New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1924, Page 13

v -~ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, I1AY 13, The Master Plu ‘ INVITES THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC OF NEW BRITAIN AND VICINITY TO ITS —Standard 5 o Display Gf Mflée?fi Buit-!n Bath Tu “-= Sanitary Plumbing ? ixtures IN THE WINDOW OF THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT AND POWER CO., WEST MAIN STREET, DURING THE STATE CONVENTION WHICH OPENS TOMORROW. THIS EXHIBIT SHOWS THE CHARM OF A BEAUTIFUL BATHROOM, THE MOST MODERN IDEAS IN PLUMBING FIXTURES, THE LAST WORD IN SINK AND LAVATORY ARRANGEMENTS. THE DISPLAY IS WELL WORTH THE ATTENTION OF THE MAN WHO IS CONTEMPLATING THE ERECTIC™ OF A E0OME OR HAS IN MIND MODERNIZING HIS PLUMBING FIXTURES. IT SHOWS THE PROGRESS BEING MADE IN SANITATION BY THE PLUMBINC CRAFT A'\ID IT IS BOUND TO ATTRACT ATTENTION DURING THE CONVEMNTIQN. o THE FOLLOWING MEMBERS OF THE NEW BRITAIN MASTER Pi.'WR. ERS’ ASSOCIATION ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE EXHIBIT: C. H. BROMLEY, E. P. BURNS, LOUIS CROLL, ERICKSON £ JOHNSON, J. J. ERWIN & SONS, W. R. FENN, I. FEIGENBAUM, C. A. HJERFE, KAL- BERG & FIRTH, F. W. LOOMIS, C. J. LEROUX, J. LEVINE, A. A. MILLS, 0. A. PETERSON, THOMAS QUINLIVAN, A. E. WEIANT, F. C, WALKER. = Modern Sanitary Bath Room & Q Simp.ex riwush Valve t Company Man and nA eod ————— Baptiste hall i \ comp: panion 1s Arrested, ‘Linger a W mm 0 QUG DN oo v s e N T 300 Delgaes B "5 25 40550 220 Mayor Paomess Wll Ak Him “"'“C"“"‘“"' e In Bevttn e neiay Moo T e o girl beleved to have heen Renee | Odd Felle ) We Ahiberg's | Wil \~~c.nhlc in bc|lm turn to vo lor & plan sugge Harris of Helen's Run, West \H:Hm i C m i 4 w, Adm. 50c.—a : : —— Appeal From Theater Stage ™%, “nelioe dospia "odas ,u pected in City Tomorrow e a1 Continue in Harness pm-nn said by the police » 10 have be erpeg degres on 8 St taken with suicidal intent at the con- o Mayor A. M, Paonessa and ex- clusion of a night of festivities, fhe More than 200 delegates are ex- |, Wayor George A. Quigley formally | was found in a dying condition In an pected to attend the 34th apnual con | £ , [upper Ride apartment where 1he (antion of the Master Plumbers’ asso pe disab) ar veterans L ] 1 F QRN 100 tindied w » police had been summoned by a {amp fund drive last night when they :\nmh, her companion of the night be« ' 2 A A o X lpoke at the Capitol theater during |fore, {CRY temerty ! 7 M o i s h B s s e g el b demictmr el on et e e performance. They announced | In her handbag, the police found 110 open at 10 a J am / ; - e drive will continue for one weck, |several, crudely written verses iy It with prayer by Rev. J losing next Saturday with a tag day. which the girl, apparen a depart. |10 Bullivan, Mayor A. M. Paoness } is hoped to raise $3,000 in this city, | ment store employe, gave melancholy Mzyor Paonessa told the audience expression to “the disappointment of 1e plcome the delegate Victrolas and Pianos, hat he and the former mayor have life" aw! to loneliness britain, vt leen political opponents, but they | Her companion, Mario Giminaz, 21, of e united when it comes to a hu- |was h-1 by the police an indefnile fanitarian movement such as pru\hi ders, company offis 'g a recreation camp for |h- 3 in the clation of Connecticut, Inc,« in this | 3 ' a Records, 00, Co L yepger ca 10 the neheon \ t ] man now in the serviee, e hte e returne nance boare or another ® r . vl here they spent the winter ar ool chairt Pl i Fairbanks of In of NO ORDERS, PLANT SUSPENDS monthe ¢ N ying tensive n ittsbury M 1 1 N e, suspended Lundred em- Fmp Im s and urged that r,n . £ be put on by the pupil 80 that New Rritain - ; el Officers will be £y vl New Britain oy G e « Di s " = ing year T . . ’ Aty i New Attorney General Has Dispensed ”‘:, \‘ of the . | be Hm FE AP g g i 'l‘()l'(‘lf" W ar Veterans ’u" to the Niantic resort, | With Services of These Amatenr THe B il et 10 5140 ad | In Session Tonizht “Mayor Quigley reminded the . 