New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 1, 1919, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1010. WEDDINGS, ENGAGEMENTS | {TE ey i o | CLOTHING HOUSE. AND OTHER SOCIAL NOTES | 15555 " 1 | Nl GLOBE CLOTHING HOUSE “Say it with Flowers,” You’ll please pretty Rose This store is the home § Licut. John Walsh. of the U, nue, attended the house party at Wes- about ! feyan college er the week-end i Bravy, will arvive in this country | ov. 1st with Bis French bride. They . | | | | | ! | | of are on the *Pocuhonta Lieuten- i Tl ST T el (e i Wah 1 Che amiy N’ T |1 aSori v Ko 10 Smiora | fos pompt e ) Ve And she shall have flowers , B i =0/ tar as s 1 o i Wherever she goes. Ll ) Hart Mr., and ' Mrs, wd Alling left Mr. and Mrs. Willinm - Frey, e immediatc u: today for Oran fity, Fla, where Chestnut siroct, entertained they will remain for the winter, re-| lowing guesis over the week-end: M They mlways Luy the Large Size ficninzabouis i | u‘ Mrs, A Higginbothin. ;’.‘“"\":”“x’y‘r}‘ {d Montrcat D.VATSON&CO. N 3 : T]zgr@ is ne tastier [Okefl k ) cer lof 9 ¢ for TS T G B i e, o e o . \§ of good will or friendship or e than, of the b ireet. and Martin | _ - : L at West Haven. | Burke, Chureh strect, took pl ; A ) i T Ty ‘ - ‘ LA i e § one more fully appreciated & 0K & Marx nurse a s Town ilome Boot prepavator sehool at New 3 It o erLen : 5 &\ B \ i ! . tooic plic rsday acternoon at 1:30 Haven to study for college entrance 1 in St Mary's reciory txaminations. . b, S 4.;“\“‘ [v’n:‘:.f h - ‘ Let us he}p you 3 ': g N ¥/ [ TOM WYE orks 1sines ip. The marriage of ward J. Neu- < i Al b ’ Jackets and Vests | N 6 up to $12 each. A. J. Barker accompanicd her 1o NOw | o S have 1eturned from a trip . Xorlk. o Middlehury, Vermont, where they TR eI (17 SV SICT orm)| Selfictlfin. (g = 3 8 % Leatherized Suits = wore th of diyeir son, Clesst i 4o Andvew Macle] took place fas 8 : Z. rpdal overseas for about two years and | Wednesday mornin ;B o V7 . . e ra’nteed half with the English army returncd | e gual . d Mrs, Harry ) id and Mrs, John The wedding of Miss Dorothy o 2 y 3 i i i AR R R Rt | o e e o T e it e Voitz Floral CO B / ‘W.e sgll them 20 this o ; of Buiritt street. | blace next Wednesday morning. . g B e ) city $12 and higher. M Bessie W. Boucher : = bauer fo Mary Anita Talbott took | . h oM ] l SRAD SR Lels i place Thursday morning at St. Mares | with a sultable N end the winter. Dr. anc - A nd Mrs. Clayton Parker, of = (puen N heen v Dr. James Faukiner who h ending college there Mrs, T.. S. Nutting of Stratford was | (reorse Kimbs the week-end guest of Mrs. (reorge - ! ) | ‘ | ‘ £ d i BUoiet o West ian sireut M and v, Harold Lec Judd. of Engagement Partics. 92 West Main St. B . A=Y Emery Shirts. : s 77| ot i A b R TR | <oy b RO Wi el MU i y Duofold Underwear. Mr. and Mr Wiiliam G. Muller o Suiphur i W i 3 Viola Haggerty at the Yl v : : e : Fast strect returned from a4 motor | plan (o spend several weeks. They gojorence Kuvell. of Meriden, in hone | R v — TR PSTI N i / Beys’ Mackinaws g o oy : we enthustustic vidavs and spend sev-1 1. ¢ hier coming marriage. : = - - Copyright 1919 Hart Schaffaer & Marx eral hours daily in the exploring of 8 Mrs. W y . of Park place, is | moantain trails = : - ‘m g mersbrothera W SELRGandnet, Miss Sarah Smith, of Henry strcet, MURDER IN ANSONIA {ford. That evening ne stopped in : i ‘ . i shictlaticdsomegol 2 | Derby to collect money from a Derby | 1 | | | her friend in in South Minchestc : - = Several young friends of yert and | honor of Miss Agnes Duncanson e man. He did not get the money and Mrs, W. T. Sloper. of Lexington | william Christ entertained them last Whos zement to Charles Galla- is said to have been placed on al § & e nd stunts were enjoved. —Jdentified