New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 17, 1924, Page 2

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Por aching limbs, weak feet, fallen arches flat feet, painful heel, Inturning ankles, @allouses, otc, wear flexible featherwelght areh supports which we make frem in- @ividual Impressions of your feet In correct- od position. Many continue to suffer from | foot troubles through trylng ready made | arch supports, which can not fit properly | the vastly different shapes of feet; may as | well wear ready made eye glasses or false | tosth, We fit the foot and not the shoe it from all other supports, Fitted and ®old exclusively by | ENEHAN, Booth Block. | “Yomr huchand appreciates prre. sweet mith wsnys The Varmer Boy He ought to drink more milk and you won't have to do much coaxing to get him into the habit of drinking a eouple of glasses a day. You should use it in your cook- A Nursery Wik United Milk Co. 19 Woodland Street New Britain ANl Rabics Thrive On Our Grade Phone 1610, ing Ram- | o Koses, Snapdragons, Violets, Baskets NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, 'l‘HUKSDAY, APRIL 17, 1924, EX-CONVICT COMING | INBOYS' INTERESTS “Jimmy” Curran to Explain His Program to Maor Paonessa | | Pad environment cause !to become crin cause, accordin med convic ore than ei ¢ and who is tc This reformed member of k underworld will carr adult years in pri ceived his first sente prominent society we ‘\'lrr ‘s **400," his first a complaint of Mrs. He | 4 - ter-in-law of ex-Presi Reformatori s for ch nounced by “Jimmy" as be ing places for crime. He every one of them should be lrnrn-vll | O > ¢ > O 5 > © ie- ' Governor e down, He declared that 70 per cent of all the men in staté prison have start on a criminal career by the ment of reformatories. New England Breeds lh-ggmx : custom of allowing children to for pennies on the street should he declared. He as- nd is more in- , both old and er sa irmed that it is the g the criminals of New 5 per cent of all “Pan- come from these northern ng pennies, the children money can be secure it work and then turn their more serious offense: e ins the reformatories on. . nmy"” s not only interested Brotherhood for children. H ment will encompass men who are 'Round World Fliers Postpone coming out of prison. It is at that erted, that a man may b , if there is some rest in him. Th explained, that only ven a reteased conviet, This d he soon turns to his ves that more mon n the convict when h d that society in n the long run. d moving picture st cod as untrue. He said tha police officer stands w 1+ man fresh from prison, a et to find one who will e to place a crime at the door n innocent man. ; ® his release he has met per-| 1 been wished success by 'resident Warren G. Hard- | or Silzer of New Jersey, | Governor Brown of New Hampshire, Flynn Rhode Island, or Cox of Massachusetts, Gov- r Smith of New York and Uo\'-‘ of ernor Templeton of Connectleut, S © e 0 > 012 B and brought them to Kanata nalaska, on the Island of the same p ume in the Aleutian Islands group, o | to leave Ulaska today. To date the fllers have covered and 38 minutes actual flying sime, |§ compared with 1,620 miles traveled by three British aviators in a single |8 plane who are ‘also attempting to fly around the world. The British avia-|H§ tors landed at Athens, Greece, yester- | N day, the first stop from Corfu, after |} ¥ vis the engine of their plane had been | Activities Tor About @ Week | repiaced on receiving a new one from | | Ei nd. The British fliers left Eng- { |land March 25. | | 3 Planes Ready. | Seattle,April 17.—A message from | /% world cruisers Nos. 2, 3 and 4, piloted | by rith, Wade and Nelson, are pre- | i pa ’J to leave Chignik today for Dutfh Harbor, weather permitting. SWANSON-KEEHNER South- FLIGHT 15 HELD UP Major F I, of the United 1adron, and his Alva Harvey, ecuperating here today while the arriv m Unalaska gvak, 170 miles nik, Alaska, en route from Seward. As a result of the flight will be de !Carl Arthur Swanson of accident, the| >d about one € cruisers, the New Orleans, today at Chig- A pretty wedding took place Tues- They arrived Tuesday under the Jay morning at 11 o'clock when Miss aderships of Lieutenant | Ruth Agnes Keehner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Keehner of 190 Cur- of the tis street, became the bride of Carl 3 Swanson of Southington. The took place at St. Mark’s Igvak. t ! church chapel and Rev. Samuel Sut- night in thei ne ‘e officiated. Miss Irma Swanson, ieutenant C r of the groom, was“bridesmaid Charles R. Keehner, brother of best man, le was attired in a blue suit with hat to match. She | a bouquet of white roses and | he Hull *took lilies of the valley, The bridesmaid | Martin and is mechanician | wore a blue suit with hat to match 1, together with the air cruiser, and carried pink roses. The gift of the bride to the brides- | naid was a topaz ring and the groom e the best man & gold fountain | ington Takes Miss Ruth Agnes Kechner of This City As His Bride, age of | AT and their route off & lost plane. Word se th The couple left on a wedding trip | supplies for the world plane are to New York and vicinity and upon ted, to rush a wew engine to Por-|their return will reside in Southing- | Bay., -The Haida was scheduled | ton, ey — s & > & G © Gaer & e G, © G —" > G © > © G » > There is but that is made by the Victor Company —look for these Victor trademarks. 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