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

DOLL DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS - " DOLLS DOLLS DOLLS BIG DOLLS AND LITTLE. DOLLS AT . 50% OFF. STATIONERY DEPT. S BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, MEN'S GLUB SENDS LETTER T0 HARDING Knnounces Support 6[ ‘Move for Limitation of Armaments The Men’s club of the South church has gone on record as favoring limitas tion of armaments, as shown in the following' set of resolutions sent to President Harding: President Warren G. Harding, ‘Washington, D, C. . Dear Sir:— At a regular meeting of the Men's Sunday club of the South Congrega- tional church of New BYitain, the fol< lowing resolution was passed unanim- ously: Resolved—That the Men's Sunday club vote its share of publi¢ sentiment, in fayor of a real disarmament program that, while recognizing that 67 per cent of present income must continue to be —_ THE — Dickinson Drug Co. 169-171 Main Street. Herringbones Vying ~with Tweeds, and Homespuns for popul;rhy this season, Herringbones are a close second. They are seen at their finest in Horsfall-Made Topcoats because they are tailored from the best of imported woolens. These are typical ‘‘Custom” Herringbones which often com- bine a neat stripe with. their “zig-zag” ‘pattern. They're really different— - you must see them. * SR Hartford | "It Pays To Buy Our Kind" Victrolas and Records, Henry Morans. { Wiillam ‘McMahon ot 218 Main ¢ street, this city, and Miss Catherine spent for obligations incurred in past wars, a great cut can yet be made in the current programs for the Army and Navy, which is the only place where appreciable reductions cap be made in the tax budgets, 1. For the Army, it is inconceivable to Army men as well as to-laymen, why the present army should have 17,000 officers against 1,700 officers in pre-war days, when the present army is less than twice as big. A drastic cut can and should be made here, where even army voices are crying for it. 2. For the Navy, it is altogether too crushing a program to be building ten great battleships at $38,000,000.00 each, and many lesser crafts, when many naval vessels are lying idle in navy yards because of a lack of men to man them. Drastic cuts can and should be made here, since all the world is reay to act in unisen. Resolved—That the president of the club be authorized to communicate these resoiutions to the president of the United States and to our senaters and representatives In congress with our ur- gent request that they give to them their most earnest consideration. Very respectfully, W, W. BULLEN, President, 'Men’s Club. BOYS’ LEADERS CORPS ORGANIZES Irving Parker is Elected President With s Arthur Tarncred As Vice President At a meeting of the boys’ leader ‘corps held at the Y. M. C. A. last night, of- ficers of the corps were elected as fol- lows: President, Irving Parker; vices president, Arthur Tancred; secretary- treasurer, Ward Harper. Boya’ Physical Director Vibberts, Wwho has charge of the corps, explain- ed the program of work which will be worked out through the coming year. This program includes 20 hours of the- ory, with hygiene, first aid, principles of physical ‘training and nomenclature ,Skelly 6f Wallingford were married |§ this morning in that place. They wilt make their home in New Britain. . Dance every Wed. eve., Turner hall. _Adm., men 3bc, ladies, 25c.—advt. A Hallowe'en party was given at ithe home of Miss Gladys Plumb, 86 “Elm street, last night. A large num- " ber of boys and girls enoyed the eve- ‘ ning with games and music. A buffet Juncheon was served. Mrs, Nathena P, Godfréy’s classes: in dancing will opén at the Y. W. C, A. assembly, Monday, October 31st, at 4 o'clock. The evening class, agoes between 13 and 16 will meet at the ‘Y. W. C. A. assembly beginning No- vember 7th at 6:30 p. m.. A daughter was born Oct. 25th to Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Dole of 30 Pros- pect street. MEBETING POSTPONED. The meeting of the New Britain _Junior Achlevement .council, which . was called for 4 o'clock yesterday af- ternoon, was postponed on account of “the inability of O.H. Benson, of Spring- field, to be here yesterday. The meet- Ang wifl be held this evening in the ys' club at 7:30. { HerbertE. Anderson TEACHER OF VIOLIN Limited Number of Beginners and Advanced Pupils Will Be Accepted Available For Concerts—Musicales—Recitals STUDIO: 3243 MAIN STREET. 115 DWIGHT ST. Phone 1322-5 A written Guarantee that if it does not do what I say it will, your money will be refunded. 