New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 29, 1924, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1924, HONTAGUE GAPTAIN OFCONPANY V.. W. J. Dyson and Charles Hodge Are Chosen Lientenants DENCE | WEHORIAL DAY HERE UL Ul 4 Two Day Vacation for Employes of Factories As is the usual custom the factories vill close over Mer rial Day and the majority of ther will on Saturday, givin s employe acation, de finitely to close on hoth Me Haturday | arade o Leave Pranklin Sguare at g s Sorrell Goes Free hy Alling's g g . of Memorial Day tomorrow, the prin DC(‘QWI m PO”CC cfl!”‘[ A“ 14\ event takii in the morn 10 a. m—bxercices At Court of a two LAST PAYMENT ON VACATION CLUB Due Saturday, May 31st, 1924. Kindly notify us of any change of address. e who have Honor And Central Park., | cided New Britain will hold its ohsery n Hard-| North & Stanley 1 you want to read at the price you want to pay 75¢ « This will e yrm of a| Works, and Stanley liule & Leve y R L parade witl | Russell & Erwin (¢ will . , work on Saturday morning,) and the form on 1ranklin at I n to march ), New Britain Machine Co. - Lol moving 2 the principal e strects of the ecity and through the HELD ON SUSPICION, ‘ourt of Honor at Wulnut Hil rh Ihe Springfield conducted by & 3 un s chard Sanc . 14, all of 45 Cc y Borcello of d Geo Lezett Main sfr on suspic P to notice received hy the local police. All five were in an automobile, which | cor, o was found out registered in the | 5, mith, | Book Dept. Thief Likes Candy, Cigs nam Frank BEI4B Cons| " Comtnittass wers eloctad as follows: ) i RN " THE DlCKlNSON e thit i : we, . and Pitching Coins, Watson nerton avenue. Exeeutive committee, Captain William | ‘ CUM M ERCIA iy 18 :.l“;‘v‘ . ,‘, e LA B it & 38 ‘.,- i e BN .::‘:rr;, C a‘l\‘a“r]:x k| b 54-:::;;,:; { o g Lo | - HEALING CRERM 127 e e TRUST CO, i STOPS CATARRH » ain St. office William B. Montague was elected | captain of Company I. Veteran Corps, at the annual meeting held last night ‘fl[ the state armory, Arch street Other officers elected were: First Dyso; ond lieu- s Hodge; first sergeant, | quartermaster sergeant, first duty sergeant, E. o'clock and wi an automobile last night | jjeutenant ank Sandberg, {tenant, Ch 19, Con Sand- |}, C. Wes rton avenue, | A\ferwin Tuttle; 1 Church street, |y Albro; first corporal, Ha Wet- second corporal, Raymond | hird corporal, Oswald Paul; | fourth corporas, N. P. Alvord; fifth D. Butler; sixth corporal, reises will he Var | 1 ur » s taken up veterang morning iy polic Id herg, Ker 11 be ch will be an impressive wi minent spoes on th program wh wonld cd upon what any other 5 Winter ward Wus of S break was re- » this morning and vesterday | ported to ! When the ¢ in the police iling ! 1 n s e was 10y ' THE BANK OF SERVICE Harry Wetmore, Anthony Pechout, N. | P. Alvord; house committee, l.!v\lton—, Open Saturday Evenings, 6-8 Standard Time . menting that th sistencies in th » in the under arrest Doty ‘m. influenc Ithey ha im drive down Main street in his machine, Ihey found him later in a drunken condition, ac- cording to their story. Reckless Driver Fined $25 the case uy incon- en by the as placed n David r street under the 1 hour Nose and Throat Clear Dyson, Lieutenant Charles | cant Joseph Barrett; en- | tertainment committee, Anthony Pe- chout, Sergeant Joseph Barrett, Cap- tain Alfred H. Griswold, Sergeant | AMerwin Tuttle, A. J. Sharpe, Robert | Lyon, Captain Willlam B. Mon- || Lieutenant Charles Hodge, Ser- | ', Wessel; sick visiting com- mittee, Licutenant Charles Hodge, Sergeant ¥, C. Wessel, Sergeant Jos. eph Barrett. | Predict Trolleymen Will Not Agree to Wage Plan | New Haven, May 28 Votes of trolleymon on the Conn- the t and your rh or a If your nostrils a 1d stuffed beca get Ely's Crear Apply a li antiseptic, germ destroying cream into your nostrils and let it penetrate through every air passuges of your head and memt Instant relief. | How good it Your head is Your ne are open. You hreathe freely. more wking or | - - snuffling, Head colds and catarrh yield | In high society one may be puzzled like magic. 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When Love Comes Stealing Lewis James I’m Waiting for Ships That Never Come In Bruce Wallace Popular songs of love and human experience. The first is in waltz time and is one of the finest records James ever made. The second is somewhat in fox trot style and combines ad- mirably with the first number. - Melodious Instrumental Sunshine Capers ... Roy Iur[y} {Rnfenreddy Praws Selo Roy Bargy 19320 Two piano numbers of Bargy's own composing. You may dance to them, for they are in excellent fox trot rhythms, But you must not consider them dance records alone, for thew examples of American popular piano musie, delightful to o Dance Records The Little Wooden Whistle w...:m]s_ s L"""‘"]mzs Orchestra Number piitt | 6447 3200 }45412 1.00 }19323 i wl!'lMfi Trot s vecet mprstm Arabianna—Fox Trot A pair of fox trots of far more than ordinary melodic interest, the first with a vecal refrain by Billy Murray, “Arabianna™ is in true oriental par exci e from the dancer’s viewpoint. 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