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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

A Scent Istvan Egylet okt6ber
no Sen d. IT, 2 6rakor tartja rem
des hayi gyuleset a SIT. Istvan
otthonban, keretnek tagok,
hogy pontosan es teljes szamban
jelenjenek meg.
September h6napban felfug-
gesztye voltak: K0tel J6zsef, Pc
lentai Marion, ifj. Vasko Janos,
B. Vasko Janos es Wolf Istvan-
ne. K6retnek felfiggesztett ta-
gok, hogy az alapszabalyok SEE
rint a gyiilesen szemelyesen je-
lenjenek meg, inert kil0nben to-
r0lye lesznek.
Ifj. Galambossy Gyorgy kere-
tik, hogy ezen a gyiilesen okvet-
lenll lepjcn at nagyosztalyba,
inert a 16-il1 eletevet mar megha-
ladta.
T0r0lve lettek: Idb. Balask6
Gyorgy, Kollai Laszl6 Is Pint6r
Janos.
Beteg: Lengyel Andrasne, 4
South Side City k6rhazban van.
Betegseg titkarnal bejelentend6,
cine: Al Pasadena Ave-, telefon
szdm 1850.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
MACY CIGANYBAL
LEsZ SZOMBATON

/, Szombaton, oktober 4-en este 8
oral kezdettel Rig6 J6ska rende-
zeseben nagyszabasu ciganybal
lesz Szuligan Hallban. Magatol
ertet5dik, hogy a muzsikat Rigo
J6ska hires ciganyzenekara fog
ia huzni.
Rig6 J6ska tisztelettel meghiv-
ia Youngstown magyarsagat es
keri, hogy jelenletukkel moz-
ditsak el3 az este sikeret.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
.vERHOvAY 1Os

Beteg tagjaink: Juhasz Meny-
.hert 1924 Manhattan Ave. Bod
mar Istvan 1923 Salt Spring st.
Lengyel Andrasne 2037 South
Height Ave. Betegseg a titkarnal
jelentend6: 211 Edward St. Tele-
fOn szam 1882.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
A PRO HUNGARIA GYttLEsE

Hetfon, okt6ber Gan este s oral
kezdettel tartja Pro Hungaria
N6k Vilkgszovetsegenek youngs-
town. osztalya rendes havi gyiil6-
set. Keretnek tagok teljes szam-
ban megjelenni.
Titk{r.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
A Nagybizottsag
gyilest tartott
KOsz0netet szavaztak a Magyar
Nap kozremiik0doinek. = Elke-
sziil az alapszabaly.

