New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 18, 1918, Page 2

SODA WEEK PURITY QUALITY SERVICE AT THE DickinsonDrug Go.’s FOUNTAIN 169-171 Main Stres! lake Your Cue in Clothes Buying From the Sharp Shopper! | | | | | { VALUE word i that some merchants | seem to have re- l discovered this sea- | son. Here, { needs no dusting off t and furbishing up, | | is a for it has been kept bright through daily practice since this business was founded The Morsfall Co. ASYLUM ST, HARTFORD. Luke 93 CITY ITEMS [Buy vour seed potatoes and fertiliz- at Stanley Svea Grain and Coal Co. pdvt. aul W. Seelye, of Arch street, isted in the Merchant Marine, is on Calvin Austin, a federal forcc at Boston frand Sub-Chief nger Matthew Meskill utive b in ttended a meeting ard of the Fores Bridgeport today At Thomas Nair, of the Medi- stationed at Fart Slocum, »ending a furlough at his home in city and he has as his guest Jo Renaldo, of Tndiana, also a mem- of the same corps the of of i ‘ank Leist, of 142 Curtis street, enrolled as a second 88 me- ic in the aval Reserve at the Haven base. indow screens in stock. Get our ps. The R 15h and Door Co. POST ARPET CO. 219 Asylum Street, HARTFORD. e Can Re-paper Your Home Complete— the Paper and the Labor here’s satisfaction awaiting pry home owner who has thought of re-papering his koW OUR WALL DEPARTMENT fou can select the choicest bers here—be advised and n have color schemes pre- ed. You can leave it to us have experienced men do hangi 100. et s, satistaction is guar- to every customer. PAPER P othy Townsend, Harriett Flagg, Ber | nadine Walker. [} able showing distribution of w|‘|zr~4| and honorable mention. | Hon- i | orable | / A1 senoors Entering Men- | the Contest Prizes nonsf = { Iish school ... b A 13 P . : { | revocational Grammar .. 4 16 | Prizes Ave Awarded for Best i 5 1) | Smalley 2 T : | Burritt 0 ol W. §. S. Poster Designs | rioricwen : 8 | Smith 1 5 RN | Lincoln 0 2 | When the school children's poster | Northend 1 [ exhibit opens on Monday of next | Menroe g Stanley e s 1 | week, an exceptional opportunity \\\H‘ od HII 5 o { be afforded the people of New Britain | final jury consisting of Judge | ( to witness the results of the patriotic | Gaffney, Miss Ella Hlon and Joseph | offe of the children of this city. | \viseltier awarded first honor prize to | [ v Somrga Lo | Mist ISthel Anderson. a_fourth vear | Jie s le generosity of George Le | ctudent at the High school: second | } Witt. the store at Franklin Sq | honor prize to Aenes Stromauist. | | recently vacated by the Willinms fo h grade, Fast Strect school: and | [t e e e [third honor prize (n Master Roland | | , Haic, de seven, Preyocationa | expressed in this unusual collection . | of posters is truly marvelons, especi | Iy when it is taken into consideration 7 [ | that they are the work of voung| i { bovs and girls attending the public | | | schools, However, aside from this. | i | the intrinsic value of the posters in | | demonstrating the duty of each one | i of us to practice economy and bu == = u War Saving stamps merits our care- ful attention. that to Accordingly it is hopea none will be afforded the specimens composing public of examin- ing the original the collection. A brief history