New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1919, Page 7

BRITAIN PAILY HERALD, WEDNES! NVILLE NEWS |THIN, FRAIL J0TH ANNIVERSARY; 10WN CELEBRATES Appropriate ;Eiercises_ Mark Reaching of Hall Century Mark LOGAL PEOPLE 1N PLANR, Jdohn and Hengy Trambull, Neil Prior FOLKS NEED § oS Bitro-Phosi Flesh | and Nerve Lorce. countless 4 Toilet Goods, the -— neeks and husts Annuz;l éurnrl—mer' S;lle (;f T Medicines and Sundries ling Saturdey night this sale gives their excessl Beginning Tuesday morning and ¢l you a gvod chance to, lay in your supply for your vac If you take advaatage of None but dependable zoods are offered and mend our “BHTECO” linc of Toilet Goods and Medicines which are No sale goods sent C. O. D. and on account of the extremely low pries we reserve the right (o limit quantitic: hargains offcred you will save gpecially recom- and Williamx Cooke Supplye 1his only by us. siasts Who Air—>sSchool CREAMS AND LOTIONS Ramsdell's Tooth Paste, i Plainville célebrated the 20th anni- Paste, 17c, s incorporation as a commiitee Albodon Toot} supplying thc i transformation recase in welght | astonishing. celebration cason ta feel proud of the 1 was carried The reunion of glassc oth Paste, Vivaudous Peroxide Paste, 19c. Rpbifoam Mouth Wash, 19¢ carPes with it Peroxide Cream Pompeian mprovement the Gram- i successful Sheflield's Pompeia Pompeian Day, Cream 19¢ and 39c. for - visitors. o'clock and dur- Cheney's Lis (‘alox Tooth bitro-phosnhate for sgparate Skirts, regular 75c value. people were ta Riker's Violet weakness tendeney to - Forhan's Pa 18¢ and 3ac¢, Pyorrhocide DEODORANT i principals of the sghool Creme de Meridor, Derma Viva, desiresto put ORD SILK STORE.” ANDARD PAPIERNS. 3 T ANNU are 3 fleshy, d . d and roplt e - the beauty, * th . men @ o often dues 4 I Dress Goods ; so well as | among drug- s fnexpen- i and Dby it e ‘ DRESS {PLAIDS, SALE PRICE $2.25 YARD—40-inch All Wool o-phosphate Dress Plaidg, juet’ the weight for Summer Skirts or Children's Wear; regular value $3.00 yard SILK AND WOOL POPLINS FOR $1.39 YARD—40-inch Silk and Wool Popling nasy, bréwn, pluim, myrtle, eopen, taupe and black, regular value $1.75 yard. Priestley’s 42-inch Black Armure Suiting, value $1.50 yamd. Sale price $1.19 yard. By SILVERBLOOM SUITING, SALE PRICE_ 59 YARD—32-inch B Silverblbom Suiting, very desirable for sSummer w#ar—néw stripes i/ e health isappear, | and pale, | ot perfect| JERSEY CLOTH. SALE PRICE $3.50 YARD-—34-inch all wool y Jersey Cloth, in tan, henna, daupe and carnation, value $5.00. Luxor Creams, Hudnut's Creams, Stillman's Freckle Cream, 20c. Othine Cream, Blcava, 39c. Palm Olive Cream, 38¢. FOR THE TEETH AND MOUTH 25c and 50c. reminiscent Eversweet, 18¢ and 35c. comradeship with the Indians seemed LINING DEPARTMENT happened, committee have him in attendance. expressing mythology reminding Letters wore Spiro Powder, 17c. Pepsodent, i liie Ohareh Lady of Merey; | Congregational 15¢, 750, $1 Woodcock rendered by Mr. Tooth Paste. 10¢ and Powder,15¢ The cxercises were.closed with hen- Congregational o 3 Rev. Samugl W. Derby of and Cap- Depilatory, Betcco Depilatory, cdiction by Tariffville Celebrating Today. offering homage Lyon's Paste or Zhongiva, He stated duties madoe in's Depilatory, The town to its men who went democracy PROMPTLY HAVING AN AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY FOR NEW BRITAIN YOU CAN DEPEND ON . ol boys that they arc went from the town to the worle At the Congregational chureli in the appropriate town’s history appreciated RECEIVING ALL DRY GOODS PURCHAS ED OF US. S o il ciotnagnel g TOWELS AND TOWELINGS stunts by an KING FOR LEAGUE OF NATION VSPANIS‘{ Dorothy, Trehy It appears in full on an- page of this BERLIN NEWS GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATION DAY h ;nd- Hubbard here from Mincola, 18-inch Bleached Crash Toweling (Union) Regular price The street 29c a Yard w..