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La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Sigue en- vigor la ley contra
los trusts.
Las companies va no Sc unen
para formar trusts" Y monopo-
liar estos o aquellos articulos
de lujo o lie primera necesidad,
Ahora, sin que ell gobierno Ge
la repdblica Sc oponga, las com
panias Sc "fusionan' con las me
jcres intenciones, no para inte-
grar trusts.
La Ultima mas importante flu
sion, pues data de aver, abarca
a dos cornOraciones que tienen
es~tablecimientos en- muchas ciu-
dades del pals y ademas hacen
ventas por correo: Sears Roe
buck y Montgomery Wall.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

La "Agrupaci6n Canaria"
dara un bale social ell sabado
26, en- los salones de la Logia
Castillo Crist6bal Colon No. Z
de Aguila de Oro", situada su
casa en- la Gale 10 y II ave.
Esta fiesta bailable comen-
cara a las nueve de la noche y
terminara a la una de la ma
drugada.
No Sc ha querido dar ell NOM
bre de la orquesta porque los
organizadores 10 quieren man
tener en- ell secreto para que
clio constituya una sorpresa.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
Dor donde penetraron."

por donde penetraron."
Nal Sc entiende aqui la demo
cracia, en- muchas ciudades, Y
muv ma Sc entiende en- MEXICO
Peru, Chile y otras naciones.
Tn comunista, mientras Sc
concrete a desear la caida de la
sociedad presente, sin recurrir
a la violencia, tiene tanto dere-
cho a expresar y escribir sus
ideas como un reaccionario 0 un
liberal.
Pero tai derecho Sc les ME
ga y muchos de los que Sc 10
nie2an, preguntan:
IPermite 81 g~obiernO Soviet
iue sus enemigos los ataquen
1entro de gu territorio, pOr me
do de la palabra y la prensa?
mo encarcela el Soviet a los
conservadores que ansian ST
aida, aunque no r~ealicen acto,
le violencia?
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
LOS AEROPLANOS ATACA-
RON A UN ENEMIGO "RO-
10"

Sacramento, Cal, Abril 10.
-Habiendo completado tres
de entrenamiento pre-
liminar, aquf, aeroplanos del
ejercito van a abrir una ofen-
silva unida contra las fuerzas
del enemigo "rojo,' la semana
entrante. En- ell lenguaje del
brigadier William e. Gilmore,
comandante de una de las es-
cuadriIlas, estos problemas ce-
rraran las mas int~eresantes
maniobras jamas verificadas
en- este pals sobre ell juego de
la guerra a6rea.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Manana, en- la linda Finca
LA Columna," Sc reuniran los
Mobiles Jefes del Dante Ali
ghieri No. 10, de los Caballeros
del Aguila de Oro," para cele-
brar una hermosa "romeria,"
con Ell siguiente programa:
A las siete de la manana y
frente al edificio del Dante,
en- West Tampa, la Banda de
Cornetas Y Tambores del Gas
tillo Crist6bal Colon No. T."
tocara una Diana, Y momentos
despu6s la Banda de los "Shri-
ners," compuesta de 80 m1si-
cos, tocara varias de sus famo-
sas marchas, saliendo desde
ALI hacia la Finca 'La Column
ma" Homemade al Noble Jefe
del Castillo Dante Alighieri
No. TO- Sr. Fraterrigo. Es-
pl6ndido refrigerio para toda
la concurrencia. Exquisite buff
fet. Sc esconderan 1000 hue
vos bonitamente adornados y a
los ninos que los encuentren ten
dram differences premios. Sucu-
lentos "macarrones' para toda
la concurrencia y ternero asa
do, ricas ensaladas y extremes.
Discusses por los Mobiles Jefes
de los Castillos Dante y Girls
t6bal Colon Sres. Fraterrigo y
Segundo Gonzalez. Regreso a.
edificio del Dante donde sc
celebrara un magnifico bale.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
LA NIEBLA DIFICULTA Ell
TRANSITO MARITIME EN-
NEW YORK