of how the collection was will time ago, Herbert H New Britain forty obtained not he amiss. A of company short Pease the Machine offered dollars in prizes for the best War Saving stamp posters school of During entire dra wn | by the New RBri of children tain the month miss this opportunity | (Dedicalion of Service Banner fo | Be Held Sunday Aiternoon Dedication of taining 79 stars will morrow afternoon at the Swedigh Lutheran church with suitable exer- cises. It is helieved that the number of men who have responded to the | ’u\” to the colors from the church is as high, in percentage, as any similar organization in the city. Already one of the roldiers from the church, a service flag con- be observed to- | April the art work in the city scho Arthur J. Paulson, has made the su- | the automobile. wits exelusively devoted to the posters. | Preme sacrifice and has died on the | | The children themselves originated the | 114 “r‘ Ratte . ; - [l ; - enator Irvine J. TLenroot of Wis- | themes, and were guided in the| conein will be the principal speaker, | actual execution of the drawings only | having been invited by the pastor of to the extent that would regularly be | the church, Rev. Dr. S. G. Ohman. | accorded them in the way of instruc. | The doors of the church open at 3} TR s o e loflocks | 5 3 o onseduenttv, it Wil e realised | ° e hames of the men who ara | relaxation to every member of your family as well. | sters is | sorving in the army or navy follow: entirely the work of the children| Carl Anderson, 26 Belden St. | | themselves. Nevertheless, a debt of Edwin Anderson, Belden St. | ! gratitude is due the school teachers| ATthur Ackerstrom, 483 Park St. R e i e S Bdwin Anderson, 127 Shuttle Mea | operation in the plan, and whose in- | 903V avenue. | terest. patience and svmpathy with the| Sven Hilmer Anderson, 116 Dwight | efforts of the children has rendered | St | I At istance, without which | John Arthur Anderson, 24 Hn.“»; | the undertaking could not possibly | Kins St heve been such an overwhelming suc-| Carl Hialmar Anderson, 728 Stanley New coss. St. i | Altogether. approximately 600 pos- | _ Philip G. Anderson, 52 Griswold > Corner Elm and Seymour Streets. | ters were made. Of these, 100 were | St | | selected for honorary mention. The David G. Ahlgren, 450 Main St. | prizes were allotted o that each g William Anderson, 369 Main St. | | received two, making a total of 20! Arvid W. Borg 136 Jubilee St. | prize-winning posters which viere se.| Tda A. Borg, 136 Jubilee St. | [ leGtetlt from tho R hundreal which e Arthur R. Bergren, 338 Bassett St. | | ceived honorary mention. Fallowing ! Carl E. Berry, 483 Park St | a4 summary of the prizes awarded, | I'red R. Bloom. 18 Hart St. i = = —— = together with the names of the éhil.| Charles A. Bjorkiand, 15 Common- | EVENTS TONIGHT and pink roses. Music was furnished | dren who received them and the | Wealth Ave | by the Beeman and Hatch orchestra schools which they attended: John Bjorkland, 15 Commonwealth | O P of Hartford. i | Grade I-—Ist prize, Philip Rerg- | Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Ludlow left last) | strom, Bast; 2nd prize, Harry Slade, Gustave Carlson, 15 Vega St. | Vaudeville and superior photodsama | evening for 4 trip to New York and | Stanley; honorable mention Albina Gunnar Carlson. 