80 WEST MAIN . TOMORROW “§5i*. TOM MIX in TRAILIN’ Ny s New Britain coming under this he: It also in- cludes 20 hours of practice, which takes up marching, calisthenics, gymnastics, pyramid bullding and apparatus work. At the end of the year an examina- tion is held and in order to be promot- pass a grade of 70 per cent. Any mem- ber of the boys’ corps after becoming 18 years of age can be transferred into the Senfor Leaders’ corps, providing he has satisfactorily passed the boys' ex- aminations, The foflowing are members of _the Boys’ corps at the present time: Wil- Mam Hill, Ward Harper, Arthur Tan- cred, Irving Parker, Herbert Dunn, Richard Gorman, Ernest Neippe. BETTER TEETH FUND IS OVERSUBSCRIBED| Committee Will Work Out Final De- tails—Will Employ Part Time Dentist A committee which is expected to consist of Dr. Frank Zwick, represent- ing the medical profession, Dr. B. L. Protass, of the Dental association, and Will S. Howe, of the United Parents and Teachers' association, will be ap- pointed within a day or two to work out the details of the proposed dental cline about to be stjrted in this city. The general committee held a meet- ing at 4 o'clock yesterday 'afternoon and officially brought th® campaign to a close. While there are probably a dozen or more persons yet to be seen fér their subscriptions’ to the fund, it is understood that Dr. Zwick an- | nounced last night that the-desired $1500 had been oversubscribed. It was decided that the sub-com- mitte with Dr. Zwick, representing the medical profession be chairman and two others, representing the dental profession and the United Parents and Teachers’ association be appointed by Dr. Zwick. No definite place has been selected to open the -clinic, nor has the date been settled. The committee will em- ploy a part time dentist, from among the local dentists. Further detalls were left to the sub committee. The general committee will take charge of the elinic until next April when it is expected the city will take it ovet. . FIRE DAMAGE $3,000 Wilkler’s House at 180 Greénwood Street Partially Destroyed % The fire department was called out at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon to 180 Greenwood street, to extinguish a fire in the house owned by Paul Winkler. The blaze originated from a defective chimney, starting on the ground floor and burning its way through the parti- tions to the roof. The damage amount- ed to about $3000. Three alarms were turned in from Box 19 at the corner of Greenwood ‘and Wallace streets. C\BO“;DS AT MISSION Large Attendance of Men at St. Mary’s \ @hurch This Week The men’s mission at St. Mary’s chureh, ‘which is being conducted by the Oblate Missionaries of Washington D. C., is attracting congregations that are taxing the capacity of the edifice. Practically every available bit of space | was utilized last night. The instruc- tion was given by Rev. Father O'Sul- livan, who had for his topic, “Remém- ber Thou Keep Sabbath Day."” Rev mon. His topic was on, Judgment.” It was an sermon that held the attention the dongregation for 45 minutes. The attendance at confession and “Death and communion continue to increase, and listening to the urging of the mission- aries, the men of the parish are obey- ing by attending to their duty early in the week. Last night it was estimated that about 1,500 more men are left to go to confession. At the masses this received morning, hundreds of men the Sacrament. PRIDE Following CIRCLE a MEETING meeting of held tomorrow evening at o’clock in Judd's hall on Main street, a Hallowe’en sbcial and harvest sup- The affair is for per will be held. members only. Yes, our “New Nurse” HQly the Father McCattin, leader of the ed to a second year leader, the boy must | missionary fathers, preached jthe ser- impressivo of Pride Circle, Lady Foresters, which will be/| 7:30 1921. Daughters of Isabella T~ Ohgevve Hallowe’'en The annual Hallowe’en social, combining a dance and whist party, will be held by Isabella Circle, Na- tional Daughters of Isabella, next Monday evening at the Elks’ Home on Washington street. A committee of 12 members has been named to take charge of the event. Hallowe'en decorations will be placed about the hall and the usual Hallowe'en re- freshments will be provided. K. OF C. MEETING The state athletic committee of the Knights of Columbus will meet in New Haven on Sunday, October 23rd, at 2:30 p. m. All the councils irf the state will send representatives to this meeting and action will be taken to form the state bowling and bas- ketball leagues among the Connecti- cut Kaceys, It seems quite evident that there will be plenty of action provided by the Kaceys in this state this winter along athletic lines. 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