New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 22, 1921, Page 3

———— NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, who working for He | that ¢ fore ould malke clal study of the concern for v him wENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Young man § ) he acquainted ich worked, should with the L departments become Couple Pleasantly Su purchasing, cost and export | Amerd subject pres hould under his better under between the and be versed in hich is a big facturers in the Last Evening By a 1 can valuations with the ent day Marie B.| importe Mrs, | e ack Rock rt, man I'his 1 to rvision so m Honor of Their Betrothal Knowledg be the men that i standing might wmd the { | Pride Cirele Will Hold Christmas Social Tonight A grab-bag specialty will be one of {1 features at the Christmas obsery : of Pride Cirele, Lady Porester with Christm, el whieh is to be held this evening in eyening was spent in & ¢ ound | Judd's hail on Main street, The meet of merry making. Voon il e at 8 o'clock. Iach rendered by Miss Ma member will bring a gift for distribu- James Ringrose and Thomus Devine, | tjon from the grab-bag At 10 o'clock, the entire gathering was ushered into the dining room | where a delightfnl lunch was spread Thomas Devine was chosen fo offc tn behalf of the their felici- | tations and \well for the fu FUER Ll Iments | yhe office of the town clerk oi t party wished them | gceq for a license to wed. Since | Joy and Juel both were non-resi nts they were | M Doherty well | told that they would has.a wlde clrelo ‘of friend five days, as required employed troupe left town Saturd tather's gr i strect. Mr. Gilbert fe el member of the Y, M, T, A f C. socicties, is n is employed M RESPOND T0 Local People, Touched Miss My Doharty of 17 13 James I, Gl Elizabeth Gilhert of 2 was announced at a last evening young The engagement o Doherty, Michael I to daughter of and lat venue ahorers. M. strect, the on of High party in Ahont wi a complet hom friends of the present and the affair wa to them Doherty coup! surprise The hom g prettily decorated trimmin nd Dolerty rek License to Wed, But Law Prevents Union | Two colored performers, playi Lyceum theater last week, called | CXProsae | nown anc She to law have wait by vy night, failed to cal veteran of the | Lt ue i Kacey Revue Will Net ‘ el Approximately $1,200 Approximately 200 wus realized APPEAL on the revie by Daly Council, | By A lovers have stag K. of (', several weeks ago in the Ly- ceum theater. The revuc | | vaudeville show and bhoxing card in | i which welterweight champion Jack | liritton boxe ry, | champion of Treland. A complete re- is to be submitted to the council comprised a Herald's story of Destitute Family Respond Generously After Reading Account. Many people in the city were inter- ested in The Herald's ning of the poor widow found on the outskirts of the city, and in what destitute circumsta she was liv-| ing. Inquiries red ald office half phone calls were Army Last evening one wom and said she which wanted to inves iven the name and add n sent in some clothi Still a third phoned and A boy bein turned canned to help carry some to the woman Army has provided somq is able to do her usual wor! T r with s R Lady Tabs Will Hold “Pound Party” Tonight | +annual Chri tree pariy Mary's Li I A. and T | 11 be held this evening in St | “hool hall at In | conjunction with the holida Rl a “pound party” will be held jach | member will bring a pound of food for distribution amo or of the city. The “pound part n inno vation throngh which the v Tabs ““|expect to procure a goodly amount of food. mus have rea at 1 and 1 received t the ) vation headqua | AROBIORKS n telephoned nted repre a lodge woman asked nt to her 1 poor om col Kalin, a fc athlete playec Middlebury the last men game GIVES FIRST LECTURE and one of see. of Hartford County Manufactur- AL Y. ML Pratt Ins also home lays. ors’ Asso., Speaks of s of the lecture New given | evening. | The second of a seric iven under the Industrial council Yo M.OSAL st Kelley of Hartford, Hartford County was auspice Pritain was