-. e «e... July Sale 23c Yard Pierce’s fleld @ 18-inch Bleached Crash Toweling (All Linen) Regular price speaking at “The Movement henefactor one of the speakers and made a most Americanization importance to the Class of 19 S thinks of them Presentation of Alco Eapresscs Gratification forcigners and R. Showalter the absence BOESEard L e el L July SAle #bc Yhaw Hhetwaton 18-inch Brown Crash Toweling' (Union) , Regular Price were headed by Lieut 2lc Yard . . 5 S .... July Sale 17¢ Yard “Star Spangled Banner the Advent of Certain evening will also be 18-inch Brown Crash devoted to a celebration is to he held on Central square | to 9 o'clock and dar enjoyed by the 35¢ Throughout i3 sh or Entertainment Washington cntertainment is just as much democracy Worthington, Sout Schools to Have Exercises certain advent vounger element wha wish to dance. | i ms of the affair are . " Washington Souvenir p successful democracy republic safe for grounds on Pierce | smess opening of the Cortes today STEVENS SIGNS PETITION nalterable Aceroplane Tnterests, Favors Special Session. Vagican and 1 in charge of underground interesting. prelude was rendered by friendship for all nation y The organ heré for the Frederick " unchanged aeroplane fi"\ppnmnafiw Favors Specfal Session legislaturc celebration, islature to . committee this morning hut the | mouth and the craft stood on end or anniversary committeo | fhouzht best | did some movement foreign to him lieutenant Amendment—DBenefit EEntertainment The members of pprove of the idea. independence cchoslovisia Friday Night—Other Item therefore left the field at 2 o'clock 7 manifested torthe teague o alternative to ratification hy the pres- of Summer ceived much applause. Rev. Charle in principle railroad tracks | he cnme out of it all right and alighted nations and of 1919 at {he Worthing- R Hamlin of Amherst executive com “rench Kirby | portunity to fly. The aviators Decame Licutenant was mostly antion announcing varidus bills | association wking to national development, pop- ! tomorrow evening, when they Plainville avia- | in town. Their flights officially are Superintendent Farmington avenue. The of Schools nen were.the guests of Captain J. H. numbers fifty RO TR the qualifications itain and Middlefown schools next Worthington graduates will night at the | Everyone Should Drink Hot Water in the Morning ‘ Wash away all the stomach, liver, and bowel poisons before breakfast. support in the affait can take the lead statesmanlike Farmington GEIRMANS Number of Professional watched the | Horace Grayson, F Going 1o South companicd the pilot presentation morning the | ton, Edna Burns, Flmer Velardi, profession- passengers and class colors and the setting htibont o Iorisia from Amsterdam. It ] large party of immigrants | 1o Argentina | gut, to feel clean inside | dissented. e ihile=e Horiatizin hvas Marion Davis, Williamina Duncang officers are Dorothy president: no constipa- Henry Trugibull adegd with merchandise (rom North- headache, countries, heavenward at 10 o'clock immensely one of the enthusiasts fc ot aEuening rheumatism circles this was he audience. Annie Scollon following are those wko are to receive diplomas that production this town on announces ] i not absorh impurities | while the howel well-known the Herald, was asked by the lieuten- | Having heard so » the blood, this morning Aspinwall HEROES, = e?y@elw Four peclators Zeppelin into port on Thu { break fast od, Willi « aspoonful of limestone wood, lliam Carey, phosphate Holmquist, " Licut-Comdr, the entire alimen- Granslantic air trip to Lisbon. Dinners | 11t0 the stomach. the mayor's committee of welcome limestone | phosphate from vour pharmacist furlgugh at the home of ( > held as planned phosphated morning to APPROVED. ymaond