New York, Abril 19.-En la
bahia de New York ell transito
maritime fu6 paralizado hoy
como resultado de una espesa
niebla que descendi6 en- horas
de la mahana. Ell vapor fran
ees lie de France tuvo que an
clar a la entrada de la bahia
por causa de la niebla. No pu-
do salir anoche ell vapor Olym-
pic, de la compania White Star,
por la misma causa.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
LA IGLESIA DE LOS PERE
.GRINOS
DE WEST NJ
Gale de Green cerca de Howard

FL domingo, Escuela Domini-
cal V Oraciones, a las 500 a. m
La communion de la fiesta solem
ne de la Resurrection del Senoi
v reception de nuevos MEM
bros, a las 10 80 a. m.
Ejercicios especiales de los
ninos Y j6venes, a las 7:30 p.
m. Texto: Gloria con gozo ex
tremado." "Con tenor Y gran
gozo".
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Foster Y suS companeros CO.
munistas han sido injustamen-
tie condenados en- New York por
haber Qrganizado la parada de
los sin trabajo, que la policia,
cumpliendo instrucciones de Nh.
Whalen, "deshiciera' a garro-
taos.
Los comunistas estan siendo
perseguidos cruelmente en- la A
;merica espanola.
Ell comunista como cualquie-
ra otro ciudadano, tiene dere-
ch0 a pensar y decir que ell pre-
sente regimen es injusto para
los que trabajan y que todos de-
ben'Os aspirar a que lleguen dias
de mas igualdad, cuando no ha-
va hombres hambrientos, nj nj
nos raquiticos, nj prostitution,
nj miseria
La sociedad puede defender
Sc Ge los comunistas cuando es-
tos realicen "actos destructo
res, no cuando Sc limiten a ex-
presar sus ideas, amparandose
en- Ell derecho de libertad de pa
labra y pransa que aparece con-
sigpado en- la constitution de to
da ~rep1blica democratica.
Pero la democracia Sc esta in
terpretando ahora como que los
"rojos" no tienen derecho a pen
sar y sonar" en- alta voz, con IA
llegada de dias que ellos consi-
deran mejores.
Ell principle de transigencia
para todas las ideas fue acepta-
do por ell alcalde de San Fran
cisco, California, cuando hace
algunas semanas recihi6 en- Ell
ayuntamiento a los manifestan-
ties "comunistas" y les recOno-
clio dando ordenes a la policia
para que no los molestara.
Ash no Sc hizo en- New York,
no obstante las promesas del
alcalde Walker.
En- MEXICO Sc han tornado
"medidas de rigor' contra los
comunistas.
Tn despacho de Ciudad de
MEXICO dice que los comunista"
pueden prepararse para ir a la
carcel y para ser devueltos a
sus respectiyos paises.
los rojos que deseen no ser
deportados seran consignados a
un iuez que los mantendra en- la
carcel durante meses y mas me-
ses".
"Los extranjeros que deseen
vivir en- la RepGblica M~ejicana,
deben conformarse con ell ac-
tual estado de cosas y debe-
ran abstenerse de hacer criti-
ca lie ning1n genera sobre las
leyes e instituciones pues 81 NJ
est1n conformes con 10 que aqui
pasa, pueden abandonar ell pals
Ipor Ell mismo puerto 0 frontera
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
DEFENSA DEL REGIMEN
DE MACHAD

Habana. Abril 19.-Una de
fensa del gobierno de Machado
fue hecha aver por ell DR.. Gle
mente Vazquez Bello, presiden-
tie del senado y jefe del partido
Liberal.
Contest2ra a Vazquez Bello ell
coronel Mendez Penate, uno de
los liders del partido Naciona-
lista.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Por encontrarse padeciendo
de la garganta la sonora Elvi-
ra Perez, ha permanecido re :
cluida en- sus habitaciones por
espacio de varios dfas, pero va
hoy Sc encuentra bastante bien.
Mucho me allegro.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
MURIO UN CARDINAL

