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

get, hogy az amerikaiak elott Ma
gyarorszagot es iigyet szimpati-
kussa tehessek. Mt. Laky Zsig-
mondne az elmult het folyaman
kovetkez6 helyeken tartott el6-
adasokat Magyarorszagr6l, ma
gyar nepr6l es Trianon szomoru
k0vetkezmenyeirol: az East High
School negyszaz felsobb osztalyu
novendekei el3tt Y.M.C.A.-ben
tartott vacsoran, Cleveland Ju-
nior High School negyszazotven
novendeke el6tt es Polandon
High School negyszazotven noven
deke elott. A tanulok mindegyik
helyen bosegesen hallottak Ma
gyarorszagrol, a magyar tortene-
lemr0l, a. magyar nemzet mostani
szetdaraboltsagar6l. Ami hiany-
zik a tank0nyviikbol, hallhattak
| elo szoval. Erdeklodesiket haza
yiszik otthonukba, ahol a szilo
gyermekeik altal lesznek bara-
tank.
Karacsony elott. Egyhazunk-
ban kiilon0sen az ifjabbak lelke
sed6ssel kesziilnek karacsonyra.
| A Napsugar Egyesiilet kantalasra
J keszul. Mindeh val6szinuseg sze-
rint az Ifjusagi Kor tagjai KOHL
is t0bben. Az Aranycsillag Egy-
let, a Szivarvany Egylet, szom-
bait iskolasok szindarabokkal ke-
sziilnek. A karacsonyi szinieloa-
! das december 22-en, vasarnap lesz
megtartva. Az egyhaz el6ljar6sa-
ga karacsony masodnapjan az Uk
ran Hallban tancmulatsagot rem
dez. Karacsony napjan, 25-en es-
: te a gyermekek reszere karacsony
Z fa-iinnepely lesz szavalatokkal az
r esti halaad6 istentisztelet utan.
l Dacara annak, hogy annyi min
: denfele alkalomra kesziilnek a
e kul0mbozo csoportok, scent lin
t nep lelki megiinnepleset tessziik
: az elso helyre es nagy szeretettel
D kerunk mindenkit, hogy minden
: istentisztelet alkalmaval jelenje.
a mex meg es tegyenek eleget Ike
: resztyeni kotelessegiiknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05
Komaromy Margit, Horanszky l.,

Komaromy Margit, Horanszky l.,
Geese Ferenc, Demeny Ferenc.
Sok megerdemelt tapsot kaptak.
A kozonao.et mindvegig kitin6
humorban tartottak. Igazan mond
hatjuk err6l az eloadasr6l, hogy
anyagilag, crkolcsileg es neveles
iigyileg is kitiin6en sikeriilt, inert
eltekintve att6l, hogy telt haz
j0vedelmet hozott, hogy a vende-
gek kitiin0en mulattak, a szerep-
lok magyar nyelv tudasaban es
szinpadon valo mozgasban ESQ.,
dalatos eredmenyeket ertek ell.
line a sok szaz youngstown ma
gyar reformatus ifjusagb6l egy
csoport serdulo ifju, akik onmii-
velodessel, aldozatos igyekezettel
dics5seget szereznek onmaguknak
es sziiloiknek, ugyanakkor segitik
egyhazukat 6lyan hatalmasan
hogy a feln6ttek is peldat vehet
nenek t5luk. lit is koszonete1
mondunk a szereploknek, rende
z6knek es a vendegeknek.
Magyarorszagert. Esendesen
feltunes nelkiil, jutalom es elisme
res keresese nelkul szolgaljul
szeretett hazank, nemzetiink er
, dekeit. A multi szombaton az u
! Country Clubban, nagyon elokel'
kozonseg jelenleteben az Ev. Ref
Egyhaz Napsugar Egyesuletenel
ket tagja, Juhasz Juliska es Ju
hasz Erzsike diszmagyar ruhab
0lt0zve mutattak be a szebbne
szebb magyar tancokat. Haron
| flu tag is elment a leanyokkal,
ok is ugyancsak szorgalmatos
| kodta k, hogy magyar mivoltuk
Ekal becsiiletet szerezenek d
amerikaiak elott. Szalma Osaka
magyar zenel1ara szolgaltatta
zenet. A tancestelyen a haziasl
szonyi tisztet Miss Catherin
Owsley toltotte be, aki a mul
nyaron volt Magyarorszagon, o
tani tartozkodasarol nagyon sze
jelentest irt "a helybeli angol lal
ban. A Napsugar Egylet tagjai
szives meghivasanak tettek eli
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ
LelkAsz:
Mt I.AKY ZSIGMOND.
Templom Is lelkeszlak:
737 Mchoning Ave. Tel: 39949

