New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1924, Page 18

18 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1924 ‘ 7 ; ; "RAILWAY EMPIOYES | Attacki MRS. CLANTON TELLS CLAN DGUGLAS HAS Off to Mediterranean ififlAflUATES RECEIVE !'—"wt“"”‘*“""w‘f: oy : , 899,645 employes on their payrolls last | nsonia, . 2.—William Robin- AL | commission. | for attacking his wife with a razor e ek reported an increase of 79,082 [ during an altercation at their home (Continued from IMirst Puage) n nel / n g 7 X - 4 § = |ove rember 1922, In the numbe Tre t street vesterday. The Large Attendance at Feature of , e 2 Judge Galley Adresses Mid:|ovee November isze o the mmer | ot st osoray, i through it s. Terpenn his e e 4 s 1 /311 or two-tenths of one per cent in i ondition, She was badly cut | with s n Annnal Social Alfair P i Year Class at ngh VIR B bttt Pkl e e ey The graduation Senior mid- Konior high rnit evening with appropriate cxercises, 1 Mrs. S 3 ¥ A Judge Bernacd . Gaffney, presi- and dent of the school board, 2 ! 1 . y % principal addr and presented the | ¢ipiomas to the students. The sel ior high school orchestra plu = eral selections under the direction of |George B, Matthew 1 the school chorus sung. The ation was | delivered by Rev, wy W. Maier. | | The exercises conelud vith the sing- |ing of the “Star Spi d Banner” by the class und & | One of the larg: ds ever to jattend a graduation was present at e St ot S o Twenty Years of Successful uat vere in aitendence, s Automobile Building’ | well as several members of the school {aculty. At 8:20 the graduates filed into the {anditorium led by i s, Mil- Proud as Buick is of its growth within the short space of two |dred Quigley and Faye ttenbury. | decades, it is not in its vast organization that Buick takes its They took seats in the front row of " greatest pride. Rather it is in what these attainments indicate. auditorivm wh i d the proces al from “Tann- Buick’s position of leadership has been achieved solely by the 10 ‘tov, Heury. W. Mater | accomplishments of Buick cars in the hands of more than a mil- lion owners. In their dependable performance, in their satisfying comfort, and in their year by year fulfillment of every demand of motoring, Buick cars have won the place they occupy. women when January 28, Buick celebrates its twentieth birthday. the invocation after, which L seiec chorus s The orchestra then | Hmit in i “Ardennea From the rich background of experience—with all of its un- s followed by the address by | equalled manufacturing facilities—and inspired by a deep sense | e Gaffney. i of personal obligation te Buick friends, owners and the general g : 3 3 J In his addr Judge Gaffney told public—Buick will seek ever to maintain on an even higher level Roy lloward of the Seripps-Howard Newspapers, his wife |the students to e « A the confidence of the public which it now enjoys. " and two children, juck R. and Jane, sailed recently from New |thing great or they wonld go back. | Y . g . A . : haw | Y 0u cannot stay still 1 cither | E-27.15-NP York city for an extended cruise in the Mediterranean, They u“: petau ot fatast L "h]—\ stom Ty, swnws s s, NEW BRITAIN BUICK: G0. 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Iirst reports MOTOR CAXS | WE DA as or Groundhog , this stunt is | were that three persons had perished. | WIN DY PING HoNORS » ) . : « ' Niche supposed to mean that for the m\!\ s : Lol caiiclid bygLhe AR B e ot el L R oL ey 1| CINDERS FOR SA CROWLEY BROS. INC. .‘v,,y‘ 1w respond- ey blasts of Old Man Winter while A. H. HARRIS DECORATORS shadow which he thought was that of | sing en- the Puzzy Wolf, or Reddy the Fox, or The Hartf the fce man giggles with glee, Highland fling and possibilities and probabilities, said | band But, ‘tis not so. As a prognosti } H - Str Barpentier eater ot amomeriant” amete (| Ay G Hawke i 267 Chapemun Street 2 lances, ac- | Mr. Groundhog has lost his reputa 99 WEST ST. 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