New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 18, 1920, Page 3

Boston Store| DENISON GARAGE NEW MADE GITIZENS GIVEN RECEPTICN | [ | | RIS i { 430 MAIN STREET. Livery Cars for Hire, Day and Night. Storage. Supplies and Repairing i L L e : | MANROSS AUTD 60 i / L] N ‘ OVERLAND AGENCY . | Storage and Accessories, JN EXTENSIV POPULAR THAN WE CLOSE~— turdays at 9 P. M. A~ Mondays at 6 P. M. Fitting Ceremonies at Burritt School to Former Aliens minde their t eve- Repair Work a Specialty. . Phone 2227 139 Arch St. New vin has newvrly American citizens who received certificates of naturalization } ning before a crowd of 1 o astweood Electrical Service 1% and adidates, at the 1 lapn oy Elihu Burritt school hall, and with a atior. and Garage. Starting. Lighting ana Iguition Sys. | Program and ceremony vich miade tem Specialists. ' more certain t a slory to MAXWELL SERVICI . an American. These men who are REAR 193 MAIN s by choice and preference Phone 2! han b accident of birth riy happy in secur- fromy S e N = ject of their hopes and en- deavors for which vears of residence, study and prep: But not v were the of many of the men, for they both proud of the hushand’, and of the fact t they. too, ns by virtue of the hus- ity Navy Blue All Wool | on middy naval emblem nd white braid trim. vei irablc; ty styles. 11 to 20 ycar, 36 2 ATION. STREET, Model Middy made Lincne, with white collar white braid trim, very ef- We have all sizes, $3 each. ! \ New navy 1 and’ cufy: fective. = | ing the o TRU ING DONE AND AT REASON- IXPEN . HAVE YOUR PROPERLY ABLE were sucee are now cit # Heavy Navy Blue Linene self collar | and cuffs white braid trim, naval em- | | Biions Slecvs cacht | press Service, New Britain, New Ha- | ven and New York. Trucks rented Dy I ¢ay or hour. Local and Long Distance Moving and ‘Trucking. eperate a daily Freight and Ex- The program. prepar by the Americanization director, was one of the Dest that has been provided for such a reception since the plan was A H HARR]S first instituted a yvear ago in January At ten minutes past cight the pro- Tel. -am was opened when the chairman nd the other members who were to cipate took their plices on the platiorm. Edward A. Kraus repre- sented A. Buol, the president of the Chamber of Commerce, who was un- able to be p and he made a very capable substitute chairman. Mayor George Quigley, who had promised to bhe present to say a iew words before attending a meeting of the city council. sent word that he could not arrange to be absent from the council meeting as planned. His absence left a vacancy on the p and Koran Small of Boston, a U States official in the labor department, filled the place, Mr. Small told how he was born in another land, and how on the day after he became 21 years of age he took the mayor and the su- perintendent of school: witnesses to ihe court where he w made a zen of the United Stat He remar ed_that he was not acquainted Middy, heavy quality, fine white braid trim all sizes. ‘ XKha khaki cloth, $2.08. White Navy fine quality gr 1 with attached or detachable navy e flannel collar, $2.75 to $2.98. Middies, Hous All White High Grade Drill regula- | tion middy, 6 to 18 ycar, 36 to 42 inch, $2.25 to $3. i Al White Middy with copen or navy | bluc collar and cenfis, braid trim fast | color, a desirable number, all sizes, $2.98. 0B PRINTING PULLAR [ Jo& printinG i ® NEATLY DONE @ E KULPER PRINTING GO. 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Kirkham presented | the much desired certificates of eiti- | zenship to the men after he had first made personal and ive refer ence to New Britai American and world citizen, Who had beaten a path from blacksmithing to states- manship, and for whom the RBlihu Burritt school is appropriately named. ‘léi etbleRetoled Strictly 59¢ dozen. | Russell Bro: & Jim Thorpe Signs Up With Akron Ball Club Akron, 0., March 18—Jim Thorpe, noted athlete and a leading hitter in the National league last season to- ay signed a contract with the Ak- ron club of the International league. | He was purchased by Akron from Nationals. The Akron | squad will leave tomorrow .for Hot | Springs ning camp. Ham and eggs for breakfast. Buy the ham <where you will, but get the eggs at Russell Bros.—Advt. 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