagy gazdasagi es kul-
turkerdeseink stb. Mem! Mind
kiil0nben szinten egeto ker-
deseknek hatalmas, szinte Ia
vinaszerii megmozdulashoz ko-
re egyaltalaban mines.
Nj hozta hat letreY a. sreyi.s
zi6! Magyarul Macy Magyaror-
szag feltamasztasa, trianoni
bekeszerz0des igazsagtalansa-
gainak reparalasa, szJl0ha-
zank hatarainak kijavitasa, a
magyarsag lelkeben fogant
vagy, hogy teren, e targyban,
e celb6l egyesUlve, tegyen meg
mindent, mi hatalmaban all.
Igen, revizi6 es semmi mas, ez
a kerdes ebresztette fel ujra az
alv6 amerikai magyarsagot, =
ez, az 0sszes fajdalmas kerde-
SEX k0z0tt a legfajdalmasabb,
- az 0sszes eget6 kerdesek
k0z0tt ezid6szerint legege-
t0bb!
Osszes ,ellensegeink felfigyel-
TEX, mid6n e melt6sagos meg
mozdulasr6l tudomast szerez-
tex. Az olahoke szerbek, a
csehek es eek politikai agen-
sci es diplomaciai megbizottjai
ideges varakozassal vannak
mind eltelve, mi t0rtenik maid
marcus 15-en Buffal6ban :?
Elenken emlekezhetnek mind
annyian meg ARA, hogy a to-
tok pittsburgh allasfoglalasa
hozta letre annak idejen Cseh-
szlovakiat, - tudjak, erik ma
gyon jol, hogy egy egy0ntetii,
impozans megmozdulasa az
amerikai 0sszmagyarsagnak a
revizi6 targyaban vegzetes le-
het mindarra, nit er6szakkal
es hazug propagandaval annak
idejen kier6szakoltak. Ell lehe-
think ARA kesziilve, hogy kem-
jeik es agent provokatorjeik
biztosan oft lesznek marcius
15-en Buffal6ban.
Eppen azert a nemzetgyiiles-
- 49, ,.1o,o \ I ~ n cpoly 10
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

When Muriel Charlebois (above)
entered Robert P. Champoniers
French class at the University of
California, there were CONNIE
Cas-" and "Je ne sails pass" all
over the place. A few months later
he said "Voulez Vous?" and she
replied "Oui, Oui, so they became
Monsieur and Madame. Now
MurieIs hubby is her teacher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
Others Are Indicted

In four indictments returned
Wednesday. Mix and owners were
indicted after a two-year investiga-
ton. Mix was named alone in one
indictment and Miss Berger in
another
In a third true bill, Miss Berger
and Eugene J. Forde, the actors
business manager. were indicted.
A fourth indictment named Miss
Berger, Mix and the latter's press
agent, Jack Hill.
A maximum Of five years in pris-
on and a $4,000 fine is provided for
each count in the straight indict-
ments.
In the two conspiracy indictments,
Mix is accused with Miss Berger
and the others of attempting to de-
fraud the government of SIS, 96745
by preparation of false returns. The
amount in all four indictments is
S112,73368.
The total sum includes an accusa-
ton that Mix falsely stated he paid
Forde $4,000 a year as his manager
but gave the latter checks with
which to pay Forbes tax.
Over Statements Charged
OVer-Statements of wardrobe,
boat trip and assistants expenses
were charged.
The first indictment against Miss
Berger, returned month ago,
charged her with defrauding the
government in connection with re-
turns prepared for William Haines,
Rod La Rogue, Dorothy Mackaill,
Lothar MendeS, Mitchell Lewis,
George F. Marion IT., and Robert
w. Browne.
Edward Hayden was named in
connection with returns prepared
for Fred Niblo, Roaul Walsh, Ra-
mon Novarro and George OBrien.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
o. K. SCHOOL BOOKS LIST
Governor Approves Texts for State
Institutions.

School books selected recently by
the state board of education in
limited number OF subjects. togeth-
er with publishers contract prices,
were approved Wednesday by Gov
ernor Harry G.. Leslie. The books
will be the approved list for five
years, beginning next fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
TRAP TOM MIX
IN u. S. NET
ON TAX FRAUDS
Income Return Adviser Is
Indicted Again in Holly
wood Case.