Prezsbiteriurni gyiiles. A de-
cember havi gyiilest egy hettel
korabban tartjuk a rendesnel. J0-
v0 szombaton este lesz fel nyolc
oral kezdettel. A prezsbiter urak
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg.
A heti munkarend. Szombaton
reggel 9-tol 12-ig magyar iskola
Vasarnap delelott fel 10-kor va
sarnapi iskola, fel 11-tol advent
masodik vasarnapi istentisztelet
Este fel S-t6l ifjusagi gyiiles
Kedden este fel 6-kor a Szivar-
vany Egyesiilet elokesziileti 0ssze-
jovetele karacsonyra. Szerdan es-
tie fel 6-kor a Napsugar Egyesulet
0sszejovetele kantalasra valo ke.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05

zsufolt teremben sz6rakozott ap-
raja-nagyja gyiilekezetiinknek S
egyhazunk baratainak. A vegso
elszamolas most folyik. Egyelore
csak jelezhetiink, hogy erkolcsi
tekintetben kifogastalan cred
mennyel szamolhatunk be, anyagi
teren pedig a bazar szinten beval-
totta remenysegeinket.
Andras napi k0szonto. Andras
napja alkalmaval igen SEX ma
gyar hazban ultek nevnapot. A
regi j6 szokas szerint ilyenkor
osszejon a baratok serege es ekes
rigmusokban elteti az iinneplo
Andrasokat A fiiggetlen ref. egy-
haz Noegylete mem szokta elmu-
lasztani, hogy nevnapjok alkal-
naval felkoszontse az egyhaz tag
jait. Most is eljartak figyelmes
asszonyok szamos magyar hajlek
gazdajahoz Batary Andras, Hor-
vath Andras, Kovacs Andras.
Kiss Andras, Lengyel Andras
Olajos Andras es 10th Andrasek.
nal megjelenve adtak jelet figyel
messeguknek. Ez alkalommal q
szives vendegfogad6k mintegy
$50 adomannyal honoraltak noh
buzg6sagat, mely osszeg az epi
tend6 templom alapjat van hivat
va n1velni, Illesse 6ket erte ko
szonet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05

sziil6desre. Csiitortokon este Eel
S-kor az Ifjusagi >Kor gyiilese.
Penteken este Szivarvany Egy-
let br6baja es cserkesz csapat
|rendes osszej0vetele.
Elmult a bazar. Egyhazunk ka-
racsonyi bazarja multi szcmba-
ton es vasarnap volt megtartva.
Szombaton este mem nagyon So
kan voltak. Sok-sok ismeros a-c
hianyzott. Hiaba kerestuk okct.
Pedig a tavolmaradottakb6l ma
gyon sokan igazan hiseges parto-
l6i az egyhaz minden vallalkoza-
sanak, mozgalmanak. Csak a leg
ritkabb esetben maradnak ell. An
nal inkabb hianyoztak most. Da.
cara hianyz6k ,otthonmaradot.
tax nagy szamanak, erkolcsilee
es anyagilag sikeresnek mondha
to a szombat este. Erk0lcsilee
azert. inert semmi olyan eszkoz'
mem hasznaltunk penzszerzesre
amt sem egyhaz, sem tisztesseges
intezmeny igenybe mem venne. A
bazar szombati estejere szol6 be
lepti jeggyel 10th Istvan fogond
nok altal ajandekozott baranyt
lSzabo Ferenc az Ifjusagi Kor ell
noke nyerte meg.
Sikeriilt a "Gyiiriis zsido". 1
bazaar masodnapjan, vasarnap es
te a Napsugar Egyesilet tagja
adtak el6 bazaar javara a CYL
riis zsid6 c. haromfelvonasos nep
szinmiivet. A templom alatti ter
met zsufolasig toltotte meg a k0
z0nseg. A vendegek k0z0tt OF
lattuk masvallasu magyar test
verek nagy <kepviseletet is, akil
:. megjelenesiikkel a szepen feJlod
k0z0s munkalkodas fonalait k
vantak meg szorosabbra kotn
Mt. Laky Zsigmondne tanitotta {
rendezte szindarabot, az enekt
ket 8 kiserte zongoran. Varga El
zsike nagyszeriien toltotte be
+. sug6 szerep6t, mig Geese Irenk
ugyesen vegezte az ugyelo nun
t kajat. A szereplok, akik elsorar
/. gu jatekot produkaltak, a kove1
Z. kezok: Balla Balint, Ambrusk
: Margit, Zuti Istvan, Juhasz j
: Kiss lstvan, Balogh Erzsik'
Laky Laszlo, Menyhert Ilonk'
t Juhasz Erzsike, Zuti Bella, Bart
Mariska, Rati Janos, 10th Feren
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-12-05
FJGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
Lelkesz:
BORSY- -KEHEKES GYORGX
esperes
Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. Tel. 6638l
GYiJLEKEZETI NAPTAR.

