New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 9, 1921, Page 2

ERYTHING HE BRIDE-- IALLY RE- ENGRAVING lettering solves the prob wedding invitations At derate ractive ncements v looking than the and not ed script w0 nearly 1 let as the new shade done b experienced texture distinetion te on fine paper this harked notices Rellef in nd sample forms of your Depart ready for stationery THE son Drug Store 171 Main Street. RED SUN AND MOON 'OLDS Catarrh, Whe is is the week to buy your RAW AT it here from a large lection of the brid's Finest Hats moderate prices. T ke Hongfall @omflmy Asylum St., Hartford Pays to Buy Our Kina” ITY ITEMS. an and records, Menry Morans your wning Co awning order and Decorating Meers cloct onor, No. 19 in O, U, A, M of Phoenix Tem will be instal hall, 277 Main the grand deputy M tland. Visitors ex v f*reestone Templ R i will served fruit ange k.~-adve. of month 1% off 'y s strawberry ice McEnroe's cream Wes: Women's silk Co we-lLeiand n women get these days they talk t the cost of living. MERE I8 RICES AT A DROP IN THIN NTORE. Visit This Bread Shop Cuts NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MAY o, 1921.- MCLEAN ACTIVE U. 8. Senator From Connecticnt In- '_Ngw; Britain Boys’ Club News | Claarman A June 1. €. EMERSON, Editor. . KNAT trend w ( B » ~ 4 o N EDITED BY AND IN B. HUCK, Shop Mzr. I OF BOYS. board of asscssor VOLUME in Congress Te MAY 9 . 1921, Benedict of Virgil the Palmer of mtor " — the Georg Connecticut of nate introduced and o United ovn KIND OF man A MAN. ind untlinchingly, wrong number States we lows Bil standin to petitions today in Tha | o " the And smiles a ists, + knuckled faith for you me, which are fac world long as the ex- N1V senate imending It rules of elative ' ywyp and force like changes In existing | Petitions of vich Cent ; v He arging .\ he life es where aching of, is the lives he is pre Unlon the Connecticut most need of restc nd unrestrict- love And feelin That the bad are e g commercial ge and travel in the ef half glad as the still, witl g privileges o to fan repub- good e der ud “ trade, et Petitions Brid cheprey Hristol e strikes straiz but for the right- Kiwani club = 1 of ind Won No Selcheprey The At Auxilia 4= the ) Kkind of and me Riley \ man for Whitcomb No. 2, Am th Conne James post I« Bristol and Waterbury speedy AT K. les- and the of Edutation urging the legivlution nsked by the Junior fnoor nday and naciment . . work. Junior iy Senlor ‘baseball practice at a Walnut Hill park. Prind ety clay moldi class; carpentry of Nor-| oy enday practice for oo club : k u »bby Bumps protesting . permitting thenics and the i L team glon in interest { bled sol- and Women's club Carmel Carmel ( mecticut \inst the government N rks ¢ommercial purposes | Petition of No. | Vete New | that ' rhursday—Comets and E: door practi sallors n class etitions of ad Mt begin- ners; movies, and Seige of ( W ednesday esthenics Junior and and floor 10 bageball team practice Wolf baseball to be tional i used f¢ work Orioles Yot e prac- Howard Bossa Wars requesting signed with Cleveland Be authorities of | ° | class Friday and floor and m practice. Saturday-—Juvenile printing class, meawe. | HANDSOME CUP FOR “DOC” Optician Cubs indoor ine of Foreigr ynann, Connecticut agles in- oy pastel treaty of peace untit Grovey delivered to the country etition baseball team 10 carpentry. 