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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
AZ ALLIANCE, or MAGYAR
REF0RM. EGYHAZ HIREI,
K6xl:
KRucHI6 ANrAL,
ref. lelkksz.
A keresztyen ifjak vacsoraja

A keresztyen ifjak vacsoraja,
dacara hogy csak 45 feln6tt vett
reszt vacsoran megis $29.6O-t
j0vedelmezett, akik reszt vettek
a vacsoran ket nemes munkat cse-
lekedtek egyszerre, batorsagot
ontottek az ifjak lelkebe es segi
tettek egyhazukat. Orommel en-
lekeziink meg Keszeg Andrasne
testvern6nkr6l, aki ez alkalomra
egy gy0nyoru divanyparnat keszi
tett, jegyeket maga ell is adta es
ICY atal adott az estelyen $14.50-t.
A parnat Pal J6zsefne testver-
monk nyerte meg. Fogadja Ke-
szegne halas k0szonetiinket, az 9
buzgosaga legyen pelda azok el5tt
is, akik egyhazukert ritkan, vagy
sohasem munkalkodnak. Kruchio
Lenke, Kocsis Roza, Hunyady l.,
Farkas R6za, Varga Mariska es
Molnar Mariska mar szombaton
megkezdtek a munkat a tisztele-
tes asszony vezetese mellett. A
felszolgalasnal segitettek meg
Trombitas Erzsi, Incze Margit es
Korosfoy Etus. A rendezes mum
kajat ifj. Nyarady Jozsef vegezte.
Legyen k0szonet mindazoknak,
akik munkalkodtak es a vacsoran
megjelentek "a tiszteletes asszony
max es Molnar Jozsefne testver-
n6nknek, akik olyan sokat farad-
TAX, ifj. Pataki Jozsefnenek es i'd
Nyaradi Jozsefnenek. E nehez
munka utan lehetett volna bizony
meg nagyobb eredmeny is, de ez-
eel is meg vagyunk elegedve. Bi-
zony oft nagyon nehez az egyhaz
munkaja, ahol nincsenek munka-
sok. De hissziik AIT, hogy lit is
felebrediink egyszer oda allunk
| anna nehany melle, akik szives til
relemmel huzzak az egyhaz sze-
keret.
A Magyar Nok Vilagsz0vetse-
genek alliancei osztalya megala-
kult. Eln0k lett Tiszt. Kruchio
Antaln6, alelnok Macy Miklosne,
titkar-jegyzo Kruchio Lenke,
penztarnok Denes Farencne, ell
len6r Pal J6zsefn6. Meg kell AIT
emliteniink, hogy Dr. Rethey Fe-
rencnet a Y.WyCA. vezetoje latta
ebeden, melyen jelen voltak Miss
Stevens, Mt. Union College de-
kanja, Miss Robb, a Y.W.C.A. ve-
zetoje, Miss Hartzell; Mt. Laky
Zsigmond es neje, Mt. Kruchio
Antalne.
Lorantffy zsuzsanna Noegylet
gyul4set jovo svasarnap, azaz dec.
Len d. u. szokott idoben fogjuk
megtartani. Szeretettel kerjuk
testvereinket, hogy j0jjenek ell a
gyiilesre mindannyian. Most mar
meg vannak a tagsagi konyvecs-
kek es ICY szeretnenk AIT minden
tapnaly ata1 adni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
KIS HIBAK
SULYOs KOvEKEZMENYEI

