New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1921, Page 2

1 FISHING INSPIRES 4 ANE oo POETESS G R A Y iDilugh(er of H. G. Voight Wites | Poem Alter Accompanying Father | WEEK' GREAT STORIES OF de THE WEST [ rem Il of this popular author’s books in our book department. Foias ne Miss Virginin K. Voight, daughter of Voight, formerly of this city, is, her age of 15, developing inte s Mr. Volght's friends will is quite was employed & in thig eity Burlington of his favorite resorts oing to New Haven, where he presidém and general manager o Interlock Hardware company, he made numerous ing trips to i ection and st Sunday h aceompanied him upon the ex She 50 Im- d with the beautie of the scene she composed the following poein A Woodland Idyl. dows ihed ‘fn a he When he & Erwin plant brook was one Since daughter cursion to Burlington was $1.00 per volume. THE on Drug Store 169-171 Main Street. me fuy rolden slow, glo Upon blow, And the fic with bloom. the of the thfush ndd like ftly rending That hover he chime of a silver bell the solemn hush the shady dell FREE purchase of San & Darkly the From the T'he And Ween columns of pine arise lope above the mcer; swaying tips Kiss the smdling skies, u bluebird circles nea With every ved Anointing OItm [prepared with herb o i peee fedte (K& D .. 1 et ntol wnm., n b otig 1.0fe B course of the stony stream arghed by kings of old, the mist Follow the To the gorge To the waterfall 1-gieam, un fiiters in where is And a veil of gold While You ¥ay, Buy These hills where the birch ENTRAORDENAKY SHTINT VALLEN sheens white And the cardinal flames near his nest, A\ thicket of laurel, a beauteous sight, Crowning the rounding crest Our Entire Stock of ed gold disk of the setting sun dusk is drawing a shimmer, T he Horsfall-Label o ancy Woven-Madras Shirts hest Imported and including large Anderson or the gone stars done, Tis night on the hills Virginia Francls are day is of Burlington Voight MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. Ada Piefier Pleasantly Sur- prised Last Evening. Ada Pleffier, danughter of Mr. Willlam Pieflier of 469 East pleasantly surprised at her home last evening. the occasion being a miscellaneous showe @ered by girl friends employed American Hostery, on Park street Many pretty, as well as useful gifts were received by the bride-to-be, Miss KEdith Putnam favored with sev- accompanied by Miss piano. Miss the bride of Satur- Miss Made of the - Miss and Mrx ywards street, was nd_upwards $5 und up upwards. T . ke Hongfall & ompuny ASYLLI M STREET eral vocal solos Molly Farrel Pleffier is to Puul Durward day 18 the ome Thompson on June OFF Have Tmpressive a Hall. ng of the Sir of St Vega hall, installed W Viee Sons of St. George Ceremon 03 At Franc Georme. the following W. Pres., J. H ttersall Pres.. W. M. Crandall Sluney; Treas. w John Asst. Sec.. W. Broadley Frank Chant: W. Asst tHareld Rawlings. Gr Mo: the ome Ve i the in regu Drake lodge held last night at officers were Sons “It Pays to y Our Kind.” CITY ITEMS Ro Hat | rdvt | ut w Messenger, Chaplain Messenger ind Lodge Dep- officers " eben 388 hiwt Main street salo nt stalled and motions werc to hear John | made rs are S1cth Ward | urg hall tonight at bers of 1 pmodore to the lodge attend next meetin ounell of the ed to Mary's school more o St 1ok the reports SAILORS HOME Walter 14 a cted his ter wnd vy and 1 with « s a cornetist eparted ns iness Musicier He trom cont has AN hosprtal Fredericks of enlistment with Peen dischatged with of the muslcal o nizations. Thomas Kileen is spending nt resting ets to commer dutie o wecks mvy's L Aclals of the Taplin aman ompany at Woodland irlough at his home police aman Rielard Forsythe had thrown . brief wweation TABS EXJOY HIKE Twenty members of the Y. M. T. / & H. soclety’s hiking elub ook part t a hike last™hizht te Farmington returning to this city by was of Plain- ville. Alhowgh the jaunt the longest taken by the ¢lub thus far, the 20 hikers were going strong at finish manufactur treet that boyk in the is home stones otterwise plant and was entire the MARRY IN |1>ql ONOCK wedding ecrtificate has led to the local town clerk 1onock office, showing Jo: been May performed to have ceremony was John F. Joseph's ehurch, Quinlan Poquoneck pastor BOY HONORED recent election of the Junior class at enssclaer Polytechnic Ir tute, Troy N. Y.. Bdward H. Christ of this city was eléctad a thember of the HEp Committes, Mr, Christ Is ahrolled fh the Chemical Engineerihg Depart. ment LOCAL HE BREAD SHOP || . : We Wil Sell T, BISCL II"A Limited Number of Dozens At 100 Per Do r Own Make of Br st mortow TO GRADUATE Miss Lillian of Mr. and Mre Church street, is a as AS NURSE Bloomquist, John Bloomquist of member of the nnd B v Bread o isin Bread . ee Cakes, all kinds Crenm Goods, ¥ ¥ ipped Cream Shortenkes u.m Notive Berries. class to graduate nurses at Bridgeport hospital this week. Mr, and Mrs. Bloomquist will attend the commencement exaxclses DIES l\ 'lll’\\l-hllli Word has been réveived of the denth of E"Qd"irl Collins of Iln\r\, STOP / ' NAUGIWEON'S PREAD shov daughter | l l I ! i the | the NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE, 10, 1921, SPRING PAINTING Better Materials Insure Longer Protection We Sell Better PAINTS, VARNISHES and WALL PAPERS for Every Purpose See Our New Cut Out Borders THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY Wholésale and Retall Dealers in INTS, VARNISH, LEAD AND OILS $ { GDLASS, PUTTY, BRUSHES WALL PAPER, ROOM MOULDINGS, METAL CEILINGS, ETC 3—5 FRANKLIN SQ. New Britain, Conn. CHAS. DILLON & CO. Charles Dillon E, H. Dillen HARTFORD White Millinery All the Vogue White Georgette Crepe Hats White Milan Hats Juliette Felt Hats White Felt Hats White Trimmings in Ostrich Fancy Feathers White Flowers P GROTTO MEMBERS GO RAVING MURDERER, TO NEW HAVEN SAT. IS GIVEN REPRIEVE New Britain Will Send Goodly Dele- [ Ten Days Given Just Before Exe- zation to Elm City cution Hour to Test Sahity of Ceremonial Slayer in Sing Sing New York before Paul sized this good June of that a Aziz Grotto Hven tomorrow 10. Guidice, expected ~Three hours from It is delegation will strapped in a tjacket and raving like a maniac, was to Be carried to the in Sing Sing la&t nightV city go to New stry evening th witness the annual spring 1onial of Hejaz Groto in this city 1l will be held in the apel electric chair Th Hyperion and a large « descend into the l street ! candidates will rrotto and some will probably ascend the same time. Those from this city woh plan to o wre advised to meet at the store of arden Lawes Miller A com- ceremor theater received word that Governor on Ct of had granted & ten-day reprive. mission will pass on the condemned man's sanity La Guidice stabbed Mrs. Sophia Fichera to death in Rochester .It was charged that her husband induced him to murder the woman. The husband is serving a life sentence in Auburn Prison. La Guidice’s story at the trial was that Ficherm and a4 companion threatened to kill him unless he killed Mrs. Fiche The jury pa ed upon the man's sanity when it returned a verdict of guilty. Since then La Gul- dice is said to have admitted feigning insanity in an effort to escape the chair. His ever, a lunacy three weeks ago. by Dr. Charles W. keepsie, Teported him same is was beforc the man-hegan raving Ten days ago he tore off his clothing and fought al who approached him. He was put in a straitjacket. For the last three davs and nights he has raved continuously Past Monarch Adna F. Johnson, 139 Muin street at 5:30 p. m. Those who own automobiles requested to come prepared to take members with them. Those without machines will find transportation provided for them Aziz Grotto will hold its annual outing at Lake Compounce two weeks from today. are ART AND SCIENCE HIBITION Mary's parechial three The rooms of St actions in the death cell, were sueh that Gov. Miller had commisgion examine him This board, heade.l Pilgrim of Po school will open for the next how- days, commencing tomorrow, for an science An ex- at the domestic school exhibit of art and work by pupils of the hibit of cooking will be shown afternoon, from 2 and on Monday affernoou the rt anl bit will be con- tion is extend- to attend these sehool tomorfow to 4 between the same hours, domestic exh ducted. A special inv ed to the hibits o'clock publi ex- v IS PROMOTED re posted vesterday after- RILEY Nutices v TEMPLARS GONYENE noon 3 anneuncitizg that Frank Riley, a fore- dapartments the zeneral Sixty-sccond Annual Conference Held nan in one of the large Tius beeh ulvvhted fh foremanship of all the heading de- partments in the plant. A large num- ber of employes, estimated at over 200 were indefinitely laid off last night at the sfameé concern — —— — — — ] WANTED Only Experienced DRESSMAKERS to work part time. at O. U. \. M. Hall Today—FElec- tion of Oflicers, 35 delegates from all the 62a session of the Grand Temple of Con- necticut of the ot Honor and Temperance, at the O. ¥, A. M hall today. The convention started 1t 10 o'clock when reports were \wmd Rev. JohWn L. Davis, pastor of the Trinity Methodist church, gave About over state, attended annual Templars the Corbin Serew Corporation, | IS AN OPPORTU YOUR LIVING EXP] LOWEST—READ HERE MAKE SATURDAY SPECIALS FRESH FRESH CRISCO 1 1b can 1% b Print BRICK CHE Pound MARGARINE 1 1b Print .. 22¢ JPURE FOOD 367 MAIN STREET) — Don’t Fail to See Our Meet Display the Quality is Excellent BEEF PORK LAMB LEAN BEEI FRESH LEAN SHORT CUT TO BOIL . LEGS ...... : 32¢ LEAN FANCY b POT ROA FORE QUARTERS . Ib 20(: BONELL FRESH CUT 25 ROLL LAMB CHOPS .... Ib C LEAN SWEET SNTEW LAMB ... CLOVER LI BACON ... FRESH KILLED 10c 16¢c 23c 30c 20c FRESH SHOULDERS FRESH OCUT PORK. CHOPS . . ALL PORK AGE MEAT .. Soo0 D OASTS . 1b - cur RIB ROASTS LEAN SHOULDER Ty I ()IH, LEGS VEAL SH KFURTS ... CHOPPED SHOULDER STEAK Ib w 24¢ .., ‘l 6¢ C I\L FPROM _18c 9:00 to 11:00 A iCIAL FROM 3:00 TO 6:00 P. M. ROUND SIRLOIN PORTERHOUSE ARMOUR’S BEST 4 TO 6 Ib. AVERAGE SMOKED Steak Ib 24c|Shouiders ib 15¢ Here Are Four Big Specials—All Extra Values DBEST FRESH CREAMERY STRICTLY FRESH Butter ,», ox|Eggs Ibs 63c 'l \\}DTF BEST WHOLE )m LARD Ib 11c|CHEESE Ib20g COFFEE TEA COCOA w 25¢ | ALL VARISTIES ?,_!b 35¢ | ansoraTELY P:R“;JS 25¢ 21c E : s 25¢ SWEET CREAMY TOMATO CORN ....... 2 cans CATSUP .... 2 Bottles 25C 2o 23c€ w356, I EARLY JUXN GOLD Ml‘.D QI: $l 35 ) _rrour ... doz 32(: C b 19c GRAP FRFITT 3 for 35c S 1b LARGE RAISINS ~ 1b 27c OUR FAMOUS DINNER BLEND ifi—i\’]v]c\:u*un.\'rm) 2 cans LARGE Ll \IO\ S Q“Tl’r JUICY Jb 10c l ORANGES . eca 9¢ b 10e I 3 COCOANTTS .. r POTATOES ... 5S¢ ick Retarns Use Herald Classified Advts Lean Smoked Legs of - SHOULDERS Fandy LANB Lean ¥Fresh SHOULDERS 16¢ 1 SPECIAL 12 A. M. TO 4 P. M. Sugar Cured BACON 23¢ ™ e eere— AL DAY SPECTAL 7 SUGAR other purchases » 1h FPRCIAL T TO 9 AL M. SPECIATL 12 A, ML of Round, EXTRA 7 TO Bost cut Sirloin. Short Porterhionsé STEAKS 23c 1b. 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