New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 24, 1919, Page 2

the p o ed the Luke Horsfall Co and express 3 ASYLUM S, { its growth vid - the HARTFORD. Ac left own which I {-ago, ! tions. i Jews of | great v { been spill | have died, & and tods | country { and yot | and received Attorney we also. spoke at of ‘the spoke €hortl Rabbi San man tite® meafing of Unity Rebekah fe tomorrow vétnrned sol Withaperk Elma lod Wednesday srd will st night a port wis pr hold .an open | iNE speiker when R will evening ak meeting of Court wili “he héld tomor- | o’clock--in of C. 1l | urged arrived | braced he saw| ton year. Mis | in this cived | pla ~of night those " senfed (hat the Jew portunity ir ideals, 1 > Jews, th that He btin ‘raw he ba, rogul Co- D of = g evening ut 8 K Crean has where about a riv Johr Iy froim . Ber, Mrs. M. 1 1 of is arrive il was much surprised as to sail haa return to this md Crean récently His ald has en discharged Bdmund J been serving.overseas until. the sighing of as a balloon rver, regently retu urday, for ere he will re charge: Lieul. s. Henvy Iel Florence and horal secretary OLErseils eity the servie Crean, rec on Saturday and his inten-! the cong outburst been known makes the return never of countr: to brother soldier from | the log Cor-Loverscas. - Crear I A urged lody Aiscnberg, o of the lodge Wit and e Licutenmant that who Welt, contin August the armis- and who | this city, Gty s T Y. ceive his honorable Felt is the son of of Liberty street Other v Andrews of Vine; g Emma Zanginger, | ¢ the ¥, i from a, ¥ A e held in New York city at | wednestay delegates were present from | (.hudulc New gland oS das ving meeting of tho ! g.3p p 1m will eld at the ‘ross rooms today. 3 Wileox of Durham, st o from OUBE also ned G to rden W, Swimming Liss Aiss, will 1 ok today, Ve returned hference ich ny .¢ities o An nshine xeou for all day se society DE Tuesdiay 10 to 9 Katherine nasium cli ! game; T:45 Vin Wednesda demonstration e the Home Dietetles | oo oo neld by William Cow- | "\ 74 g West Main e dance isha Cooper of stree A meat cutting mem will ‘be i nis thi€ evening Zlinor for ui fhaw Got market on whe is atfending 19 Bast Faster va- Lewis, school at strect, spending the Take 1. NINE ( 8| and Heads Cold. T box tion at Alan le $he monthly meetir fwshiy club the KFirst hrist,. which will be in t 1, will be her home on Russell street. HWoglish, of Yale, is visitir Moore .of Sunnyled the Fel- Church of of form of a held a 8 o'clock tonight Miss Hele of Mrs, Jar mouth, N. | cock, Jr.. W BE.\}-°§\\5> R. C INDICESTE fun and fellowship will be th invitation usie, am, and an bening pros tended to to attend of the © BELLANS Hot water negboiden Sure Relief oon K ford, _ its Beth 1 co~operate in Private Har Stein swimming elassos > P To Cur teinholf "he d & "memipe: resged’ [\his Portunity to ' by mirnnow was next” ins the first’ president wof 11 Dr. Smirnnow great work of the lodges' of: having ord and rating asa lodge mueh sutisfaction upon I feel highly etor “to see the indits inf some : to such propor- also. touched upon the iy in connection with the “Our blood has hundreds our hoys tving their lives for every cvery flag upon the earth suffered the least.” piro length members upon gratified” loc ey ye immense young have most the Si and Mr. Lasker the nchiev e I'Nai Brith Order.and Weis on y uel J obably the 1 ot today th hed th whict of deputies also Abrams of the ‘ven the had Bridge- most of e told tables a glorious op He told of the the prophets of vears ago -amd be hanguet world. by of the Congrega- has been farmec and asked that the. peo city -enthuse themsolee mly ior fc w applanse s given Appell: a me related h experienc: e was followed hy May Bridgeport membor of their good work ne of the nldest and Attorney mher ot the the ue 5 mombers George lLes spoke, C. A ACTIVITTE P00l Opens: Tor nt< on ‘Weekly Schedule pool of the Y » opened this week for ht— W hegin. classes and will Tollowing t banquet i held avenin is'the the week Swimming Pool open plun m. gym- bhaskerball oy s Girls' club. Ve g swin- ik plunges; 6:30 p. m., Girl scouts banqgue poom., Business Girls' Cold in One Day 1 BROMO the QUT Cough off the on che works S slgnature HANCOCK—CALL n Willette ( Con all. daughter Ply- Han- aft- nes P, L. and Peter ere married he hame of 31 1atey Wilson Saturda street hy Rov. ing mareh neock, couple b i nez © he were sister of and Laura Hancock aduate nurse of H., hospital and of the General hospital {n Hancock is emploved by Ball Bearing a brother Milhy the company wil) counle reside em- | estallishing | who | plunges. | to & | convine- i | was but fgnve | MeCue con- fhard- en- | after- B by or Kiett, accused, and cshed by them, as-foreed to pay tha after - X fe el Liquor Sgles. Due to the ab utor B. J. Allir charged tried the fine of ence of L the o of Nick With sdffig “Wio cour. this mornir 825 and costs mended by the prosecutor posed by Judge Mesk