New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1923, Page 2

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U, and friends with the Y. P. B. and L.| T, L. classes will meet at the center| on Monday at $:30 a. m. They will| bring lunch and spend the day at| Rockwell Park, Bristol. If the day is rainy the trip will he made Tuesday | at the same time. | French Hat Shoppe, 87 West Main | 8t. Prof. Bldg. Exclusive millinery. | —advt | Mrs. Marla Smith Whatley left yes- terday” to make her home at the| Masonic Home, Wallingford. | Victor and Idlson records at Plerce's.—advt. A special meeting of the patrolmen of the police department will be held at 6:30 o'clock tonight to nominate a member to the police pension fund trustees. | rich, smooth creamy— “Gee, it's good! for thirst and hunger 10c a bottle at soft drink places United Milk Co. Felephone 1610-2 | Belden Gibney, Mildred M. Goldthwait, Wallace Clar- ® | Mullaire, LIST OF GRADUATES AT CENTRAL JUNIOR Names of Boys and Girls Who Re- oeived Diplomas Yesterday T A the graduate Cent Junior Mig eely esterda of Graduates Joe France Anderson, Jessio Margaret eroy Bacon, Anna Pauline Anna Agnes Mars Heae Mar rirude Beckius, Kenneth Hers Behnke fildred Irene Dellman, Alvida 1 Alfred Peter Bertoline Marie Brow Edith Mae Bumstead, Wanda Marie Busch, Mary ose Calazaa, Erie Leon rd Carlson George Carl Milton John Carlson, Natalec Loretta LeaNe George 1. Cochran, Evelyn Cook, rge Pran th Dakin Darrow, Authony ary Abbate Elisha Y Fred Anders rgstron Catherine Cuse, IMlorer Cengl, Conner, Olga Ituel Covert Mildred Ellzs Hamilton Eldridge James D'Ava Raymond Charles Davis, Edward Joseph Deminski,! Joseph Peter Dennehy, Helen Dorothy Dennis, Francis Edward Dorsey, Anna Elizabeth Doyle, Matilda Elizabeth Drauchik, Charles § iricson, Ruth A, Evans, Henry J. Ferrarls, Edith Elizabeth Foberg, Ar- thur Francls Fritz, Lena Mary Frus- cella, Raymond George Gagnon, Isa- dore Leonard Garston, Samuel D, Gar- ston, Marjorie Frances Glbney, Ruth Anna Loulse Giller, Mortimer 18 Crowe, once Gradeck, Viola Emma Guenther, | Ellen Elvira Gustafson, Willls B, Hall, Walter C. Hallberg, Olga ¥ Halgis, Hildur Augusta Hallgren, Elizabeth Cooley IHance, Mabel Edith Hausman, Wilfred Emerson House, B | Thomas Fred Hovanesian, 1da H, Hu- I ber, Clarence Edward Huitgren, How- ard Marshall Humphreys, Eleanor Margaret Jacobson, Alice Marian Jan- elle, Ruth Anna Johnson, John A. Johnson, Hulda Sophle Johnson, Ethel | Linnea Kalin, Aaron Max Kirshnit, Lydia Mabel Klofber, Paul John| Klopp, Bessle Hilda Landau, John | Joseph Laposky, Henry Edward Le-| bell. 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Merwin Alfred Schaefer Marion Louise Sehilling, Madeline N, Behmitt Margaret Louise ohrey, Lillian Mehilling Schroedel, Bara Shurberg Klizabeth Margaret Schussler, Her bert Joseph Sehweltzer, Carolina Gio Simonelll, Lawrence Newtor Kloan, Esther Louwise Smith, Beuth Esther Sparks, Wilhewina Catherine Htack, Albin Willlam Stepule, Charies Vrederiek Strobel, Jr, Estelle Cath erine Strom, Carl Joseph Bwanson Elizabeth Vietorin Bwanson Iyy Mildred Swanson, Maria Ro i acote, Herbort Ralph Bwin Elizabeth Tanakas, Mildred acy, Agnes He Valentine, Julis Mary Balaknis, Grs Caroline Wal- lin, Clara Elsle Walsh, John Putnam Ward, James A, Weir, John Vernon Wilks, Frances Mary Winfrey, Grace Virginia Wolf, Francls Joseph Wolf- w Frances Cella Welinsky, Tony hilip YacabelMts, Mary Margaret Zahansky, Willlam George Zadanis, Lilllan Murtha Zelgler, Arthur Alex- Gladys Irene Esther Curl Zotter. Crude 6“7n Tracks Is Death to Caterpillars Albany, Ore, June 16,~Crude oll applied along the tracks of the South- ern Pacific, Albany-Newport branch is belleved to have solved the caterpillar problem as far as the railway is con- cerned. Tralns from the coast are ‘arriving on time for the first time in a week and tralnmen report the in- sects are retreating from the right of way. “Milk for strong men—that's how they get that way!” —The Farmer Boy Milk is a man’s food. It is an all around satisfying food that you should use more of United Milk Co.’s milk is of superior quality. . Drink More Milk United Milk Co. 49 Woodland St. New Britain The Great Fun Maker L4 RALPH B INGHAM FIRST NIGHT -AT— CHAUTAUQUA “Quality Program BUY A s for Everybody” SEASON TICKET — NEW BRITAIN — JUNE 25 to JULY 1 ALL NEXT BIGGER AND BETTER WEEK THAN EVER SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1028, MINN. SENATE FIGHT National Administration Through Fe- PRINCE BEST DANCER National Institute of Social Dancing Votes Signal Honor 10 Son of King publican Sematorial Commitiee He. ported Lngaged in State Contest, St Paul, June 16~Weord ths national administration through the| republican senatorial committee would and in the July 16 eleetion in the nator Knute Nelson's successor be ohosen, was received with considers abie interest in politieal cireles in the state today Reports that Senstor George H.| Moses of the senatorial committee is) taking a hand in the campalgn prior to the June 18 primary in the inter-| ests of Governor J. A. O. Preus were denied by friends of the goverper whe | is one of the nine candidates seek-| ing the republican nomination According to these rumers letters were sent by Senator Moses urging| Minnesotans to rally to the support rl‘ Governor I'reus. | On the other hand Washington ad- | viees Indicated that aetive assistanes| from the senatorial ecommittee and| the administration would not hegin| until after the primary, with full re- publican support thrown to the ean fdidate neminated George of England he Prinee of the premier the nationa New York, June 16 has heen voted the world by of sopial da ed today that it \her of new steps, one 1akie Minne aeing, whieh a ah had late sent him & sota when named in wil nu his hene Addressing the throug said “As & token of your many women on institute Murray prinee, the its seeretary, Arthur our appreciation of courtesies Ameriear the hallroom floor T take pleasure in forwarding te your royal highness en behalf of the American members of the national institute of 1a) dancing, the enclosed new danee steps, one of which, because of its listinetiveness we taken the privilege of naming after your royal highness o have “It iy our unanimous vote that your royal highness first place amopg the daneers of the world by reason of which position we find it only befitting that your royal highness be the first to learn the steps” deserves Reginald l)el;l;," Sues- for I 875,000, Claiming Damages | Los Angeles June 16,—Reginald | Denny, motion pleture actor ye filed court action asking da Bush Hopes Russia and America Will Agree Soon Petrograd, June 16.—Trving T Bush in & newspaper interview grant- od shortly before his departure from this ity said: I carry away with 00 from the Bonellla 1. me ry pleasant memories of Rus- [tories, Ine harging he had sia's hospitality. 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