Bush the program Following i Dodsge of Gro Address of [nvocation and toxins; alsn prevent committee amendments voung folks EX-KING HARD Up, \werage army beginning Jul the house provided for an andSecretary accumulation gin this treatment and abhove all, keep oap and hot water act on the sweatening Weymouth as passed Is in finan« difficulties, according Folk Dance, Breton “Legende’ ‘The Yoling Soldier cleansing, fving, o linestone phosphate and hot hreakfast, recommended Recitation, ving the former Greek ruler The Standard of Purity W Grade "ROSS GIVES DEGRE 1n Whito Flour Worcester, %Piano Solo, Constantine endeavoring to become reconciled with he present Greek government, —r e HORBLICK’S THE ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Avoid Ixitations & Substitates RS R R b R R R i Cowles Electr’ 95 IKcnsington EW BRITAIN, COY EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Erae The commencement haxd SSpringRnoRt conferred the honorary Folk Dance, English Rustic Recitation, “John Brown of Gett petizing bread Milling Co. Mulligan of Thompsonviile, Conn. s of Columbus war ac- of arts on Strouds- | Song, “Light Bearing Star” rector of Knigh Reecitation, “America’s Wezowicz, North St. Maguire, of East e e e bel Lacke: GINE AT ‘J“"’ & WOOL DRESS POPLINS, LE PRICE $1.69 YARD—40-inch , — all wool Dr Poplins in tan, taupe, old rose, navy, plum and black, , r | value $2.00 le price $1.69 Yard. - humorous | § . ] Gbee el 12-inch all wool Canvas Weaves in black, ideal summer fabrios,. s value $1.50 yard, July Sale price 89¢ Yagd. He was Plainville this town MERCERIZED SATINES, SALE PRICE 63c YARD-—86-inch Figured Mercerized Satines for Coat Linings, all the wanted colors, ; regularly Toc and 85c yard. PRINTED LINING SILKS, SALE PRICE $1.09 YARD—36- inch Fancy Printed Lining Silks, regular value $1.25, for this sale $1.09 Yard. L] for 1 ne Tor| Towels, Towelings, Sheets, = Cases, Etc. were sched- soldiers will S k A Xard [ooutooa. stesssesacas,. July Sale 20c ¥ard 18:inch Bleached Crash Toweling (All Linen) Regular price what the oweling (Union) Regular price « Sale 21c Yard ce A band con- | B P e e R sh Toweling (Union) Regular P: eeeen.. July Sale 20c Yard 18-inch Brown Cr hcing in the ; b Al Better Grades Reduced. booth for | much ahout it he was dubious but at| Grade 3, Miss Manion, teag) last assented and was the sccond man | Sebastian Arcari, Katherine Beéagl the aviation | (o ride during the morning. He also | Clifton = Carter, Frederick Gainet promised that | spoke of enjoying the trip and would | Horace Grayson, Teresa Yenzo, Emilys Kilby, Kenneth Prior, Lucy Rogers Addie Roper, Olive Teachman, John Yaross Grade 4, Miss O'Brien, teacher— Henry Allum, Colombo Antoilio, could and | “Buzz® Cook proved another hero ; -ouise Bosco, Anna Parkinson, How- s Tic was , ard Chectham, Ressie Pattison, BEd- ward Green, Avis Pease, Rayniond Hart, Bernice Smith, Perry Harty Rosalie Sturgeon, Howard Heming« way, Howard Tyler, Lincoln Johnson, Deiorous Miller. ade 4, Miss Berry, teacher—Ruth Anderson, Mildred Deloy, Ruth Smithy Joseph \ Edman, Reinhardt Sabel, 4 Irene Greener, Joseph Velardl, John | Madeley, John Peplow, Dorothy Ma= | son, Howard Mitchell, Walter Mur« { Phy, Charles Norton, Catherine Ora | | | not have issed it for anything al- though once or twice he thought that o have ar-| LoD LY his stomach was jammed imto his lost their | looped and twisted and turned until took some | he confessed himself hard to find but Sergeant E. | popular immediately and have made made ala host of friends in their few hours | | te man in | a happy man at having had an op-| | | \fternoon and 1he will then re- to the flying field Did Not Miss One Day., Pupils perfect in attendance for the landi, Gertrude Lackey, Ebba Velardis flew over | school vear ending June 20, are: Grade 5, Miss