Macy Peter tiirelmesen varako-
zott polgarosodasi hivatalban,
mig sor ia kerul. A helyiseg
zsufolva volt. bevandorlokkal.
Hirtelen ramordul egy hivatal-
nok: "Gyorsan irja ezt ala, gye-
rink, gyeriink !" Macy Peter ala
irta az ivet megjelolt helyen.
De vesztere. Kitiint, lhogy most
polgarpapirja ervenytelen, inert
a kervenyben attol kormanytol
tagadja meg a hiiseget, amelynek
mem is volt polgara. Kinos teve-
des. Most az egesz komediat elol-
r6l kezdheti Vi kerveny, ujabb
eskuk, tanuk, VI munkanap megy
veszendobe es - viszavetik egy
eyre, vagy ITALIAN kettore. A csa-
lad pedig mar becsomagolt oda-
haza es utrakeszen varja az aldott
jelt az indulasra. Most ujbol elol-
rol kezdheti
Egy mask eset Bognar Janos,
levelet kapott. Ez all ,benne !:
"Torvenytelen uton erkezett, de-
portalas ala kerul". Mem akart
hinni a szemeinek. lit valami ret
tenetes tevedes forog fem. Jol
tudja, eskiszik es bizonyitani ke-
pes, hogy torvenyes uton keriilt
az orszagba. Hetekig mem tudott
aludni. Vasidegzetet megrongal-
ia az izgalom es elkeseredes. Mem
csoda, hiszen ha elviszik, mindent
elveszti = a boldogsagat is. Az
tan veletleniil napfenyre keriilt a
tevedes: a bevandorlasi hivatal-
nok egy betut S-nek nezett. A
lajstromok hosszu sorai k0z0tt
konnyen elvesz az ember...
EFT ket esetet csak ugy XII
kaptuk a Fills leveltarab6l mu-
tatoul. Ezer es ezer ilyen esettel
jonnek bevandorlok Foreign
Language Information Service
hez, amely 10 ewes fennallasa ota
tobb mint 100000 embernek nyuj-
tott szolgalatot ugyes-bajos dol
gokban.
Az egyik bekot0tt kezii Greg
ember elmaradt fizetes es baleset-
karpotlas iigyeben keresi fel hi
vatalt. Egy anya csecsemojevel
karjan elsirja, hogy ferjet lezar-
tax, segitsunk... Tetovalt matro-
zok egesz sora varakozik, mig XII
sillabizaluk, hova tartoznak s
hogy lehetne belolik polgart ia
ragni...
A Fills minden alkalmat meg
ragad, amikor csak szolgalatara
lehet observation-disclosures. Az en-
bersegesebb bevandorlasi t0rve-
nyek keresztiilvitelekor emberfe-
letti munkat vegzett. Kozerdeku
cikkekkel latja ell az idegennyel-
VII sajtot, fuzeteket es leirasokat
terjeszt, amelyekbol az idegen
megtudhatja, hogy mikent keH
eljarni a polgarosodas, bevandor-
las es mas ugyes-bajos dolgokban.
Ket honap alatt ez a hlyatal
kenytelen volt penzhiany mi
att - alkalmazottai szamat a mi
nimumra redukalni es sok en-
bert, akik tanacsert es utbaiga-
zitasert jottek, elkiildeni. Rene
lik azonban, hogy ez redukci6
csak ideiglenes. Az intezet fennal-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
KoMAGUN1sTA RoTRANY
BAPTIsTA KEREsZTI Itt6EN

Londonb6l jelentik: - Rieabol
jelenti a Daily Mail: Moszkva-
ban sulyos zavargasok tortek XII.
Baptista papok $50 munkast ke-
reszteltek a Moszkva foly6ban. A
keresztelest kommunista ifju-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
A VILAG LEGHossZABB
SAKKJATSZMAJA

Londonbol jelentik: - A vilag
leghosszabb sakkjatszmaja, amely
hat evig folyt egy AusztraliSban
Adelaideban lak6 es egy new
york; sakkjatekos kozott, yeget
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
Anyosvicc

Fatal f6rj: Szeretnem, ha
anyad csillag volna.
Asszony: Milyen kedves, hogy
ilyeneket mondasz. Miert?
Ferj: Merit a legkozelebbi csil-
lag is tobb millio kilometerre van
hozzank.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-11-28
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet

ban t0bb mint 10000 utast szalli-
tottak kereskedelmi repiiloge-
pek, az utvonalak hossza meg
haladta a tiz milli6 mertf0ldet.
Ezidoszerint 1900 repul6ter van
a kormany ,varosi, vagy kereske
delmi hasznalatban, de legalabb
ennyi van epites, vagy tervezes
alatt. A kereskedelemiigyi minisz-
terium $4,000 pilota engedelyt
adott XII es 26,000 tanulo-jegyet.
Tizennegy iskolanak adtak enge-
delyt a reptiles tanitasara.
A repiilogepek hasznalata kulon-
fele celokra.
Ugysz0lvan naponta lat vala-
mi nj repiil0gep szolgalatot' az
ember, aki a nagyvarosi egboltot
figyelemmel kiseri. Lindbergh
ezredes legut6bbi archaeological ku-
tatasra hasznalta fel gepet. Az
erdotiiz sikeres lekiizdeseben is
komoly szerepet jatszanak ma
mar a gepmadarak. Legut6bb
egy harom motoros repiilogep
felfogta az Erdoszolgalat leadott
S. O. S.-jet es azonnal jelentke-
zett szolgalatra. A new york; rem
dorseg egy hidroaeroplant kill
dott egy Del Amerikaba hajoz6
szokeveny uan az expedici6 XII
iino sikerrel vegzodott. Egy elel-
mes buffaloi ujsagkiad6 vallalat
ingyen "repiilteti" AIT, aki ne
hany elofizetest szerez lap sza-
mara. A gepmadarral val6 hirde-
tes nappal mar mem ujsag ICY
legujabban este alkalmazzak eze.
ket, hatalmas kivilagitott tablak-
kal es hirdetesekkel.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
City Items

A. Pinkus, local optometrist. at
tended the annual meeting OF the
Connecticut Optometric society at
the Bond hotel in Hartford yester-
day. The meeting was featured by
the election of officers. a talk on
THE Successful Practice Of Optom-
ctry" by DIR. Hiram ID. Murray OF
Providence, and banquet. at which
Dr. George 5. Houghton. president
of the American Optomctric associa-
ton spoke.
Miss Rose Lynch OF o5o Clark
street is attending a hairdressers
convention which is being held in
the Pennsylvania Hotel. New York.
She is employed by a beauty parlor
in Hartford.
Max Unkelbach. engineer and
architect. will address the Rotary
club at noon tomorrow on the sub
ject. The Civil Engineer in Build
ing"
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther NJ Barnes
of IS i.incoln street left today for
their plantation at Woodbinc. Ga,
where they will spend the winter.
They were accompanied by their
daug -in-law, Mrs. Bidwcll =.
Barnes.
Wilmer r. Pa rncs. son of Mr.. and
Mrs l.. N. Barnes of As Lincoln
street, left today to enter Rutgers
preparatory school at New Bruns-
wick. \. J.
The regular meeting OF Pride
circle. Lady Forestcrs will be held
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock at
Rcd Mems hall at 217 Main street.
After the meeting a supper will be
served
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
CURB SHOWS MORE
STRENGTH today
Main Tendency Upward, But
Some Issues Yield

New York, Jan. 9 CPl-Tho curb
market strengthened notably toda.
after several sessions of unsettled
trading. Although a few issue
Welded at intervals, HE main prir
tendency was distinctly upwar''
some OF the volatile issues maxim
spectacular gains, Utilities display
pronounced group strength.
Ford of Canada fluctuated wildl'
falling Is points to 75G, then jump
ing up to 7S5. General Tire. whicl
has recently had a sensational rise
again went skyrocketinc. selling a
574 IL. more than 50 above its las
preceding sale two days ago. Libbe,
Owens mounted 10 points. anf
Niles Bement Pond and Safety Ca
about each. Auburn Auto i'm
proved couple of points.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
Wall Street Briefs

New York. Jan. Celebrations
Tea Company. Chicago. is UNDER
stood to be planning Il four for one
common stock split up. prior to
which stock holders will be given
rights for additional stock in ratio
of one new share at $3.50 to every 10
held. Proceeds will he used to re-
tire about s4,"oo,o0o in preferred
stock New stock will be placed on
$50 basis
The Atchiso. Topeka & Santa Fe
has ordered 500 refrigerator cars
from Pullman company and l25
caboose cars from American Car a.
Foundry company.
Lake of the Woods Milling COM
pany has obtained control Of Speirs-
Parnel Baking Company. Ltd. of
Winnipeg.
Loft, Inc, New York. reports De-
comber sales in its candy stores de-
creased to $9n93S1 from s9a5,1S9
in December 1927. Sales in 1928
total"d S7,263,G70 against $7,S6o,1l6
in 1927.
Net profit OF the Rank of italy IN
1928 was &24,07S,552. equal to &1aO3
d share on 1000. 900 shares of stock
outstanding, against &2o,125.S71 Or
$16.11 a share on 200 900 shares of
stock outstanding in 1927.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
School COSTS CUT
IN BUDGET review
Finance Committee Lops $500
From Estimated Expenses

