New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1923, Page 16

W BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, ST, WARY'S SCHOOL|_ orooon i eie (NG AMERIA TO | AT EXtavacnc GRADUATION SUNDAY Diplomas Will B¢ Presoted by Rey, John T, Winters The graduation exercises eof B Mary's school will take place tomor row afternoon &t 4 o'clock with ex erelses held in B, Mary's ehurek The graduates will he presented with diplomas by Rev. John T. Winters The honor puplis of the graduati class are as follows: Geld medal for excellence in scholarship, Nora Kelly Aveline Itiley Kreger, These girl petitive examinatic at Mt Bt Joseph's academy, Hartford, yesteraday The K. of C, awards of $10 gold pleces for scholarship were won hy Gerald McCourt and Joseph Charlow | The premiums given by the school for scholarship are to he awarded to Kenneth Dolan, Alice Melarney, Don ald Lynch, Charles Reroneto, Leonora Baltrane and Mary Simons Premiums In Christian doetrine and general scholarship will be awarded 1o Mary Drobnis, Margare! Fitzsimmor Rosetta Chadsey, Josph Tteed, Kmile Gingras, John Keough and Kutherine King, Marian Hart, Flizabeth Marsh Frances Denton, John Frwin and Peter Francolino The following is the munsieal pro. gram for the exerclses: tonk the eom or sehalarships “Marche Pontificale” ... Gounod Orchestra and organ Grand chorus, from “Bethany." ("“The Kingdom of God.") W. Rhys Herhert $t. Mary's Senfor cholr, accompanied Mary Collins, Eleanor g Michigan Easeutive May Make Lawyer Prove Charges He Made in Connes With Pumell Cas 1 ng. Mie June 16—Governor | she intimated today that Wal Groesl ter M, N e as the supre o' y ner | » The with my p \ 1 ey i tigatio W #l B, Jdeseph, | He lays in Jail bt days when he wa ling appeal. It was ehurged that he withheld inf from the grand jury ANOTHER FLOOD THREATENS several Sections of Kansas Pace Ploods With the Third Rise of Streams Within Two Weeks, M 16 Severa foods s within Kansas City sections of Kans third rise W new overflow of Chis | the drainagi ! 1 another inur of the atn of almost sterdny lomon river third stream cloudburst proportions Residents along the at Smith Center fled for mation | | vited to wear the costumes Again | ment Is woored By 1 HAVE GALA PARADE dr, Achievement and Pllyground; Officials Plan to Beat Baroum nor Lowden of Hlinois, Atlanta, June 16 government and ssive Pxe were condemned and a proper ion of taxation bhetweer ties and states recomme Lowden, former & is, addressing the Hovs and girls of all shapes, sises, | O, erner of rs and nationalities are invited by | )i Achievement Bupervisor Wi jon of credit men yesterday and Playground 1axation is inerea pars (wealth and to eheok th of government it *wouls and states Junior am W. T. Bquire supervisor 8. M, Brewster to + monster Juvenile parade neat Monday atternoon The parade will be the Junior Chautauqua parade and is ex- pected to he the funniest and largest 'govers anything in its line this eity or genuinely national requirements. cighboring cities over have seey A prige of 35 in gold has been offered [erally speaking 10 the youngster wearing ihe original costume Many of the ticipate i that munieipalities annual | provid own needs and leave to the Yis own proper fupetions” and that schools have had [rapid extension means the !Ameriea," closed und the children have been i they wore on those oceasions. All the sehools | have been communicated with, pare ehinl wnd publie as well, and more | than nvita 5 have been sent vement elub mem sked to bring biey them, ta pull wagor push wheelbar- | goats or horses, | t dog or cat, or f necessary from Hu-: Peis i che Dyeeten ding to Mr, Bquire who is ¢ of the