New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 13, 1919, Page 5

i 12. Recessional March; James Me- Arthur, Pianist. ‘ The present staff of officers of the NEW BRITAIN DAILY H. Scheuy; assistant secretary, Geo\g.L Bollerer; treasurer, Fred Jurs inslde guard, William Roseau; out: guard, Dennt: Mahone; Andrew P. rERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1919, U ) ) o o 5 5 ) ) 5 o Kerwin; trustee, trustee, P Joseph Walsh. Past president, Philip G. Calmbach; president, Henry Linger; vice-presi- Event ‘Wil Be Held Tomorrow Alternoon With Geremonies dent, Willlam BE. Tyler; chaplain, Laupold; La\\'rence Kramer; secretary, William ————— e e ONCE UPON A TIME there lived in New York City, very rich His David . Burnham. He owned a palatial home; a villa in the coun- many fast horses, numerous automobiles and a magnificent NOTICE NEW BRITAIN STORES WILL CARRY OUT THE FOLLOWING SCHEDULE UNTIL CHRISTMAS man. name was New ‘Britain aerie, No. 722, Frater- try, Order of agles, will hold | yacht— memorial exercises in honor of its| after- nal BUT HE WASN'T HAPPY because the one thing that he craved more than any other hel’ couldn’t obtain. He wanted the beautiful and innocent Hope Nel- son for a plaything, and offered her in return deceased members tomorrow beginning at § hall. A program h: prepared by a committee of Philip Calmbach, H. L. Tyler. It selections o'clock, in| been ' noon, Lagles’ consisting " Walther | will ba! and | and local officers | @EE@EEE@@@E@EEEEEE@E@@EEEEE@EEEEEEEE@ EVERYTHING BUT LOVE But she didn’t want “EVERYTHING” so she repulsed him in a manner which was and William C. iehtitaQiEby S vocal and she did want “LOVE", addresses by state convinced him that she of the organization. In addition to 49 members on the list of deceased members who died in | :’I]‘J:?“g::b ‘“;l:‘l‘“ ;:L:m:“‘:‘:x; and then the rich man raved and and caobifice durtis the war, They are: | things and the young girl's heart was filled with fear, Albert Adams, Benjamin Kasica, | day Joseph Demi; i, William C. Sleich- | cr and Panl W. Topa. f Other deceascd members are: Wil- | liam Smith, H. Lindberg, J. L. D.m.[ son, - Peter Dorsey, L. M. Horgan, | John T. Sloan, George F. Rice, J. C. | Joh, \I\,,l:ff J I;”““fig;‘\““n':;l “THE GIRL HE COULDN'T BUY” . Sullivan, J. Dalodovitch, Rich-! gave herself freely and voluntarily to the other man, as most good Schleicher, Frmlll(b T. women do when the right man comes along. man, A ert 1 i er, L. J. Muller, L. ! Albert Hockbath, Fred J.| Ausust Zehrer, Thomas ¥.| C. Dougherty, John , Murphy, R. H. Mii- dleton, James W. Hackett, A. N.! Guntérman, Christian Wahrenbergar, | ' Da Corte ‘Lonelad, | sl “THE GIRL HE COULDN'T BUY” there threatened until stormed, dire ]| who one Open Monday Nighi! December 15th Until 9 P. M. ANOTHER MAN CAME INTO HER LIFE bringing with him PROTECTION, DEVOTION, SIN RITY LOVE. Then the girl that—to the rich man—proved to be and Beginning Thursday Night December 18th Open Every Night Until Christmas THERE ARE BAD MEN AND GOOD MEN IN THIS WORLD and if you would like to know how really BAD the rich man was, and how very GOOD the other man was, visit your favorite play- house—THE LYCEUM THEATER, any matinee or evening and see hattuck, irton, & “THE GIRL HE COULDN'T BUY” It's the BIG PLAY OF THE SEASON and ONE OF THE BEST PLAYS ever presented by the BEST STOCK CO. IN AMERICA. 18th and Friday Dec. 19th, 9 P. M. ay, | and ; Thursday Dec. Saiurday, Monday, Tuesday and Wed- nesday, 10 P. M. exercises follows: March; James Me- r, Pianist. Solo, “One Sweetly | n Thought,” August 5| THE LYCEUM THEATER PLAYERS. IR DR EE Announcement, FHenry ! o | Toys Toys Toys > “Abide With Me,” August L. Klein. Remarks, President Calmbach. Roll Call of Deceased Members, Secretary Willlam H. Scheuy. Baritone Solo, ‘August L. Klein. Eulogy, Past State President James Tevlin. | ‘‘America,” by the Members. 1 Benediction, Chaplain William C. Tyler. Come to the old reliable place for your toys, Bicycles and Edison Diamond Disc and Columbia Grafonolas and Records. AT GLADDING’S Philip Q. Day EEEEEE@EDEEEEEE@@EEEE@EEEEEEE@EE@EE@@EEEEEEEEEEEEEE@ EE Please Shop Early in the Week and Early in the § ARTISTIC AND USEFUL GIFTS We have been fortunate in securing a fine assortment of Gas Domes and Portables. These artistic lighting fixtures Will be sold on easy payments. Make your selection now. NEW BRITAIN GAS LIGHT CO. SHOWROOMS 25 WEST MAIN STREET