Vasarnap este, sajnos, igen csc
kelly erdeklSdes mellett tartotta
Nagybizottsag 6szi els5 gyiiltstt.
A gyiilest Molnar Lajos eln0k
nyitotta meg, a jegyzok0nyvet
Nemenyi Mikes titkar vezette.
Jelen voltak: A SIT. Istvan
Egyhaz reszer6l Hoffer Andras !;
a SIT. Gyorgy Egyhaz reszer6l
Csolinszky Ferenc; SIT. lstvan
Egylet reszer6l Habodasz Gusz-
tav; Bridgeport Sz0vetseg re-
szerol Lovas Laios; Verhovay
108 reszer5l Nelnenyi Mikl6s es
Lengyel Peter; a Polgari Kor re-
szer6l Mixich Gaspar; a Kossuth
Kor reszer6l Molnar Lajos es az
Amerikai Magyar Hirlap reszer6l
Morisson Robert segedszerkeszt6.
Osszesen hetetestilet 9 taggal.
A multi gyiilfs jegyz6k0nyvet
felolvasas utan helybenhagyjak.
A Nagybizottsag egyhangulag
elfogadja a SIT. Istvan egyhaz
Is ewes jubileumi meghiv6jat es
az egyhaznak $5 adomanyt utal
XII es banketre, kikiildi Molnar
Lajos elnokot So Lovas Lajos ell
len0rt.
A Magyar Nap alapba foglalt
szamadasait az 1ellen6r0k felll-
vizsgaltak es Nynhagytak sza-
madas k0zl&set slrendelik. Evvel
kapcsolatban u ssitjak Gagyi ia
nos penztarnokot, hogy Scent
Terez Kor altal k6vetelt edeny-
k0lcsonzesi dijat utalja XII.
Vegiil kovetkezett Nagybi-
zottsag alapsza balyainak megbe-
szelese. A kis bizottsag tervezet6-
mex figyelmes meghallgatasa
utan Nagybizottsag kikiildi ell
noket, titkarat, Lovas Lajost,
Mixich Gaspart es Morrison R6-
bertet, hogy teryezetet keszitse
elo az egyhazakhoz es egyletek-
hez val6 kikiildesre avval kere-
lemmel, hogy AIT targyaljak lie
legk0zelebbi gyulesiikon es az
eredmenyr6l a november Gen tar
tando gyiilesen tegyenek jelen-
test.
A Nagybizottsag egyhangu
jegyz6k0nyvi kosz0netet szava-
zott Magyar Nap programjan
oily kitun6cn szerepelt helybeli es
videki tehetseges magyar testve-
reknek es ugyancsak kosz0netet
szavaz mindazoknak, akik Ma
gyar Nap erk0lcsi sikerehez mum
kajukkal 0nzetleniil hozzajarul-
tax.
Partolt inditvanyra a Nagybi-
zottsag kimondja, hogy ezentul
minden gyiiles utan a titkar erte-
sitse a Nagybizottsaghoz tartoz6
egyleteket es egyhazakat, hogy
XII kepviselte 6ket gyiilesen. A
titkart felhatalmazzak, hogy ket-
szaz postakartyat nyomasson ezen
ertesitesekre.
A Magyar Nap bevetelei es XII
adasai k0vetkez5k yoltak:
Bevetel: Gombok $19S.S0. Ebed
jegyek 1880. Idora Park 10000.
Program k0nyv 275.OO. Nemenyi
Mikl6s ajandeka 500. Osszes be-
vetel: $662.6O. 3
Kiadas: Gombok $29.57. Dijak
es zongora szallitas $500. Nyom-
da 145.00. Hirdetes-szedes 61.25.
Ebed 1929. Szivar 800. Osszes XII
adas: $3l6.61.
Tiszta haszon: $345.99.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-10-02
Esen1enyek
(N) Ez az utols6 figyelmezte