According to figures o. the school
departments budget which was de.
cided upon yesterday afternoon by
the boards finance committee after
several changes had been made. the
increase over last years appropria-
ton will be exactly $3.50. A
budget totaling $1.2sa.'oo will be
school board meeting Friday after
noon.
This is the smallest increase noted
In the boards budget in years.
Changes made by the committee last
night over the tentative budget an
nouneed early this week served to
lower the difference between this
years budget and that OF last year.
approximately $500 was cut
from the tentative budget, most of
which was from the item of fur
niture and fixtures.
Last year the appropriation al
lowed by the common council was
S1.24a.551
ALMOST % per cent OF the school
budget will be taken for salaries OF
teachers. an item which cannot be
cut since 1t il fixed rate made in
the teachers upward schedule Of
salaries. Last year $SSl,50s was
expended and the appropriation
this year is ss41.o74. an increase Of
S1a,565. The salary of teachers
alone, takes more than 20 per cent
Of the total increase.
The board will be able to stay
within its appropriation thi. year. it
estimates. According to the out
look the department will have a
balance OF $4,000 to turn back to the
city treasury at the end of the
present year.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
Committee OUTLOOK
FOR new BRITAIN men
Continued from First Page)

Representative William r. LanEc
will probably be placed OH the roads,
rivers and bridges committee. and
there is a possibility that his name
will be included in the public health
and sanitation group.
Former .enator Richard Covert is
practically assured Of his position as
clerk of the committee OH appropria-
tons. He has served in that capacity
for two sessions of the general as
sembly. The ex-senator was nom
committal today when asked con-
corning the appointment. and the
committee has not yet met to or
ganize and elect a clerk
The appointment of Paul Leopold
of 223 Maple street. New Britain, as
senate messenger was confirmed by
the senate at today's session, and
Stanley J. Traceski was elected as
sistant clerk of the house.
Senator Christ received rccogni-
ton early today when he was ap-
pointed by President pro TEN. Roy
Wilcox to wait on Governor Trum-
bull to learn il there was any bus
mess to come before the assembly.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
QUARTET TO face
dyer ACT Charge
Federal Men to Take Over Auto
THEFT Case

On receipt of 4 telegram today
from the chief OF police OF HAM
tramck. Mich, advising that Joseph
and Raymond Niedzwiecki. Leo
Sokolski and Cashier Dobrowlski of
this city be turned over to the fed
eral authorities for prosecution un-
der the Dyer act. Chief w. c. Hart
said steps would be taken at once
to do so. subject to approval Of As
sistant Prosecuting Attorney W. NJ.
Grecnstein. who in handling the
cases in police court.
The four cases were scheduled for
trial In police court Saturday morn
Ing, the charge being receiving
stolen automobiles. but they will be
nolled il the Dyer Act prosecution
develops. The local police were ex-
pecting that witnesses from Ham,
tramck would be here to testify hut
today's telegram disposes OF this
possibility
The Niedzwieckis. who arc father
and son, and Dobrowolski. are at
liberty in bonds. while Sokolski. who
Is not believed involved to any great
extent in the alleged Transporting
of two automobiles to this city from
HaIntramck. is at liberty in custody
Of his counsel. Attorney David l..
Nair,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
was dated January 5.
IIn,plOyer Had Betyl Drinking

Charles kraus who is employed,
by Daunis. was called by the de-
Tense but gave damaging testimony
against the case Attorney Cabelus
was striving to make out. when he
said that he met Daunis when the
latter came into the bakery on he
morning in question some time after
II o'clock and he noticed that his
employer had been drinking. The
flour salesman and Daunis went
upstairs to have a drink and when
they returned. Daunis heated some
wine in a fruit kettle and drank II.
after which he went outside.
Attorney Cabelus said he wanted
to have the -four salesman testify
the court room before II o'clock.
Mr.. Greenstein said he would admit
whatever testimony the missing wit
ness intended to give and the states
case would be rested on kraus'
statement that Daunis had been
drinking before he met the sales
man. 1T is not even close case"
Mr.. Grecnstein said. but Attorney
Cabelus claimed that no case had
been made out, He asserted that
Daunis did all the statute on evading
responsibility requires him 20 do,
hut Judge SAKE replied that the tes-
timony left no room in his mind for
"a reasonable doubt" The charge OF
driving while under the influence of
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09