Styring, teacher— (s reink Mabel Lackey, Schastian Arcarl, | wallace Bunnell, Edna Burns, Har< mily Kilby, Louise | rjet Gainer, Paul Haynes, Linian Kela Trumbull | Bosco. Bessie Pattison, Gertrude | jogg, Clyde McGibbon, Roger News that trip. Lackey, Walter Murphy, Charles Nor- | ton, Mabel Nilson, Louis Pestillog Lucille Ryder, Antoinette Stephenw {uning the | Incz Northrop, John' Velardl, Clinton | son, Gladys Stillman, Elmer Velardiy flizhts. The | Potter. James Bosco, Belen Hurtado, | Minnie Yenzo. postmaster | Willlam Tolli, Robert Vanc Floyd | Grade 5, Mrs. Hurtodo, teacher—s My, Prior | Baker. Kenneth Selander, Armenod | ffldred . Bellafranto, Anthony Cavale mavor in | Nolbandian, Elizabeth Parkinson, | laro, Dorothy Case, Arthur Datolly Hazel Silvernail, Irving Gridley, Fred Beaulieu Louise Greener, Gladys Madeley, however ,‘,.‘“,‘,1} These pupils arc entitled to a cer- | Wesley Martin, Nicolena Melita, Inez ind saileq | tificate for perfect attendance signed | Northrop, Agnes Pattisor Tous it | by the governor and the secretary of | Rowe, Mary Royce s oot | the state hoard of education Grade 6. Miss Stanley, teacher— S| Present Fntire Term. \merigo Colella, Yvonne Brunelle, 1- I'upils perfeet in attendance for the | Irving Lindberg, John Velardi, E term ending June 20, 1919, are ward Erickson, Doris Fanning, Dar Kindergarten, Misses Wilcox and |icl Sneideman, Rachel Smith, Cline Manchester, teachers—lLeonard Broad- | ton Potter, Douglas Martin Eliza« well, Luie Cassile, Mildred Lackey, | beth Forshaw, Lillian Case, Arthur Lois Norton, Thomas Giacomo, Re- | Burns, becea -Alling, Leonard Cavallaro, Al-| Grade 6, Miss Steward, teacher— bert Grazzo, George Halstead, Mil- | Mary Appruzzese, Leroy Beiner, dred lLafayette, Paul Vicinus, Amelia | James Bosce, John Carpenter, Flor= Velardi {ida Demonche, Armand Gauthier, Grade I, Miss Trancr. teacher— | Belen Hurtado, Gordon Johnson, Josephine Conforti, Florence Krick- | Rocco I Waude. John Martignetti, son, Helen Sturgeon., Laura Thomp- Russell Scovil William Tolli, Rob- son, Benny Caparilli, George Dente, | ert Vance. Rose Velardi Bdward Earl, Willie Labric, Harvey | Grade 7, Miss Melson, {eacher— | smitn Floyd Raker, Marzaret Beaulieu, Eves | Grade 1, Miss Clapp, teacher—Joe | lvn Clark, Evelyn Hart, Kenneth Se- | Cassile. Lena Lackey resa Melita, | lander, Floyd Stillman, Clara Strunz, John O'Dea, Helen Richmond, Hor- elyn Swanson, Beatrice Zickwolf, ace Simons, John Yarross, Helen | Katherine Wiclkwire, Helen RyaR, Wildox | Carl ¥rickson Grade 2, Mi uttle, teacher— | Grade 8, Misses Gladwin and Vivian Day dward McCabe, An-|Towne, (eachers — France Mason, gelina Pellichia, Carl Peterson, Con- | Eva Miller, Helen Mitchell. Armenod stance Vicinus. i Nalbandian, Edgar Norton. Gussie Grade 2, Miss Stetson. teacher Ornis, Raymond Ostman Elizabeth Carmy Bosco, Carmen Cass John | Parkinson, James Pestillo, Machowski rl McGibbon, Charles | Rollet Hazel Silvernail Howard / Richmond, Susan Parkinson, v Swanson, Ethel eheth Voisard | Toachman, Helen Tierney, Waltep Sliza- | Stephenson, H Miss Purcell, teacher Vance, Vito Velardi, Albert White i ' | Frank Castigola, James Simpson, Le- | Helena Livingstone, Astrid Hallgny ‘nzgz\:ifinflmv; roy Morse, Teresa Grozzo. Marjorie , Fred Beaulieu, Silvey Berady, Sydnga A Rutland, FEsther Sneideman, Agnes Cowles, Bennon Falkowski, Willig most ap- Scranton, Celia Velardi Grozzo, Irving Gridley, Olice Barden, "‘»‘“‘{‘” S Grade Miss Olson, teacher— | Elizabeth Benjamin, Nathalie Case, Do 2 | Samuel Cassile, Norman Earle, Rol-, Alma Davis, Bertha Hemingway, Ber« land Gauthier, Benjamin Lapore, ' nice Kellogg Emile Voisard, Catherine Babcock, | 202 were perfect in attendance®for v Teresa Datoli, Antoinette Dest, Ma- ' the term and 25 were perfect in.ate ) = Helen Ostman. tendance for the whole year.