(N) Ez az utols6 figyelmezte
tes.
Aki MEM REGIszTRAL jovd
penteken es szombaton Youngs-
townban, Campbellben es Stru-
thersen, az MEM SZAVAZHAT a
novemberi valasztason.
Termeszetesen ez csak azokra
vonatkozik, akik mem regisztral-
tax az els6 regisztralasi napon,
csiit0rt0k0n.
De akik mem regisztraltak, azok
okvetlenul tegyek AIT meg okt6-
ber 10 vagy lien.
Ugyancsak felhivjuk valaszto
polgarok figyelmet ARA, hogy
-aki most regisztral, annak hacsak
nem k0lt0zik ell lakohelyer6l, tob-
bet mem kell regisztralni, felteve,
hogy rendesen 81 szavazati joga-
val.
Az iden alkalmunk lesz magyar
szarmazasu birot valasztani. Mem
szavazhatunk, ha mem regisztra-
lunk.
Gondolnunk kell ARA is, hogy
megvalasszuk a masodik ciklusra
Cooper kormanyz6t. Tartozunk
neki evvel Szab6 Janosert.
Gondolnunk kell ARA, hogy
mem vagyunk j6 polgarok, ha
mem szavazunk. Szavazni pedig
csak akkor szavazhatunk, ha re-
gisztralunk.
Ebben a h6napban Is eve, hogy
a Youngstown Magyar Egyhazak
es Egyletek Nagybizottsaga meg
alakult.
Az elmult Is ev alatt Nagybi-
zottsag sokszor j6l vegezte mum
kajat, sokszor pedig aludt.
Az elmult 0t ev alatt a Magyar
Napok es Marciusi iinnepelyek
megrendezese volt a legf6bb fela-
data a Nagybizottsagnak. Eek
mind j6l sikeriiltek.
A Nagybizottsag soha pase mem
volt mint youngstown magyar
egyleteke es egyhasake. Ma a
Nagybizottsagnak mintegy 81, 500
vagyona van. Ez q Wagon i<0z0s
tnlajdo b.
Ennek vagyonnak vedelmere,
hogy az soha mase ne lehessen
mint a youngstown magyar egy-
hazake es. egyleteke, a Nagybi-
zottsag most kesziil uj alapsza-
balyok hozatalara ,es azok elfoga-
dasa utan Nagybizottsag allami
becsalterezesere.
Az egyletek es egyhazak rovi-
desen megkapjak az alapszabaly
tervezetet. Lapunk AIT teljes ege-
szeben lekozli maid, hogy a gyii-
leseken AIT a tagok megertve tar
gyaljak.
Ha az alapszabalyol-at elfogad-
jak, akkor azonnal becsarterezik
Nagybizottsagot.
Mar most felhivjuk az egyha-
zak es egyletek tagjainak figyel-
met ere fontos esemenyre.
Is ewes Nagybizottsagunkat
fem kell tartani, miikodeset Is
vagyonat a jov6re biztositani kell.
A j0v0 heten ket magyar szin-
el6adas lesz Youngstownban.
AZ el6jelekb6l ARA k0vetkezte-
tiink, hogy dacara annak, hogy
mindket tarsulat tagjai kitiin6ek,
egyiknek sem lesz olyan k0zonse-
ge, hogy a k0ltsegek kikeriiljenek
bel6le.
/, Az amerikai magyarsag kil0-
n0sen a jelenlegi szomoru gazda-
sagi helyzetben mem bir eltartani
es partolni ket szintarsulatot. A
youngstown magyarsag sincs alb
ban q .helyzetben, hogy plane
ugyanazon a heten ketszer men,
jen el szinh&zba.
A szeg6ny szin6szek tamogatas-
ra szorulnak. Aki teheti, menien
al mart hizonvSyo iH% fomrolr
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
SHELL CLUE IN KAUFMAN CASE
Deputy Checks Up On Three
 Shots in Woods

SkoW hogan. Me. Dee. S NPl - Deputy Sheriff True Ellis had in his possession today an exploded shell found in the woods near JaCkman and hunting rife belonging 10 q member of the hunting party which included Mitchell B. Kaufman, mill lionaire rubber manufacturer who disappeared while hunting with friends November ;.
 The deputy sheriff, acting on or ders Of Sheriff Elton H. Markham. yesterday went to Jacllman, where the Kaufman hunting party made it's base, and took away the rife and shell.
 IL was thought the sheriff might be seeking to establish the signi- tcancc Of several shots heard when Kaufman disa ppeared. Three shots were heard, two Of which members Of the hunting party, who had SC arated from Kaufman and his guide. admitted firing. In between these shots d third was heard which mo- body has so far explained 10 the Sheriff's satisfaction.
 Meanwhile 50 men continued the search today. A reward of $I0,000 has been offered for the finding of Kaufman, dead or alive.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
l5 RESCUED WHEN
 HOUSE IS BURNED
One Injured, Another Overcome
 by Smoke in BT0CktOn

Brockton, Mass, Dec. UP) -- One man was iajurcd, another was overcome by smoke. and h persons, including two octogena rians, were rescued by police and iiremcn when fire swept a lodging house on High street here early today.
 Dominic Mora bitO, 29, owner and proprietor of the rooming house. was taken to Brockton hospital sui fering from severe cuts and loss Of blood.
 Patrolmen Gus Newman and Thomas Burke carried Mrs, Myra Thayer, So, to safety from her third floor room. Charles Kelley, So was carried from his Second floor room 10 the street, Patrick Butler was taken down a ladder after being overcome by smoke. Tn" other occupants were assisted to safety.
 Cause of the fire. which resulted in sl0,0n0 damage, has not been de- termlned.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
ORGANIZATIONS PAY HONOR ID DOCTOR
Polish Groups Give Banquet to
 Dr. Julius Rupert

