New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1921, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 26 AYTIME | KACEARAUSKAS DIES I8 CZZTE[‘S: Al PRI§“~N :r ONIuHY Fishing Reds Former Local Man Goes to Gal- k:;t& lows ior\l{dflr»d?err;i?n Milord {8 B. C. PORTER SONS qE ‘ J- FiSsilllkS[l,;ne::s . John Kac « 5 eelfisbngROdS\ ething to dont. "l cu e ; Dowsgind. Mindews bp the children onl brutal mur- [ beg to announce the removal of their Undertak- ; of Mil- - pbruary exeen ing Department to their new up-to-date rooms L H @ o I3 o2 o ] o used. T St at 19 Court Street, i Everything That’s “Fit” for Fishing - port m { killing ot . S Here you will find everything most modern and N I p tlonel'y e te b T his et e sanitary, with the best and most scientific H: HERBERT L MILLS 4 el - o methods and equipment. B * : ven count partment | oo e v e T ! HARDWARE = 336 MAIN STREET The home atmosphere is a feature. , ; - THE — : - ™ : You will find large, airy, well furnished living - ‘ 1 el B rooms; spacious display rooms and sanitary, K : 1|| Dl'llg Stl)l'e b — | tiled floor work rooms at your command. - OWN A HOME 71 Main Street. This added equipment will be an added con- 128 BRIGHTON ST.—Bungalow, all improvements, nearly venience to our many friends. new and a very desirable location. MOST WONDERFUL " ‘ | . . 196 CARLTON ST.—Another desirable bungalow for b 3 Undertaking Dept. 19 Court St. ’Phone 269-3 only $5,000. Plll'e g ‘ VANCE STREET—5 room cottage for $5,000. en Suits IOy e e T — Fo——— ».| “W 1 ’>_‘f"f’7‘m“ i SUNS OF VETERANS | DIVORCES GRANTED Y. W. C. A. ACTIVITIES und Navy ixtremely - g ! . ——— | and very moderately the Chernock family, attacked the | Charles Cowdrey Awarded Custody of | Sale Will Be Held Next Tuesday Eve- woman in the aft of February ) | while she was ding to her REAnY F']R M“NnAY Child Also—Ilds Bengston l)o('l\inn]: ning 0 Aid Children Suf < as sma « ld. The b E he ur- | H t $16 75 | [ .|I.‘-‘y:-.- ““N wl‘“ ¢ r':““”_‘ Inu':‘lnu | Reserved by Judge Haines. } Result of Industrial Situati | " i ~ 5 1 T A . him was intense 1e trial and con- . . Judge Haines reserved dec n in The tennis 't is 3 £ & + s court is open on Thurs- viction and the time set for the oxecu- | AJ| Plang Completed 10 Aid iD wiimins o aivorce at the superior | day. ana in fine shape. Tse o this | i tion ix among the speediest in Con- is fre. » membe v . ttoet court at Hartford vesterday, in the | IS free to members, who should sign Kacearauskas was arrested at his | Memonal Exemlsfis case of Ida Bengston whose maiden ;:f:\:’:lih CINSS =8 facitaivancetas room in Bridgeport a short time afte name was Carlson, agairfst Alfred There will be two sessions of public the discovery of the crime wrough- | e out his trial he showed no apparent General orders for L. D. Penfield, b - Do llomad ol don Bengston charged t her husband ; " ““‘"I\l"' ':’“':‘ l'”’ st "l"' e e [Camp No. 16. Sons of Veterans, : deserted her five: ) after thelt The swimming pool will be closed ' ISAGily WENMIAtGS LN O ave | marriage which togk place en Octo- | Friday and = Bengston, both of this city. Mgrs. | roller skating this Saturday evenina wturday of this week, to g ber 18, 1908. ! be opened again on Tuesd The an- age Febb o “eb 8. he | been app ed © he Memo | 4 an: f Judg ||' Webt -I- February 2 he | been appointed on th “"‘_" | Charles W. Cowdrey of. Wethers-|,nual swimming meet will. take place m?'ns pleaded gullty, and was at once sen- | pay committec L. Bachus, .n].. ¥ | fleld was granted a divaree by Judge | on Tuesday, May:31, with fancy swim- '“_‘ A 2 St o th oy G. Smith, K./t Hitchcock, J { Haines from Ma R, Cowdrey, Cow- | wing, diving and contests. All jthese. derson, F. H. Hende A et y v o x s . 