New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 13, 1922, Page 21

Ashley’s Saturday Splcials Men’s Night Shirts i Flannelette night shirts {heavy quality, neat pat- ‘terns, cut full wiith and length ...... $l.29 Mep’s '\ Pajamas Heavy weight flannelette jamas in neat patterns; .generous in cut—full width and length ‘en’s Silk Hose en’s pure silk hose in avy’, black, cordovan and gt:; with a ’beautiful clock. All sizes; reg. prlce) $1.00 pair. . 79 C ' Men’s Wiol Hose Regulay' Price 50c Pai: Siveater Coats s i $1.85 The Ashley Babcock Co. 139 MAIN. ST. S ————— MAJOR CARSON DIES’ Montreal, Oct. 13.—Major Gen. Sir John Carson, widely known in mining milling circles and one of Mont- real's leading business men, died here today atfer -an illness rof several months. HOTEL DRIVE WILL Workers Are Highly Praised for Work Dong in Campaign The campalgn workers who are en- deavoring to sell $560,000 worth of stock In a proposed new hotel for New Britain voted at the regular luncheon held at the headquarters at West Main and Washington streets this noon, not to close their campaign untll next Monday night and then hold a luncheon and general get to- gether meeting at the hotel head- quarters. The reports submaitted by the work- ers this noon showed that stock amounting to $21,100 had been dis- posed of today bringing the grand total up to $325,000, Both Frank Mayer, official representative of the hotel corporation, and lsarc Black, general chairman in charge of the drive, expresged their confidence that the drive would end successfully on Monday with the full quota of $550,- 000 having been ralsed, The reports submitted today by team captains and, the executive com- mittee follows: Division A, Ernest Christ, man—W, H. Crowell, $1,000; R. F. Gilpatric,. $1,300; F. 0. Rackliffe, $200; L. A. Sprague, $200; total, $2,700. P Division B, Rev. John L. chairman—W. R. Fletcher, $600; J. E. Lash, $1,000; Adna Fohnson, §300; R. B. Skinner, $1,000; total, $2,900. Division C, P. F. King, chairman— Joseph Chernoft, $400; Dr. . P. Lee, $1,800; J. V. Onorato, $2,200; Stephen Robb, $1,600; total, $6,000, Division D, Eugene Porter, man—G. H. Dyson, $1,900; Fernau, $2,000; A. A. Mills, | W. B. Rossberg, $700; total, The executive committee sales amounting to $3,200 which brought the total for today up to $21,100 and the grand total $328,000. | Praise for Workers, Frank Mayer, representative of the hotel corporation in an interview fol- lowing the luncheon, praised the workers for the very efficient work they have done in the campaign. Mr. Mayer said that he has been conduct- ing such campaigns since 1912 and he has never worked with such a splendid organization of men as in this city. “They have been loyal and faithfui jand have worked hard,” Mr. Mayer sald. chair- Davis, chair- H. ¢ $1,700; $6,300. reported Isaac Black Talks, Following the reports of the com- mittee Isaac Black gave a short ad- dress in which he extended the most heartfelt thanks of the exécutive com- mittee and the hotel officials to the campaign workers. Mr. Black said that the 822 people who have subscribed for stock in the new bhotel are 822 boosters for the city of New Britain. He said that he does not belidve there has been an or- gani: on working on any campaign in thig city which has worked so hard and so consistently as the one for the new hotel. The Way Is Open. By continuipg the campaign until Monday night, Mr. Black stated that the way has been opened for seyeral thinge that are milling and he ex- pressed the hope that $50,000 a dey from now until Monday could be se- cured. The speaker also explained that the fight for the new hotel has been an | up-hill one but has not been in vain {and he felt that the campajgn would be put across on Monday. He also stated that the people who bought the stock in the 'new hotel consist of the rank and fife of the citizenship of New Britain and about 90 per cent. of them are not accus- tomed to stopping in hotels but have purchased the stock because they thought it a civie duty. SMALL LEAN FRESH SHOULDERS SMALL LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS SHORT CUT RIB ROASTS, FRESH SHOULDER CLOD'S FRESH KILLED FOWLS: 'VEAL CUTLETS . LEAN FRESH HAMQ SMALL LEGS OF SPRING|LAMB BEST BUTTER Best 3 Cans { MILK BAKED BEANS CLOSE ON MONDAY Keep your fingrs crossed— Look out for ladders and salt— And run if you see a black cat. For today is Friday the 13th, the star Jonah combination of them all, That is, if you're superstitious, But if you're inclined to scoff at the Friday jinx idea, here are a few arguments in your favor: Columbus’ expedition which dis- covered America“set sall on Friday and landed on Friday 4 Richard Henry lLee introduced the hecla.ranr)n of Independence on a day ornwallis surrendered on Friday. And to argue against the 13 super- stition: There were 13 States. There are 13 stripes in our flag, and, originally it contained 13 stars. President Wilson considered 13 as his lucky number—and he was right about it—California's thirten elec- toral college votes re-clected him. As for Friday the 13th: General Pershing was Friday 13. The Yanks won at St. Friday, Sept. 13, 1918. Where the FFriday 13 from is still in doubt. The most probable explanation is that the Crucifixion gave rise to the Friday part, and the 13 part from the fact that the Hebrew words for *death’ and for “thirteen” were {dentical. spilled original United born on Mihiel on idea came Y. M. C. A. TO BE HOST TO CITY CHURCHES Vill Devote Ome Night Monthly To Each Dcnomination—Schedule Begins November 26, After a lapse of several years the rificial board of the Y. 3. C. A. har roted approval of the suggestion o teneral Secretary C. H. Darnes an¢ vill resume its former custom of ol erving “Church Nighte” during thr vinter. Each chureh in the city wi »e %iven an opportunity of holding joclal functiow on some night in th .nonth assigned to it. 1he church ¢ ork out its own program and pro ide its own refresaments. At this time the association room wiil be thrown open and guests wi e accorded the same privileges a \embers. Physical Director Joseph tergstrom will turn the gymnasiu: nd its apparatus over to the visitor: :nd will assist in supervising an ath etic program, The schedule is not yet ‘complete “ut will open November 26 with a ig time by the men of the Sta Memorial church. On December 22 the men of the South Congregationa church will have their social night The White army of Everyman': Bib'e class wi'l have a lecture and social there nn the third Friday of avery month, beginning lmmhl Prominent speakers will di hn'ngirai subjects. Tonig! John L. Davis will discuss * conseious Mind." "The Su lh, SCHOOL NEWSPAPER TO BE PUBLISHED Students of Clihu Burritt Junior High School Plan Journal of Items of Interest to Pupiis. The committee appointed to plan for the publication of a school paper 4t the Elihu Burritt Junior High school met yesterday afternoon to dis- cuss the matter, The memters of the committee feel that the school paper will furnish an opportunity for much practical writ ing and management and that much gopd will come from it, leading to an improvement in grammar and compo- sition work, The members of the student hody are to elect an editorial staff and they will also decide upon the name of the paper. It is planned to publish at least three copies of the sheet this vear, the initial aumber being printed in December in the achool print shop under the direction of Mr. Robinson. 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