December 5. Csiitortokon es-
te fel 8 6rakor istentisztelet.
Utana Noegylet rendes havi
kozgyiilese.
December 6. Pentek d. Il. 5
oralor Konfirmal.ak Kore-
nek heti osszejovetele.
December 6. Este s orakor az
Ifjusagi Egylet havi gyiilese.
December 7. Szombaton d. e.
10 orakor magyar iskola es a
konfirmandusok oktatasa.
December 7. Este fel s ora
kor az egyha1anacs havi gyu-
lese.
December s. d. e. fel II ora
kor advent masodik vasarnapi
istentisztelet.
December s. ID. u. 3 orakor
az Egyhazi Bs. Egylet rendes
havi gyilese.
Multi vasarnapunk. A dermesz-
to hidegre valtozott lido hatasa
meglatszott istentiszteletiink reszt
vev6inek SEAMAN. Bizony sokan
otthon maradtak, akik pedig ell
j0hettek volna. Elso eset volt az
utoLso ket even. belul, hogy ferfi
resztvev6k toben voltak, mint
nok. Az iinnep jelentosegehez k6-
pest advent alkalmi igehirdet6s
volt sz6lott Ezsaias profeciaja
alapjan arrol, hogy "Megszaba
ditia az Ur az q szolgajat!"
Betegsegelyzo gyiiles. Egyhazi
Betegsegelyzo Egyletiink a rank
kovetkezo vasarnap d. u. 3 oral
kezdettel tartja rendes havi gyu-
leset, melynek rendes targyaln
kiviil megbeszeles ala kerJl ka-
racsony masodnapjan az Egylet
penztara javara rendezendo bal
iigye is. Kerjiik a tagSagot a tel
jes szamban valo megjelenesre.
Egyleteink es iskolaink. AZ ell
multi heten a bazarral osszefugg0
sok elfoglaltsagra tekintettel egy-
leteink mem tartottak gyiilest es
| iskolaoktatasunk is elmaradt
Ezen h6ten ujra teljes lendulet-
tel folyik maid nfunka min
den egyletink szokott idoben
megtartja gyjileset es iskolank is
megnyilik,
Valasztok Nevjegyzeke. Egy,
hazunk torvenyei ertelmeben az
eloljarosagnak minden ev decem
bereben 0ssze kell allitania azok
max jegyzeket, akik az egyhaz
kozsegben teljes joggal, tehat sza
vazati es valasztasi joggal birnak
Ebbe a jegyzekbe azok vehetol
fel, akik tagsagi k0telezettseguk
mex pontosan eleget tesznek ugy
| anyagi, mint vallas-erk0lcsi te
| kintetben. Tehat azok, akik Urva
csoraval elnek es egyhaztagsag
dijaikat befizettek. Szeretette
kerjuk tehat a hiveket, hogy hat
ralekaikat rendezzek S ha mar ed
| dig ez evben mem is eltek voln;
| Urvacsoraval, legalabb karacson,
kor ne hianyozzanak onnet.
| Kereszteles. Az elmult vasar
nap kereszteltetett EVA Jozse
ref. es neje 81. Ondus Anna g0r
kath. szilek ujsziilott leany oyer
meke Eva Maria nevre. Kereszt
sziilei Fuisz Ilnre es neje 81. Eyv;
Anna youngstown lakosok. lister
aldasa legyen az ujsziilotton.
Hazassag. Halaadas napjan d
c. IL orakor volt az eskiivoj
tempipmunkban Switka JOSEF /
kath., lengyel szarmazasu ifjunal
Czegledy Rozsi ag. ev. hajadon
nal. Tanuik voltak: Frank T.
ROWS es Nellie Pacella. Kiserj
aldas eletuket!
Ref. Egyleti osztaly alakul. l
Reformatus Egyesiiletnek, mely
nek titkara csak legut6bb tar
| tott nalunk ertekes el0adast, u
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
American Le.iO. Birthday