61 Main St. j at Lyceum theater. lupon their rteturn will reside in| Wranat, T Ciareia, East;| Arthur Carlson, b4 Sunrise St. e Bridgeport. Mr. Ludlow has 3 Alfred Rekus, Paulin Kalli Hjalmar Carlson, 212 Main St. { High-class photodrama at Fax's friomls) in New Britain and both he| st; Johann Fairwood, Osgood Carl M. Carlson, 48 Main St. | theater. and the bride were the recipients of [Hill: Wallace Davis, Lincoln; Albert| Charles A. Danbers, 235 Whiting | e Jeur many beautiful pr | e hibeny | masiing . Berua |5t Moving pictures and vaudeville at e L | smailey. | Malcom Eckstrand, 45 Main St. Keeney’'s theater. WILL HELP RED CROSS. i | Grade IT—1st pr John Majsy, | Carl Walter Ericson, 38 Cambridge o — \ Tast; 2nd prize, T‘;:unu Caruti, North- | St. 2 1 Chamberlain council, Jr. O. U. A. ML, | gejentists Notify Committec That end honorable mention: Harold Carl Allen FEricson, 38 Cambridge | Meets in Jr. 0. U. A. M. hall. Congregation Will Do Tts | Richardson, Monroe; William Kein- | St = - i - Tn a letter received by J Com- | nelle, East: Martha Koplowitz, T EEl = e, B Sy Mol Gt || EED EeEi wmeah i Wems BEb 1 R e e s (| | Theresa Kalanta, Bast; Lillian Scag- Iivald M. Enstam, 479 Park $ | PRt e G n e e R netontian | lila, Northend: Stella Fisenbers, | (eorge W. Foberg, 92 Jubilee St. | LUDLOW—ILLINGWORTH. T e i e Gt | st; Hen Weklund, Smith; Iow- Hilding E. Foberg, 59 Arch St. | TR . ;W that whole-hearted support will be | ard Turnrase, Bast Bra W WETitzson i 2 88 500 Mainl[\WWoodmonteManB TakesEMceiden B GIEL ) So 2 =in e o Sl e S n ol e ot | Grade I1M-—1st prize, Teo Never- |st. ; Rl fes, : | | mith; 2nd prize, Bdward Sow- | Joel B. Frisen, 191 Hart St. i In the presence of their immediate | ™S5 1\ ~arian Holy Trinity Rus- | l‘ st: honorable mention: Row-! Frank B. Forsell. 126 Fairview st. [ families and a few friends, Fairfax| . ."Groek church, through its pas- ! ’nmq Lobdell, Smalley: Martin Sante, { Charles A, Gahrn, 65 Harvard St. [ T.udlow, sone of Mrs. Granville White | ' % [ " 1o cignified its intention f | Smalley; Edith Hollfelder, Monroe; | Axel C. Gahnberg, 77 Fairview St.| Goodsell of Woodmont, and Miss Mil-| ;55 o™ ity the other churches to- [Hnl;mvl Varsell, Stanley: Irma Andeér- | (. Frederick Gerlander, Kelsey | dred SIllingworth Hof W Merideniliwerey 7 oot M aiding, every passible son, Tast v Tuccicorone, Rock- | St. married Thursday afternoon in Meri-| . no. the coming campaign. [“ou Gladys Mycroft. Pnsti Sophie | George Hultquist, Kensington, deon) a‘l‘“e;“’“::;h"?;:‘gf h"“‘]‘:‘ Slater S b B e ! Bronstein, Smalley Conn [FAE P > Sata EECL COU NUTE SAKERS, | | Grade 1V-—Ist prize, Agnes Strom- | Hjalmar Hultquist Kensington, | 5treet. by Rev. Thomas B. Powell of . EOU R AU Pr‘ - i Gt e Bt b e i | G > ' | the Center Congregational church. The assignments of Four Minute | | Smalley: honorable mention: ith Morris E. Hoaglund, 107 Dwight| _The bride wore a travelling suit and | Speakers foriRed Cross ok 2fsies| | Bumstead, BEast; gnes Stromaquist, | St i carried a bouquet of orchids and lilies | follow ] o 5 Pox’s, | Smalle Carma 3 SR A > g o of the valley. The couple were un- Monday