davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
Ma pREDAJ vELM1 LAcNo

IA izbovy dom obchodnou miest-
most 'ou pod {. 1929 Waverly Ave, lot
4ox15O. Uplne remodelovany. Je v nom
voda, gaz, elektrika. Toto ie nimoriad-
ma hodnota, moze byt' kdpent "a 5000.
o informacie Haste sa alebo telefonuj-
to advokatovi THOS. E. ANToNEI11,
SOB Mahoning Bank Bldg. Tel. 642s3.
Rezidencie 3646B. $teg (22
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
SIBERIA SA $550,00 DO
COMMUNITY CHEST

Toho tyzdna zapoeata bola v
naSom meste sbierka do Commu-
nifty Chest, ktorej budu podpo-
rovanl nudzni Fudia cez buducich
dvanast mesiacov. Nasbierane
ma byt' $55O,000, 2 toho 100000
do riadnej zakladiny a $150,OOO
na s1rne potreby. Sbierka potr.
va do buduceho utorku. Komu .je
mono mech obetuje, je to sbier.
ka ia ten najsl'achetnejsi ciel'
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
MA PREDAJ MA VEREJNEJ
DRAZRE

Dedictvo musi byt' rozdelene. Admi-
nistrator preda pri vychodnych dve-
rach COURT HOUSE pondelok, Is.
jina 1891 POL TRETEJ (2.3O) po-
poludni PARCEL NO, l
City Lot No. 1854 {. 951 Shelby St.
vel 'kost' 50x14o, oceneny ma $4,000,
mono no kiipit' "a ME menej ako
$4,000 PARCEL NO.
City Lot No. 347S c. SIS North Pro.
spect st. moze byt' kupeny "a $1,4oO
oceneny ma $4,000.
o informacie hlaste sa abo telefonuj.
tie adv. THoS E. ANTONELLI, sos
Mahoning Bank Bldg. Tel. 64293. Re
2idencie 36488. (24l
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
SLOVENSKA BASEBALL
LIGA.
(Dokonccnie S I. strany.)
Steelton 18, Horvati 10.

SteeltOnCanla pOrazlll HOrva-
tov nedel II na Shady run sk0-
rom Is ku 10. Stceltoncania "a
cali bombardovat' Edwardsa a
Stevensa Cd zaciatku hry a ma
hromadili hodnu kopu obehov
pre- Gondola, steeltonskeho pice-
IA, ktory podhadzoval po prvy
raz V tejto sezone. Horvati V sled
nom iningu zacali bit cd Condo
la tuho, a spravca caty Kerestur
chytro postal svojho "tt1za" An
dy Hospodara, potlacit' nahle
horvatskG ''povstanie". Behan
skolektoval styri zabity a pomo-
| hol SteeltOncanom k mnohym o.
behom. Dpa toho, ako SteeltOn-
eania hraj1, povazuje sd "a moz-
ne, ze budu Wit Ami prvej polo
| vice sezony.
Mad ari 6, Lansingvillcania 27.
Tu sa ukazalo, ze dakedy ME je
mi1dre zamenit' picera, ked' stl
skory tesno pri sebe. Mad'ar sko,
eli ma Observation-Disclosures hned' V
prvom iningu a skorovali 6 obe-
hov a boil na predku az do Sic
steho iningu. ked' dvoma hrac.
mi Won, Redmond, novy mad ar
sky "shortstop'' bol prest 'ahova.
ny na tretiu bazu, nelapil pomaly
sa kot1lajlcu lobdu a potion, 20
dvihnuc ju, hodil divoko domov
Strichek, nasledujici lansingvill
sky hrac, udrel dlhu ku Zborayo
vi pravom poll. ktory utekal a
nj jelen, zastavit' ju, ale - Wy.
padla mu. Nasledujuci dvaja hra.
ci dosli Ma prvu bazu Ease na Red.
mondove chyby potom spravca
Humphrey povedal Stewey-mu
1 mad 'arskemu picerovi, ably hral
prv1 bazu. A potion = Lansing.
/ yillcania zacali bit lobdu na vse,
tky strany hriska. Prisiel Coulter
! Sokol, Horvathovich i Zboray, a
le ami jeden tychto picerov ne.
imohol zastayit ttok Lansingvill
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22