as Resident of Madi- | nesday night. T ay morning he Miss Bernardine Walker of Harri- A ery was held at the intended going (o Waterbury to at- son street, will spend i{he week-end Stephen Donnelly i home for the! home of 1 . William Daigle, of son—IRobbery is Motive. tend the wedding of Miss Margaret at Lasalle seminary as the guest of | week-end from Fordham colleg: Fairview cet, in honor of A\|\~\‘ Vio- J = . Zollo another daughter e did not Bfics Gladys Strople, who is siudying [ where he is o student ln Haggerty, who is to become” the| ' Amsonial Nov. 1.—The body of!appear at the wedding and nothi fhere bride of George Miller, of Plainville.l a dead man found on Division | was heard from him until member: - = of the family identitied the remains. | Miss Catherine Smith, of Water- picudin = geNotic Miss) Katherine O'Neil entertatned | © oot bete early Thursday amorniz e bury, is the giuest of Miss Margavet | The e of Miss Claya Iiven- | in honor of Miss Gertrudo Moore STRAWBERRY AND RASPBERRY Fddy, of West Main street { nun, or v street, to Anthony whose cneagement to Alexander 2 i s 4 SHORTCAKE IN SA\ME WEEIK s ' Contois, of 152 Hartford aventie, took | Beatly wus announced Zollo of Madison, N. J. Zollo was at} piuarg Scheublin, of Fairview 20 to 30 per cent. on all other automobile accessories. Also dry | Dist Il s fo 0 N committed ) Cpoooq Steps mio ihe Lumelignt s o and warm place for storing your car. ley street. is spending a few days in — The engagement of David A. Lip- | suicide but the police now feel cer-" gy denor. Mr. Scheublin sends to the New Haven Miss Celia Burkarth, of Washing- | man to Esther Sulelove, of Malden, [ tain that the man was murdered. ) Hepald office a cluster of ripe red ~ ton street, hecame the hride of Thom- | Mass., was announced this weel When found there were two nickels | yygpherries, with the statement that Come and See Us Mis, J. M. Belden. of last street, f as MeNulty, of Meriden, at St. Mary's — inftheRjiociketsior tnedmantsHClothes | inihiearen Hallias o numbe: ot red . has returned: home after spending | church Wednesday The engagement of Miss Mary Muci { His son, Carmen Zollo of Waterbury | yaspberry hushes of the late: variety B i Ve o iy to Gordon L. Monahan was announc- | stated today that his father had at | and this fall they are bearing so well i The wedding of I3 L. Wileox and | ed at the home of Olive Ieore. Mr. [ least $30 with him and a bank book | thai during (he week ho has had rsp- c r E]m and Sc mour S‘rccts Mie T J. Vane wndlaa Al e g ¢, of Mt. Vernon, N.;j Monahun is employed in Indianapolis, | showing deposits of $602 on the | herry shortcake for desert. Yester- ornc y L L4 Bilcs Achos are spending several| Y. tool place last Saturday wfter- Colombo bank of Waterbury. day Mr. Scheubiin says he picked two noon at the hride’s honue A shower was held in honor of Miss H wus learned that Zollo went quarts of late strawberries in his yard FREE 3R FREE SERVICE 5 - Anna Dzieezek who is scon to become [ Waterbury Wednesday with a da bo awberry shorteake was the Miss D Freeman, of Corbin ave- | The wedding of Miss Anna M. Earle | the bride of Joseph Mysliwiec. ter, Mrs. Jennie Valentine of < t at the noonday with his throat cut was positively identified today as that of Salvator When you can get gasoline at 26¢ per gallon and a saving of Miss Catherine Doher of Stan- | place Tuesday al St. Mary’s church — weeks in Washington, D. RED CROSS EMBERSHIP DRIVE OPENS TOMORROW New Britain’s Quota 15,675 Members Membership Fee $1.00 THE RED CR0SS IS DESERVING OF OUR SUPPORT. LET US SHOW THAT WE APPRECIATE ITS WORK “OVER THERE” REMEMBER, THAT 50 PER CENT OF THE FUND WILL STAY IN NEW BRITAIN TO BE USED FOR HOME SERVICE WORK ENROLL EARLY