3 sylum 8 R aetird ’ i it v\":_'f\'\".;_“:,, B o & irey claims to h not seen Wis witk } whor wish 1o take part, whether to v von- A ance Octgber, 1917." Her r¢sidénce | compete for the medals ‘or not, are |- Y - Pays to Buy Our Kind™ . adendptind (RS pberlain. s is unknown. A child. both th the | asked: te :sigh ufp bBefore the:‘end of J = brown k‘ld < ki N e W marriage, was givén io the husband. | the week. Fast Main and Center street ob- | Hill, James Re 8 |, A M. The couple were former residents’ of The Outdoor club, aided by the . b - ————— bery. the motive for the killing of the | 1s0q B. Wood. New Britain, Tuesday. Hiker's, are planning to give = m ITEMS Chernocic women was the semts cwes | i« rwbthord 61t tn purkauifes Sons | © poherta Neal Mahon. af Newing- | .a lawn party and cake and candy sale ¢ R b e A Tl e B S e Y e e U SRR ST Shoe Ele ST k by Detective | ;. o, Memorial. Day des A her in Brooklyn.pu Recemy- | pose of the sile is to help P e c gdflc‘e e and records, Menry Morans', | gergeant A ardson, at that| mpe Lrothers are to meet at G. i 906, She was also granted | and food for children who a ! " tr 'r| 1 man. 162 Main street at 10:30 2| o o her maiden name which was |‘ing(from the unemployment nation, AStle idea from the Walk-Over cers, and when ar rned before “Phe following bdrothers minutes afte = Tha lawn will be de arch th e the meet- | 1y ; fine i me it | T T pe highty appre : e B style designer. Notice the delight- 'r;:u’.m .l.r 4|||n|-HIAI serien of | means hix end tonight |ir the brothers would gather s | 3 S R e o ful symmetry —the exquisite Baby o played. T alr will or the G. A. R. and deliver them j 3 R S ) i : . ace I Judd's 1 Main S R O e reammar school bétween 7:30 | Women's.and Ladies’ Aid Sacicties of | BWER: SN : Louis llec‘l That 1s as h e Qrs - 4 ek e | girls who are interested in go- . much as C0. I VETS. ANNUAL [#na o b m. M 1931 - D e s Ing (o Al immmer feamp/or Conference) a. and Battie ¢ state | o ; . 1 [ Thurs. Eve e | i ort for duty ai S1 Omeers of the Women's society and | - Al totet o ineizta s s boon ) picture can tell you. : ok 1 Axanams o e tadioet AnE e as possibic vn of Ne n and Curley's fl. decorste tWe |thS Ladies. AlQ sscigty. respectivaly, | == e g HPaas acted @ o i o el R i N I:::; ™ e Aifred 11 Griswold Elected Captain at e anadl vatarans were clected at the Methodist church OICOTT AND TOOMIS FINED. There 15 a fetching cut-out‘at the sides of i 1te Iy Theeting tonixne | Meeting ang Banquet 1etd ac State | CEve on of a veteran who vesterday afternoon 2 vs: Ababs Oraniiatn et this button strap pump and a pretty Uipping ' 3 - > | owns a car should offer it - y ‘N > e ge tt . ard L s, . i w woclety will hold a ey Arch | Neee ( . ool . . E : BO ABIaTn e Rosa'by) iyhstice at the vamp that give the ankle an attractive Y. W. C. A i bt C ;i sitoh- | = Leonard J. Collins at West Hartford pose. The Baby Louis heels are and Mrs. John A The annual meeti « . "‘”;“'V’I‘I“'l" We Bl i : % % ATt last night charged with operating- an very smart on this model. and Mr. and of Company Veterans co was | em et e : : et utomobile without © a license on | : will roceive bten. : b thin Brothers will assemblo i vk "\|"""" S o, | lights. _ Oleott was fined 0 as it | - t 1 ! ter | May 30 | 2 : M Havohl Degt | was his sccond oftense while Loomis bun Ldnnes Kaller e dndt e RER e e ! ¥ g = 'l-.‘.r\; fined $30.32. Officer Frishane of = - . 5o af the arvang: members were present and the fol- - BUC I\\"‘l"l‘l' .: etary. s . Mrs. illiam Cashmere. Hhet tlare: atredad Shonr i 4 Da“d Mannlng’s s wuits, - that yo vo | lowing officers werc elected to merve _WEIR, Comm= | estod ¢ of—ihe Athletio kind. Best in | for the suing year: Captain, Al- rans will holc ————— m rup. Monler Hros, The Sport fred H. Griswold irst leutenant, | ¥peck « "",I'” May 27 wo = o o= = oda Store.—advt Willlam 13 Montague: sccond Meuten- t and directions f gves you right. KElks' grill | ant, Peter Duffy: first ser nt, E. P. | Memorial Ds s e a“ Smith, and quartermaster Hat Co.. Arcnde.—advt, acts of vaudeville and a bax ——— Weel O, Slater and 1<|l|‘|yv" . g . N 211 Main Str t e e A e e raoat Sdianer. fleuing mnd Mont the right kind of food can - > ' TETTR | b Bl were: stven by Framk 1. 3 o 1 Tomorrow be as helpful to your 'bod.y BN Captaindose i Biatery L ADIS-N - L8 s t, Under Civie Club. asit is d?eliséht:ful to your beld at the Swate Armery on Arch |y hal Main street uel Magson, Colonel A Licutenant Fdward : . The first annual alumni dance under ta.ste, you:ll be intereSted— in 'x.: or. " Th e T R these scientific facts about festivities of the evening nded with the drinking of a xilent toast 1o | . hoal. Members of the present sen- members of the company who have : jor cla. and the graduates and ex ""(‘| NP , \embers of the past five classes, will ] A MAKES the meeting la t which will be = ““’”'"‘("“] el monlor g We Rent all makes of Typewriters. Get our Speclal Summer - nding practically . the entire e: ense : the last one of the meason. The ac- S TR nes Rates, it will pay you. e the affair, which is to be an elab . 5 Svition ot the nization Will be ;00 though informal social, making Typewriter and Adding Machine Supplies. remumed at the regular monthly meet- | {0 PR (U daes with bt | The unusual nutriment of ing in August a small_admission charge. Leonard wheat and malted barley' is e B e i e bartly pre-digested in the New Britain Typewriter Exchange 1o be conducted. = P, 3. O'Nel s The following program has been mak ng of Grape =Nuts. v 72 WEST MAIN STREET, TELEPHONE 612, Naughton's i e x e T T You get much food value . Bread Shop AR o e St Chome iR ) i ing, Miss Rotha Staples: vocal | in small bulk,and the stom- ing the civil service examinations for solo, Miss Doris Lradley: monologue. | aking s Our Business, We Make and Hake Good appointment to the fire department ' Jack Kiley: vocal solo, Kathleen ach is never ocver-taxed. oy ollows Crowleyi vocal solo. James J. Dona- | Iie ; Tl | B R il — Grape:Nats is afood for STEAMSHIP TICKETS We wish you to be the judge s R. Flood 91, P. J. Jagee $500 against Walenty and Rose Mur- a“ id kel e S e, [l LS Mo et ) || “There's & Reason 'TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD P Hioke Joue tsine. poy en (|| 20, Jomoe O Boach WLk Fiv unte-had encreached and tarpased | || . Made by Postum Ceresl Companyhe. | GEORGEAMUIGLEY 237 %A! NEW RRITAIN CONN for your treuble 2 Yaines Michael _aud obstyuctions upen it. Constable | ; Battle Crcek.Michigan. ’ > Y T s