Ra UHtsd Prrez
LOS ANGELES, May I'm
vestigation Of income tax reports
prepared for Hollywood film stars
by advisory experts was expected to-
day after the indictment Of Tom
Mix and others on a charge Of with
holding more than 100000 in Fed
eral taxes.
The action was the second invOlv-
ing Marjorie Berger, advisor to
numerous film players.
Attorney for Mix said they would
file his $4,000 bonds today and that
he would sign them upon his return
from a circus engagement in three
weeks.
According to Anes Peterson, as
sistant United States attorney, the
government has lost huge sums in
the Hollywood area alone through
alleged fraudulent income tax re-
turns and a close scrutiny Of reports
will be made.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09
CLAIMS ANIMALS TALK
Canadian Guide to Test Theory
With Radio.

MONTREAL, May g Harry
Allen, Cain river district guide,
claims that animals talk. He is ex-
perimenting with radio to prove
that they do. He believes that radio
will solve the question by showing
that animals use Wave-lengths in
audible to the human ear.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-05-09

Tears are composed of a chemi-
cal called lysozyme, probably the
most powerful germ killer in the
world.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
u RII~ AND THE DRY LAW

The attitude ot iurirs in New York City toward the prohibition law will be watched with interest within the next few weeks. The acquittal ot Texas Gulnan on q char ee oI main tainlng q nuisance Was only he first in a series ol goyernment actions against individuals connected with the liquor industry. There are other cases in view. and in order 10 help the prospects Of enforcement Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt changed the prosecutor after the Guinan case. The point is, however, the en- forcement arm of the government cannot change the mental outlook Of the iuries which are to hear the evil deuce.
 A cross-section of the popuIation in New York is bound 10 be com
 
 drys. Such a cross section on a jury IS certa tin 10 make it difficult for en- forcement to gain convictions. Jury men are supposed 10 decide cases upon the evidence and the law; but do they? Juries originated as a means 10 prevent tyranny; to be tried before ones peers gave pub lie sentiment chance irrespective Of kings, potentates, their henchmen and their laws.
 So long as it is impossible in a city like New York to pick all drys for jury service the enforcement in- dustry Is confronted with difficulties. Severe as the Jones law may be. it will achieve little unless juries are sympathetic.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
MAINE FACES AN ISSUE

While some states excite them
 selves over referenda concerning prohibition, Maine this week is en- toying the thrill of a campaign which will reach it's climax on Satur-
 day, when voters will say yes or | no on whether the state shall con- tinue to prevent the exportation of
 surplus hydroelectric power, or
 whether it shall abandon the i Fernald law and permit it.
 The Legislature has placed the Carlton bill upon the doorsteps of I the voters. That is where it belongs. It is the peoples power resources that are at stake. and it is they who ought 10 be given the right to say what shall be done about il. And
 before this takes place the voters in Maine are not likely 10 be deceived by the eXtravagant claims of the power interests who would export power so that they might enjoy more profits.
 This is not saying. of course, that the export of power should not be permitted. It is merely pointing out that the voters of Maine, long ago having had opportunities to make
 themselves acquainted with the is- sue. are not likely to make a mis- take.
 The Ternald law prohibiting the export of power was designed to build up industries in Maine. It was i thought that as Maine has an abundance of power resources in- dustries would tend 10 go where the power is 10 be had cheaply. But in | dustries have had no dearth of pow CT in other parts of New England 1 and so far as is known no important | industries have been attracted to I Maine as q result of the law The issue then turns to one of i whether it Is better 10 permit the export Of power under the reeula-
 ton Of the states Public Utilities
 Commission. or continue 10 hoa I'd
 il in the hope that this will lure in-
 dustry to Maine. Pine Tree citizens
 have an opportunity 10 do some tall thinking"
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
WE DODGE. THE BRIG Ks

The mayor and the town commit lee of the Democratic party ought 10 be perfectly happy. At last there is an argument which, if both sides are determined enough. can last all spring and well through the sum- mer.
 The mayors contribution Of yes t.rday showed evidence Of being sprlnkled with more pepper than his first. This IS an indication that, should he be goaded into writing more epistIes 10 the unwary, the fiery language ot the later missives will require asbestos.
 From this point on, however, We do not intend to keep track Of the various points placed, business end up, or the chair for the other fel- low to sit down upon. If there are more snappy statements made Ne intend 10 join the public and chuckIe, realizing that 1t is no time for an innocent editor to simulat.- the tactics of an innocent bystan nd er. When too many missiles fly it is safer in he dog kennel.
 And with this We wish both war ring factions all the beneficial ef- fleets incident to the exercise of their wits and the use Of hectic langua ge. And we trust nobody will get hurt.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16

ton 10 convenient air travel. Air ports would ordinarily be hard places for travellers to reach. The downtown bus stations for such travellers make it as easy as reaching railroad station: for when you've made the bus" you've made the air ship.
 It is too carly to speculate upon the probable effect of air passenger travel upon the long distance pas senger receipts Of the railroads, For while the air service will be on probation Ii schedules are main- tained during all kinds of weather and the public learns 10 expect a combination of speed and safety, the success of such lines cannot be long delayed. Success has been achieved in Europe in spite of the shorter dis tances between cities than in this country. + this can be done there it ought 10 be possible here.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
MORE TROILENS TAKE THE,
 COUNT

