New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1923, Page 2

10 JOIN N PARADE| School Supplies Fountain Pens !m-h:? Pencils Pencll Boxes Note Books Erasers Loose Leaf Books Book Straps ,Pen Holders Pads The ) . Dickinson Drug Co. STATIONERY DEPT, 169-171 MAIN ST. Do People Notice the Hat You Wear? They do! It recelves closer scrutiny than any other apparel ftem. A new Fall hat of the style and shade that looks best on you will help you win many favorable impressions. Inciden- tally, from our complete stock you're sure to find the hat that DOES look best on you. We have prepared for your choosing Hartford's largest stocks of high-grade hats— from the wdrld's best hatters— KNOX—Fifth Avenue Finest, HENRY HEAT H — London's Style Leaders, KNAPP-FELT—The Man's Favorite. HORSFALL HATS FOR FALL START AT $3.00 ENOX HATS — $7 — “‘Sensible Economy."” All the New Styles, Colors and HORSFALLS 93-99 Young Isylum Street CITY ITEMS. Gulbransen Player Planos. Morans' —advt Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Collins of Wap- ping and Mr. and Mrs. Aden L. An- drus of Newington, are visiting In Byracuse, at the home of Mr. Andrus' daughter, Mrs. L. H. Judd. Trolley service to Mardi gras. Lake Compounce tonight—advt. Zionist picnic, Sunday, Schutzen Park. Overland car given away.—adv Noonday luncheons at Crowell's.— advt, Emmanuele Di Nonno, Gerarda Casale, Frank Bosco, Frank Rogers, Ralph D. Subeddu, Ida Curioni, and Marie Dolce, grand delegates of the local lodges of the Order Sons of Italy, will motor to New London fo- morrow to attend the state convention of the order in that city. Following the close of the convention next Wed- nesday Mr, Di Nonno and Mr, Casale will motor to New York city for the week-end, NEW BRITAIN MUSICAL CLUB Contest Members, opens this week, closes Sept. 20th. Substantial prizes for first five Active Members procuring ten new Associate Members, second and third prizes equally attractive. new Associate for MRS. RUTH GOODRICH HORTON Teacher of Voice Soprano soloist of the First Congregational Church, Teacher in the Hartford School of Musie. RESUMES TEACHING SEPT, 1iTH Studlo: 83 BASSETT ST, NEW BRITAIN MANDOLIN BANJO—UKULELE E. C. Benson Barker Private Instruction. Studio reopens Sept. 10 Booth’s Block Best [nstruments Sold ra— Y 4 £ | CONSTITUTION WEEK| Gobs, Aboy, Are You With Us?|Campaign of Bducation (o Be| A. L. Post Asks | The following letter has been sent | to all the f sailors in the eity asking them to ahead and if you'll pipe down & min. ute you'll want to get in on the maneuvers “No, the Aslatie fleet Is not coming to New Britain, but the landiubbers will think it has if you'll de your part, Belay the chatter now and hear me out. . “Firstly, the American Legion has oll the members of # big time here on Sept 13th, 14th | and 156th when the state convention is held in our own port, You've seen the | details in the papers probably, but | we're taking this means to let you | know just what a big part the gobs are going to take in the whal -, parade that we're going to have on | Baturday afternoon the 16th, | “WIill you be a sallor again for two | hours and hike two miles In the big. | gest military parade Noew Britain ever saw? This town Is due to come out of its hop that day and here's how you can help. Get out the white uniform and crum it up with leggings and neckerchief, join in with the fellows and march with Eddy-Glover Post when we make our showing to the rest of the servi on of our state. “Those who haven't whites are ex- pected to come out in blues, white hat and leggins 50 we can have a division that will show the bumch that we are a sea-going, salty crew that got ‘em over and brought ‘em back. ““You don’t have to be & post mem- ber, wear hash marks or chevrons, just comé along in the best you've #ot so that with your help we can show the folks what a snappy looke ing bunch of gobs there are in this burg." A. F.. Corbin, chairman of the citizen's reception committee, for the 6th annual convention of the Ameri- can Legion, Department of Connecti- cut, to be held in this aity Sept. 18, 14, and 15, has appointed the follows ing committee; Messrs. A. N. Abbe, J. R. Andrews, Dr. H. T. Bray, F. 8. Chamberlain, E.., W, Christ, F. H. Cooper, P. Crona, G. H. Dyson, E. B. Eddy, J. M. Halloran, George P. Hart, Walter H. Hart, W. C. Hungerford, Arthur G. Kimball, George T. Kim- ball, P. F. King, Rev. H. W. Malfer, P. F. McDonough, John Minor, Mayor A. M. Paonessa, W. H. Ratten- bury, H. L. Platt, E. J. Porter, Fred Rackliffe, Steven Robb, Raul K. Rogers, A. J. Sloper, C. F. Smith, George P. Spear, Phillip B. Stanley, J. J. Watson, Dr. Willlam Ross, Dr. T. Eben Reeks, Rev. J. Leo Sullivan, M. D. Saxe. “Gold Star” Mothers Invited Invitations were lssued today by Eddy-Glover Post, American Legion, to 62 mothers who lost sons in the service, to occupy seats of honer in a reviewing stand to be placed on Cen- tral park during the military parade which is to bring the Legion conven. tion to a close next Saturday after. noon, The reviewing stand will be de. voted exclusively to the gold star mothers and will be directly opposite the stand to be occupied by state and local officlals