committee and bal rts will not he harred 4 d by some o sister or Tin horns, toy drums, harmon-. wccordions, wash basins, frying §O- par Estrasagance and Wasie in Governs e Govers Extravaganees taxes an munieipa ded by Prank 1 national asso He \g faster Lhe extravagance he desirahle should their own revenues for their federal ent the task of providing for The speaker said federal aid, gen he offered to most |state governments to surrender their its “gradual | pageants during the year which just breaking down of self government in RAN'S Stomach TURDAY, JUNE 16, 1943, Convenience, Safety and Jo OUR industrial Certificates of Deposit are an ideal investment for funds temporarily idle which you wish to keep available at short notice. These Certificates pay 59, interest from the day of deposit to the day of withdrawal. Unlike many f whistles, cow bells—anything to ma a noise will be welcomed, Every child owning a flag is asked to | bring it, The procession will be headed by the Girl Beouts drum corps. The | children will meet at their play- grounds at 1 o'clock and will march to Franklin squar om which place the parade will t at 2 o'clock. “We all agree on Herald ads, they are wonderful,” prominant business man. DR.F.COOMBS The Naturopath Physician and Cairopractor 252 MAIN COR. WEST MAIN Phone 765 Hours 9 A. M. to 8 P. M. Genuine Naturopathy adds years to life, pep, power, endurance and nerve energy. I use the very latest and all forms of the electrical. The Violet Rays, Alpine Sun Rays and Mechanical Massage treatments. For those convalescent there are no treat- And the price is right. ments that can be compared with | genuine Naturopathy, and for those | JUdd & Dunlop | who have failed to find relief, regard- Ilrsa of w!;fit disease or ailment or how . | long standing, or how many specialists treated with. This ad is ’nrp(rcmen- 15 Frankhn Squflre dous importance to you. The treat. ments are not embarrassing for wom- cn; are painless and act as magic for children. time in two ks when that flooded the low Motor and inte vieinity of Pittsh Two persons were killed storm in southeast Kansas, ARCTIC POLE FLIGHT Commander Wild Who Was by orchestra, organ Jesu VIi Del uooovivvns (Trio) Mra M. J, Crean, soprano; Mr. Ger. ald Crean, tenor; Mr. James Dona- hue, basa. March (selected) Ave Maria . (Accompat Miss Kathleen Walsh . Mr, Marcus H. Fleitch “gerenade” ....... ( Mr. Walter Occupin, 'cello. Mr, Harold Steadman, flute Mr, John J. Crean, organ, Bolemn benediction. #0 Balutarls” ............... Nevin| (Adapted to “The Rosary") Mr. John O'Brien . Verai : g e investments, there is no danger of fluctuation in value. They can be used for investing large or small amounts for a long or short period of time. » in the| by the| .. Orchestra Bach-Gounod violin.) Soprano Violinist o UTI Why not place your spare funds in this cone ssified With a said a venient, profitable form of investment? Shackleton Thinks That Amundsen Certificates are issued in amounts of $500, $1,000 and $5,000 Has Good Chance to Fly Over Pole Blue Pennant Cord Truly a tire of highest quality and EXTRA SERVICE. It’s a real pleasure to recom- mend and sell it. We back it with our personal guaranty. London, June 16, —Commander Frank Wwild who Shackleton on his last lieves there s little left for future Polar explorers in the matter of im- portant discoveries. Asked as to Roald Amundsen's prospects of snuce cess In hjs proposed flight to the Pole, Commander Wild replied: | “If Amundsen is the man he used | to be T think he will reach the pole by alrplane. Year ago such a project would have been regarded as tn the case of Andre, as sheer madnesg, Bince then, however, the