Rio de Janeiro, Brasil, Abril
10 Ell cardinal Joaquin d.
Argoverde de Albuquerque, al
1oLispo de Rio de Janeiro, mu-
10 aqui en- ell dia de aver.
Tenia mas de 80 amos de edad
Y fue ell primer cardinal nom
brado de la America del Sur
Tom6 ell capelo, del Papa Pi
X, ell anO 1905.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Habana, Abril 19.-Ha man
dado un radiograma agradecien
do las atenciones que con Ell sc
tuvieron aqui, ell DR.. Olaya He
rrera, electo p~residente de Co
lombia.
FL ilustre ciudadano esta en-
canine de su pals, via Estados
Unidos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

En- ell Sanatorio del "Centro
Asturiano" fue operado por ell
DR.. Forbes e lSr. Antonio Con
zalez, esposo de la conocida
dana Sra. Amalia Pedrazas de
Gonzalez, cunada de nuestro
director, Sr. Victoriano Man
teiga.
Todavfa Sc halla recogido en-
una de las salas de dicho Sa-
natorio, combatiendo con 6xito
la dolencia, y podemos decir
que no tardaran muchos dfas
sin que 10 veamos de nuevo en-
sus habituales ocupaciones.
Ojala que este suceda GUAM
to antes.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Manana por la noche la sim
patiquisima Y valiosa primera
tiple cantante sonora Carmen
Ramirez, cantara en- ell teatro
del "Cfrculo" la preciosa 70 :
mama de la zarzuela del ge-
nero chico espanol Las Carce-
leras." Terminara ell espec-
taculo con un fino acto de a
gradables variedades.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
s @ | E s

Centre Asturiano y Centre
Espanol.
Las dos "Secciones de Re-
creo," representadas por mo-
destos y afables j6venes, cele-
braran fiestas bailables con las
mismas orquestas.
En- la primera sociedad sera
una matinee que empezara a
las cuatro de la tarde y la Sc
gunda con un bale que dara
comienzo a las nueve de la no.
che.
Ha sido contratada para tar
de y noche la orquesta de los
Varsity Boys"
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Habana. Abril, 19.-Esta no
che pelearan aqui ell argentine
Raul Bianchi y ell cubano negro
Federico Malibran. Ambos per-
tenecen a la division de peso
complete.
Bianchi es ell favorito.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

La juventud bailadora asis-
tira esta noche al bale de pen
sion que la "Secci6n de Recreo
del Circulo Cubano" celebrara
en- sus salones, a las nueve, con
la orquesta de Glenn Kay.
Cuesta la entrada cincuenta
centavos.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Las "cadenas" de estableci-
mientos, que pronto Sc CONVEX
tiran en- "eadenas' para los cor
s%umidores, contin1an aumen-
tando.
Ricas como son, las "cadenas"
tienden a destruir a los conner
cia1tes Independence y a las
companies de escasos recursos.
De la competencia entire los
"encadenados' y los no encade-
nados, la comunidad deriva ell
beneficio de los bajos precios.
Per o cuando las "Cadenas"
hayan realizado su mission des-
%tructora, de acaparamiento, en-
tonces ell pueblo quedara enca-
denado y debera pagan los pre-
clos que Sc lie impongan.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Habana Abril 19.-La de-
mostraci6n del partido Naciona
lista, del cual es jefe ell coronel
Carlos Mendieta, Sc efectuara
hoy.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Los actuales precios en- la e.
laboracion del tabaco habano
podran mantenerse por tempo
indefinido, 81 ambas parties Sc
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Dos prestigiosas sociedades
conmemoran manana ell hermo-
so dia de "Resurrecci6n,' en-
sus respectivos palacios:
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Habana Abril 19.-Han sur
gido dificultades, segGn Sc dice
que impediran Sc celebre hoy.
en- ell parque Central, ell mitin
de los nacionalista.
Los jefes de csc partido ase
guran hallarse preparados para
verificar ell acto.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