The American Legion is celebrat- ing this year the 10th anniversary of its birth. The Paris caucus was held March l5 and 16, 1919. At that time the organizatio ton was little more than, an idea, a dream. and a prophecy, Today it is a reality.
 The Legion has tried 10 uphold all those ideals of patriotism and good citizenship which true Americans from the Revolutionary days to the present time have recognized as the buiwarks of liberty and indcpen- dence.
 Special attention of all eX-scrvicc men in the town of Berlin is called to the red-letter days of Legion his tory, Friday, March l5 and Satur- day. March l6. Nothing is consid- cred more appropriate than 100 per cent membership in the town. so those "X-scrvlce men who have not signed up or renewed their mcm- cershlp in the American Legion. are requested 10 do so on or before the birthday, March Is and 16.
 There will be Legion meeting at the Legion hall in kensington Friday evening at S:15 o'clock. Commander Buncc urges all mem bers to attend the meeting. as im- portant matters will be taken up for consideration by the members.
 East Berlin Items
 The big event of the day will be the minstrel show this evening at Com munity hall under the auspices of the Community club. The minst rel troupe is New Britain organization and has performed several times as the Belvidere Minstrels. The latest musical numbers will be heard as well as the last thing in wit and humor. The troupe has played to packed houses at all performances. Dancing will be enjoyed after the show.
 The East Berlin Thespians plan to hold their premiere early in April. The play. Too Many Parents" has been in rehearsal for the past month. The performance will be staged for the benefit Of the East Berlin foot ball team. All members of the cast are local boys and girls.
 Ii is hoped to have the proposed boy scout troop for East Berlin boys organized soon. The committee working on the project plans to have a report ready within few weeks. The local troop will be under the Jurisdiction of the New Britain l office.
 Rev. A. l.. Bursreen, pastor of the Methodist church, will preach d ser mon next Sunday morning on "1'he Victory Of Nison." taking for his | text the verse of the Bible which President Herbert Hoover selected to kiss when he took the oath of office i as president on March 4. The verse is from Proverbs 29lS Where there is no vision, the poo- pie perish: but he that keepeth the i law. happy is he.''
 The library will be open this after ! room and evening for the exchange of books.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08

vills Metal Works for the past few days. The lantern il the property of the Fuller family in Sufiield.
 The glass in the lantern is hand made. The lantern formerly was To- cated on the Fuller homestead.
 Piainvtlle Briefs
 The Young Peoples fellowship of the Church of Our Saviour will hold a food sale tomorrow afternoon from 2:15 to { o'clock at the Model Shop at 3 West Main strest
 Milton Kramer has accepted a po- sition with the Connecticut Light & Power company in Bristol.
 4 months mind mass of requiem will be celebrated tomorrow morn- ing at : o'clock at the Church Of Our Lady of Mercy for Thomas Conlin.
 A daughter Catherine Marie, was born Monday to MT. and Mrs. Allan M. Raymond of Maple street.
 There will be an important re- hearsal of those taking part in the M. F. church pageant tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. All are asked to be present.
 A dance will be given by the Kraft club at the new Colonial hal. at 37 West Main street on Thursday evening. March II. Music will be furnished by the Majestic orchestra, featuring Fred Evans of Hartford at the saxophone.
 To Hold Rehearsal Professor James Lentini Of New Britain, who has been engaged to organize a band in Plainville, re- ported today that he is meeting with great success and enthusiasm is run ming high among the local musicia ns
 First steps toward the organiza- ton of the band will be held Tues day evening. A rehearsal will be held that evening at 8 o'clock in the town hall building. All advanced musicians and beginners who are in- terested in being member of the proposed band are invited to be pres ent.
 When the final steps of the organ ization are completed, the band will be known as the Plainville Ameri- can band.
 1 Special Match
 In a special match rolled at the Hart alleys last evening. the Jolly 1 Five defeated the Plainville High school team by a total pinfall of l 1890 to 1449. The scores: 1
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
Coal Vessel Damages
 Steering Gear in Gale

