New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 19, 1923, Page 16

16 NO WIRE CONDUITS N BROAD STREET WILL ENTER BANKING FIELD oo or Asia Finance Board Opposes Project- E. F. Hall Re-elected Chairman Whea City that #5 ways are street whe board wer the eity ¥ ways of the city There Was ne pr the charter for inereasing fhe su fund, the charter Pelieving that subways way revision should he Built only in the busier sections of the city. It is planne S what now re Commercial a Myrtle stree Chalrman E. F. Hall o was last pight re.elected as of the finance board, called at on to the fact that the school department will weed money from the sale of honds and other necessary works should first be cared for before subways are built. Bubways, he argued, cannot be classed as a necessity, The board voted to recommend to the common council that eity nots to the amount of 85,000 ha {ssued to pay for the construction of a new building to house femals in mates of the town farm. The original esti. mates wera 870,000, but building costs have inereased 15 per cent in mmittes prepar » Ame th his o returs Rand and Hongs heen sta andard hong, ¢ where he ha tioned at the offices of the Co. of New York, The latter is a graduate of Yale, of the class of 1919 and of New Britain High school American Trading Ships Are Detained in Siberia Noeme, Alaska, June 19.—=Rev, N, F. Hoyer, a missionary whe came here hy way of East Cape, Siberia after a winter on the Little Diomedes Islands | in Bering Btrait, is authority for the statement that the American trading | schooners Silver Wave Iskum and Re. | linda from Tacoma, Wash, are de. ained at East Cape and their erews are under arrest charged with violat. | ing the Russian soviet government's trading laws, The craft and crews | were being held, Dr. Hoyer sald unti) the arrival from the south of a vessel with high soviet officials. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY Eight Feet Off The Ground An exciting moment during a foothall mhteh between the Swedish team and British team played in the Olympic Stadium in 'Rmckhnlm. when four of the players were literally swept off their i feet, JUNE 19, 1828 Miss Agnes C, Middlemas Bride of Alden Rickey The wedding Miss As ( fiddien Alden Rickey W a8 took place of the bride's mother ath High street Mr. Rickey ate Dr. and Mrs, Alden Rickey of Dayten, O, and Miss Middiemass b know al school teacher Hil of the Seuth chureh and Rev of the Beeond Congre- ast eveming at is the sen of the a we V. | ehurch of Berlin officated. | quiet affair| ¢ wedding Was @ Yery ¥ the members of the immediate tamilies being in attendance Mr and Mrs. Rickey went on a wedding trip after whieh they will reside in New York eity, where the groom is in the insorance business WEDNESDAY June 20 _.t_ ASHLEY’S THE MAN'S STORE $1.00 Reductions $1.00 NAINSOOK UNION SUITS No violegee had been done the men o past few months, Chairman W the p o i « gt or the boats, he sald, F. Mangan of the charity board stated, and an additional $5,000 will be needed. The board has already recelved $10,000, There was no op- poeition to granting the increase which Chairman Mangan said might| p 5 mot be found necessary. Matthew's Lutheran school, and wife The recommendation will come he- |yo o™l 00" e that their :c‘»; fore the July meeting of the council. |ikupt, who is a student at Concordiu A |college, Bronxville, N, Y., has heen FOR US! awarded highest honors for his work Berlin, Germany—Hat tipping is/in German for the year, Kurt Klopp falling off throughout Germany. |is a graduate of §t. Matthew's Luth- Men aren't wearing sky-pleces, Prices eran school and he also attended the A Canv xfords, 'row 30 Pairs Oxfords, narrow A8 OXIOLIE & HAttg are too high. |local high school. et @9 () Therar ... $1.00 on ) STRAW HATS Kurt Klopp Wins Honors At Concordia College C. Klopp, principal of 8t 27for $1.00 $1.00 BAL. 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