New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 21, 1921, Page 2

Op t tors In quality 81050 | ters, el grey 13 qual- Shirts ! ly, $2.25 and each} -Leland's. pnsylvania, duties as I Goapel the late bldenblum —advt the candi rk at the ah lodge pper com- nt. hall, Ber- avt. Campbell edding. ellef corps | My at the n-Eddy of on and the Methodist t 4 o'clock Centennial held next Wednes- date waa e annual mple nsso- HAFER HEADS AMPHION ALUMNI d Magnuson Is Named Di- potor at Meeting Last Evening A meeting of the Amphion Alumni eintion was held In the High ®ohool last evening for the purpose of electing officers to serve for the first year and to vote on the consti- tution as submitted by the constitu- tional committee Following the adoption of the con- wtitution the r.,n.mln. officers werp DAVID MAGNUSON i « 1. cted F‘rvvqmn\v Ymmn Fchn-hr Vice-president, Helen Egan; secretary, 1uth Schaefer; treasurer, Hurlbut Griswold: historian, Minnle Clark: ad- visor, Mrx. A. C. Gilford, and director, David Magnuson Miss Helen Egan was elected chairman of the member- ship committee and will have two as- sistants to be nppointed by the preai- | dent at a Inter date to assist her. The program and cast committee will be headed by David Magnuson and con- sists of Miss Schaefer and three addi- tional members to he appointed later. The committee on ways and means is headed by Hurlbut Griswold who will have two assistants to aid him. It was decided Inst evening that all former members of the Amphion Dramatic elub of the New Britain | Mgh school shall automatically be.- come members of this Association up- | on written application, and payment of the Initial fee ot vne dollar. The members will be divided iInto two classes One will be ealled the active members and the other the associate ! members. An nswociate member s one who will not have the apportunity to take active part in the doings of | tho elub, The asreciate membersh'p i vrily for those who are away nt ! ge Th~ meetings of the club will be held on the second and fourth Tues- days of emeh month (n the high school, If the date does not conflict with any made by the undergraduate hody All present at the meeting last evening are charter members wh'le any others desiring to join must | make out a written application. The charter members of the association are: Louls Bchaefer, David Magnu- ron, Ruth Schaefer, Helen Egan, Carl Wagner, Edson lockwood, Minnle Clark, Frank Barber, Walter Gum- precht, Mrs. Gullford. Lemoline Bak- er, Inez Campbell Raymond Walker, Ethel Lester, Miss Koplowitz and | Hurlbut Griswold Courte Prosperity and Progress Plan to Unite At a meeting of Court Progress, ¥ of A. held last night, a committes was appointed to conslder the propo- sition of making Court Prosperity and Court Progress a consolidated organi- the members and it is belleved that the court will be known as Court Prosperity as that court was the first branch Instituted in the city. om- corn of Court Progress were installed after the business meeting. John Barry Patron of Irish Societies Here At a meeting of Thomas Ashe and James Connelly councils of the Asso- $I0N | ciation for the Recognition of the Re publie in Ireland, held last evening, in Judd's hall.the councils voted to amal- . | gamate under the name of Commo- dore John Barry council. The name | was chosen from among several pre. . | mented. Commodore Barry was of Bergstrom, ask the for ap- bt of $32, few minor the report o Lith- 5 Eust police been .33 Irish descent and a pioneer in the movement for an American navy that could compete with England. N. M. DAIRY TO BUILD The New Haven Dairy company has taken a permit for a $15,000 addition gation. This plan is favorable among | the near future will see this end | reached. If acted upon and decided, | to ita ice-cream manufactory on Woodland street. Tho place s being enlarged in preparation for a busy summer season. A second floor will be added to part of the present struc- ture. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921. Last call on Men’s % Last call on Men’s Overcoats | 5 il o Overcoats BN ¥ $24.75 - (R $32.75 Values up to $45.00. T ‘m}(("l Values up to $65.00 BESSE - LELAND’S Watch for the opening of the “Bigger Better Store” Tomorrow, Saturday, J anuary 22,1921, Last Day Of Our Removal Sale And Also the Last Day in Our Old Store. We shall close our old store Saturday night, remaining closed until a week from Saturday, January 29th, and at that date we shall open for business in our new home—the “ BIGGER BETTER STORE. ” All merchandise has been greatly marked down for our Final Clearance. Our stock is limited, but what we have will be sold at a SPECIAL REDUCTION for our FINAL DAY CLEARANCE. Following are a few of the Special Reductions that you will find here: Men'’s Men’s Heavy Wool Boys’ Neckwear Shirts and Drawers Odd Pants 2 for $1.00 $2.69 $1.45 Values up to $2.00 Values up to $5.00 Values up to $3.46 Men’s Men’s Bristol Mills Heavy Wool Hose Shirt and Drawer 35¢ a pair. 95¢ Value 65c¢. Value $1.50. Men’s dark brown Ki Men’s Women'’s & grey Mocha Gloves Soft Hats Eyelet Ties $1.85 $3.00 $3.95 Value $4.50. Values up to $7.00. Values $9.00 BESSE-LELAND CO. 38 Stores o 38 Cities Always More Value for Less Money. REMEMBER the “BIGGER BETTER STORE” will be open for business Saturday morning, January 29th. . Watch for Further An:¢>uncements.