and military officérs. Chairs will be provided and an unob- structed view of the parade will be afforded. Gold star mothers whose names are not in the hands of the Legion and who, because of this fact or errors in the mails do not recelve invitations, are asked to get in touch with the Home BService Bureau at City Hall and an invitation will be sent at once. Curtis L. Sheldon who {s handling parade arrangements, was in confer- ence yesterday with Supt. J. J. Snave- ly of the Hartford division of the New Haven rallroad and received as- surance that no freight trains would be allowed to cross the Main street crossing during the parade. There are no scheduled trains for some time prior to the hour set for starting the parade. The procession will be little less than half an hour passing a given point, the parade committee expects. The parade committee has been in« formed that the Hartford companies of the 169th regiment will come to the city by trolley, leaving the cars at Chestnut and Eim streets, and marching to corner of East Main street, where the parade will form. The cavalry troops will come over tha road by way of Franklin square to Elm street. The Waterbury Legion will send 50 automobiles, and 50 men will come from Bridgeport by train. It possible, an ambulance will be | secured to follow up the parade and furnish treatment to any who drop out of the line of march. At Walnut Hill park, a Red Cross emergency tent will be provided with Dr. George H. Dalton, formerly a captain in the medical sérvice, in charge. Mayor A, M. Paonessa this meérn- ing accepted the invitation of the committes to be present at the epen- ing session of the convention at Odd Fellows' hall and formally welcomé the delegates to the city. He will also be present and speak at the luneheon to the delegates to be held at noon on the opening day. —————eS OFFICIAL NOTICE SCHOOL DEPT. | City of New Britain, Connecticut OPENING of SCHOOLS ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS Including— | Kindergartens Elementary Schools | | Junior High Schools | Senior High School IMONDAY MORNING, | SEPT. 10, 1923 n out for the Amer. | which on Baturday, lop.‘pndlu. i i about 36 representatives of fraternpal acterized by the mayor “as the hest “ ere, Jack, there's b and religious organizations B0 Hrty St Ol 1 paame plans -'."'- made for the ohservance |give" of “Constitution Week," 1610 20, Carid Out St 161098 | d at which there Were present, | Reptember A committee, Appointed at a former | made the following recom- lons in regard to the observ- meeting of hurches throughout the eity bs held In the | tiviti grammar school hall on Sunday even- her September 16 or 23 DEVELOPED by nineteen years’ ex- perience, the 1924 line of Reo high- powered six-cylinder passenger cars more forcefully expresses the signifi- cance of Reo as “The Gold Standard of “3That an outside speaker be en: | three channels: To have five minute gaged 1o speak at the meeling. | B~That a committee of five be named te make plans for the mass meeting to be held on September 16| or 23, preferably the former.” Banley H, Holmes, My, Upson and | Buel B, Bassette were nominated o retire and make up a fist of names for membership in this committee. White they were out making up the list, Judge B, ¥, Gaffney gave an | Interesting talk on thé purpose of | “Constitution Week,” In whieh he said the blg motive was to bring the people hack to know the constitution our forefathers drew it up Judge Gaffney's talk was enthu- slastically received and was chars talk he had ever heard Judge Gaffney From the list drawp up by Mr, Up. son, Holmes and TBassette the following committes was elected hy| meeting through the chairman, A. W,/ the assembly. Chairman, Stanley I, Upson, Holmes, Mayor Paonessa, Nathan Avery, Judge Gaffngy, Buel B, Tas. sette, This committee 15 to be known as an executive committe and will| have general charge of the week's ac- | It was proposed in the meeting that the campaign be carried out thro Values.” The rugged, powerful chassis is hung lower to the road for easier riding, greater safety and improved appear- ance. The double-frame mounting of power units,—long a distinctive Reo feature,—is maintained. So is the sim- ple Super strength marksthe new rear axle, which combines the advantages of both the semi-floating and full floating types. dual foot control. speeches given In the theaters eity, 1o have the econstitutl plained in the ehurches, to ha therough study of the constitution made in the schools. TO ATTEND DENTISTS' MEETING Dr, and Mpg A, B, Johnson will leave this evening fer Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the national eonvens tien of the American Dental soclety, Dentists from all over the world will attend this meeting, Dr, Johnsen will exhibit his foreeps for impacted lows er third molars which he has invented and for whieh he has two patents and has designed four medels, He will visit his son, H, Johnson and also a college roommate, Dr, J, E. Kelly, whom he has not seen for 36 years, JOANSON-BEEDE The marriage of Cha H, Joh sen of this eity and Miss Pausti Beede, daughter of Mrs, E. 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