New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1924, Page 2

Ma.h-Jong Everybody Plays It. , Do You? Foster’s Book of Rules, Score Pads, Racks, Favors and Prizes Stationery Dept. HE DICKINSON Drug Co. 169-171 Main St. They’re All Talking iy, about the new HORSFALL ‘COUSINJACK’ STRAW HAT $2.85 The greatest value in Hartford—a style for every face. HORSFALLS 93-99 Msylum Strect Hartford. “It Pays To Buy Our Kind” Cit_y Items We are now making Gluten Health Bread, Hallinan's—advt, Howard L. Platt has sold his resi- dence at 530 Lincoln atreet to Max- well 8. Hart, The asale was made throngh the Watson & Jones agency, Tickets for N. B. Choral Soclety eoncert exchanged at Crowell's Drug store tonight, 7 p. m. Daylight.- advt, Attorney 8. Gerard Casale is in Washington, D. C., on business, = - — Voice Culture Bpecial Attention te Beginners James D. Donahue BAR TRAINING SIGHT READING 1 Sefton Drive Phone 1234-13 Room 318-319 Pooth's Bloek Trainee of Yale University KBLAIIII THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED AND GLASSES FITTED BY A. PINKUS Fiyesight Specialist 300 MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN Over 10,000 Printed and Distributed Daily. Circulation and ad- vertising go hand in hand. Audit Bureau of Cir- ! culation’s books always open to advertisers, Have your eyes examined and glasses fitted by one whe knows, Heavy Zylo-shell spectacle frames; special price $3.50. Lenses and Examination Extra. Lewis A. Hines, Ref.D. Eyesight Specialist 57 PRATT sT. Rooms 504 and 505 Hartford = chant; - NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, The State Y. M. C. A, camp at Ce-lv\nh him are C. C. Hatfield of the daar Lake, three miles west of Ches- | ter on the Connecticuit river, reports over 150 boys already signed up for the coming summer, Camp Hazen, as it is called, receives squads of lads from 12 to 18 years of | age from the cities of Connecticut and also from the County Y's, thus min- gling some rural boys with those from | ( the cities. It is @ colony of 25 tents of substantial wooden with canvas .sides, each group of boys and a Teader, The Camp Director is F, A, Stanley, associate state secretary of the Con- ntclil‘\ll \' \I (‘. DRAW 180 CITIZENS - FOR DUTY ON JURY Sclectmen Prepare Anmual List Tor Superior Court at Hartford A list of 180 prospective jurors was prepared last night by L. W. Lawyer, | Charles P, Wainwright and A, N, An- | derson, a committee of the superior court, and the list will be forwarded [today to Clerk George J. Conant of the court, Following are the nominees of the * local eommittee Bura Barnes, D. Barks, real estate; K. tired; John A, Adolph K , real estate; retired; C. L. W. Abbe, re Anderson, clerk; Abetz, mechanie; ¥, H. Iford, P. J. Ahern, me- {Imnh, George B. Ashiey, merchant; herman 1% Avery, bottler; H. 1. Al- press, mechanie; Robert W, Andrews, farmer; Charles E. Andruss, mechan- fe; James E. Andrews, farmer; Frank A. Anderson, mechanic; Charles A, Bence, expressman; A. W. Bacon, eivil engineer; Thomas 1, arrell, mer. James M, Finnegan, liveryman; Guy I, Piteh, elerk; K, J. Barrett, mechanic; Fred Beloin, real estate; w. Brooks, architect; H. P. Bat. tey, re Willlam K. Meers, mer- chant; Erbert W, Bell, clerk; E. W, Bennett, publisher; Hubert 8. Blake, farmer; Willlam Blair, mechanic; Da- vid N. Buell, mechanic; Earl J. Bur. diek, Herbert J, Battey, me- chanic; Alonzo D, Bull, mechanic; Al- bin Carlson, carpenter; Willlam H. Cadwell, civil engineer; Charles J, Chase, construction engineer; Aaron lulmm.‘nfn hant; William E. Chap- man, se®on; Willis P. Corbin, mer. |ehant; George P, Cadwell, salesman; | Walter P. Crabtree, architect; Frank | B, Cox, insurance agent; James Coch- rane, retired; James M. Curtin, bank- er; DoJ cigarmaker; John | Dwyer, retire retired; corge H. Dyson, je ordon J. Ely, mechanie; C. J mnm mechanie; W. W. Bulien, mnuv.h superintend. ent yu- Danielson, insurance; 51 actor; J, m Her clerk; Donahue, anie; Abraham W. K. Gilbert Gaffney, mer- h, mechanic; 1; Stanley E. 1. H. O'Gorman, real T. Griswold, meck Bur. construction, | housing a Summer at Camp Hazen, their parents A. nnd nsaocmmh eper M. Hall« | Herton 8. ! W P. Hart, mechanie; Andrew Jarria 1 Hart, | state staff and J. C. Neff, a teacher i the New Haven High school. The is a large group of college students and business men who volunteer their a .