"San Jose" establecido en- ell
distrito de Ybor, van a efec :
tuar una fiesta en- la sala del
planted la noche del dfa "a, a
las 8 y Is. Los tickets estan
a la venta. Las familias deben
prestarle su apoyo.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Llegaron de la Habana ell pa
sado microbes los j6venes Ro-
berto Brana, Fidencio Garcia
y ell c6lebre boxer tampeno
Chino" Alvarez.
Para todos mi cordial bien-
venida.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Manana en- Rocky Point ell
Club principe de Gales CAPT
taneado por conocidos mucha-
chos de la l~ocalidad, Sc va de
"Son" en- una fiesta improvisa-
da cast en- veinte Y cuatro no.
ras. Las guaguas saldran de la
Gale Is y Ia. Ave.
Els gratis la entrada a la pla-
va, pero los bailadores paga-
ran una pequena Quota.
A. de la Pena.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

En- mi cr6nica del lunes ha-
blare extensamente de la gran
diosa "romeria' que preparan
los muchachos asturianos de la
"Secci6n de Intereses,' en- la
playa de Rocky Point ell do
mingo 81 del mes en- curse.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19
CARTA CABLEGRAFICA DE CUBA

Creese que no ocurriran des
ordenes.
La gaceta., 1930-04-19

Las educandas del colegio
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Indian attack upon q covered wagon train Of pioneer days of the west, and subsequent routing of the Red skins by detachment of United States soldiers will be features of the tournament Mrs. John E. Ely. wife of General Ely of Governors Island, heads sae committee in charge Of the entertainment. which will be given for the benefit of the local chapter of the Army Relief so- ciety.
 Wherever one goes these days one sees milady wearing beret-one ot those close-fitung tam-o- shanter- like hats so easily converted to both sports and formal wear In crisps tatfeta, soft felt or knitted straws the bright Attle, hats can be shaped to the head to fit the mood of the wearer. Many smart women have had them developed in q dozen diff fareat shades to adapt them 10 for nal wear. Princess Hohenlohe- Soailllngsfurst and Mrs, Mary Sin clair are among those sponsoring the mode.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
Social News
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ton. and menu in the shape ot the pin. Centerplec=s were also 0. daisies.
 Delegates rom Torrington, New Haven, West Hartford, Hartford and from HsverhilL Mass. vafe present. Letters were received tro:a he Ashland, Ohio chapter.
 Those who attended the luncheon were Mss Margaret Augt3s.on, e tass city; Miss Iani@ Miller Mss Marjorie BaEt4y. Mss Barbara Max -aald and Mss Ruth Korps-. rom Ha}ssh3ll Mss Mildred Neld. Mss Barbara SchrA5 Der. Mss Ee.an Ko- @zaaen ssa Mss Mildred Anderson. Mss Frances FarI1ac1. from Na7. Haven. Mss Harr.at SrraEae. Mss Frances Vivian. Mss E!.zaHeta Vivian. Mss Bettira Batd0.n. Mss E.Hzaaerr L. SctcfiaE5. Fasrsog3. Mss Harriet Alice, Mss EvsEeas C5l5err, Miss Charlotte A. Wea%av. Mss Rachel Jennings. from Torrtrg- fr1, Mss Doris >L=tut-. Mss Char Gctta Parsons Mss Jea-cttz Scotr. Mss EI=z1or Wells. from Eos, Hartford Mr.. uo1z.t Ca1@a-3. ffrs. Her-v Ca-.s-. Mrs Wooster H. ca1oca. 1l=s Eu,a Ramsay. Mss Hate.zec Hodges Mss E-m4 Nov =r-5. Mss Elaarore E-aer-. Mss -iario,E Parker Mss B=4--.oe Eul. Mss Aace Eo.ro--0 Mss Cu~e Eu- sa~., Mss F4a.-a Woracr. Mss Narz1 F5=oar. Mss EI=r.--.e Bull. Mss E4za-e-h k -a5au Mrs John Nesa-n. and Miss Virginia Hum p1r@" from anis c.r.
 After the -ua-5aoE s16 meeting. s@ tnftrual hoL- vas 1e-d a rna cub, Following dinner raruss r.g- sn oy the lo-al hoztessas z- r-.tr homes for their guests. 2 prlvz-a dance Tss gwen at tre Shuttle Meadow club N-, and Mrs. A~-a,sr C. klu 6ai Nr, and Mrs. GLarot4 II, Parsons. NJ and Mrs. rz-41a '. FtcEsT and M- and Ms Ea~4r zNC~ ~--ra ~--~r~-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
upon their return from an unau- nounced wedding trip.