ProVincetoWn. Mass., March ! LPJ The coal freighter Lewis K. Thur low, Baltimore to Boston. damaged her steering gear off Peaked Hill Bar today. but radioed that she was making repairs and needed no as- sistance. Because of a northwest gale. coast guardsmen feared the vessel might encounter more serious trouble and were preparing to go to her assistance until advised that the ship was safe.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
Waterbury Tax Plan
 Is Again Under Fire

Hartford. March s UPl-The Waterbury tax system is again under fire. State Tax Commissioner Will liam F. Rlodgett, who has previously cd before the cities and boroughs committee yesterday to urge favor able report in the general assembly of bill eliminating the office of tax attorney in Waterbury.
 Jesse Devine. present incumbent, is better at other things" the com missioner declared. The measure was opposed by William F. Thomas and Senator Charles O'Connor, both of Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
BOY NIT RY AUTO

Waterbury. March s UP)- Said 10 have been knocked down and run over by an automobilist who fled. Joseph Luchetti. Is year old news boy. was reported to have a chance for life at hospital here today Thomas Stack. .n. has been arrest ed as the alleged Init and run driver and held in S2.ooo bonds. A compa nion Of Stack was held for alleged drunkenness.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
GRAND LIST TOTAL
 ONLY S7,95S,4S5
Board Of Relief Slasbes Asses sors' Figures by SttO,5A
WOMAN HURT IN CRASH
Breaks Coliarbonc When Iruck Forces Auto on lItghwsy-Berin' Making Use of Air Mail ser''ce- Judge Cleveland Known Hcrc.

Arthur l.. Woodruff. town clerk. announced this morning that the grand list for the town Of Berlin had been completed by the board oi relief, After sitting in five sessions at the to n hall, the board Of relief has made a drastic cut in the gross fax list for this year. The slice oh the assessors figures amounts 10 s11o.524, satisfying many taxpayers claiming that the assessments rev. fed on their properties were eXces- dive The unreduced grand list, ac- cording to Clerk Woodruff, amounts to ss,069,o ,o09 and the net list to s'.- s5s.4S5.
 Property values in Berlin have increased very little during the past year, the actual figures for thls 'h- crease being only $s6.soS.
 Woman Injured in Accident
 Forced off the highway by truck. sn automobile owned by Mrs. Elsie Drodcur of 2S Owen street. Hartford and driven by Rudolph Darby, po- ljcenlan. of 200 Church street. Hart iOTu. JuTnVu O<CI tHso hiOAA A'''c " o'clock in front of the Berlin town hall. The couple were returning from visit paid to an aunt residing in West Haven when the accident occurred.
 According to Constable Frank Brown of Berlin. who sumnarlly placed Edward Silvcrman. 372 Lc- zion avenue, New Haven, driver oi the truck proceeding south. under ar rest. Policeman Darby attempted te negotiate passage on the ieft ol ssiIvcrnans truck and another. botf of which were proceeding Tn southerly direction. He was forced off the highway and the accident re- suited in q broken collar bone fol Mrs. Drodeur and slight injuries sustained to the policeman's bach when the car overturned.
 Mrs. Drodeur is confined to the Meriden hospital, where she wa: brought by Sam Schwartz. Berlir garageman. The car was lowed 1T a damaged condition to a Merider garage. Constable Brown reported TO liquor m eVl0enCe. SHNeIHdI will be put to plea in the BerliI town court at its next session.
 Carl Warren of 6l Main street New Britain. reported to Lieutenan ,Matthias Rival of the New Britain police at 2 o'clock this morning tha he saw an automobile overturned a the corner of Pennington avenue and Worthington Ridge. Berlin. ant nobody around 1t. The car wa found to be that of Darby.
 Judge Cleveland Known Here
 Judge Livingston w. Cleveland whose death occurred in New Havel Tuesday. was well known by tn older residents Of kensington. HI father who was q former pastor Q the Kensington Congregations church in the days when the lat judge was . youth with judicial in clinations. Judge Cleveland was
 guest here. with hk wife. in ls1: when the church celebrated its bi centennial. Judge Cleveland deliv cred a memorable address. giving wealth Of vaiuable information re earding the ministers of the Ken sington church.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
FIREMAN BECOMES LAWYER

Lowell. Mass. March lP,-Jam s H. Hogan. a member of the Lowell fire department. has passed the Massachusetts Bar examinations he CT attended college nor law school but has studied with local practi- tioners. He is married and has four children and is commissioned as captain in the United States reserve army
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
Bristol Trust company.