| services as Leaders. For nine weeks during the summer, | R. E. Loomis, Boys' the local Y. M. C. A., will act as lead- | jer for the New Britain group and will | also have charge of the physical pro- ‘gram at the camp for the first two recks in July, Secretary of Some boys have spent the entire /knowing that they are in good com- r-nn) and are receiving 'care, The eamp site includes thirty acres | Scharrman,, mechanic; G. H. Shiné | meehanie; H. T. Sherman, truckman; {John Skritulsky, merchant; George Swain, retired; G. H. Smedley, truck- | nan; ‘Andrew Turnbuil, retire Tomaszewsky, merchant; Geor Quigley, real estate; W, J. Quigl tired; Max J. Unkelbach, architc F. G. Vibberts, banker; 8. H. Wood, optician; Frederick A. Wooster, me- chanie; Willlam C. Wall, mechanic; Henry J. Walther, mechanic; M. | Zimmerman, insurance agent; Carl | Lorenzon, florist; Emil Hjerpe, print. ing; W. E. Smith, mechanic; Henry Scheuym, upholster . V. Street | piano tuner; W, L, \mllh mechani Gustaf Modeen, mechanic; O. F, Cu tis, retired; C. P. Johnson, carpenter; M. I. Jester, merchant; Patrick J. Corbett, rlv(k 0. N, Juaqg, mlnu(m- turer; 1'no Johnson, mechanic; D. A. I Johnson, ceal dealer, 1. H, Johnson, coal dealer; M. H. Johnson, mer- chant; Baba Y, Jones, merchant; I \W. oYst, mechanic; Emil Kahl, me- chanie; Altred Kiunker, book binder; John J. Kiniry, accountant; T. H. Kehoe, printer; M. J. Kenney, undir. taker; E. O, Kilbourne, real estate; W. A. Kinne, manufacturer; M, P, Leghorn, merchant; M, C. LeWitt, merehant; J. W, Lockett, accountant; W. E. Latham, real estate; William J. Long, real estate: P. J. Tormay, plumber; William 1", Lange, mechanic, the best of arm and woodland, a wooded hill 1 hundred fe above the lake MAY 20, 1924. an artesian well, 100 feet deep, The {food is prepared by professional cooks for campus, play- | The camp tter o mile, nm! the water is cool and clear and eclean, \ere is a camp doctor in attend- ance and this year a three room in- | firmary has been erccted to take care {of those boys who might beceme ill. The food at-the camp is carefully ted and the table is supplied with h vegetables from the camp gar- and from farms, New H aven |Hr| Middletown markets. The clllnl\lm: water is s FRIENDS RALLYTO SUPPORT NURSERY Sand Boxes, Sand, Seesaws, Chutes, Etc., Being Provided ured from Nurse novation and nk J. O'Brien, nds of the institu- nobly to a recent The New Britain Day vy is undergoing a t! ccording to Mrs superintendent, frie tion are rallying oro statement that the kiddies are in need of various devices and implements to help occupy their time, During the past two months nursery has taken - care of youngsters, Inciuded in the renovations now go- ing on is the addition to the nursery of two new rest rooms, giving fouf instead of only two rooms in which the youngsiers car te down and take their afternoon naps. The interior of the nursery is heing painted and a general lwusecleaning is going on. the A platform for a sand hox is heing | constructed under the direction 318 MAIN STREET Linens, ete. DRESS LINENS— | Non-crushable, shrunk, | pure Irish linen, in all, | colors, Regular $1.19, . Wed. Special. ... 79¢ GENUINE NORMANDY VOILES— 10°in,, neatly designed, in all wanted colors, Regular 69¢. Wed. Special. . .. 49C SERPENTINE KIMONO CREPES— Beaytiful design, guar- anteed fast color. Regular 49¢ Wed. Special 3 Yds. PEQUOT PILLOW CASES— 15x36=9 a. mi. to 1 p. m. Regular 55¢ . . RUSSIAN CREPES— *0 in. Silk and wool mix- tures, suitable for pleat- dresses, capes, lI mlm\ rzhhu £3. \\ed .\p(’cml '$2.69 SILK CANTON CREPE— ra heavy qual- in white or colors; zble for pleated te, dresses, blouses, i 01 69 Neguiar $2.25 } YARDS $5.00 0 in mn., VWed, \'n*ri"l OR 3 of | ' |in a clean, well equipped kitchen, A well drilled Red Cross Life Saving | Corps is in attendance at all of the wimming periods and every taught how to swim. The camp program, called the hon- | em, is an adaptation of the tain Citizenship Training #ro- It provides for a graded series or sy | Chr | gram. of phys service ac | for progress attained. The Y. M. C. | ve rested in |4||.