New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1920, Page 2

RITAIN DAILY HERALD TUESDAY, IUNE'H 1020; - AZIZ GROTTG WILL (2 " Tox ve ike it igh<hearded but poeed in y Sl ving ¢ veam, 3 Lotion, 35e, ve Talcum, 2oe. Drug Co. ain Street ) ATS wear a Knox jore y realize ithe quality not only more it more style, dignity and while. WS ARY TRAWS ngfa" pany p. Henry Morans " | dors and _ Mise wewe united in | this morning .vl " ¢ Rev, John T high mass fol e nuptinl bonds shoes. married at orping Al h A. Viypn at Morans'. hartes T. Halla- ot A. Souney is ce at Bt Mary's | : held by Stanley at the home of of Belden street The members the Martford car lock ueed at Morans INew Biritain POLISH MEETING WAS UNAUTHORIZED ~ GET ITS CHARTER,” ! 1ur up their qanflmu | | Father Bojnowski Says Committee | public Had No Right to Call Session e that zatio Polish thuted notices among the T of |'vv\\~u re at 2 p theater,” subscril by the tee and distributed among the stores Some hall told the mecting was speakers in t} that this mass called by all Poles and organizations t point: 1 protest entirely, as man who has authority in tain to represent Polish gov- nd take charge of all ca Polish loan, f« Wy person or s authority to distribute of notives among the people for col- | lecting a Polish loan and callin | eut | | | Detroit) that the citizer | shoula meeting in the hall for this pury For proof 1 & one from Dr. & port as dir loan for the whole wnn . Polixh state of Connectl- 1 from Washington, from wene pmmittee of Polish loun Ne lly: 1 protest as president of Polish eitizens’ committee in New Britain who got authority from the Polish convention in Detroit and Buf- falo (D, Hupert was delegate in mmittee ptton, the right to polish population in those places in which this committee Kot authority from the “National Polish Committee of America’” to rep- rescnt Polish people before the gov- ernment and other people. \ In conclusion we notify all citizens in New Brituin that we, as loval citizens. have shame toward - that kind of people who break the rules and regulations of community and had on the stage Hodkowski and A Karpinski, notorious socin Milewski, who told put meeting of the society *He Great” that Polish soldiers who served in the Polish army and re- turned to this country, are not worthy of a public reception, honor and do- and other persons of that has, without exce represent the ons, Prosident of Commity Conn., June 12, ski, New Hritain} ow who ¢ and do not authority to Rritain. Per- Washington committee anyone having ings in New irters in Lo L. SMYKOWSKI Washington, D. .. June 14 . Bolnowski, New Hritain Conn Have no knowledge of committee except the one yvou repre- sent. Write us full particulars as to your telegram POLISH GOVERNMENT LOAN COMMITTS another SATURDAY OUTINGS P. &P Corbin’s, Republican Clubs, Golng to Savin Rock—Grove Beach Destination of Children's Home, Saturday next will be one biggest days in the outir New Britain. ‘The Sece Sixth Ward Republic g0 to Savin Rock, starting a The tickets are selling fast and in town that p.m are many people a Malone alternates convention, will be committoo ha one of the drmw from will be a feature o will be at Bishop's ¢ The P. & F. Corbin office also go to S 11:10 p. n by automobile ing will be a bas made A v wture of the out Il game between the marrie erick Hau the marrie berg will try and co ~hampion- #hip set to represent the single men Hoth captains claim that they hava pitchers that have twisters up their sleoves, and hoth promise a viotory for their supporters le men A rumor tha interest ind s from Hartford Hellberg's many members of ihe 4, Fourth and Sixth wards, to the effect thit giris from the company are Saturday wlse Not to be outdone by their the Children's Home Grove Beach for the da o will change dust on the trip with the many wbout sixteen hundred Travelers' Insurance olng lo Savin Rock on ould represent <& Bxfl Ceremony to Occur Next Wednesday Evening I fold of connection Aziz G A1 O\ P E o ro cepted into the this branch in With the hig eeremonial to be held in Masonic t week Wednesday At eremonial. which is te take n Fox's theater in the evening, harter of the Grotto will be offi- presented officers, Monarch Adna cially ind the Jolinson and suite, v installed In addi- ow not where, In their effort 1 denizen of the Enchant- » degree work will be otto of Springfield Hartford. Hejaz Grotto of New Haven and a delega- tion from the Worcester, Mass., lodge e included in the 2,000 guests it in Electric hall, and about 7 p. m. there will bo « street parade in which -andidates will take a most con- emony will begin o'clock in the theater, which hired for this occasion has been LIEUT. GOL HA’I’CH MARRIES Canadian Colonel, Employed at Stan- ley Works, Married in Hamilton, Waodnesday, June 9, A fashionable June wedding, which two of the most popular mem- bers of Hamilton, Ontario’s social set were participants took place at 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, June church, Christie, only daughter of the late W. H. Me- Laren and Mrs, Mclaren and Lieut.- Col. Harry Cecil Hatch, D. 8. O younger son of Lieut.-Col. and Mrs. Arthur Hatch were united in mar- riage by Rev. Dr. Sedgewick. Lieut.-Col. Harry Hatch came to New Brituin to werk in the Stanley Works a few months after the armi- stice was signed und is a member of the New itain club, living there the past winter Af honeymoon Adiro ks, the in New Britain 9, at Central Presbyterian Hamilton, when Murjorie through the couple will reside CHICAGO SAFE FOR m'Gfl.‘ “I'll Get You, Old Devil,” Robber to Judge, Say Chicago, June 15.-—"The ffirest oc- cupation in Chicago rishe® now s point of a newn."”" = wxploded ves- rfrse of Lt +wig older bbing a postal sub- holding up people at tl &un and shooting pg terday in the four hovs, cha ®.d with station. The Al Ham MM 'n. had told boastfully of & / robheries. Yicliwen peaded that he had robbed m‘ [postal station to get money to go lorado for his health. sas will do just as well, I think,” said Judge Landis. “Leaven- worth is dry and the altitude is sat- You will he there for five A\x McEwen was being led out of MAKES FEET FEEL FINE! ‘The Iu-mt m npply - lml- -MD 5 STons s phicarions in S5 Aanly OU need never lose the original color and newness of your shoes if you use superior shoe polish. ln::l ,Gray, vnm cordo-tan fer cordovans ‘Whittemore'’s 1. Preserves the 3 big points of leather. superiority — a. Gives a mors lasting shine. . Keeps shoes looking new. -\ W’fil’f{'/nnru s Tomorrow e Liuncheon will he served the guests about 8 |= deputy marshal | d “U'll get you | fi FACTORY Hill park, Works will play off a tie Aanders and the Machine Hart and Hut 2 _postponed zame to ] anc in the In-' The Most the the o h 0 ne was ealled by the core stood tiee Popular and Practical Hand Tool We have a fine assortment of these tools in stock. 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