t'azko, ba povedali by SINE memo
zne, ponevac ich financie i'm to
nedovolia, ably svojho talentu u
potrebili upotrebovat' no pre-
dsa nemozu, ked' nieto prostried-
kov, coho je len skoda.
Preto my dolu podpisan1 sme 81
wall "a povinnost' prispet' pomo-
cou tym, ktorym je to nemozne,
ktorym to financie nedovolia a
prekazaju vo vychove svojich de-
i to, Go je dopriato majetkove
lepsie situovanym det'om, memo
su rodicia chudobni dopriat' svo-
Jim det 'om. Preto usniesli sme sa
zalozili sme V Danville sloven-
sku kOloniu V meste'cku sice
malom, ale mestecku rast1com,
ktore ma svoju industriu, ktore
ma svojc tovarne, svoje zavody.
utvorili SINE tn koloniu sloven-
,ku, do ktorej sa bude m6ct' st a
hovat' mas dobry katolicky sloven
sky l'ud m6zc 81 tn V tejto zdra,
vej a krisnej doline rieky Sus
quehanny zalozit' svoj domov. A
by SINE mohli mas Pud oboznamit
S moznost'ami a robotnymi pome
rami tejto doline, ably SINE mo
! hli poskytnnt' moznost' k lep
siemu zitiu, umoznit' prlstup |
skoleniu deti V tomto nasom Il
stave. zaloZili SINE spolocnost poe
lmenom "SlOvenske KatoIick
Kulturne Centrum iiradovnol
| v Danville. Pa. Je to korporova
ne tcleso V State Pennsylvania
Ably nam bolo porozumeno, pri
pomlname este, ze spolocnost' ia
to je zalozena k napomahaniu ]! II
du. Mas cicl' a naSu povinnost
naSmu ludu oznamimc cestou re
duverneho casopiscctva. Me he
sfubujemc, co by smc nemohli sp
nit! NaSe ciele a mas ilmyscl nj
je v[delkarsky. Spolocnont' je e
sto katollcka a slovcn>ka a mas
svate pravidlo ,bude: Budovat'
nie skodit'. Idea jc zdrava. ciel
posvatny! Len take prijatie t;
XII podporu 81 cd vas pozadujt
me, na akii budeme opravneni.
Ia organizaciu "Slovenske Ks
| tolicke Kulturne Centrum:
: Jan Kalna, predseda. joe
l Gondar Jan Vavrek, miestopret
: sedovia. Gaspar Urbanek, polka,
| nix. Andr. Quincy, NIL, tajomnil
9 Sbor direktorov: Andrej Gu
e ney NIL, Jozef Gondar, Juraj
: Hudak, Jan Kalna, J. Molitori
j 1gnac Roman, Andrej soltis, ia
Il Vavrek.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
ZAMENfM DOM

7 izbovy tehlovy dom v Sharon,
Pa, precaram "a majetok ma oko-
lici youngstownskej. .Vezmem dom
alebo Lofty. Haste sa {. Ill Re-
gent St., Campbell, O.. az
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
BULLETIN SVATO-
VOJTESSKY.
Podava Rev. Stefan Kocis. hi. jed.
613 North Lakeview Ave,
Youngstown, Ohio.