Led by Harry Witkin. an installa-
ton team of St. Elmo lodge. knights
of Pythias. will 20 to Waterbury to-
morrow evening TO install the Off
GERS of Theodore Roosevelt lodge Of
that city. The team has rehearsed
and 1t is expected that its
excmplifcation Of induction work
will rank with the best exhibitions
in knights Of l'ythias history. Mr..
Witkin has been active In st. Elmo
lodge for many years and has devot-
ed a great deal OF study to installa-
ton ritual. The team will be ac-
companied by a large delegation Of
St. Elmo lodge members. Plans for
transportation will be discussed at
the lodge meeting tonight.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
Report Safe Crackers
Working in BridQepOrt

The local police were notified to-
day that safe crackers operated
successfully in Bridgeport last night
and it is believed they are the bur
glars who broke into the safe in the
Rackliffe Oil Co office at ia Frank
lin Square Sunday night. The 20
lice in every city in the state are
on the lookout and the state police
are watching for the band which
already has made several successful
breaks. including four in New Brit
ain in the past several weeks.
The estimated cost of repairs to
the Rackliffe safe is $3.50. and Ser
geant NJ. J. Flynn has been noti-
fed that final check-up Of the
amount Of money missing places the
total at s795. the loss Of SO adii-
tional having been discovered since
Monday.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
Bond Market Trading
Is Reported as Quiet

New York. Jan. P-Light in
voStment buying accounted for ad-
Nances in some industrials AMI
railroads in the quiet early trading
on the bond market today. Specu-
latiNe issues were inclined to heavi-
ness.
Anaconda Copper rs slumped 2
IA points, while Chile Copper was
actively dealt in at IS. unchanged
/. S Steel was up fractionally. but
Bethlehem issues were lower. Gen
eral Motors acceptance G's on IL
heavy time sales in new lines, al
though Dodge Brothers Convertible
G's were on fractionally. National
Dairy Products 5 1-4's also sold of
on active trading.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
MYMER SAID To
BE AN insane MAN
Continued from First Page)

tween right and wronE?" District At
torney Amos w. Hermann asked.
He did not in major questions"
the doctor replied. II asked him II
he thought. TO save his soul. he
would have to kill the Judge In this
court. it he would do that.
Kill Own Father
HE said that he would. Even his
own father. II necessary"
Blymer. DIR. Comroe said. belongs
TO the specific group of psycho-neu-
rotics. He has fixed decisions and
the hope for recovery is extreme
ly slight"
He has three separate mental de-
ficiencies. the doctor continued. They
are. decisions. Authorizations and H.
lusions. He believes he il being
prosecuted in that someone is break
Ing his health He has the mind OF
u juvenile" the witness testified. He
had delusions Of witchcraft."
DR.. Richard Ridgway. Of the Har-
risburg state hospital for the In
sane, testified that Blymer was ad-
mitted to that institution in 1923
after being adjudged insane by 4
lunacy commission. He escaped IS
days later.
Blymer was suffering from psyche
neurosis, which DR.. Ridgway de-
scribed a. the borderline between
sanity and insanity" The doctor
also said he examined the defend
ant again on December II last and
January I.
I'm your opinion did he know
right from wrong?" District Attor-
ney Hermann pressed.
AS 4 fecbleminded person. he
did"
From your knowledge Of him
would you say that he did on the
night Of the MURDER"
II believe he would have"
Oscar Altland. superintendent Of
the county aims house. where Blym-
Or had been an inmate in 1923.
said he came back to him last fall
for treatment.
When asked what the trouble was
8lymer answered. according to Alt
hand, "They are still after me-"
The court refused to permit Miss
Marion Wallace. Z social worker to
testify A. to the defendants men,
tality.
Emanuel Blymer, father Of the
accused. was called.
On 4 question by Cohen the elder
Blymer said one Of his seven chill
dren had died from sickness In the
head"
II had It. too" he said.
"Powwowed"
Ne said he had his son pow
vowed" over as a boy for illness.
Al late as last summer John told
him, he said, that the witches were
after him."
Rehmeyer, the victim, never
"powwowed" for Blymer. he said.
Just before the elder Blymer
took the stand. his wife. Mrs. Ba-
bula Blymer, collapsed in the rear
Of the courtroom. She was sent to
hospital.
Milton q. Hess. father Of Wilbert
G.. Hess. one Of the two accused &C.
complies testified that Blymer tool
him Rehmeyer had him "hexed."
Blymer said, according to Hess.
that he would have to so to Reh-
meyers home to get lock Of his
hair or the witchcraft book "The
Long Lost Frend.' to break the
"hex."
did Rlymer hold himself out A.
powwow doctor to you?" Cohen
asked.
He did"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
Funerals
Edward Slater

