New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 8, 1920, Page 2

You Can Find ' LONERGAN SPEAKS | ALL FOR POLES' RETURN Polish Legion (0 Benelt bE of the U Y Resolution LATEST Fiction in Our A nnecticut con Congressma istine of the First ° district s int ion in | the representiatives for the United to authoriz the War to pay for the turn to America all young mien Polish origin who volunteered to for the Allies. The majority of eral Haller's Polish Legion was cruited in New Fngland, and it opinion of Congressman Lon that these men should have shown them the Lonerg, ressional | oduced a res house of States congross of | Heite n- secretary of re- is the | n rculating Library THE kinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street i ' some v nition by United | States, i Lonersan’s specch as follows Conw in 1the house “Mr. Speake at once Polish essman reh 2. was . this resolution should that the who readily Dirss S0 men in voung volun- teered ta tight on the the Al- as to crush their sient AEE) my should he returned as soon sible to the United States, RRefers to New Britain cmember, in September s held in. New Britain Hartford county, which 1 1o represent, o meet- | the Polish legion the Polish White of ori side of lics so ang as pos- LIS when there Conn.. in have the ing of the at a big Cross, The new Paderewski, present, in warm terms of the Poland’s dream for fre “Hundreds of from Hartford, Connecticut L They of the United Lin the war and w | S0 he Woman Waiting For Spring will h frien benefit for Tan Poland, nd culmin doni., men went | Britoin and other | join the Polish with the sanction Some went early vuited through oth Tater United States, Tent the it an Poland and thes Unite nd premier of was st Wei wel- lcome b <teoll ho ot of winter the fresh W spring throu will I v lion of ' out your New to went i ive some ido « you pretey your sclection, never me ful in contour, « 1 Yo'l enjoy alone the possessinz somc of cities the reast sion Tian and o directly from the They Knew that the pre United had expressed axiom of world peace that should have her freedom relt righily that in serving t i stat were serving Pol i and G Britain At the transported the men to Europe United States can hardly state it will not return these men to homes in Americ 1 o= Polish Bravery. S Chairman, the efforts of Po- land in the have been prodigious. U Caught hetween the cracy, the German bureaucracy | the Austrian monarchy. she neverthe- less Kept alive the light of freedom, and the world as well as herself is to congratulated on her T trust the present prevail and 1that these he i LE WITT IS NAMED Will e ce creatic them—! and : of Cor them for your own, INEW SUITS NEW DRESSES NEW CONTS NEW SR NEW BLOUS s thoey e it time The y that their The Luuke Horsfall Lrom!azm\g wiLr Russ auto and e success. measure men will | wWill soon amo “It Pays 10 Buy Our K 110 TRUMBULL HARTFORD. a” Community Chairman in En- dowment Fund Drive Fo New York—Other Local G Women's Relief mecting corps will Announcement hen of | Wednesday | the appoiniment of Georse t. or | R. hall. ty. Community of wealler £6,450,004. cndowment fund for hioat 8 York university i LewWitt is well as communicy will anicy has noon at as chairman account of s ain w ek, A tthew South Lury closes toni land cek s his | the - fesse-lle [ known and L work fund tion hairman for co-ope c in Hartford-s fund committee at (L3 \hxun\l’ M .‘ other graduates of New | rsity in New Britadn are P. Bunnell, br. 1 illin, Luther M. Hancock. ipman. Dr. dohn B, Martin, F ckliffe. Jr. Isracl Rachlin, Dr. \iph Tuttle and Dr. Charles @ Witt | I is expeeted that Tn:m‘ls tr N« York univers fund drive will take part Marel and family will move dow on Sefton ar | thi= | i with I avenuc be done close the with 1d endowment ! dau Sprin . \mong the ok unive Y Dr. Wilb « Li 12 rters neld of the Dauzh- held tomorrow hall Rebekah lodge, 1 schearsal B AV the lode evenin aries AL vid | tomorr hadl will T Rouillard-T., Arch St Mar 1 dancing each Mis azz rget the inton Ay rlainmer mory. lnunching of w 0= cadow ment Lt ter Dlace | | | ! | | x| | (& | = | | SWEDISH LUTHERAN NOTES. | \ | I Next Week's Service day School Convention. in English—Sun- of the Luther heran esday | mitieoe rtainme will b T'he wreh | evening h: next imiEement o . 