-oNA6SSo"As ~AAHSs
Kde vopa, tam sposob. - Ne
veriteg Nuz pocdvajte. Dnes sa
kazdy zaluje na zle easy. A zalu-
ju sa este i TAXI, ktori veru ne
,najd ziadnej priciny. Iba, ze TAX
to chcd vyuzit' biedu inych, ably
zakryli svoje lakomstvo ski
post. No ia ku tym neobraciam
svoje slova. ia pisem takych
a pre- takych, ktori hoci NAL ucko
maju, predsa al toho malucka
STEDRE laskou ochotou da-
vajd. Toto plati predo vsetkyvm
o nasich svatovojtesskych clenoch
ktori vida to velike dobro, ktore
Spolok Sv. Vojtecha konal a ko-
nj i konat' chce "a nasu svatu
vieru mas drahy narod sloven-
sky a praye preto STEDRE no
podporuju. Krasny priklad toho
davajii nam nasi rodni bratia 20
siusednej Kanady, kde su pomery
este t'azsie, nez v Amerike. V me-
ste Fort William zaviedli sbierku
ma "JUBILEJNY FOND vo
farnosti SV. PETRA, ma ktord
prispeli:
Spolok l. Katolickej Slov. jed
noty $4,000; Spolok /. Kat. lSlov
Zenskej Jednoty $500; Udkyne
toho spolku este obetovaly nasle.
dovne:: Maria Rajnak $1.OO; po
soc: Cecilia Zvonar, Anna Matu
lax, Kristina Furik, Pavlina Bal
dix, Helena Drndak, Maria Ciz,
mar; menSich sumach 1925. Pr
kostolnei kolekte na Fond pri
spell: Jan Matelak MI. $1.50; pc
$100: Peter Krupa NIL, Marel;
Sebeta, LukaS Vallej, Jozef Ial
NIL, Holman Trepan, Jan Matu
lax s., Pavel Kozienlla, Andre.
Dano, Michal Cano, Jan Varesak
Jan KuboS, Peter Korcuska, Mar
tin Strvavy, Stefan Tomanocy
Andrea Drndak, Jan Grcgor, lg
nae Kubala, Pavel Janik: po SOC
Pavel Kovac, Martin Halaj, An
.drej Tarajcak, Peter Toman, jan
Zigman. Stefan Bajnak, Pave
.Chovancak, Peter Kurcinka, Pc
ter Baidik ST., Stefan Fajrik
Maria Selling, Tomas Pavelka, Jc
zef Boroviak, Jozef Kovae, Fran
tiSek Hviezda, Pavel Toman, Fl
Volt, Jan Donak, Anton Kondr(
ka, Andrej Potocky, Jozef Lisk
ST., Jan Tomanocy, Andrej Kc
vac, Anton Beda, Jan Reva.j, ia
Pallek, Jan Selling, Jozef DAME
Jan F'tirik, Ladislav MigaJ, ia
Monaghan, Andrej Psikla; me
sfch sumach $500. Spolu $5S.5'
(Sbierku nam postal pan NJ
chal Cano, miestny jednatel' S
Sv. Vojtecha.)
Pan Bob zaplat'! Ano, mill br
tia a sestry! Srdecne Pan DO
zaplat'! Obetovali ste ma swat
ciel' Pan Bob Vam to mnoh
nasobne odplati svojim bozsl1y
sposobom stedrost 'ou. Som
sty, ze Vas krasny priklad p
rzbudi mnohych inych, ably ii
prispeli svojimi milodarmi /
"Jubilejny Fond". Spolok d
nam jubilarny dar podobe We.
kej knihy "Dejiny", nuz dajn
al my jemu svoj stedry miloda
Kto bude nasledovat'? Mena
verejnime v takom poriadku,
axiom nam budu doposlane S II
lodarmi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
St. Stephens S Horvatmi.

BOZ poslednG miesto bude We
deny na Shady run medzi catou
st. Stephens a Horvatmi. Cata st
Stephens muSi porazit' Horvatov
mae bud1 ODE caty na posled,
nom mieste. Horvati maju usilov
nych hracov a mozu pokazit Wy
pocty tejto druhcj mad 'arSkej ca
ty V lige. Stevens bude hadzat
"a Horvatov a korhut "a Sam
Stephens,
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22

- Tento casopis uverejnuje O.
hlasky len spoil 'ahliyyych obcho-
doy, vacsinou tych najstarslch v
meste. Kto tymito obchodami
obchoduje, moze byt' isty, ze do
stane sprayny toyar "a srravnu
cenu.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
Drobne ohlasky

NAJFAJNEJSIEIO GRADU xmi-
kacie valce pre- vsetky prate $3.50 kus.
Remene vatsinou po $1.00. Cylindre
$12.5O. slciastky pre- vsetly price q
zamet&ce. CLAUsEN CO., % South
Hazel st. Telefon 41468.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
ZELENINovE PRIEsADY

