New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 3, 1922, Page 20

NEW BRITAIN DAILY" HERALD, FRIDAY, MARCH, 3, 1922, | tant meeting this evening in the K. of |[sume his studies, He was, until a|Troop B Armory, Hartford ", meeting hall on Main strect All [ few weeks ago, a student at St Ber. Lsther anley Chapter, D, A, R, met me m\nH are requested to be present, | nard’s seminary, ir chester, N, Y at the home of Miss Mary 8. Whittle- McMahon will address a meet New style period model victrola, [sey on West Main street this after- ing nr the New Dritain Veterans' as- |$200 on exhibition, €. L. Pierce & Co.|noon at clock An interesting fon in Le all Friday evening, | —advt program rendered h 10, Juc ieorg Viking A, C. da at Danceland | “Boo-} {00, . Victor ree- s also been invited to address the | Saturday Eve, ) 4 Trinity | ord. C. L. Pierce & Co.—advt. ng. Bacchanalian orchestra of Hartford, Open house—all models on display, neeting W(]l]ld Tea()h P]‘ac[]cal News Auto Show, State Armory, tonight. —advt Lash Motor Co., Inc.—advt, Hartford — Hartford i [ .;‘\l'l\"'l ekt . hE A German shepherd dog, owned by | Officers will 'n elec ;.‘-'1 for r’nn\_r'r:: i i am McMahon, son of Mr, and | Policeman John C, Stadler of 9 suing year at the meeting of New day for Germany, where he will re- at the dog show which was held in|to be held this evening. | A course of fournallsm is heing roug t ron rl ge amps ed at the Y. M. C. A., which wil! next Thursday afternoon. 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