upon their return from an unau, nounced wedding trip,
 Miss Fan Zucker. daughter 0. Mrs. Gussie Fucker. Of smalluy street and Samuel Noll of Hartford were joined in matrimony at 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Silver bergs in Hartford, by Rabbi Mau- rice SiNerman.
 Miss Sadie Cohen and Jack Noi. were maid Of honor and best man. The bride was attirad in a wh!ee satin princess gown and a lace cap shaped veil caught with orange blossoms She carried q bouquet Of bridal roses and lilies Of the valley which she gave o Mss Bettie Ro- s.n Her maid of honor wore q peach georgete trcca. Her bouquet was Of pink roses and variegatel sveer peas.
 About 75 guests attended the re- certioa which was held following he welding ceremony.
 Mr and Mrs. Noll will make their home a. l35 Sma.ley street upon thalr return from q honeymoon spent n New York city. Mrs. Non r'ora T traveling suir ot maroon colored material with .an shoes hat bag and other accessories to match,
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

plenty of provisions and their place of refuge was high above the river. The scouts were driven from the camp site near the river when the waters started to rise.
 The Concho started rising yester- day. fed by heavy rains of the past few days, More than 100 persons living and camping along the river banks were forced to move.
 One man, P. C. Lee of Luling, Tex, was drowned in the flood. His automobile was swept of a high way into tRe raging waters. Neither car nor body had been recovered today.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

creasingly active in summer resorts and more ,ot societE's members are taking ID permanent headquarters out or town Tor the sumrqer.
 Polo has aripped Southampton's interest and each morning somo of the most fashionable young women Of the coaOnE may he sfen swinging mallets and racing polo ponies over 8 largo field near the estate Of Col Horny H. Rogers.
 Thatryal races Wednesday and Thursday in which three cup de- tender candidates Enterprise, Whtrluin5 and Whactanoe - con- nared l1.t the Sound waters of Glen cove attracted a. fleet of societys s most ralatlal yachts to the waters Of the sound. Almost every yacht owner entertained guests during the two day maa- with house parties at the las1a estates for which he north shore O. Lonz Lsland is famous.
 Tlursi-y th~ yachts aErre all in gala a.r.r. tor taa annual regatta Of inc New York Yacht club. with H5n- cent As.ors "Normahel Cornelius NhnaES "aarentGra' and J r. 1l7r=sn's Ha-e rrree million Fdollar "tor=aIr" pton-ceat ia the feet.
 Nez. ycah inc fasaionah3as will re.srr 10 towa for at 3eaat tso days -Er.4ay and sa-grlay-whtn the military tournament. which las taen sahs1tatod for the annual garden party. at Governors Island. will take place
 < sham battle realistically staged
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
WEDDING H.ALTS RIVETERS

New York. June 14 (UP)-June brides had such difficulty making their T dos" heard above the din Of riveting machines that the harassed rector of St. Bartholomew's church made a direct appeal 10 the steel workers next door. Tho riveters, their romantic instincts touched. promised to change their schedule so the noise would not in- terefere.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
Boats Ready to Rescue
 SO Marooned Scouts