More than loo persons rcpr sent iny Polish organizations ill this city attended banquet in honor Of br. Julius Rupert. the first Polish doc tor in this city and who in the tu- ture will practice here, at the Fal- con hall on Beaver street last night.
 The honorary guests were Mir. and Mrs. Peter J. PajeWski, Judge stan ley J. Traceski, Attorney and Mrs, B. ]. MonkieWicz, Mir and Mrs. Leon NoWinski, MT. and Mrs. Eugene AL bro, Alderman Joseph Mlynarshl, Dr. John J. TokarCzyk, Attorney M, F. Stempien, Dr. l.. B. Slysz. Dr., Walter Blogoslawski and Frank Barszcz. Dr, Roman Lekston was toastmastcr.
 Among those who made addresses in honor Of Dr. Hubert, who left this city more than 10 years ago were Mayor George A. Quigle%. wicz, Dr. Tokarczlli. Mir. Pajcwslli, Peter Twardus, B. Bajok, represent ing the Polish Business and Profes- slonal Mems association; Joseph kozakieWicz, representative Of the Polish Political club No. 1; E. A. Grzybowski and Stanley karplnslli, representatives of the Polish Amer ican Republican club; stephen Wo- jas, president of kosCuiszho post Walter Jablonski and Joseph Smut- ski, executives of Falcon Nest, No SS. Lucian Nowinski, president Of the Polish Literary guild, presented Dr. Hubert with a writing set.
 lnterspersed among the addresses were the singing of several Polish selections and Break O bay by Miss Florence Morawski, who was accompanied by Miss Marie Szetela on the piano Miss Jenettc T"ardus. daughter of Mir. and Mrs, Peter TWardus. rendered several violin selections.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Leaves to Visit Sister
 After 50 Years Absence

New York, Dec. s P}-Capt. John Leary has a sister 50 years old whom he hasn't seen in oO seagoing years. but he calculates to remedy that today.
 Last night, Capt John. 75 him. self threw his dunnage bag over his shoulder and set forth from Sailors Snug Harbor for Marble head, Mass. 10 get acquainted again with the comedy young woman he left in 1880 and to find out whether the old town has changed.
 Going to sea as a lad of 15. Leary iished out of Gloucester. Mass. for ten years and then shifted 10 the west coast. For half q century he piled out Of Seattle, Washington. on fishing and whaling expeditions. with all occasional trip to the Orient. He figured on settling down with his mates here, but now he's off again.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
.SPORTSMEN SEEK NEW LEGISLATION
Would Change Laws to Extend
 Privileges to Public

Several items on legislative action were suggested to Senator elect Will liam E. Hagearty. representatives elect Samuel S, Googel and Luciau Maciora in letters sent by the New Britain Fish and Game association through Arthur l.. Berg. chairman of the legislative committee.
 Attention is called 10 the fact that the association is an organjza ton of 1900 men and it's requests should be given careful consideration,
 The letter follows:
 At the meeting Of the New Brit ain Fish and Game association held Friday evening, November Fl. 1930- 8 number of items of interest to sportsmen requiring legislative ac ton came up for consideration.
 Tt was decided to have the chair man of the legislative committee, myself. take the matter Up with ouH senator and representatiyes-e elect for action at the next session of the leg slature.
 "Inasmuch as ] have not a legal mind or training. I would ask that YOU dress these resolutions in proper legal verbiage.
 "The items on which We ask leg islative action, are as follows:
 "1 A repeal of the ban on run ning dogs and holding field trials on Sundays.
 "2. To secure fishing rights and hunting rights on the waters and covers of our state for our citizens. AS you know. leases and purchases have been made of the fishing waters and hunting covers by non- |, slents, and if there is any pos sible way to put an end to this practice by legislative means, we desire to have it done,
 70. To secure a substantial year ly appropriation for the outright purchase or long term lease of fish ing waters and hunting covers for public fishing and hunting.
 4. To have a short open season oil uttl bFSIi4llil W u II lIIC S1cAi 1881.
 On behalf of the sportsmen of the state. and this vicinity in par ticular, I would request the most earnest effort on your part to put this legislation across.
 Tn closing. might state that the request for this legislation comes from an organize ton of 1.21o men and should be given careful con- sideration.
 Thanking you for any effort you lhaN put forth m our behalf, I am
 Sincerely yours,
 ARTHUR F.. BERG,
 "Charge of the Legisa
 tive committee.
 "18 Highland Street"
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
GANGSTER SLAIN BY TWO YOUTHS Luciano Believed Shot Because
 Of Trial Testimony