The polico tignted a report yesterday — that Salerno had sold a galion wine to friend -and investigating the est. Prefers to Go ta Jail Mary Jackson was arrested Satur- vday night in Walnut - i1l park by Officer Hanford Bart. und sentenced to 15 days in jail this. morning on a charge of drunkenness. She ‘re- fused to go to the Town Home when her pf ~that institution was given choice jail Three chamfbie and ised to s zo on o1 sixteen ye for lectured. old_boys were in jumpin@’ frefght cars Tiie boys prom- 1 were allowed pro AUTO AND TROLLEY COLLID vord Ddivery Car Reduced to Ruin on West Main Street Saturday. A Tord anfomobile betonging to {1 Albe Hardware company od atternoon: an stre incoming The McCue of Nichols of of whom e was W West A trolley machine con- Walnut Biack wed in- Nichols' Saturdiy (i, collided tained treet when an with it. Robert and Oliver Rock avenue, both minor injuries, McCu¢ on- his hand. and was slightly wrenched accident near According to ve wmd Nichols, the trell to blame for the s completely turned and the occupants call from injury car with st ing a cut baclk The oceurred Park 1he cials are over had e iy Il ““My window shades always look nice.” Go to your windows now and ex« amine your shades. See it 11ey are specked with those tiny holes and little ragged cracks that do ke much to mar the looks of your windows. In shades made of the long wearing w. shade material d the great fault of the.ordinary whade overcome. It is made of a closely cioth without that filling of chalk which in the ordinary Ahade 80 soon cracks 11 won t fade it—no Made 1 many rich. lurrcless tones and in Breniip Dunlex- -one color on oot rent on¢ o1 the other, 'RACKLIFFE'S 250 Park >t , New Britain the | ttorney Me- | Prose- | om- | im- | fase, | JROTHERS AT E ONCE MORE ksfi'lri th}ng Gerflld‘s‘i Birthday Party Advertised Letters, The Jetters following = o remaining New Britain list of adyvortis unclaimed at March post - oflier 1919 Alkas, Joseph Andrew, krank Andrews, ('has. Aee, Samuel, 61 Adtkerman, Care | r, Coop John | { ! | Brown, Theodorc Baldwin, Thomas Bennszus, John Champion, Mr. Covbin, Miss Dalley, John, 1 Fushille, Antonio an- Griffin, Cap A. J Green, Mrs. David Godfrey, Dovothy, I Henkin, Max Healey, Chauncey Holmes, 1. « Hurlburt, Chas 3 Johnson. B Market Jordan, C. P.. 41 Jacob. Phillip, 190 Johnsoii, Kowall, Wit Les, F sreat grandehil- rthday 1 held last AL oty Afre honor even- e home of Crean | . street who age, then fson, B Crean seyeral months 2, in her Grand M. Orchar of son, St vesterdiy hecame 21 took on ar added signi Private in Crean walked in unannognced 183 North St returned home from ECOTIE S weeks azo after see Mupl his neo Ney and er, John. who Batur geveral arrvived in hig s heen over t ory North monthy. Gre St generations were nted Bthe porty Thomas frdtather of the e Bent, as weré his S el Klaus as John Grace, S soidicers, sarson, Mitchell MeCann, Mrs, J , 04 Annie Mike, Sam, 208 MH Mrs. Rose Beiteleka, 25 Manchester, Edward. MeRay, ©. W, §13°95 Noofian, Mrs. Mary 12, 174 1% Nowack. Mon=z, 111 Htfd. Ave _ Lylander, Tina, Higl o'ciock ther Nestita, Mik, §5 sselan § 1-2 Napilotitnio, J., S Russell te John othe U.'S. 8 e trip over a Ane Wite s on Crean arrvived home Lomisville \and durini baby wis born of thid American Mallett, The following— Maatimo, the, ship, fol- Mametti, i, oV Misionsky, Michael, High boy Aol of one hoavd. : s sent ayour FIoWw ihe the announceme "8 7 s ralded and by, soldier AFmy and = Crown and nted to the sailors: Officers St on Wag born on hoard thi pound hoy. His fathey is Ti8" mother” Was Scoteh™ girl. T evéry one of 16" our little Kemm, Louis after the Scott because his mother Bonny Scotland, the land of the Sir Walter Secott. Could any ment sweeter, could any se be diore beautiful? [elp feltow to get a g start world. He born ing circumstances, hut ars and Stripes’ on v Necewse, Nilson, Persons, an Ameriean forte:t ' little and Morus Mus. Mr something Portoculis, Christofstra, Louls Scott Mr., 192 North ¢ ville, Herbert Mills from nafino, Michael Vellinro, ¥ Watrol alsh, J Wallen, A. I Weston, Cha Welson, 1 Youn Al wention date — I, 106 Main, Umascot Riley. Louis Smith, is nelsco he timent this little i thel under try under m o American | od. who was 14 Marquete, West tised Micklin St 143 Hawley Main letters the transport.” DELANE CARDS Postmaster have ROM been 'RANCE Cards received from | 5 < : - | o Georg Kiessewetter from France. | GIGILIANDIA—NESTA, Announcement of Miss Mary liandia Kiessewetter has been overseas the ta to Carmello G eral months with { of the army and in his letters | at a party friends he announces that he expects| afternoon at the home | to return to this country in about !\\‘n[ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nesta, the p i ordnance division | to was made 1y at l months. . Before entering the service ) of the bride-to-be. 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