New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 16, 1920, Page 9

* the other day and succeeded in get- NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1920, GROTTO HARVEST DANCE FRIDAY EVENING The 2nd of the Series. 8 O'CLOCK, BARD ECK'S HALL - NOY. 19, 192 Special Entertainment--Good Music Get Your Tickets at Crowell's, Adna F. Johnson’s or From L. A. Sprague at the Trust Co. Tickets $2 00, Admits Lady and Gent and Includes War Tax only a few days after the wedding of their best friends, Henry A. Clark and Adele Rose. They did not meet again until a month ago, and yester- day they were marrted at the Clark home in Pike, after the golden wed- ding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. Clark. Only a short while after Lyon and Miss Rockwell quarrelled Lyon mar- CITY ITEMS Over 4,000 satisfied Lester and Kohler & Campbell piano owners in this vicinity sold by C. L. Plerce Co. —advt. AMlerman John Gill went hunting ting tweo fine rabbits. Removal sale at Besse-Leland's. —advt. Mrs. Lizzie Richdrds of Union, Conn., is the guest of Mrs. Newton Young of 95 Eim street. Traut & Hine dance, Bardeck's, Tuos eve. Downey of Walling- * ford will sing the waltzes.—advt Wanted, boys, § to 18. to see suits and overcoats at the New York Sample Shop Mark Down Sale—advt. EXFEOT TO ATTEND. Iloly Oross Drive Workers Will Havo Dinnor at lartford Club Holy Cross is having a millien dol- Iar campalgn for funds, and to this end a dinner is to be held at the Hart- ford club at 7 o'clock this' evening. About a dozen from this city are ex- pected to attend, ameong them being Rev. J. L. Sullivan, T. Frank Lee, Dr. J. L. Kelly, Lawyer H. P. Roche, Lawyer P. ¥. MoDonough. W. J. Far- ley, Dr. Peter Fox, P. J. Murray, Dr. H. T: Bray, J. M. Curtin, 8r., J. M. Curtin, Jr, J. C Lookis, Lawyer | Combination of 1. G. Woods, Dr. William Morrissey, IQuality and Flavor| Dr. D. W. O'Connell and A. E. Mec- | | Evoy. The speakers will be U, 8, Sen- ator David 1. Walsh, Rev. F. 8, Car- Do, president of Holy Cross, and Rev. Joseph Dinand, former head of the college. American Sugar | Refining Company “Sweeten it s d with Domino’" SOUVENIR TAYLOR DEAD N Martford, Conn., Nov. 16.—William Henry Harrison Taylor, better known as “Souvenir Taylar,” died suddenly of heart fallure last night ht his home on Allyn street, aged 68 yoars. He was the former nowspaperman, legis- lator and = compiler of biennial handbooks as well as an ardent souvenir expert ‘ At one time Mr. Taylor was cashier in Longley’s restaurant on Church street, this city. SWEETHEARTS MARRY Doctors Beware! AFTER FIFTY S e O e e Jamestown, N. Y., Couple . A : ple Have Made Mysterlous hMr Up After Quarrel of Half ’ Contnery Aoo. See Tomorrow’s D. Lyon and Mary Rockwell were P ' r sweethearts in Pike, Wyoming county, Jamestown, N. Y., Nov. 16.—Orville fifty years ago, but they quarrelled . Join The Red Cross Witness the effect of advertising by type and also illustration in making success- ful the most far-reaching humanitarian work in the world. We ate glad to do our share for the Red Cross in this community by means of the ad- vertising and publicity writing now appear- ing in the local newspapers. William C. Kranowitz Advertising and Publicity Writing Hartford New Britain 64 Church St. 140 Main St. *“Our Writtsn Word Spells Service” HEIDE@EIEEEIEIEIEEIE@H first time in fifty years occurred when both called at the Clark home to help arrange for the celebration of the ried and moved to California, where Mrs. iyon died three years ago. Miss Rockwell married Stephen P. Lap- ham, and they, too, moved to the West, returning to Wyoming county about five years ago. Mr. Lapham died a year later. 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