New York. Dec lPi-The under world today wrecked it's wrath on Nicholas Cheeks" Luciano. 2S, ho turned states evidence in 1923 and helped send the Diamond brothers and another man 10 the electric Ch 1T for tfo murder C two bank messengers during a $43.000 hoidup.
 Luciano was eating and drinking with a group of men and women in q downtown Social and Athletic club" when two youths killed him with volley of sr ts
 A policeman, attracted by the frantic barking of two chow dogs in the resorts window, arrived in time to see all the customers fee.
 In 1928 two messengers of the West End Ink in Brooklyn were slain and s49 t0 taken by six rob hors. Morris and Joseph Diamond, brothers and John Narina were exc cuted and two others got life.
 Detectives had two tfo 7ries about th2 shooting; That it was an out growth of LuCiano's pa { in the mur- der trials and that he Lad tried to muscle in' on the preserves of an east side gang.
 I-Sl~ uEptIn ASSJEIIn Anc
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
FLAT TIRES TRAP
 H|T-RUN M0T0RIST
Hartford Driver Caught After
 Fleeing Accident Scene
Special to the lIefaIG

NeWington, Dec. S,--In an acci- dent which occurred last evening on Main street in front Of the home of William Jerin an auto owned by Duncan MckcIlar of Hartford was run into and by q car operated by d Mir. Fenz of Hartford. After striking Mckellars car Fenz continued on his way. without stopping to aecur- tain the damage. but the collision had caused two flat tires on Fcnz's S car and made it comparatively caay 10 oNertaNc it.
 The state police and Constable John Walsh were called and found that in the car with Fcnz was an- other man by the name of Greer. also Of Hartford. Both were found 10 be intoxicated, and were placed m the police barracks Charges of driving a motor vehicle W hile under the influence of liquor and also Of cvading responsibility were lodged against F5u2
 NcwingtOn Notes
 The Boy Scouts will meet tonight at 7:t5 in the parish house
 The regular monthly meeting of the w. C. T, |. will be held on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, in the parish house.
 X meeting of the Newington Pub lie Health association will be held Gt o'clock Friday evening at the home of Mrs, Samuel Walters.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Metropolitan district commis- sion will be held at 8 o'clock to- night in the junior high school. This will be an open meeting and any citizen who wishes may attend.
 The football game between the Hartford Connecticut Trust Co. and the City Bank played Saturday aft eGnoon here ended with a score of 13-0 in favor of the Trust Company team. Henry Witty received a urenchcd leg during the game.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
SIX DEATHS OVER SUNDAY IN STATE
Two HOniCides in List Of Con-
 neCtiCut Fatalities

By the Associated Press
 Six violent deaths. among them two homicides which grew out of a card party. occurred in Connecti- cut over the week end. Four of the deaths occurred in the southwest section of the state, while New Hav- en and Waterbury each reported one.
 Besides the two siayings the list included suicide, two dutomohlle fatalities and q death from a fall down flight of stairs. A gun bat tlc between Henry McKeithen and his uncle. Duncan Mckeithen. 50 in Stamford resulted in the latter's death and in the death Of Mrs. Lora Mckeuhen, wife of Henry. All were Negroes
 Joseph Saverine, 63. of Darien, was killed by an automobile when he aIighted from q bus near his home. Walton Scofield, of Stamford, driver of the car was held in s2600 bonds on technical charge of man. slaughter. The other. fatal accident occurred in Waterbury where James A. Gift. 79. of that city was fatally injured by a machine driven by Daniel Distiso. 91, of Waterville who was held in s10,000 bonds for the coro oner
 Leonard Petrucell. 65, of Bridge port was killed when he plunged headlong down a flight of stairs as he was about to leave his home. The medical examiner gave verdict of accidental death.
 In New Haven, Barney Trotsky 4. poultry dealer. committed suicide at his home by drinking poison. Po- give a motive for his act
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
BIGELOW HARVARD PROF ''