1ol is this ut Troop N meeting printi and Senior cale work; clay moldin; indoor baseball Junior st Ca- | of | of members anan Grange, No. 13 Htusbandry of « Connecticut, ¢ the daylight of K Patrons anecticut, £ Comets State Canaan rosin N naar ; posi th police court; passuge of ure saving meas- NOTICES, his evening the Boys’ Club An E Chance,” a that the altke. will no moving pictures iesday evening of this week Junior baseball teams will meet their coach at the Walnut Hill park, diamond No. 2, at ‘clock. | The Senior baseball teams will meet their coach Wednesday afternoon at 2:00 p. m. at the Walnut Hill park, Diamond No. 2. will health old and w | | al icture will interest Bowlers Present I, her be Guire with a Beautiful Trophy " the King on Alleys McGuire, a local optician, | 14 possessor of « “hand oph awarded by the mem- howling league of optica knocking the | of wexeral alls | Az17 GROTTO WILL “.'| HAVE LADIES’ NIGHT have been o corners the past season wis made at the closed “the s in the engraved, prowess of anquet son laxt form of a and ealls officinlly I'he trophy nd Ix neatly tention to the spilling the imapl W in cuy " ——— and Dance Arranged Minstrel Show for Wednesday Evening at Y. W. C. A. Hall. | | i | ! | = The event of the scason for tho { members of Aziz Grotto and their lady ' friends will be held at the Y. W. C, A, Conn. Inventions s Patents Issued April 26, 1921, »F the | ,uditorium on Wedne: night. The committea has arranged for a min strel 32 girls, to be fol- lowed by @ dance. The program ia ‘ follows Opening chorus, Gypsy,”” “Av ur Eyes H For-17vol Grant: “Bright 2 4 | laatham: “Kentucky Louis 1. Curran and G. F. Donnelly, | Sohubert: “Trail to Home Sweet suth Meriden Electrically-con- | y | trolled welghing smeale : fome,” Dellio Young; “Ohio.”" Maria | Blankenberg: “Do You Ever Think of Davia J Seymour. Line-cast- . S, Patent Office (0 Connee- show with f ticnt Inventors. . List furnished by office of ifarold | Manning, 168 street, Wa- | n.) | Little | dng:t X Grand Sylvestce T. Cohane, Hartford. Davis fe.” Agnes Elliott; “*On the Fiji Isle, Peterson: “Baby Dream U Olive Ward: “I Used to Love You, But 1t's All Over Now.” Gertrude Ander- son: “Garden of Smiles,” Mary Wil- | closing chorus, “Rose of Old “Just Like a Gypsy Your Nest,” *“The - Bell M nozzle Sound bottling William Fowler Beach spensing {1 | ¢thines. for ma- | Harry Grender, Eridgeport. Cuc- » holde nia." ather wrd Friederich York, N. ¥ of milling Hart w Haven minstrel troupe Interlocutor—Misa Maa Sanderson. oists—Missea 1vol Grant, hy Lathawm, Agnea Elliott, Mary Mrs. Dellie Younsg, Mrs Thae Muller. Hartford & Whitr Machine fo blanks cutter “and method | o Olive un Ward. 1ind Men =on. Hazel Mariv Blankenberg. Chorus Minnie Harriet Jackson, Helen Conroy. AMoylon Conlon, Huldah Borg, Louise Ruth Linden, Mary Fer- ore, Elizabeth Hiltpold, Nonie Glinn. Lillian Culver, Amy Leavitt, Kathryn ! White, Marjorie Sleath, Astrid Ander- M Anderson, Anna Newman. | Grace Waite, Huldah Swanson, Mrs | 1da Leavitt, Mrs. Mabel Hough com- Pianist—Mrs. Flavis May. Rifle- | Following the entertainment danc- | ing will be enjoved and music will be furnished by Curley’'s orchestra. It will remind you of “An Old Fashioned on the banks of the “Coral the ightingale W ng’* “The Blues' while “Margie’ ved “C: from “Jimmy" who was “Whispering” “Honey Girl"" Biit- | your Eves” and will * “All for You' in | ! ind A Coupling Liridgeport H. Rair hook Me photo- Stanley Oponiak ftlen Plantsville Joh W Ozols, Misses Gertrude Ander- "N Schubert, Signe Peterson, material Misses Gritzmach- W New mechanism M. G. Phillips to the Phillips ton Sanford, frame Creedy ( Shep to the 1 Washington ruphi | Victo 10" the Cluteh Itoss liristol Mfg Assiznor company Departure Firnhaber, New Time Haven. Switch Timing device Salisbury. Auto | son Assignor company. Sh Joseph ¥ top window d. Bridgeport Ordnance D. pany, of grenade. Charles ¥ to the company. Kite Smith, New Connecticut Haven. As- Aireraft observ: captive or Garden” loon ! ' where e E. Smith, Naugatuck. As- : to the Worcest Metal Goods | rece company Waterbury re-lock Augustus W. Wessoleck, New Windshield-cleancr Arthur L. Willia Waterbury signor to the Waterbury | corporation. Carrier Paul L. L Toy pistol Design Pa Bodmer The Cla signor love uild = June. ain “Love Brass Goods AT Aid Society porial on Thursday. held at tanle auspices Thurs- at RUMMAGE CHURCH. Yorgensen Hartford Given By ™t of Stanley M Britain Works Christian Assignor to ot Willlam J signor to the patents—one for tray) Harvey Hubbell tachment-pl Andrew T Plane-block ‘rade Mark acon Fall Beacon Fall oled shoes will be 100l rooms of h under the Aid society on The e will begin Stanley Saw- | A rummage sale the Sun As- | Memorial ¢ (Two | of the Ladie ! day afternoon. o'clock The | to rec Hines, Hartford Fuller Brush (o for sink-scraper and the other At- be ladies in the churca irticles of contributia ale, on Wednesd E to 4 o'clock and from 10 o'clock in in the aft- will the | towards the noon from Thursday morning, morning to 2 o'clock crnoon when tic sale begins. Cloth- of every variety, kitchen utensils furnishings, framed pic- linen, and many other will be on Bridgeport. ¢ receptacle ive urnbull, New Britain on Shoe | the 1% rub- n | household ture ful lrothers 5 % S use- rticles M A Fuller of strect to the police that while | taking a in a saloon at the cor- ot Kast Main street and Hartford svenue Saturday night, e one took " GAVE dward o rd Lyme Ay ussell Mfg. com ters and hose Applications for o any, Middlctown. | ipporters Trade Mark Regis- ion. | | | | | ! i 1 l l ] sion: Chairman ¥ ind Commissioners P. C. 1 Alling Fred | board of Winel ¢ “Junior, Rifle ' corps/ Will | oS’ = meet at the Boys' Club rooms at 7:30 p. M., Friday O. B. A. meeting this evening at the B. A. rooms of importance time Al tend and eveni finunce Considerable husiness will take place at this members urged to are at- An Irishman examined the doctor’s | bill carefully and remarked that he was willing to pay for the medicine but the visits he 1d return SUCC *Tis the coward who stops tune; the day; *Tis the fool who wins half the battle, Then throws all his chan away. There's little in life but labor, And tomorrow Imay prove dream,— iccess is the bride of Endeavor, And luck but a meteor’s gleam. The time to succeed is when others, Discouraged show traces of tire; The battle tought in the home stretch— “twixt we at misfor- Tia knave who changes cach but a is And won- the flag and the wire. —John Trotwood Moore. city children ziven a how visited gl do you a of like Some farm. poor 1 wish our milkman had a ble dream last ht. “What waq it “1 dreamed that I was eating shred- ded wheat and when I woke up, half the mattress was gone Tommy played till he v very tired and didn’t want.to say his pray- but Mother insisted. So he be- ow 1 lay ma down to sleep, T ¢ the "Lord my soul to keep—"" “if.— prompted Mother. “If he holl let him meeny, mino, mo.” zo. Eney, TO BOMB BATTLESHIPS Airplanes Will Practice on Captured | German Boats Off Virginia New York, May 9.—Two seaplanes which for eight weeks have been proficiently dropping bombs on dun my battleships near the Rockaway naval station have arrived, navi thorities here were advised today, Hmpton Rods, Va., two former at where this week German battleships to be made targets in an aerial bomb- ing test. The planes made the flight to the roads. yesterday afternoon. are They surckharat s; Chairman William B. Rossberg of the water board; C. civil service the Chambe Mclntyre, Beloin and taxation. 10 for 10 cts FIELD STRUCK BY AUTO, I2dward Reinholdt of 171 Pleasant street, while driving down Church street Saturday night in his automo- bile, struck L. A. Wilcox of 130 Hart street. The accident happened in front of The *“Herald"’ building. Rein- holdt told the police that Wilcox stepped suddenly from the sidewalk out upon the road and the accident was unavoidable. 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