CHRISTMAS PARTY The children of parents who are af- | | fic with tuberculosis, tend- | ered @ Christmas party this afternoon | lat the the seeretary Manufactur, were the present ciation 40 men received the speaker and they Ik of the speaker with nugh enthusiasm. Mr. in the F chose as his subject, andling of men.” He dwelt on the human feeling that shonld exist in the tealings of the foremen towards those Masonic Heal tment and nur there Kelley, course of wh one a Christmas gif! A tree was decorated I wag¢ a source of much ples o the children, lore COMMITTEY TO MEET A meeting of the common council | | committee on transportation wHl be | next week Alderman Angelo | sa, chairman, for the pur- ranging rence with verelt Lake relative to lower| rates, The committoe was | d at last night's meeting to a conference with the calle satis- |y Lyes examined, 1one pose of a con GGov trolley faction guaranteed, Optician A. J. CHURCHILL Jeweler | Army headq all by the members | - WHEN You GO TO SEE YOUR BEST GIRL AND JUST AS HE IS GOING OUT— NEARLY 51,600 IN salvation Army Fund Mounts Upward Steadily — Tag Day Tomorrow — Boys and Girls Asked to Help. 300 to be exact 81,50 t the noonday lunch the Almost $ s reported of team ¢ Salvation tion with the 0 1922 budget. Lette were corporations aski contributions. Mrs. chairman the reports that the big ired s that would like Quigley, ing. Staff for the | it out today to all| additional H. Booth, ommitte for W, of I s who at the A number other boys to help kindly call Former Mayor 9 o'clock tomorrow morn- Georg | at | Tom Gabrielson, of | barracks, left last for Boston where he will spe holldays and Ensign Ashar, o ger for New I n Oscar Lugren, of Qui rrived in town Captain o the eveni nd t Boston locs CITY HALL NEWS, Frank P. Howard, a metal spinner, | of 193 Main street, and Miss Gahnberg of 123 Tlenry street, ed at the office of City Clerk ‘hompson and took out a marriage cense, P. H, al estate cn Krol fered for sther | call- | A. L. ‘ li- Makowski has transferred |y on Dudley et, to Hel and the deed has heen of- record. ‘ork publie schiools. meet Chicago school ra the Windy City in M REMOVAL SALE 409 Discount Only a Few Restricted Articles Vour Chance to Buy High Grade Goods At Rock-Bottom Prices A W Come Early—Open Evenings Until Christmas Sewing Cabinets $11.75 Up Here always Many 1 gift that wi Is a gift that pleas: differd styles some $11.75. Smoking $tands Silk $4.50 Lamjps Here 18 the very 1 tal smoking stand takes up but little room is easily taken ca o in MOrrow mihog at $£4.50 OHN A. A THE BIG B oo v 3 CHRISTMAS Ry SR AN PRI 2 THURS THE GREAT AMERICAN HOM Tea Waren Special Bb) DAY, DECEMBER 22, 1921 e ———————————————— W E! RUN PLUMB INTO HER BROTHER T ——_ Raymond Mwrray is the champion ice skater of all the New In winning the title he earned the right to cers in a series of contests to be held in | Cive the Family ditn onograph! $24.50 vomn and Metal , the Idexl Gift e e STORE L LT T e e TR R IR BRI TR e R i Cl i The New Med o T s o of Monument layed One Month | . eral milllon dollars & to the annual report of submitted today to aning Is De rdir wnization, date of the corp its ad- or agricultural and livestock s totulled more than $82,000,- hich the principal {tems were ting $22,000,- livestock agriculs 30, the | te « vember cotton aggre grain $16,000,000 Jobless Rejoice at Common Council’s ¢ vs that the common counell ipon the report ind taxation reopening received with re- ipal lmployment T scores of bureau, Agent in a position to sage than jle for the past two laborers will re- rough this project. Act v Three at Choate Out 1 Letters finance nearer the visite wane wa encouraging mest CELEBRATES 88 YEAR wian Ainsworth of 22 High- her 88th birth- f this week, s in excellent health 1 congratulations of ) | her 1 v Is and neighbor: DOING BIG BUSINESS, 1 Millions Corp Fach Day I $100 10 $110 Victrola Qutfit For Xmas o , No. 80 Your Own Cheice of Remrc‘ls el Victrela Terms To Suit Your Convenience \HENRY MORANS|| | Jeweler IAIN STREET Opp. Myrtle St. W. J. CAHILL C Wholesale Grocers Plainville, Ct.]