New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1924, Page 16

BLIZZARD HELD UP DAN CUPID'S PLAN Interfered With Wedding of couldn't even buy m sandwich. Just then the letter carricr handed in the mail ‘whieh contained among other things a letter from one of the in- vited guests who is anchored some- | where in a snow ban Mr. Alex is| an industrious you wn and though he has met with some matrimonial venture, the wedding will place as the roads are up ar party can be| reverses in his as soon 1d the take opened Harry Alex and Bride-to-Be v ruary 13, 1 Mr. have ma New Brit- 1 ain since Y 3 n- ‘ and ) 1z lex of =t 1 e, they are islons of the rs have el Sylvig nivers near. the will Nirs. m Th » Hardware When interviewed had rried said, period make “Herald"” v telling of the ‘fore X afte overcome be “That was the connected with nth Page) I Gertrude I confined to sion will hold town hall plan commi meeting in . the ning interesting meeting of the W T U ifternoon at | meet for was e home Plens were ‘laid e near ruture, ¥red Callen of d to be slight- dition o WAs reporte improved today CARD O THANKS loving memory of Mr. Bradley their lives, T ' | Congregational chure GIRL SCOT NEWS The Girl Scout off will meet Monday evenin the Girl Scout office, B. Proudman, chairn of awards, will be 1 for merit ba n of the court nt to tell of work and dis- blems with the Captains, lieutenants and new leaders are urged to attend. The patrol leaders meeting held t evening at the Girl Scout office was attended by leaders from the fol- | lowing troops: Troop 1, South Con- gregational. church; Troop 2, First Troop 4, Ber- lin; Troop 5, Camp school; Troop 10, Maple Hill, and St. troop. The girls voted to enter their patrols on a patrol ladder at the Glll Scout office, progress up the Leing determined by prog: patrol in the following: gold attendance, silver merit badg st class munity service, and home girls also voted to edit a scout paper, titles for same to be suggested by all troops and voted upon at a later date, Each troop will eiect its troop re- porter immediate "he leaders form- ed three patrols and the patrol lead- eérs chesen were: Frances Miller, op 4; Gertrude Gibney, Troop 2; Stehbins, Troop 5. The next meeting . will be February 21, after school All members of the drill Friday, drum corps will Feb, 15th, 4 This will be { Brownie ton | ey Joseph's school | 1eteen er\nlw of the Be rlinl industriously at makipg their own uniforms. | will have a Valentine party Wednesday afternoon, with a valen- tine box, gameés and refreshments. The senior group will have a valen- | ting party in the evening. | Troop 2, of the Center church is having a patrol contest. The patrol | being most punctual at meetings to | be given a -upfim~ by the losing patrol. | pack are worlk STATE LEGION PAPER |~ Connecticut Department of Exservice- | men's Organization Soon to Have| Official Publicity Organ. Armstrong state com-! American Legion, the Edd; Captain C. P. mander of th speaking be " | post of this city last night, said the Connecticut department of the Le "he yion Was to edit and control a publica- tion for the benctit of the exservice-| men and the Legion. The plans are rapidly crysallizing, the captain said, and within a month or so the paper will be ready for dis- tribution among Legionnaires of the stat State Adjutant Parsons is per- APPEAL Ernest Nyquist h ppealed to the court of common j from the de- cision of Judge R Alling in favor of the defendant in Nyguist's a4 last ! of suit against lay of part of the payme grange. e drum cory Company (1 and the Veterans in honor of W camp commander of the Veterans and instructor - to have bought Xuml Hall returned, for the Girl|auist, e to express my heartfelt | neighbors for their sym- at the time of avement loved oncs George Bradley and Harry Bradley. To those who sent the beautiful flowers and to all who by their kindness and helped to lighten the the pours of sorrow *0 ' Mr, Nelbert Morgan ath of out s and Minnie cgse was one ot words were tice value od the their cousin horse COMMANDER ARMSTRONG OF STATE LEGION HERE Visits Eddy-Gloy nr taimedd at Dinner at Country ook after some of 1} d they hayen't been . Armstrong (rmhonse ey mistak cabouts ad by arriva cmbers Eddy- : the wpon Come Here First EVERY ELEVENTH VALENTINE CUSTOMER GETS THEIR ENTIRF PURCHASE FREE COF CHARGE. OHRNSTEDTS 72 W. MAIN ST. Post and is l»llll'I'-‘ at the | deeds | burden in their Johe Hall for recovery made Nyquist on & truck that he is alleged and then The appeal was entered by ”»‘lnnm & McDonough, counsel for Ny by Millions of persons throughout the world paid tribute to the memory of Woodrow Wilson at the same hour burial services were held in Washington. ! packed in Madison Square Garden, New York, hearing Wilson extolled. 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