Kapustu, paradajky, papriku, ze-
Ter, 15c "a tucet, 2 tucty "a 25c.
Glicksteen Seed Store & Pet Shop
Al East Federal st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
KVALITNE KURGATA

Mnoh6 druhy, zahrnujuc i Silver
Laced Wyandottes Inc okrasne pie
mena. Kvetinov6 zahradne .semena.
Zvlastne hraskov6 semena ma kvety.
MARY e. GUsBETH, ~ East Com
n,erce st. Telefon 42726. 7- (24)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
Slovaci 19, sokoli 10.

nll. - NJ, l,,,,S =, C+,,,,
ro.1: e..h
c-,...:
=. :. Dx
r,., <h
Wv ~.
~ - '', "
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
Mad'ari ma Steelton.

CampbelIski Mad'ari budu mat
t'azki1 illohu zastavit steelton-
ski catu Mena Jezis, ktora je IA
pochode k campionstvu. Spravca
Mad arrow, Humphrey, pozera "a
novym picerom cd strasnej ne
del'nej porazky. Gondol alebo Joe
Brayer bude hadzat' ia Steelton.
Lansingvillcania Struthers.
Lansinggillcania, S nadejami
vyhrat' poslednt hry a dobyt' "a
Sc campionstvo, budu hrat' so
Strutherskymi Sokolmi V Struh-
ers. Krajnak, ktory lanskeho ro-
ku hadzal "a Mad 'arov, bude ha-
dat ia Strutherskych Sokolov.
Strichck alebo Faivor bude ha-
dzat "a Lansingvillcanov.
VsetlSy hry sa zacni 0 3. hodi-
he popoludni. ...
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22
Campbellski Slovaci IL,
st. Stephens 6,

Silna prava ruka Joe Zettsa prl-
dala Ease jedno vlt'azstvo Camp
bellskym Slovakom. poraziac ca
tn st. Stephens nedel'u ma Vie
tory field. Slovaci zacali utocit
hned' vyhnali piccra Blanchar,
da z pevnosti V troch iningoch a
bill cd Bill Korhuta tiez silno
Slovaci prepustili Duke Siral1a
Cyrila Mikulu a chytaca Barilla
re prijali do eaty Larry Dola
ka, Andy Leskeyho Teodors
Katulu, brata druhobejsmena Mi
chala Katulu. Dolak jc predosll
steeltonsky chytac. AlSo Dolak
tax Teodor katula vynikali '
hre. Skor Dol Il ku 6 V prospect
Slovakov.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1931-05-22

canov a ked' sa prach usadil, a
vsetci divaci odisli, sk6reri pra-
covali "ovrtajm", kym odcekova-
Ii napravili skorovl tabulu.
Lansingvillcania nakopili 81 obe-
how z 25 zabitov ma 40 baz.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09
FIRST HEARING IS HELD UPON
 zIEGLER BILLS
Local Box Manufacturers Argue Their Case Be-
 fore House Committee
I(Continued from page 1.)

for the plight which confronts the numbering industry here, and there is no way the Legislature can rem edy the situation To enact the legislation proposed would not only not achieve it's purpose but would result in placing an unjust burden on the salmon packers of the Ter ritory who, themselves, are as close to disaster as the millmen, it was asserted.
 Don Meldrum, zellerbach engi- neer, who investigated the Cam Chandler and Zellerbach pulp timber projects in Alaska, appear ing for the fibreboard interests, said the solution of the lumber ing problems here lies in the es tablishment of the pulp and paper mills. This, he said, is certain to come about in the not-distant future Pressed by MT. Ziegler for definite date, he said it was not possible to give one; that market conditions today were the preventative factor and that as soon as these lighted themselves F the construction of paper mills would start. Answering another question from MT. Ziegler, he said these plants would hardly be in operation within the next two years.
 Other Witnesses Appear
 Among the witnesses appearing for the canners were R. E. Robert son and H. L. Faulkner, both of whom acknowledged the desper- ateness of the numbering industry's position, but who affirmed it was not right or fair to handicap the packing industry The latter said it was his conviction that the ziegler bills could not achieve their end. If I thought they would bring relief desired to the local box manufacturers, would merely file the letters I have received on the subject and make no personal appearance, but they won't do it, :" he declared He added if anything could be done to restore salmon packing to wooden containers, it would be the best solution, but he doubted if it could be done.
 Telegrams were received from Victor H. Elfendahl, of the Alaska Pacific Salmon Corporation, Nakat Packing Company, Pyramid Pack ing Company, D. w. Branch of Libby, McNeill & Libby, Pioneer Packing Company, and letters from ths Pacific American Fisheries, the, Alaska Packers and others were filed,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09

as he was known to his friends, was "a good fellow"
 Although a consistent support CT of the administration, Mir Long worth differed from both Presi- dents Harding and Coolidge on some issues, voting on one occa- sion for the soldiers bonus which MT. Coolidge vetoed. M
 Opposed 18th Amendment
 Coming as he did from Cincin- natl. which repeatedly piled up substantial majorities against pro- hibition, he opposed the 18th amendment, but, recognizing sen timent reflected in Congress for prohibition, he made no effort as party leader to bring about null lification or modification.
 Bald and portly and invariably good natured, MT. Longworth had a knack for telling anecdotes, and frequently made use of funny story to ward off a thrust from his Democratic opposition during cratorical skirmishes.
 Off the floor of the House he usually could be seen puffing a cigarette or a pipe. He usually did as he. pleased, although warn cd by friends that it might be political suicide-th this warnin g coming when he persisted in wear ing spats when many members of the House considered them dudish. in appearing at night sessions in dinner clothes at time when they were not generally worn, and in playing golf, when it was regarded as cnly rich mans game"
 Accomplished Musician
 Tn college, MT Longworth went in for rowing, and later kept him. self in condition by playing ten his, riding horse back, fencing and taking lcng morning hikes, bun dled up in a heavy sweater. An accomplished musician, he played the violin in a manner that won the comm 1adaticn of critics. He also was a pianist of ability
 Two weeks before House Repub- licans in February 1925, selcc5cd him as their candidate for speak CT by vote Of 140 to 8 . laugh- ter, Paulina, was born to Mir. and Mrs. Longwcrth. ~She was thair first child, and as evidence Of the Chic representatives popularity he was cheered by his colleagues wi.sn he appeared on the flo3r-.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09
LOCAL DATA
FABLE AND RADIO REPORTS

TO-DAY Lowest 4a nn. 4am. precip. 4am- emp. temp. velocity 24 hrs Weather
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09
ACCOUNTS NOW DUE

All accounts que the Juneau Motors, Inc, Service" Lucas, con- tracted cr or before February 28th, 1881, should be paid at once to H. L Lucas at the office of the Ju- neau Motors. Please be prompt.
 adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09
MEET TONIGHT

Juneau Radio Club meets to. night at City Hall, 7:30 o'clock Election of officers. All member! urged to attend.
 EARLE HUNTER, Jr., (adv.) Secretary.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09


 The barometer high Northern while large of low with cc and Aleian the tory Light fallen  Alaska Northern Alaska this while the Territory lower readings.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09

DOUGLAS HI SCHOOL PROM FRIDAY. (aiv.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09
Nicholas Gong,vorth Dies Suddenly Today
 ns Result, Pneumonia

(Continued rom Page one)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-04-09
U. s pEpARTNaENT oF AGRIouLTuRE WEATHER BUREAU
Tue " eather (By the U. S. Weather Bureau)

Forecast for Juneau and vicinity beginning Generally fair tonight and Friday moderate eastery
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-23

Hartford, May 23-The Connecti- cut branch of the Second Division Association (AEF) is instituting a radio feature which. as yet. has never been attempted on the air. On the evening of May 25, at 7:10 D. m.. from Travellers station, WTlC, in Hartford, Conn, a dramatization of the battle of Chateau Thierry will be broadcast. The title of this skit is Indians All'' and 1t was ten by Wayne c. Holsworth, presi- dent of the association and has been adapted to radio by Paul w. Morency, general manager of Sta tion WTIC, in collaboration with Thomas McGray, program director. Much time and effort has been put forth by the mechanical staff Of this studio to simulate machine gun fire; rife fire; heavy artillery; air planes, and special apparatus has been constructed to reproduce the noise of the French camions. The studio orchestra under the direction of Norman Cloutier has prepared a special program of war songs and was music. which will be inter- spersed with the four-act drama.
 This broadcast is part of the an- nouncement which is being made regarding the New England reun- ion of the Second Division associa- ton (AEf) which will be held in Hartford, Connecticut. on June 9th and 7th, 1881; the 18th anniversary of the battle of Chateau Thierry. Committees have been hard at work for the last two months, mak- ing arrangements for this reunion in Hartford and wartime generals of the association are expected to be
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-23

AZ nurses graduated from St Mary's hospital hospital in the exer- cises held Thursday evening. Those who received diplomas follow: Pier ina Abbate, Mary Elizabeth Aceto, Harriet Mary Albert, Yadivka Hell ena Baczkowski, Helen Mary Bar rett, Margaret Berry, Mary Louise Frederick, Mary Elizabeth Butler, Mary Catherine Campbell, Mary Az nes Carroll, Anna Bernice Clark, Alice Agatha Cyr, Ann Devine, Helen Marie Doll, Margaret Elizabeth Don- ovan, Alice Marie Fox, Helen Ber- nice Gieger, Mary Griffin, Mary Madeline Henion, Mary Beatat Hil- debrand, Ursula Mary Hogan, Jo- sephine Alice Horan, Gertrude Ala couue Kirley, Julia Lillian Kitchen ka, Mary Elizabeth Kitchenka. Mary Aloysia Mahoney, Dorothy Jane Ma loney, Eileen Barbara Mccormack, Julia Teresa Mcdonald. Mary Brown McGrath, Helen Irene Mitrulevich, Catherine Anna Monaghan, Natalie Helene Mraz, Eva Mary O'Connor. Helen Bernadette O'Day, Mary Rita O'Leary, Georgianna Bernice Peters, Helen Marie Reiser, Jessie Marie Renna, Florence Agnes Roditis, Adele Charlotte Saviskas, Anna Catherine Scadden, Julia Ellen Se- ger, Mildred Teresa Shea, lrma Margaret Tassinari. Lorraine Fran ces Tierney, Anna Cecelia Welch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-23
Marian Fathers
 Purchase Home
Takes Over the Carolyn Hall Place in This
 State .

The Marian Fathers, a Lithuanian Catholic religious order of Chicago,
 has purchased Carolyn Hall. the former residence of the late Norman |B. Ream, Chicago. Plans have been formulated to convert the beautiful
 show place of Thompson. Conn, into a boys college. It is expected that the enrolment of 100 students Will be accomplished and that the formai opening will take place September 1st.
 Carolyn Hall, located near Put nam. has been unoccupied for sev- eral years. The estate comprises mansion, stables. service cottages. ten miles of highway and $50 acres of land. Two priests, members or the order, have arrived from Chicago and are now supervising necessary alterations.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-23
COUNTY TEMPOR
 HOME SCHOOLS State Is Doing Good Work for Neglected Boys
 and Girls WHERE BLAME RESTS

The annual report of the County Temporary Home schools of Connec- ticut contains lot of information regarding the care of children in these institutions and the causes which left many of them objects of charity. Looking 1t over one cannot help being impressed with the good work the state is doing to bring up neglected youngsters in the way they ought to go. The reader is also re- minded of how much responsibility rests on fathers and mothers for the fate of their children.
 The number of cases in which in- vestigation shows that the trouble was due to neglect on the part of either parent, sometimes both, is 2 sad commentary on people to whom children were born and who made no effort to provide homes for them. It would appear from a perusal of the report that in most cases where the state had to step in and take children from their parents the trou- ble was due to lazy fathers who used too much liquor.
 Summoning up the disposition of the boys in the schools, noticeable fault is "impudence." What else could one expect in a home where there was consistent pickering. It rarely happens that husband and wife fail in the discharge of their duty to their children for lack of means. A family may be in straighted circumstances, but if they stand together they will carry on and make good until the boys and girls grow up and are able to give them helping hand.
 The report should have a wide cir culation, if for no reason other than to show that while the state may be lax in some respects it is not un- mindful of it's duty to neglected lit- | tie ones,