The wholesale elimination oI local trolley lines in Middletown in favor of buses as the Connecticut con- pany plans following a petition to the Public Service Commission. will make Niidletown the first city of consequence in the state to be de void Of rolleyS except for the inter- urban line to Hartford Perhaps in the course Of time even this interur- ban line will give way to the all conquering bus.
 The reason for the change to buses in Midlletovn is sim pie and the same reason works inexorably in every other city in the state. The trolleys are operated so long as eX- penslre track improvements are not necessary. When the time comes to lay down new tracks, or the city-as in MIddIetown-plans extensive paving Improvements the bell rings for the end of the trolley line. Present income from the minor lines does not justify expensive track changes or track improvements. The trolley lines Of minor importance last only so long as the tracks do not requlre major attention.
 Buses are more flexible and the routes can be changed or heightened at will. And they are swifter One need only compare the slow v-movIng trolley cars around the center Of New Britain with the swifter-mov- ing buses, which find no difficulty in keeping up with the tempo of auto- mobile traffic in the downtown streets.
 One disadvantage about bus rid ing is. however. that reading in them is quite out of the question. whereas reading while riding in a trolley line is not al all difficult The buses travel faster, but they shake and sway more; and al night the lights as rule are by no means as bright as the lncand~scents in the trolley cars.
 For comparatively short trips however. it makes little difference whether reading Is more difficult in bus than in a trolley. Patrons iu Connecticut indeed never have done much of their reading W nile being transported to and from their places Of employmon, as is common in the case of commuters in the large cities l There are many patrons who have q grip upon newspapers while they ride, but they do not invariably in dulge in reading.
 The question naturally arises, how ! long will it take for the inttrurDan i lines to change to buses? Win these, loo, 90 to the discard when the tracks need expensive repairs The next ten years or so will tell the story.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
AIR PASSENGER TRAVEL

Officials Of the Colonial Air Transport company, which includes Governor Trumbull. have no doubt that passenger service by air is right around the corner. Feeling that way about it they have started the first regular passenger air service be- tween Boston and New York, and anyone in a hurry and convinced of the safety of air travel can now travel between the two cities in half the time the fastest train takes
 The idea of utilizing buses to transport passengers between the airpcrts and the central parts nt the two cities is an important contribu-
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
25 Keors Ago To-day

The Berlin Brick Co. has sus- pended operations because Of the cold weather, The last bricks sci out froze hard over night.
 C. Ii, Mitchell will talk before the Mems club of St. Marks church tonight on the subject of the Spanish Am erican war.
 A. VI. Paige counsel for the Con- necticut Railway & Lighting Co.,, notified Superintendent Terry by telephone last evening that the com- pany had decided to build an eAten- sion 10 it's lines in the north end Of the town. and the mayor vas told today. Mr. Terry will drive through the town in a few days and map out the best foute. Mr. Sloper has long built 10 keep any competing con- pany from coming in and starting one over the route.
 The annual city meeting will be held in Turner hall on Thursday evening. One matter to come up is lllt tlH piDs lI'Ht Cl q ie" permanent men by the fire department.
 State police raided three places in Berlin last evening on warrants issued by Prosecutor Eirkham Of this city. The kilby House, the Der lin hotel. and McGann's place all came in for attention and liquor was found in each. Berlin appears 10 have it's liquor even If if is mo license"
 II is reported that the liquor deal CTS Of this city are behind the movement 10 close the cider joints which compete with them for the cheaper business.
 Foreign residents Of the city arc hanging their names rapidly Many boys appearing al the Boys club or the public schools give their names as Jones or smith and giv, Gs their reason that their real name. are not readily understood.
New Britain herald., 1929-04-16
Hoover Picture Stolen
 From Main St. Store

John krompegal Of East Hartford, driver for the Union Suburban Ex-
 press of Hartford, reported 10 Ser geant P. A. McAvay last night that picture Of President Hoover. size
 16x20. four water colors, and F other pictures, size 7x1h. were miss
 ing in the rear of the Schulte- CniteI store on Main street
 krompegal said he rearranged his load and after leaving. he missed 8 carton, so he returned and found the carton but could not locate the pictures. which were for delivery to the Johnson Photo Studio on Main street.