New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 16, 1920, Page 2

el and At- ’ both and color- | onery Dept. / THE on Drug Co. 71 Main Street GIRL IN NORWAY, Miss Agnes Johnston Writes o Gonierence There SHSSBD Misx Agnes Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Johnston of West Main str®f®, is attending the International Women's council, which is being held at Chris‘iania, Norway, She writes interestingly of the en- terfpinments which are being given to the delegates to the council, and is anticipating with pleasure the afternoon when Queen Mand of Norway will receive them Miss Johnston together with Mrs George B, Chandler of Rocky [Hill will sail for America on Septembes 25 on board Southampton who i% also a delegat. the Imperator from England Her letter, in part, is as follows “The Inte tional Council of Women of Bergen gave the visiting delegates a festival, u real Norwegian fos 1. Interesting because so typical of the country e festival \t weven and we stood [ talked until 5. ANt | ladies, young 1 old, spe | Then arm in arm, Norw il New Autumn Ap- the Miss and Woman 's Wt of the new modes; rle and finesse of their in our selection and there is & possibil. momy overywhoere. W SUITS COATS lish (I was the only American pres- ent) we magghed to the dining room v o awaited the most bu er you ever saw The tal atiful sight The toast ress offered a toast to us, a Norw n greeting and, then whe started the Norwegian ladies ibout seventy of them, singing a Kroup of songs of greetings, such as I wish far you a long life and a high life; May you like us and come back to see us soon again’ and a song to our” healths. Such pretty melodies, not all on a few tones but with varia- tions of fully a scale. We responded gorgeous | by singing For She's a Jolly Good SKIRTS DRESSES hing for every oceasion he wanted fabrics and olors. il Jiko their individ. le and fincss of their hip—-we Invite jou d seo them, Fellow. 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Britain to have a supply which i1s about on an average with other cities in Connecticut. The figures were compiled through the local secre- taries. FAIR IN FARMINGTON. The Farmington Grange association will hold a fair on September 29 and 30 in Farmington next to Grange hall The Granges of New Britain, Avon, Canton, and Burlington have all been invited to attend and to enter articles | or stock In the prize award contests. There will be a band concert every | afternoon and evening, ana dancing will take place in the Grange hall every night. It is expected that New Britain will send a large delegation | to take part in the festivities SHO TORE LEASED, The Modern Boot Shop has leased its present store on Main street for & period of three years with a yearly rental of $3.600 a year, payable in monthly installments of $300 each The store is at 168 Main street LEAGUE A DEATH TRAP, | Roosevelt Arralgns Wilson's Plan at Speech in Wyoming. 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