Funeral services for Edward Sa-
ter of &c Robbins avenue. Maple
Hill. who was fatally injured when
an automobile strucl. him as he was
crossing the road at Worthington
Ridge. Berlin. were held this after
noon at O'Clock at the funeral
home of b. c. Porter Sons at 10
Court street. Rev. Samuel A. E'iskc,
pastor Of the Berlin Congregational
church, oificiated. Burial was in
Fairview cemetery.
The pail bearers were J. 3.
Thompson. Clinton Davenport, Wal
ter Atwatcr. Russell Gold. Albert
Nordstrom and Merritt Saith.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
City Items

Edward 4. karpinsl>i Of So
Britain General hospital for an ap-
pendicitis operation.
4 son WAS horn this afternoon a.
New Britain General hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Simons of 90
star street.
James Costello. 20. of 21S Park
street. is in Il critical condition at
New Britain General hospital on ac-
count of a fracture of the hip sus-
tanned in fall at his home this
morning
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
STOCK MARKET ON
GRADE At Las!
Reflects Cheerful Feeling Re
SardinS Credit Situation

New York. Jan. 3 P,-Th, stock
market, which had been on III,
down grade since the latter part O
last week. turned upWurd today in
reflection OF the more cheerful feed
ing in Wall street regarding til,
credit situation. Fears OF an i'm
mediate increase in the federal lr
serve discount rate have practically
disappeared. and the call money
rate dropped from TO i per cent
today Oh the arrival OF a large sup
ply OF out-of-toWn funds seeking
temporary invcstm Mt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
Real Estate News
Warranty

Warranty
Mana Formica to Joseph A. Carl
son, Belden street.
Mortgage
T.. II. Shea to Charles o. Olson.
$1,000. Monroe street
Releases
Commercial Trust Co. to Liberale
Colin, Lincoln rect.
Fidelity Industrial Bank to
Thomas c. Kelly. Stanley street.
Frank WalcZewski to Janina No
yakoWski. Ward street.
Towarzystwo Legion Wolnej Pol
ski, Grupa c093. Zwiazku Narodo-
wego Polskiego. Inc. to Stanislawa
Paskowski. West Main street.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
for club swimming pool by the

for club swimming pool by the
ladies auxiliary OF the club. This
auxiliary has been raising none,
for this purpose for several years
the receipts from its annual car5
parties being about 500 yearly,
The gift from the Sunshine societ,
Is the first substantial donation re.
celNed from an outside source. The
swimming pool will be a part O
me new club building, drive fri
which will be started shortly.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
Deaths
Emil Ihiyc

night after long illness.
lie was born in Germany and had
been living in this country for the
past so years. lie was member Of
st. Johns German Lutheran church
Surviving him is a daughter. Mrs.
Agnes Wcrndl of New Haven.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 1850 o'clock at
the funeral parlors OF NJ. ]. Ken
ney Co. on Main street Rev. Mar
tin W. Gaudian. pastor Of ST. Johns
church. will officiatc. Burial will be
in Fairview cemetery.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1929-01-09
RFl;AS-kAI$DOK

Tho marriage Of Miss Eva kar-
dock. daughter Of Mrs. Agatha kar-
dock of So East street. to George
Begas Of 81 Wood street, Meriden.
took place yesterday morning ut st.
Andrews church. Rev. Edward V.
Grikis, pastor, officiated. Miss
Helen kardork was maid OF honor
and the best man was william
I;egas.
Following a reception at the Li,h-
uanian hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Begas left
for wedding trip. They will make
their home in Merldcn