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| | A Comprehensive History of Nest 65’s First 100 Years |
 | | On October 20, 1905, under the stimulus of Zygmunt Cybulski of Nest 36, Bridgeport, Conn., and Bronislaw Czarnecki of Nest 22, Brooklyn, N.Y., an organizational meeting was held with residents of Polish extraction of Union City, Conn., and the formation of a new Nest became a reality. |
 | | In 1914, Druh Joseph Czaplicki represented Nest 65 at a meeting of the Polish Falcons of America in Pittsburgh to begin organizing a Polish Army to fight in Europe. |
 | | After the war, when the interest of the members seemed to be dwindling, the Nest voted to open a Polish bakery as an incentive to work together for a common cause. |
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