1¢ The finun ireh will con arei i { ¢ ial com- | I inite ) i hold 4 | vening, T s e | nest morning wiil V inelis i The Sunday the vritord district n- m.u onvention INDIGESTION jlno i eve 6 BELLANS i | Hot water il —> Sure Relief RBE LiL-A FOR meet { g | | the « Sonday hers of 1 1 ma haol vill tea their Wwoatter- L Meri- the Sw usor edish \wmmm. tev. Cla will of will | — | i zed 1o hay delegates. MEN'S MISSION CLOSES, fillea ! ey instruction | P Joh scrmon ex) attendar fou | the | ixsion emi » rs the will oisbly hold onth of 05 RELIABLE SERVICE ND REASONABLE PRICES 1n Our Prescription Department Piles Cured in 6 o 11 mone Day~. PAZO ltehing, P H v il PHARMACY 6 PARK STRELT Bigelow Phone i Yor ipplicat 1366 [ care | and taxation that some i lower vight | Delt 'AIR ROBBERY | GIVEN HEAVY FINE FOR THEFT OF LOCKS John J. Shaw Is Assessed 850 and Costs uilty to locks valied Corbin Shaw of J harge of ' from the J 9. 1918 vas tined n H. Kirk Senator . formerly of this city 1d asked the as the m from the e at plant on Milford costs by an" court 1o im- n had New Haven served u \lso he owns in Milford on which th two yeariy mortgages whic paid “shortly. and Mr. Dails formed the court that if the man off he will return to work immediate- ik Shaw, the ftin releuse il where months' sentence little home heen county e be it is alleg for It H. Wilcox at the bin plant in stole vied them 1o honie tended 1o them meant to sell the stolen property. He was byousht to this city o night by Detective Serzeant Theodore Jolmson while P& locks workit . O and cur- where he in- e denied he his use Jamaica Ginger Dy win Gray. formerly of Vermont the present time employed at Corbin Screw corporation plant, before Judge Kirkham to ‘harge of drunkenness. e and said that he did not anythi that he got nis o from drinking too much Jamaica ginger. He was fined $10 and costs. was nl, and the avpeared answer the pleaded to & only mson. another arrvested tie pleaded guilty and was and costs. ' Johnson was arrested vos- terday rmoon by Officer Herbert Lyons. who found hini prostrated the sidewalk in front of the City Drug store. drunk who week-end also fined $10 over Boy in Chambers, A 1i-year-old boy appeared in attendin school ziving the Judge Kirkham on probation. roba- Oflicer F. €. Connolly tha: the boy has two weeks since mbers regularly. After thovouzh hearing placed the 1 for not tion the court school only tember informed heen in Jast Sep- TO l)ETER IINE RATE OF CITY TAXATIO \nnual Controversy Over Acceptance or n and Taxation Board's dget Will Be Decided at Polls, So confiden mill hud tl mph over the commended by ave supporters of the ( their cause will oom budget the board of tinanc of them fix a 3 to 1 for the various pollir cest s o test of a will be neverthele pol rvative tax tomc at the I figure e at row. Keen as in the vear : bhut the resu watched wtih o interest, and o heavy vote at the ticipated. 3 Dlaces quite as co is assaxe of the low rate is $£5 per thousand for the tax- and when the matter simmers to one of dollars and cents, the iution believe. it s to put Is of the are anxiously awaitin the of tomorrow’s voting as the of the mill will virtually cripple their depart- ments, it is suid. Little or no im- provements can be made. The Tax- Paye ssociation is content that improvements be made, preferring wait until times are more favorable No new voting lists have been made and it will be necessary tomarrow vote at the wurds as a . Thos have moved from mother must not vote in which they now reside. \nnouncement places hive savin paver down members o will be an ¢ mill 1¢ otis city depay the outconc pitss no to up 1 sume who ward to e the way of ihe following polling heen made: ware But Awn Main hall strcet ihird ¢ tourth ward, 1z ward strect lLocal Man Had Been in the service Eight Years and Won P trom the Rank=—Was 1 a Year. W died Nowport IR wearly o Ensizn ler X Rockwell, U Suturday afternoon Naval station at following illness or W ibetes ana he t several Nt the port. New- an ¥ ith therculosis. For weeks his cone rit nion on had heen ile ol and M ostrect: toshera of iartles Mps. 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