evening, May 20—Tox’s, | Smalle Teor ino, Smalley Brnest W. Hart, 325 Church St. e ! Re S s e, | Georg a malley; Leonard | Arthur Hoaglund, 38 Robert St. Senses. . B o Gt e o e | Gordona, RRoc Katie Wolfe, | jonn = Holmberg, 70 Arch St | Cheflcez e on Lokl la o ninG | T Mo Bemhy 0 ; | Rockwell; Katie Wolfe, Rockwell; 'Ed“‘_a;d D '"; Hut‘%‘c { drawing room which was beautifully | Alling: Scenic, George }\lelt‘. ' | wWiltis ran, Smith. b S et St . | decorated with pink apple blossom: Wednesday evening, May 2 3 | o, Grade V——lst prize, Ilsie Beers, Enoch A. Johnson, 280 Washing- | Bast; 2na prize, Lawrence Bors, Os- | ¢on st = | ®ood Hill: honorahle mention: ‘Leon |~ jyrnict @, Johnson, 3 Kelsey St. | I | Greenberg, Smalley; Louisa Tombari, | Ajgot R. Johnson, 70 John St ! H Smalley; Fdna Sandbers, Smith: Fu- Raoirbn o nnsen aietnantst|| gene D'Amoro, Rockwell; Mary Gil- Aot Tindunst. ¢ wWabohew | lette, Stanley: Nellie Jocubinas, Smal- | (.0 I i jizeon S=Eec! Dt Edward Lefgren, Ash St eSO RO S VOILLF (/ (1)1//(/177/ | | Grade vi—ist e, Lillian John- e R 0 ‘ | =ermERst e HpE SR e vE e R oal Bl G o re e AR Mt Tan nar T bt Tes (R > | [fcublnasfEsmaliovishonorah e citlon: Carl J. A, Malmfeldt, Maple St reqeceils the honer cy"l (N/«"//rz/n nage | Julian Sehmid, Rockwell: Abraham : & 7 /4 ¢4 i i = J David Hijalmar T. Malmfeldt, 262 |\ t Powerman, East: Theodore Stalk, Os- | | IV ! , N 5 i1 good Hill; Mildred Goodwin, Smith: Ly c h o /cr,//m/u«u/ury r/f i IS5 5 TNl Charles A, Nelson. 161 Jubilee St 4 | Julian Schmid, Rockwell; Elmer A . Sl v i | Munson, Ossood Hill; Leon 'Bim-| . Gharlest R, Nelson, 68 Hairview | i baum, Smalley: Lillian Johnson, Iast. | © i _ L - o | ,,l/ . % . 5 H | " Grdde VII_ist prize, Roland Hale, | Louis G. Nelson, 140 Jubllee 8t. | / (zc/a/uy, velalicns | | 2nd prize, Edward Caffejian; honor- ol B Forom HLRE Oy B | e e e e Gustat E. Nordgren, 169 Pleasant | | lie TLauborn, Sylvia Norden, George . i . and et B s Arthur I Nyborg, 51 Harvard St 2 T i e Bdwin R. Oslund, 16 Belden St | / / | Brown, all of Prevocational Gram- Arthur €. Olson, 472 Tast St | SInnotncenenti o | T B. Olson, 472 FEast St, | Grade VIII—1st prize, Charles Sus- | 'hilip JT. Oberg. 164 Dwight 8. | pinskas; 2nd prize, Harold Schleich- Arthur 8. H. Oquist, 533 Stanley St. | | | er; honorahble menton: James Mag- sl g, PRI, ) i Sy son, Kenaz Johnston, John Ruck, Al- | \\\r;?‘x”\‘ rr-ynn»l,;:r::wh. )\\ n{:rr?::;’;‘(}r‘»m\. > va Hames, Harnld Normoyle, R ia Fheek H02H5. | : [ nold Svensk, Herhert Heline, Astrid | ritt St. I at thoir Hore | Edman, all of Prevocational = CGiram- | \Ioifl-*“:v‘:bj‘:"‘iyl*:;': ::‘y’"‘“ e i s o ar. Arvid N. Sandstrom, 61 Harvard St . ‘ml;mh chaol, first v 1st prize, Albert G, Sandstrom, 61 Harvard St | .[-/Lr/,-aur Clrerch Srect Dorris Stipek, 2nd prize, Sadie Blum- Lawrence N. Sundgren, Farming- ] Jersg, orable mention, Sar Gros: ton, Conn A < KT'\;;:r_](a::n(?:fn\vofl. Julia N n,h]'{nxr"h;l Tars T. Sundgren, Farmington, Aece ,/fu/flul, bonnecticeel hoal, Fidna Danielson, Marie Heinz- | Conn. | mann, Florence Monatt, Ebba Rose Lambert B. Sandquist, 449 Stanley | || High school, advanced: Ist prize, | St | Fthyl Anderson, 2nd prize. 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