New Britain herald., 1929-09-20

With the issuance of a proeI@lna- lion by President Herbert Hoo>or designating October II, 192a @s Pulaski day the entire nation 's well as tho futharlanl will cb2rrN" the sesquicontonnial anniversary o' the death Of onn of the most amid ble and eon'Ie, and yet tine tp rcast and oficious, Brigaiior Gcneral Caaimr pu!us};.. The observance will be held ill this city on October 13.
 The entire Polish community will take part in the commamoratioa exercises and in conjunction with the Sacred Heart and Holy Cross churches, gocj tjnS, yar.Cuf oTE@- l. cations will be represented in in parade and exercises. It will ho ono of the greatest events of ita kind in the history of thu city,
 The 15oth anniversary cath"2- ton will by fur exceed that of 50 years a~o when the ,ntire n@ti21 went into mourning for the lAan who fought for his country "NI later who voluntarily adopted the land for which he died
 Though tha anniversary of his death is marked CT Friday, octo- ber II, the committee, designed t7 I9a1e suitable arran%ewentG for the celebration, has poStpoNed th" observance to sunday, October 11, with the determination of @llo",n-r more time 10 the working ciu .| to take part
 "Gcorga Washington Of Poland"
 Count Tasimir Ii-.lH..t, thr "G orge Washington Of Poland ct came to this country ia 1771 au@ offered his services to the Aue"t- can cause. Tor his it@ nuty in ihr battle of Granaywinr. "acr" '.. distinguished himself as an able leader, h. WAS promoted ta th" rank Of hrigadt~r nn n~rDl It, claims ,he right as '.athrr of 'a. American cavalry" since h.. "Ha if first general and played 2n lmror- tant part in ifs d"volanra"aa
 The story CT the l.n- If Count Pulaski i5 remarkable hir,or5lI document,
 He v9S horn oo March 4 1Tt# in To1olia, Poland tan sen of h. seph pulaski, from whom th' l#' inherited inc q, stnr for fn~,ow In his hoyhoel h" WIS often in tt, company of lis fatN.r @U@ t~N brothers and was t91t-5t mLorg tactics. especially tl3" H~r Of ior.-+ The boy was so apt in his l#r"iH5 that h. soon .<colhd bis t.vrtrr. and at tho uer Of y1 bo @,g5 H@ advanced Hs La7er 7-Eo rt fine example Of manhood. }wtrio'r adventurous and horon. l." 1as@ . close ally Of his father iu nuno@lu. the opprrssioas ot I.us" .Ai NrH ing with Scu- 1@:5't- lf '4' country they reb-b! ."7ju~' Nl invading power Later r. i0a" the sarlo corrs in Atusrt" N.r-.t 1y succ"mlIn~ hl+ H+h~ iI . r..' ord without atzlo~hs m h. nas' and WIS a rurrHrr Tor tI- pas~nl -froedoIo, IG. &lnl from ~au received yf t.r. s.". a S.. ".. !" Ga, o~so1or II. t779. at t". .@ Of @e2.
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 The ratr.mun blood o. f@" i'H lashts va4 aroasod a'pg t.., I'a. tnyadfu- powers, taa.E. tt*t. end Pr~sE4 r",a1od md m5.a r. Poland who lLf"r d,H raNA ''1 ruling posrers- Urf rot va-H f'r sia nameI a king 10 FW.. 1ua ..HN try did tta Ear of r,r '@9-. .@a, yncncc, The Iufa#lt4 Wsu- .r5.a patriots aud gr0poi N"9'> 7s !. dark for aai4ta%r~. r'..au,. o. t. leadership. raHw'r n.e rara.r-.- an assistant to he far.~r .ttt1 -'. leadership among jba r"'@.ots r. n' to decliue.
 The r}1,.n I"llesti work, es. untiria@ pan-is 10 'orfl 'H. body and an"nr ssr-"'.4 Jr Ca ca9izine uN.t e l-uo"N -s IT,. r.sr fcdorqtiCa o. l}te~ "' t.~., waa aIno'~1 t.rcn-'lout la. ,,- .o by natrlr'.~ r.' ~u. ".A ~ u.. was io t-o n-d. m0ta o- o8" C. there bodies
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 After t.arv su'!t- ,'",.r's ''..i'J' WAS forced to abandon ht5 pInua to