San Angelo, Tex, June II (UP) -Rowboats and skiffs were pre- rared today for an attempt to rescue 60 Boy Scouts marooned on 8 hilltop noIth Of here by a swift rise in the Concho river,
 The scouts were in no immediate sanger, it was said. as they had
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
BRIDES PLENTIFUL
 0N PARK AVENUE
June Lives Up to Tradition iD
 New York
BY ADELAIDE KERR

New York. June If lp, - It's . orange blossom uraa for Park Ave r4a this week. One fover- -decked nn-costuned wedding has follow cd another around the clock and around the country IS though the . taskIonables were bent on living up Q the adage-.'Jt tune is the month Of brides"
 Between times soc.ety has dashed hack and torth from the races at Belmont park 10 polo games in . Southampton and rhe ever popular garden parties on Long Island and Nestchester estates.
 \ romance which bIossomed dur ing the pssr Gehutantz season reach et climax Wednesday when Miss Karrlrha Van Cour'landt Suydanl, q mau1er cf one of Marhattan's old Dutch tarlllies. became the bride Of t-rader.~h Rocker.
 st Thomas church vas trans formed into I bower Of flowers for the caramony inc e1tfce being banked 1lth shaggy white peonies and shasta daisies against 8 back gro11d ot cybotiun ferns and palms
 Tie lrde wore gown Of cream Co-ore5 satin, drape4 ia simple lines n.rA a .G,l courr tram and q yolum- .aoas Fe.l ot rg.l2 and rose point lace falling oyar 1ar Blonde hair. Her bouquet Has . large cluster Of uass of inc >a-.ar and white or ends.
 Her uatron and maid Of honor 1ere oostumed in s.mnsry frocks Of yellow chiffon and ul6e-brimnAd horsehs5r hats Of the same shade, while he bridesmaids were attjred alike .e gowns of pale green chiffon and cEs pea4E Verrs,
 Another coloEtIl welding which =rrIr+,- attended recently ~I.as +Ez- n
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
CELEBRATES 18TH BIRTHDAY

Greenfield. R. I. June 14 (UP)- Yesterday, FridaA the 18th, June Streeter of Greenfield was 13. Thirteen guests were invited to 6 birthday party at her home, B sil- yer street.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
WEDDINGS

Slight Increase in Num- Der of Nuptsal Events Anniversaries Celebrated.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Miss Fausti1e Monroe and John F. Degener Sd, which took place in the chapel Of St. Bartholomew church. The reception which followed was held in rhe Louis XVI ballroom Of the Park Line. transformed into a yeritable garden with masses ot spring flowers,
 At this ceremony the bride wore her mothers wedding gown of ivory moire satin with insertions of old rose point lace and carried a hou- qGet Of white roses. Her maid of honor was costumed Nn delphtnium blue with q wlde-hr.mmed !7orsehair hal 10 match.
 Mss Gladys Rockefeller, Miss LvdIa AtIes and the other bridal attendants wore gowns Of pale pink chiffon and matchlng hats. and car- r.ed shower ho.qusts Of pink roses and dalphiaivm.
 Almost every day has seen q col lection from Ianha-tan=s smart world al the races in Belmont n7rE. Even the rain which renpared the stands and track on one occasion re- gently failed 10 deter their entnuz!- a5n1, or drive them from the track
 They came in sunshine. atIgea in organdies and white flannels. only to he de-ugad by downpour m hour later. But soc!ety-equal 10 cAa oc- cas.on spread newspapers o9.r its new cha7Aa>X anI went on watching the races.
 Nean"hlle affairs are growing tn-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14
The Charm of Early Morning
NlIDDLEFIELD. CONN.

