New Britain herald., 1929-04-26
9TH WARD MEETING CROWD THREATENS
 ID MOB CHAIRMAN
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hattie between political factions. Dobrowolski called the meeting to order and endeavoyed to explain the nature of the gathering, when he suddenly took i'll and Jchalik, sec retary. took over the gavel. In the course of his remarks. tchalik in timated that a political club in this city. and especially it's leaders, scared the associations treasurer him to sever all relations, limiting that if he continued membership he would not be able to get his final cit izenship papers. Uchalik would not divulge the persons name at the time, but today it was learned from Dobrowolski that he had in mind A. Wolak, who acted as treasurer Of the assiciation from the beginning of its existence.
 Citizenship Paper '.Sold"
 rchaiik continued his cutting re- marks against the club, which he later admitted was the Polish Amer ican Republican club, after much pressing on the part of the report CTS, and ended his address by stat ing that he would Hike to know who is selling citizenship paper in this city" He also said that there was no doubt left in his mind that it was the club situated on the hilltop (meaninG the Republican dub, which has its headquarters in the Falcon building on the corner oi Broad and Beaver streeD.
 Someone in the audience got up at this moment and shouted that such a militant attitude on the part Of the association would not help 1t and that the whole association was nothing but farce and "humbug !" Upon hearing this remark, tchalik fared up and began to criticize the republican club. stating that it was a clique of professional men. whose dictatorial attitude should be re- scented. He said that the club was being led by certain group of men and the rest follow their dicfations as they're told to, because they're afraid of them.
 D6brOwnlsi.i Refers to "Suckcrs''
 When Uchalk finished, Dobrowoi- ski rose to address the gathins There was already trace of un- rest Tn the hall. The speaker stated that the association would live ana prosper despite obstacles, and cited the instance Of the organizing ot the Holy Cross parish, when he met opposition and the parish was or ganized. He continued with alIega- tions that those same people, who tried to interfere with the formation of a new parish are today suckers for the church authorities. By this he meant that the men who worked against the church are today devout members of the parish and work for it. The remark suckers" was q cue for more than 100 men and women to start the pot boiling. The crowd began to boo and hiss the speaker. and the din Of the commo- ton was so great that it was im- possible to hear what the speaker was saying. The crowd de- manded that Dobrowolski discon- tinue is remarks. but he refused. and gesticulating. kept on delivering his speech. Repeated requests 10 stop met with absolute refusal on the part of DobroW olski. and the crowd began to close in on the plat form and the speaker.
 Realizing the situation Ichalik and the other officers rushed 10 Dobrowolski's assistance and finally succeeded in quieting him. Uchalik then attempted to pacify the crowd by stating that he was sorry for what had happened and that he will personally see to it that nothing like it would ~appen in the future. He was successful. but the damage was done and the crowd seemed dis gusted with the turn of affairs. Aft CT that ihe meeting was conducted according to the best knowledge cf parliamenta rules and business on hand was dispensed with in quick order
 icl:aI'k Admits Challenge
 After the meeting. i'chalik admit ted he mrant the Polish Am, rica n Republican club, when he meniion- ed the club "on tne hir.' stating that it was a challenge 10 Inc lea l. ers. (mranirx his remailis).
 The most important business that took place. was the drawing un Of & proposed charter for the association. threads as fellows: