New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 5, 1921, Page 10

10 U. S. MARINE BAND HERE OCTOBER 16 Capt.. W. H. Santelmann An- ! Captain William H of | the United States Marine band hag announced the program for the eve- ning of Sunday, October 16, at which | time the Eddy-Glover post, American | Legion, h-s arranged to bring the | intelmann Cemetery Municipal garage fund Interest and discounts . Payments on principal Dog license fund . Subway CITY HAS $1,191,908, 130,687.44, ing to the there is still an une report of Comptroller H Departments and es 5 Incidentals City building treet lighting reet sprinkling Street improvement fund State highway account Police department . Fire department Health department Sewer construction fund Bewer maintenance . Charity department State aid to widows Home service comm Consolidated school di New school fund Park fund Amusement comm Street fund Water fund Fhndl 1 gL Municipal ice fund fund Taxes Special appropriations Em ergency account Park purchase fund mediately woman of the city. crcles of the city for ability on the Stanley Works team in the Industrial Of the total appropriations of th pended Appropr NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1921, WHICH MUST city for this y nounting to § balance of $1.191,908.2 L. Curtis as given hercwith tions Receipts 7,470.00 5.250.00 Expended Balance 000, 5,000 542 5.000. 230. 000.00 800.00 20,000.00 25.21 $3,130,687.44 $1,938. Arthur Bottomley as best man. Im- after the ceremony the oridal pair left on a trip to New York, and upon their return will reside at 104 Austin street. Miss Hill is a well known young Mr. Peterson, a prominent member of the Y. M. C. A is an electricidn at the Stanley Works. Hec is well known in the athletic his baseball league of past sea- sons. CAPT. SANTELMANN. most famous band in the United States to Fox's theater, this city. The program follows: William H. Santelmann, Leader. Taylor Branson, Second Leader. Evening Program: Soloist: Principal Musiclan, S. Witcomb. Overture—"Peace Jubilee Carl Reinecke s Serenade” IR Pierre Lacome ornet—“Willow Echoes” e . Frank Simon Principal musician, Arthur S. Witcomb Grand Sccnes from “The Valkyrie” Richard Wagner Intermission Prologue—“Pocahontas” e : William H. Santelmann (To an Apotheosis of the Prin- cess of the Forest, by Ran- dolph Keim). Through many dangers past, To a torturcd doom at last. (Smith). Arthur I do entreat thee Say live, else Thy Matoaka dies. (Pocahontas). A slave, my daughter! 1 give his life to thee. (Powhatan). “Invitation to the Dance” ....... Weber-Weingartner ed for Military Band by William H. Santelmann) *“Hungarian Rhapsody No. 14" o Franz Liszt “The Star Spangled Banmer.” Tour under the direction of W. L. Radcliffe, Washington, D. C. £ CITY ITEMS. Victrolas and Records, Henry Morans. —advt. The Sewing soclety of the Swedish ‘Lutheran church will hold a meeting ! fomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. The morning services at the church | next Sunday will be devoted to ad- | ministering communion and receiving new members. Rapp's Capitol Park Orch., of Hart- ! ford, last appearance in Conn. So do | not fail to attend and hear New Eng- Jand's greatest dance orch. at State | Armory, Fri. eve—advt. ! 7'A second anniversary mass for Alonzo J. Hart will be said at St | Mary's church tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock. Jester has great buys at his clean- | up used car sale. 193 Arch St—advt. 'he United Parents and Teachers’ voted at a meeting last $500 towards the leaves but $1,000 association night to subscribe i new clinic. This more to be raised. October Victor Pierca & Co.—ady Miss Sadie A ace of Summer street left this morning for Norwich for a few days visit with her sister, Mrs. Joseph Caulfield. Follow the crowd to the Armory Fri. eve. Rapp's Capitol Park Orch.—advt. Records. C. L HILL—PETERSON NUPTIALS. , Local Youns Woman and Prominent Athlete Married This Afternoon. Miss Ada Hill daughter of Mr, and Mrs. John Hill of 26 Liberty street and Arvid Peterson, son of Mrs. M tilda Peterson of 104 Austin street. were married this afternoon at 1:45 | o'clock. The ceremony W per- | formed at St Mark’s church the | Rev. Samuel Sutcliffe, pastor. The couple were attended by Miss | Lillian Bloomauist as bridesmaid. and | ———————— RAILWAY FAULTS SEEN BY BABSON Rehabilitation of Lines Needed As Is Sliding Scale of Fares, Econ- omist Avers Atlantic City, Oct. 5.—Street ways have ceased to be public rail- play- Me-0-my, jimmy pipe—and Prince Albert! satisfied! things and their future -depends en- tirely on their treatment as a real pub- lic utility, Roger Babson of Wellesly Hills, Mass., told the members of the American Electric Railway association in a convention here today. Lines are being rehabilitated, he declared, wher- ever operated as a local community en- terprise for the public good. ‘‘Most of our street railway troubles come from the old idea that its principal reason for existence was to sfy the financial, political and literal ‘joy riders’,” he as- serted. ““The street railway necds service at cost, with the sliding scale of fares and, possibly, wages as related to dividends; the local board of control with all book: open to car riders and employe alike, showing the results of the local operat- ing unit; eustomer ownership; increas ed stock equity; gradual amortization of debt by reducing obligations =t ma- turity, instead of refunding with an in- crease. Willingness on the part of the management to do what the dyed-in- the-wool street railway expert has said is impossible."” Because, a pipe packed with Prince Alberf satisfies a ma3y as he was never satis- fied before—and keeps him And, you can prove it! Why—P. A’s flavor and fragrance and coolness and its freedom how you’ll take to a pipe—and P.A.! Wefore you’re a day older you want to let the idea slip under your hat that this is the open season to start something with a joy’us some Pipe! MANY ENTRIES IN LAST REMAINDER OF FISCAL ‘A’EA!Ug POSTER G"NTEST American Legion Campaign Brings Out Numerous Works The contes: cail for specimens in the poster which i1 now being held the junior and senior high schools of city inet with far anticipated. being held American more success This contest is under the auspices of the Legion in connection with the concert to be given on the 16th of this nionth by the United States Marine band at ¥Fox's theater. The contest is being held for the benefit of the American Legion funeral fund. The names of the pupils from the Central and Elihu Burritt junior high schools > competing are: Frank Dorothy Barnes, John Bendza, Clifford Bell, Mary Con- tino, Mary Eleanor Cuizz Sadie Cohen, andall, Andr Dowjat, Andrew rbuk, Michelina Conte, 1gan, Frances Frawle icher, Mary Grip Fed imberty, Helen Ingram, Anna l.esiak, Robert Lawless, anley Knus: Everett Wilcox. Central Junior High, K, Olive Hayden, Rea Zimmerman, Muriel Stockwell, Jean Irving, Marion Horsfall, Michael Casale, Edla nd- beog, Pauline Pfersick, Dorothy Par- ker, Julia Pilkionis. Murton W. Lyo Morris Kaplan, Francis Fu ilbert Anderson, Mathias Rival, Esther Peterson, Michael Labritz, Irances Winfre rtrude Middleton, Alice beth Ferony, Sarah Shurbers, Daniel Porter, Irene Semran, Mildred Goldthwait, Elizabeth Shugsler, Bessie L.ndau, Max Robinson, Marzaret Suzio, Matilda Drauchick, Leon Croll. Dorothy Pfersick, Ha C. Vetrano, Willis Hall, Edith Bumstead, Harry Miiller, Ethelyn Dolan, Wanda Busch, Herbert Goldman, Paul Friedman, Ilaig Demejian, Gladys L. Johnson, John Hancock, Edith Rittner, Leo- ¢adia Dombroski, Doris ohn, Ethyl Gubernick, - Alice Carlson, Ruth Hickok, Ralph Needham, Harold Gates, Virginia Humphrey, Anna Simonasky, Catherine Damico, Nich- olas Arena, Charles Kunze, Anna Mitchell, Evelyn Kaplan, Lily Calm- Luck, Evelyn Johnson, Frances ilolmes, Madlaine Larson, Aldora ardox, Vittie Kolosky, Stephen Kav- 1ski, Anna Causicavitz, Agnes Me- Kenna, William Johnson, Burton from bite and parch (cut out by our exclusive pat- ented process) are a reve- lation to the man who never couid get acquainted with a P. A. has made a pipe a thing of joy to four men where one was smoked before! party coming your smoke; we tell you peach! PRINGE ALBERT == the national joy smoke Evev roll up a cigarette with Prince Albert? Man, man—but you’ve got a Talk about a cigarette & A MP CUT. NG BURNING PIPE AND, TTE TOBACCO Prince Albert s sold in toppy red bags, tidy red tins, handsome pound and half pound tin humidors and inthe ound crystal glass umidor with sponge moistener tap. way! it’s a Copyright 1921 ¥ R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. Winston-Salem, in Janelle, | <inne, \ b Robert Young, William \meriys Anselmo, B N Florence Julia Levin Morrin, Lillian w+|" SHORT CALENDAR CASES Sllen Person, Gladys Mycroft, Karl *clenz, John Ryiz, Evelyn Smith, ouise Schoemauer, Hazel Richard- n, Michael La John Massi, Wal- © Richter, Johanna Gilley, Mary nti, Bernice Pinkus, Fred Mirigliani, Margaret Porter, Ruth Vacker, Minnie Winchester, Paul Wil- . Mary Schoell, Carl Swanson, Don- Stanton, Thomas Swain, Elmer Vevh, Walter Salstrom, Lillian Swan- on, Louie Squillacote, August Zieg- e Session Friday Afternoon— Lawyers Kept Busy, Twelve cases are listed on the docket in the short calendar session of the city court 2:20 o'clock next Friday s ternoon, as follows Salv; Negrola, by vs. Cq Dor: v et J. Traceski, hearing and judgment for ply with order of court W. Trader, by J. G. Woods, vs. Abraham Gor- bach, by Alfred LeWitt, demurrer Edward Feigen, by Maurice Rosen. berg, vs. S. Blumenthal, by J. G Woods, judgment for \failure to com- ply with order of court; Abraham Zovin, by A_ A. Greenberg, vs. John P. Maguire, by W. F. Mangin and Kirk- o H. P. Roche, rmello 3 al., by S in damages failure to com- nest Huck, BEdward Girard, Alphone Gicevich, Elmer Carl Focareto, Herman Helen Connor,Evelyn Gudahy. cchia, Ma Tuccicorone, erald, Theresa Maietta, Anna Brown, Gun- son, Mildred Brown, O. Her- Anderson. Wil- F ert Hungerford Brothers, judgment and redemption; Peter 1.. Nair, vs. Odisho (raffney. bill of for prosecution; David .. Nair, vs B. F. Gaffney, bill of par bond for prosecution; Valenti Stephen, by David L. Nair, vs. Veronica Skar- uska, by J. G. Woods, pleading by de- fendant, J. W_ Smith, by David L Nair, vs. E. J. Gooby, by yer Bro- smith and Bickenson, pleading by de- fendant; Morris Cohn, by B. F. C ney, vs. Sargis Isaacs et al.. appoi ment of receiver to collect rents; Honeyman, by David L. Nair, ton Brown, by W. F. M ing by defendant; Mike Brob David L. Nair, vs. Cohen mond, Inc., pleading by defendant or default: John Bonnollo, by Alfred Le- Witt vs_Carlo Sattaro, judgment and Camp for Rack- of defense, of time for by ‘David David, by B. F. particulars and bond < by by ul and disclosure limitation George a and Hay STAMFORD MEETS EVERY COOKING NEED i Cas Bm@un,% 1 i ) It is possible to send the washing out, but most of the cooking has to be done at home. three meals every day is quite a respon- sibility, and a good range is indis- To prepare sproperly pensable. The Stamford range is the result of many years of experience in building ranges, and is a superior range. DO YOU WANT A GOOD JOB? Free Evening Courses a the State Trade School Bassett Street, New Britain REGISTER Wednesday and Thursday Ev’g OCTOBER 5th and 6th Instruction Offered In MACHINE TRADE MASONRY General Machine Work Brick Laying Tool Making Concrete Work Die Making DRAFTING CARPENTRY PRINTING Machine Design Blue Print Reading Composition WOOQOD PATTERN- Stonework Presswork MAKING ELECTRICAL WORK Paper Cutting SHOP MATHEMATICS TWO DOLLAR FEE-—To Cover Cost of All Material Used. THIS TABLE ANY MORE. ? | TOMORROW “SHAME” DORIS, DO YOU NEED DOINGS OF THE DUFFS It All Hiarlrwpened in ane Room NO, DEAR You MAY PUT DOR\S ,GET. THAT || CHAIR OUT OF THE ] C. A. HJERPE, 73 ARCH-STREET ORDER OF NOTICE OF HEARING. DISTRICT OF BERLIN: court, October 4, A. D., ss; Probato 1921. Estate of Emma A. Clark, late of the town of New Britain, in said district deceased. Upon application of Alfred H. Clark praying that as Executor on said es- tate, he may be authorized and em- powered to mortgage certain real es- tate of said deceased, situated in said New Britain, as per application on file more fully appears, it is ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at the Pro- bate Office, in New Britain, in said district, on the 10th day of October. A D., 1921, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the pen- dency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon, by pub- lishing this order in some newspaper having a circulation in said district, and by posting a copy of this order on the public sign-post in the town of New Britain, in said district, and re- turn make to this Court of the notice given. Attest: BERNARD F. GAFFNEY, Judge. Goo® Roeds ™ . Jrom . [frerywhece, DORIS, PUSH THAT ToP BUTTON AND GET THE CHIFFONIER OUT- | WANT TO GET A CLEAN COLLAR -