Bristol Trust company.
 General committee, L. A. Wheeler, chairman: Captain Thomas F. Guckin. Sergeants Daniel McGilii- cuddy and Henry Jeslinski; Officers Joseph Strupp, Aldie Brault. Victor Chabot. Edward O'Connor, William Thompson, Lawrence Doolan. James James McNamee. Edgar Norton. Con Connolly, James Burns, Thomas ]. Stack. Chief Ernest T. Belden. Mayor w. Raymond Crumb. Judge $. E. Mink, Homer H. Judd. Judge Kossr $. Newell, Judge Joseph M. Dono- van, James T. Mather and Charles N. Gordon.
 Publicity committee, Roscoe l., Sessions, chairman: F. G. F'i;z- patrick, Grafton O'Connell, Eolfe E Rowe and Clarhson Barnes.
 Red Cross Election
 George s. Beach. vice president of the Bristol Trust company, has been elected chairman of the Bristol Chapter of the American Red Cross to succeed Judge s, Russell Mink. resigned. Mrs, Morton C. Treaa- way was elected vice chairman. Thomas H. Patterson. secretary, and Marie N. Sonstroem, treasurer.
 Charged With Vasrancy
 Bernard Rogers, a resident of a small town in Minnesota, presented himself at police headquarters last night and, after requesting a place to sleep, was booked on d charge Of vasrancy. He was released this morning by Chief Ernest T. Belden after he had agreed to leave the city.
 Basketball Tonight
 The Bristol high school and the West Hartford high basketball teams will clash this evening in the local school gym in the last home game of the season for Tommy Monahan's charges. The Bristol boys by virtue of their victory last week over the Meriden high quintet, have for the third consecutive year won the championship of the Central Connecticut league.
 The Bristol team will participate again this year in the Yale tourna- ment for state championship hon. ors, won in 1927 and 1928 by the local high school
 Early Morning Alarm
 Squad A and Engine Company No. were called out at 4:30 a. Tn. to- day for what was believed to be a chimney fire at the home of Aaron c. Hinckley of 27 Valley street. Upon arrival. the firemen found sparks, flying from the chimney, caused by wood fire which Mir. Hinckley had just started in a kitchen range. The alarm was teie- phoned to headquarters by watch man at the plant Of the New De- parture Manufacturing company. Eiks Elect Dr. Joseph kupperstein was elect ed exalted ruler of the Bristol lodge of Elks at meeting last evening over William J. Fries, the only other candidate for the honor. Other officers elected were as follows: Es- teemed leading knight, Joseph P. i kupperstein; esteemed loyal knight, Richard Lambert: esteemed lectur- l ing knight, G. Earl Iourie: secre- tary. George l.. Roberts; tyier, Ed ward Nelson: trustee for five years, Thomas A. Tracy: grand lodge dele gate. Henry J. Flynn: alternate. Robert w. Harris.
 The officers will be installed at he April meeting.
 Arrested For Game Violations | Leonard Malloy. an employe of q i construction company now working z l in this city, was arrested Thurst"y afternoon oy Detective Sergeant l Daniel McGillicuddy and turned over to Game Wardens Healy and All shouse. He was taken back io i Hampden where he will be tried for violation Of the game laws.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
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Legion Match CniOnvilIe Legion

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 Industrial League Two matches in the Industrial league were rolled off last night. The scores
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08

4OO DVJ fOJ-IF FOf
 Match Game A match game between Silverio and Howarth Of Plainville and Carlo and Kaiser Of Rockville will be held this e.ening at the Recrea- ton alleys.
 Special at the Economy, Oranges . dozen for 35c.-ad>t.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08

Serving in his office of judgeship of the probate court of New Haven for 12 years brought him a wide ac- quaintance among fellow citizens of the Elm City.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08

Bernard Rogers, resident of small town in Minnesota, presented himself at police headquarters last night and, after requesting a place to sleep, was booked on charge of vasrancy. He Was released this morning by Chief Ernest T. Belden after he had agreed to leave the city.
New Britain herald., 1929-03-08
To Hold Rehearsal

In a special match rolled at the Hart alleys last evening. the Jolly Five defeated the Plainville High school team by a total pinfall of 1890 to 1449. The scores: