New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 27, 1919, Page 5

e — e e = = —= —— e = | il | N. ttamphrey, Clavence Hartman, H. | strong of Mitrord and the car oper- | titioned to intercede With the Holy, EMPLOYES VOTE NOT | ' l ‘H.\Hv‘h, Ike 1lills, John Heath, [Bd-|ated by James 1. CHIl of Winthrop ' See | | Hoedwall Keeling H E. | &treet collided and both & Outrages i Isast Galicia b, the | N T TR o, | Hedwa Ceelin E. | streetcolll wnd both ran up on | Outra pRE e ¥ the | TQO RETURN TO JORB Paul Kocther, t1. J. John sidewnlk knocking her down. At ! I’oles against Catholics 1] I Edwe Iynch, B. Lappan, Georse|the time she was talking with Miss | were cited in a memorial submitted, | | ' ', K. B. Miiler, William J. Mc- | Edith Seitz, but the Seitz girl was not | At Styrj Ukrainian Priests and many | A 1 | . Murray, Albert Marks, | injured. When taken te the hespital | prominent Ukrainian patriots were ar. | Brice 1ill Stfel Company at Youngs- Macholtz, W Preston, H.|an operation revealed the presence of !rested, thrown in prison and some | 5 = caale, Wm. . Stern- | a picce of glass as large a silvor | shot down by the Polish troops with- | town Takd This Action—lixpect s . e . Starr, Charles Seamon, | half dollar lodged in her head. The |out trial, it was declared. At Bortne | S Tsc i i ws Walker, 13 O, Wardner, Wm “oday she is reported as resting {celebrating mass, the church deso- | youngstown, O ept 7—Em- : Woram, John Worthner, nest | comfortably and it Is not expected |crated and the people driven out. | ployes of the plate department of | QbSEI‘VGd at Lake GOI[][)OIIHGE ardner, Gilbert Yate: oung, | that internal injuries will result f,.-m. churches were closed by the | Brier Hill Steel company having voted | S Wm. Cashmore, [ Bates, Otto Miller, { Poles and 100 were burned, At Stanis. | against going back to work and thos ’ercival King, Walter Willoughby. lav many Ukrainians were shot to| or the open hearth and ralling A two-fold anniversary, the 31st of y : = = POLES ARE ACCUSED death and Jews shared the same fate. | departments of the Ohio wor « #he foundation of the Trout and Hine z ———— Carnegie Steel company havir factory, and the 15th of the format TO BRING SUIT ! but failed to yote he question, al g the +Youngstown today is wendering wh observed today at Lake Compounce FOR AUTO CRASH will be the next move in the attempt With a big sheep roast, barbecue and to settle the steel strike and re-open outing. Nearly 200 arc in attefd- — o Priests and Patriots Shot Down in | Belgium Needs Cats—New Brittin’s{ the mills to the 44,000 who are idle in ¢ ance, includi a number of prom- | . f¢this district. inent. guests from this and other cities | Miss Pfeiffer, Injurcd in Accident, Cold Blood in Galicia, Back Fences Might Be Fertile ‘Union men say yesterday's efforts to throughout the state. ‘ 7 laces Case awyer ing Grounds, " obtain an expression from the men on . JThe Traut and Hine club in its | Places Case in Hands of Lawyer Is Report Hunting ot i N Sl ! s ! comewhat more than decade of life r Acti ; \ ssels, Sept. 12, (Correspondence | weremoves made by the companies and | e . Z S e R forfactlon. fiasninston JEseot S Erotests [l e e | lers toliuse ane 1t by some rare chance a repair job is not satisfactory, we will cor- tory organizations in the city, and \s a result of a serious automobile | against internment of the Ruthenian | which is far ahcad of the other Buro- Iy ghow the strength and gencral reot the trouble without charge. Every repair we make on your bat- many of the social activities of wit | accident in which Miss Lillian Pfeif- | primate Archbishop Szeptycky; the | pean belligeren n the process of re- | national suggess of the swmike Tha tery is guaranteed so you are asshared ulnn!lsfnclory‘scrvlcedurm(lhe and Hine’s have been enginecered by | fer of Maple street figured Thursday = P 7krainie 4 . | construction, is greatly in need of cats. | compdhies contendaghey had no con- guarantee period. To get the best results Qrom your battery, you o S p imprisonment of 200 Ukrainian priests 2 PR Ry \ Il S I otings and a t| hould drive around often for a thorough inspection. When your the officers of that society. The mem- | evening and in which she reccived in- The necessity is “‘urgent,”” says thej nccetion with the meetings anc 810 s . ful : il wastithe Best—ihae S bership of the organization has grown | juries causing her confinement to | 1M the Lembers jail and upwards of ¢ \o4ion 00 which ade ¢ “during the | they were voluntary efforts on the part battery has outlived its usefulness vou will want the bes e VSL from a small group to the principal | the hospital, it is probable that steps | 300 elsewhere in eastern Galicia by | war we had no cz ifye had no| of the men themselves to scttle the that we sell on a 15-months’ guaranteed adjustment basis. P and largest factory organization in|in the way of bringing suit will be jthe Poles, and the closing of nearly | mice either. They | dieg of | strike. JAMES M. SURRE. § the \city. instituted within a few da lall of the Ukrainian holic churches | hunger. Now that spiore M- | Negotlatioms now said to be under J . IRELL. The srowth of the factory, brought The victim is under the care of Dr.{by the Polish military authoritles | tiful the mice halgy.. redpeared way between the unions and the New Britain, Conn 110 Franklin Sq. 4 by the excellence of the work j John TI. Kelly at the hospital and | were made in a memorial submitted | thousands bt . thg same can- | Trumbull Steel company of Warren Tclephone 1218 'v“‘m out and the. courteot ten- | has had 16 stitches taken in her to the American Catholic heirarchy, | not he said of cats. The-rFesult is that| are expected by union officials to ter- 5 ition paid to orders has been watched | head. She was standing on the side- | in plenary session at the Cathol a dollar is being paid for a mere aqu minate soon in a smlsf‘jvrmv-t agree- DY all-and is second to nene of the | walk at the corner of Ellis and South university here by the Ruthenian | of a kitten. Oh, that our fairy gged-[‘ment being reached. The Trumbull local industric Its present corps of | Main streets, according to her story, :\‘\Ihnlu‘ diocese in the United: States. | mother gland and France, yould | Steel company was the last big com- . v 3 e 5 L R J . officers is: President and t rer, | when the car driven by 1. W. Arm- | The American heirarchy D! nd u parfy in the Mahoning valley to g ] " ) f George W. Traut; vice ont, s e . e K ! ¥rank L. Traut; secretary, H. C e Hine; R e x‘u-t‘.ii}-r}Q@@@@fi@fifififi@%@fi@@@i}ff@@fififii"@fififii}fi@@fii‘:’}@@fi@fifififi@@% S SERVICE ] A NOTABLE OPENING SR L e e Of The Autumn-Winter Season Of Worship And Work At The SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL: CHURCH" and the events for which they are to be given are: Hop. step and three-legged 1ce, first Rally-Day Services for Church 10:45 A. M. and School 12.10 P. M. ris, J. Moore, Adolph Brandt, Jahn Cantilene 5 ... Woodman Stanle rles Stretch, Frank Seeley, Look on the Fields .. Rogers ing card nd knive; ek A. S H Howard, Harry Gt e Saunders, Walter Mateer, William T, g Insplrlng M USIC The Sabbath of the Soul Bohon Many Invited CGuests. Among the guests are the follow- ing: % Gerald Schultz, Edward Mason, B. Balliett, S. F. Friedrhan, Jacob Mor- BEBBH BB B ® cigarette se, 1 bill folder; man’s race, umbrella; howling, pipe. Secanlon, all of New York city 3, R James R. Miller of Springfield. & Fanfare Lemmens Herman Kerngood, J. Kerngood, fi Hore, g oot - tech aiter B Sermon on “A Twice Told Tale” A Cordial Welcome to All Bl W ot Hosion. Mase | SHGSSVSEHELEREHG VB OV HH OGOV FSHOIV VL AGVH BBV G BBOY John B. Grady, William Hotchkiss, R. A. Moore, all of Waterbury A. Oppenheim, L. S. Moses, both of | Bridgeport J. R. Holley of Bristol. H. C. Hine of Hartford. sl Shall the United States Adopt a || TieishYour Rooms | I. Guilford, M. H. Hall of Cheshire. | Willetts, Henry Burkhard W B e e s i = © oge o = 6? B UST nail stiff-as-lumber Black Rock Wallboard to the stud- . H. C. Nable, I5. M. Wight- stem o nlversa l ltar ralnlng ding, in new construction, or right over the lath and plaster M. Holmes. 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Davis, all of this city » The officers of the Traut & Hine SerVice Men——at club are: Frederick MecDonough, pres- ident; L. (. Andrews. vice president; John E. O'Neill, sccretary and treas- urer. i The Methodist Church—Sunday Evening, 7:30 | § ackliffe Bros. ieo. Brown, William 3 Brown, Harry C. Brown, John Cul- 5 #om, George Casey, Frank Crawford, % l Daniel Dougherty, O. T. iarle, George s o . Sz - 0. nc. Forsberge Charles Gugel, I'red Gar- - - b = T B , 250-256 Park Street riepy, Albert Hamlin,' H. C. Hinc, Tel. 1074 Ultimate Cost vs. Initial Cost | TIRE MONDAY and TUESDAY of Next Week GOODYEAR || REPAIRING Factory TIRE EXPERTS Will Be at This Store to Demon- || Our Specialty We make a specialty of automobile tire repair-» strate Modern Methods in Tire CONSTRUCTION and ] i i o e oo o evee Your repairing done to your’ satisfaction and Tire CONSERVATION. Everybody Cordially Invited |} s5miesiomios com e curme PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES. ADNA F. 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