Polar re- | glons have become much Dbetter known, and the actual conditions| there are, on the whole, favorable for the safe descent of an aviator. Orchestra Recessional (selected) .... Members of orchestra— WVioline—Mr. Charles Dunr, Mr, Mar. cus Fletcher, Mr. James Bonney. *Cello—NMr. Walter Occupin. Cornet—Mr. Harry Miner. Flute—Mr. Harold Stedman. Clarinet—Mr. Squilloce. Timpani—Mr. William Needham, THE COMMERCIAL TRUST Co. Open Saturday Evenings 7 to 9 —— e, o NEw axp_skcosp maxb | CROWLEY BROS. INC. | oanesenn OWIEY BROS INC. | CINDERS FOR SALE At Very Reasonable Prices—Biggest DECOR ATORS A_ H. Harris ~=General Trucking— Stock in the City 267 Chapman Street TEF. 1233-8 W. L. Clements Buildinz At Ann Ar- bor is Designated As “A Temple of American History.” Ann Arbor, Mich, June 16.—The W. L. Clements library was dedicat- ed yesterday as a “temple of Amer- fean history,” adding to the University of Michigan's educational facllities| what is described as one of the most complete libraries of its kind in the world. Willlam Lawrence Clements of Bay City, a graduate of the university pre- sented the library. The entire library is devoted to rare papers and volumes that give an au- thentic record of the discovery, found- fng and colonization of the United Btates. WANT MASONIC GATHERING Boston, June 16.—Detroit, Kansas City and Cleveland are leading bid- ders for the 1024 convention of the National Guards of Masonic clubs and it was said today that a decislon might| not be reached before the closing bus- {ness session of the league's 18th an- nual convention late vesterday. FOR SALE Six room cottage, 228 West street. Three extra lots, all improvements gnd in fine condition. | This is a good buy. ‘COX & DUNN RFEAUTORS, i 272 MAIN ST. A. LIPMAN hapman | 84 Lafayette St. Tel. 1329-2 ! Estimates cheerfully ziven on ali jobs '99 WEST ST. CLAMS FOR CHOWDER CLAMS FOR STEAMING SHRIMPS—CRAB MEAT SOFT SHELL CRABS LOBSTERS Dining Room Connection HONISS’S 24-30 STATE STREET Hartford. —DRINK— | AYERS’ SODA WATER | coop BULDING LOTS ON RUSS LAND €O, AND OTHER LOCALITIES, Take home a bottle of cream soda H. DA‘YTON HUMPHREY —Something you will like—it's deli- 272 MAIN STREE?T NATIONAL BANK BLDG BY STANLEY Special attention given to facials, manicuring, curling and dyeing hair, scalp treatments by competent hair dresser, ? United Barber Shop Phone 2162 Three Family House on Newington avenue. This house has only been built five or six years and can be bought much cheaper than other three family houses in that section. You can save at least $2,000 by buying this property. Don’t pass this up. CAMP REAL ESTATE CO. 272 Main Street Phone 343 Rooms 305-6 Bank Bldg, ANDRES & ATTWATTER Fancy Meat and Groceries 1543 Stanley St. New Britain, Conn. Tel. 341 A Full Line of Sunshine Biscuits Why Not? HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AND GLAS FITTED BY A. PINKUS Eyesight Specialist 300 MAIN ST. New Britain . ¥FOR SALE—DESIRABLE PROPERTY ON BARNETT STREET; ALSO T Graduation Photographs At Reduced Prices THE SUNSHINE SODA CRACKER [oose\yies Biscurr @ Package, 5¢ 12 for 6 SPECIAL SALE ALL THIS WEEK Our Complete Line of S. S. Fancy Cookies at ........ THE OLD HOME TOWN RACKET STORE s SOARS & SAWS dio 29¢c USE 5 J.ESEIBERT&SON'S RY PRODUCTS T il ) HERE'S YOUR MILK, MAAM ) d1t’s the milk for you and the children and your hushand will say vou chose wisely. He has heard of the sani- tary methods used in To Insure Prompt Delivery STANLEY NEA SERVICE New Britain Buick Co. 225 ARCH ST. PHONE 2607 LIVERYMAN DAVE WHITAKER WAS PRETTY RAPPY WHEN HE TRADED OFF THAT OLD SORREL HORSE FOR A FINE SOLID GOLD WATCH PARK ST. PHONE:1720% ¥ NEW BRITAIN,CONN.