Cambridge. Mass, Dec. s tP-The election of Henry Bryant Bigelow as professor of zoology at Harvard col legc and the appointment Of Charles Galloupe Mixter as assistant profess sor of surgery at the Harvard medi- cal school were announced today
 Professor BigeloW, author Of sey- eIdl treatises on zoology and ocean, ography. has been connected with the museum of comparative 70 ology at Harvard since 1905. Dr. MiNter. who received his NJ D. from the Harvard medical school in 1905, has been connected with the teach ing staff here since 1918.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
VETERANS HONOR
 FATHER BOJN0WSKI
Fourth District Quarterly Meet
 ing Pays Tribute to Priest

Tribute was paid 10 Rev. Lucyan BojnoWski, pastor of Sacred Heart church, Sunday at a quarterly meet ing of the fourth district of Polish Army Veterans of America in the clubrooms of General Haller post on Broad stt Get by officials Of the dis trfct. Who gave credit to the pasta for organizing one of the most ac- tive posts in the state district. and for his interest and assistance rem dered them when they returned from war.
 At banquet which followed the session not only local officials but representatives from the nine posts in the state eulogized Father Boj- nowshi. who has left this city two months ago on an extensive trip 10 visit foreign countries.
 Paid Members Dues
 Father BojnoWski paid each mem- ber's fees for six months when the club was organized and later made many contributions towards the btlItlit oi lllt SIGN lntlllbtTS Ol tue pest, He was made honorary presi dent of the post in April. 1880.
 The district, which has an enroll mcnt Of l,00o, voted to seek legisla- ton 10 be exempt from paying per sonal tax and will ask coopera ton Of the Polish political organization of the state of Connecticut in the move. Officials will confer with Stanley karpinski. president of the political organization. 10 ask for Its support
 A magazine issued by the national headquarters in Detroit. will con- duet q contest among members of the auxiliary and friends. The win ner will be called Queen of Fourth District. 1881"
 A post in ThompsonyiIie and an auxiliary in Southington were added 10 the state organization.
 A ball for the benefit of the dis trict fund will be given at Dudjack $ hall on Sexton street on February :,
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Camp Woodstock Trustees
 To Plan for 1881 Season

Plans for the 1881 season ol tamp Woodst ock will be discussed and officers for the new year elect ed at the annual meeting Of the trus tees of the camp to be held this evening at the Nathan Hale inn, Willimantic The camp, which is operated jointly by the County Y. NJ. C. As Of Hartford. Holland and Windham counties, had a very suu cessful season the past summer with $50 campers in attendance from the three counties.
 Trustees from Hartford county for the year just closing are as follows Charles W. Holman. Manchester; r. (. RidHpi. Bloomfield; Henry Buck. Har ford: George J GordoT. HaYardville; J. A. Wiley Hartford and Sherman w. Eddy, Avon.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
GRAIN PRICES DROP

Chicago Dec s GP-Wheat and corn averaged lower early today on eoNernment-Spo sources. ln- taNora ble harvest weather conditions both in Australia ard Argcntin" failed to act as a counter balance. Opening S-11. to 1s-l4 up. Chi cago wheat later held steady Corn started at 11s declined to ax ad vance and subsequently, showed a general setback.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
MORE CONTAGIOUS DISEASE

Hartford. Dec. S tP-Another gen cral increase in the number of cases of reporta ble diseases was noted in th3 figures submitted to the state department of health for the week ended at noon today. There were 1S cases Of diphtheria reported. for the week as compared with nine for hn previous week. and there were 3h diptfhera bacilli carriers re- ported r of them being in the city Of New Haven.
 Fifty seven new cases Of scarlet fever were reported, 2S of them from Hartford county. as against S6 cases reported for the state last week.
New Britain herald., 1930-12-08
Snake Poison Blamed
 In 40 Students Deaths

Bombay, India, Dec. P'-- Death of 40 students of the Lon don Mission school at Erode Madras, is attributed to snakes s poison in. their food.
 The students, Exchange Tele- phone Company dispatches from Erode say, had just finished their midday meal when 40 collapsed and died in quick succession.
 Ii was stated afterWard that 2 snake was found in the utensil m which the soup for the meal had been prepared. The cook was on,' of the victims.