3 Aha A S \thering that some of the boys who | NeCTet Service Men, : b at o . ~ 9 Y LG ; A g o ] 1 f L \ % ofiicers of the assoc are has brought su o ho m 1 ' \ 2 it benefit by their rruml utions o sumber of | B ' bl A 4 Sdals s ¢ S Sl 4 e T, §11 not be in this world for long and | a1 : it ity shidy fstidinde LR Wi ot Py ¢ Mo pans Somm=— - at there shoul® he no sparing of |, (o Sha i gy o it il e e . % . sShraf i znces to help them. Some of them e n oAt teneral | preside b a of 8t an i . S it 5 R 3 ® n e a constant reminder in the lost ook office last m it the | ford er, Char eumann fome cooked lunches W', by tefreshment | r—— . , or in the continual pain |, of them has been separated from . corTen ding and et K% 13 AECH they eannot forget, others ik y P Dere . ~ “ o é s 0 coneluded, " ted to the senate o st ) . Sl OSTRIKE ENDS AT MILLIKIN At the close of the performan . : . 6 e g Mward | str red ¢ ury o the (‘ A & ributions were accepted in the oy rnt o inely o Ofic e New RBritain asso- on a pr at 1 rwin Sudents Betum 1o The'r Clasees i/ wai } >l : pos - v ) illes, | i - sident, A Mills: | Mfg. 0., vest She was remor- | After Protest of a Week Ity : 7 g - chairman « e repubiican ent, (. A, Hierpe: 1reasurer, ' ng 1o the ien horpit- T . - S DEMOCRATIC ALTERNATES |Georgs A, Carpenter of Chit ag0; yhn | won d il S Y S AN Jmen ’ ury, May 13 William F..|K. Tener, former n - — d Peter Fitzhenry, both of sylvania and e for he former & delegute at |me " . t o Arrange Program for and the latter a district dele. | > N be 1o the demoeratic national con. |at the fonme: Fres " Parents-Teachers Meeting ntion, this morning announced that treasurer of 1 epublica " The following program will b v 1 0tr, and “r;"‘ '_ it "" 3 inat was thet g HARRY T. HALTORD, Distribuior by had appointed their alternates, o b 8, B. Meloan, P en At the audi “ent : 3 y ), ther 1 i t 7 aw S AR . " 4ge Thoms appointed Attorney lisher of the Washington Post Junior H»;u a ) | CRUTCh street from 208 2 nge 05 PITRINS ST. E. HARTFORD sderick M. MeCarthy of A nia, a1 jile Mr. Fitzhenry appeinte mer 8 g { : £, Marshal Willlam R. Faimer of Deficiency Appropriation Orchestra selection = T : < X 5 “or Department of Justice Chorus_Fishin erade pupie The Little | — THE I The Little Mies lna--r"_ d|r ector slo Double Header Ts Washington. Muy 13.Carrying 83, |,y 27 S ! f 217,000 virtually ail of it for the de " ) . Scheduled for Tomorrow rariment of tustice, a deficiency ap- M1 oo At I s DRE P Store New York, May 13.—The semi-final | Propriation bill, the 'j;f"“"’ of the #8- | caroline Augusta . Au p With the d With the tches of the eastern polo cham- Fairy Patience inehip teurnament will ba combin- | @ tomotrow in a double-heade ¥t Hamilton as a resuit of wehedule announced by Maio pert 1. Bullard farvard will oppose Princeton in o war fras : il o senbiul > > .' ! Will meet West Point in the oth. | pen e N “th g The final match is scheduled for o ate In the daeeting of. the Inter. |CERONIE 1 H . FRUIT OF THE LOOM PEQUOT SHEETS . SILK JAPANESE 10-in. SILK CANTON UDGEMENT FOR FLANNERY | communications at Mexico City begin- | ot Pl COTTON 72x90 s PONGEE CREPE 14 s; ment for 'h'\”‘ ;-lnun_n was . e u rry Lamberg MacArthu Harold DBengs- 2 King Language " Warren Drainerd | Biz Values l : ', Queen Grammar .. “. ,:l 5‘:‘_‘;:‘4:; ig Values , 400__N!AIN STREET 100 : Big Values .lr-n 1 \‘u‘ d ‘1: ent o r- | o : . l.\l[’()RTEI;{ SCOTCH IMPORTED IRISH l’LO\\ ERED SILXK SILK SATIN - " &%, - ‘ GINGHAM DRESS LINEN REPE sxas; ing. a, Orchestra selection Reg. 39 Reg. £1.25 Reg. .1\, l 29 Biating b, Low 400 Pouns, & el e 5. 3. Jacowas NN, Atk | Awmim wwatelind S5 TG S Wed. ... Yard 28c Wed. \ald 85(: Wed., Yard $l 39 \\ed \ard s ¥ in the Heraid ciass ld section.2nd L B. Jackson anta, G only partially trainsd i o