\~ if they inte: Jn amp Hazen. are | William W. T. Squire, Junior Achieve- | ment dirvector, the work being done by | Junior Aehievement boys. The plate form will have a roof so as to keep off the rain on stormy days. The sand for the box will ‘be sup- plied by Howard T. Sherman of the Sherman San Landers, I'r and Clark have take en care of repairs and overhauling of the scales for weighing bables, the ashing machine, ete, an Dyson has supplied with blocks for the children with, American Legion Is planning to ‘,,mul- a swing for the summer, the Kiwanis club will bulld a scesaw and provide some other appliances, The ing chute for the youngsters, There still is room for |||unx-4\l!mr much needed gifts at the nursery. Sand pails and shovels, small pans of any deseription, toy wheelbarrows and other things which delight the heart of ehildhood are needed at all times, ' | WOMAN ESCAPES GALLOWS, May 20.—The death ] Montreal, Que,, ine Traeht, ! sentence of Prince . poisening her husband and sentenced to be hanged May 20, at Prince Al- | bert, has been commuted by the gove boy s/ al, educational, religious and | vities, with honor emblems | A. Boys' secretary will | lad to talk to any boys or their| the | Rotary club will furnish a md» ernor general to penal servitude for life, Sale of Dress Goods for Comfirmation and Graduation HOROWITZ BROS. Largest Dress Goods Stores in Connecticut This week we feature White G oods for Confirmation and Gradu- ation Dresses at Special Prices. Real Good Bargains will be here in Canton Crepes, Crepe de Chines, Taffetas, Satins, French Voiles and. NOVELTY CHECKS— Large assortment, guar- anteed fast colors. Regular 6% 49c Wed. Special. . LINGERIE CREPES— Plain and figured, guar- anteed fast color. ; Regular 29¢ \'c‘d. Specinl oo RS 28 inches, Suitable for dresses, blouses, etc., tan, brown, navy, powder blue Regular $1.69 $l 00 Wed. \pecml TRICOLETTE TUBING— For vestees, scarfs, ete. Regular 93¢ 69c Wed. Special. ... h35€ ALL SILK FLATE CREPE DE CHINE— Large range of colors, Regular $2.69 Wed. Special $1 -98 SPORT SATIN— 10 in., washable, $1. 79 beautiful black, in all "N ( H \P\ll'l Heavy quality, in white, ze blue. Wed: Specal D22 PEQUOT SHEETS— 72x90—<9a.m.to 1 p. m. Reg. $1.7 BROCADE CANTON CREPE—~ Large assortment, tiful designs. Regular $2.39 Wed, Special sl -89 SATIN BACK CANTON CREPE— 10 in., wonderful value, in all staple colors, Regular $2.89 Wed. Special $l 98 FIGURED CANTON CREP Decidedly beautiful signs, in all shades. e Spein $1.69 $1.39| WHITE DUCHESS SATIN Extra good quality. Regular $1.89 sl .49 Wed. Special STRIPED BROIDERETTE RUSSIAN CREPES— Suitable for pleated skirts, dresses, ete. Regular $3.75 sz ; 75 Wed. Special SILK FOULARDS— Just received a large shipment of foulards, beautiful colors, and de- w50 81 .98 beau- de- 9. Wed, Special Regular $2.49 Wed. Sperial Flyosan The Efficient Insect Killer Is sure death to many species of insects and bugs. ; Non-poisonous to anything else. Easy to use. Will not stain. Leaves no telltale traces—no lasting odor— | no mess. ; Brings roaches and bedbugs out of their hid- ing, then Kkills them. Read about Flyosan. Try it. Learn how to have freedom from all insects and flies. We stand behind every statement. Herbert L. Milis HARDWARE 236 MAIN ST. The Protectu Pocket Check book is no larger, no bulkier, and just as convenient as anv check book made. It provides a simple and effective means of check protection that is abso- lutely dependable. For your protecuon —uyse and continue touse Protectu checks — furnished by us. They abso- lutely protect from the time you write your check until it is cashed. TRUST CO (WERTAIN “‘Holyoke’ Four coil water heaters make cool kitchens with piping hot water. Gas or Kerosene oil for fuel. Ericsons Johnson 34 DWIGHT ST. Now Is the Time To autify Your Lawn Plant Lawn Seed Dress with Sheep Manure Reéasonable quantity delivered anywhere Rackliffe Bros. Co. New Britain, Conn. 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