The early morning hours at Lake Beseck hold poetic charthe lake perfect mirror for the surrounding hills and wooded shores reectng the dawn tinted sky. You'll find it good o be alive and and stirring this bracng early air.
 Think what summer would be like spent living in a9e on your own lot within few yards this shore Nestled the coded beauty of the historic valley of old Connecticut but miles from New Britain this is the most ideal sort in Connecticut
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Meanwhile affairs are growing tn-
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Another colortIl wedding which society attended recently vas that O.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Miss Helen Orzel daughter Of Mrs. Anna OrzeI of High street be- came the bride of Anthony Garro. son Of Mr and Mrs Paul Garro of Elm street on Thursday morning at [ o'clock q the Holy Cross church. Reverend Tihtor Piaskowski per formed the ceremony
 The bride was attended by Miss Lucille Orzel, her sister. as maid of
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Nr and Mrs, Daa.r. E Ll-le ot Elm street Easr Hartford a1no1ncs '5= eoEaSegna1- Of the.r daughter Mss -og-se Little 70 Harold W Toae~-7 son If 1t-, and Mrs. James E Ro1er-= ot -z-S city.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

A family regnton will be held this afternoon ln honor Of the silver we'd ding anniversary of the Alfred J. schaefers Of South Main street Rev. erend Martin ". Gaudlan pastor of the St. Johns German Luthern church, offlciared al their marrla ge twenty-five years ago. Mir. and Mrs
 schaefer have two children, Merwin A Schaefer and Mss Ruth Schaefer
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Announcement has been made Of the betrothal of Miss Grace Eliza both Mccullough, daughter Of MT. and Mrs. Richard V Mccullough of South Main street 10 stephen Henry Cross. son of Mrs Fred x. Cross of Peabody, Mass, by the formers par ents,
 Mir, Gross Is q graduate of Dart mouth college and IS a member of Phi Sigma Kappa fraternity.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Mss CereVieTe Busle~icz daugh- 'eE of Mir. 11d Mrs. John BusIewicz ot Grove atrs # hcrame the bride Of Frank Nado,or son of Mrs Mar. Nadolhy of Fremont street Monday morning at o'cloCE The nuptIal n.aes "a= celebrated hr Reverend stephen Bartl,oNsAI at the Sis. Cyril and Hethodiu= eharrh in Fartfor1. EeEcrend Victor PlazEonski was sul-deaco-.
 Mss Pauline Nadolny sister Of tl~ bridegroom vas mad of honor wal.a Bo.e@lz3s Nadoinv. brother Of the 1rgdeeroon was best man Miss Irene JaEu5or-skI Has flower girl and Richard JahuboHski ring bear
 The church vas decorated with sprIng flowers and palms the altar neing virtually covered with the blossoms.
 The bride wore bridal satin gown made princess style and q Rose Marie veil caught Win orange biossoms Tle bridal bouquet con- sisted Of roses and lilies 0. the val lev The. maid Of honor wore q baby blue gown and 3 horse hair hat to match. The flower girl wore a blue dress made colonial style with 3 hat tn match, Sine carried tea roses, Tie ring bearer wore black satin.
 \ reception was held at the hone Of the brides parents following the ceremony MT and rMs Nadolny will reside at 35 Albany avenue
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

Mr and Mrs F. 4. Hart are quiet iy celebrating their silver wedding anniversary at their home on Eas. La~Ior street today.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

>Tr srd Mrs T.dolrn q. Zr~- 1arma1 o5 Prospect street are cste. 5rat.ns their silver wedding ami "er-ary at their home 'odar. The /un- ormans tare two chIldr-a Fagmo1d Zlwmerman, and Mss EIaanor Zlr1-ern8u.
New Britain herald., 1930-06-14

C< interest 10 many t1 t-.z c..v. # '15 a1ao .1c7@aa- ra5a .2a ~rae &-er9 Of tE= ar1see-e-- 5f Mss Barbara Troop. d8ughta~ Of Hr. ard Mrs c " Troop. eo~r-er- r c. his 0JrT- nov = Eew Ear-r. -o EEa-.. Wesla~ -re~rer os Nsr EaEa-