New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1925, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN RAYWOND ELECTED | BERLIN NEWS TOHEAD PROPHETS | v | Sucoees . P. Sirople as Wor- + v o i moas o tby Manarch of Aziz Grotto { g et u- rous i C. Bibeau und ¢¢flfi‘ S i ey ing of the Thames valley in England, shown in the photo. Thames Floods London Suburbs Bungalow dwellers at Egham were com pelled to leave their homes in the recent flood- | DAILY HERALD JANUARY 17 SATURDAY Many of them took their furniture with them as| arge and Sunday school will fol- 1 | When Justice Burpee died | Berlin Congregational [3] | ernor Templeton to fiil the vacancy, | 1 W Il vegular Sunday meeting of the {and Thursday last Governor Trum- irang WU [vear torm. He had served in the o | supreme court sinco his appoint- 2 | to fill the vacaney on May L Lo Ohief Justice Wheeler Lauds Late ShEna S / 7 1 and his just pride in his SHERWOOD HL 1RAY MOND i e . i ulicial position intense and s | Motherhood Club [ Wa[ei‘bul'y Mall PR Drebini it i sfomsodin ek ol N eh et A S the friendliest character, e had | ] Sl : i i ——— opinions and he was not i to Ihe e £ : L expross them, but if the discussion i S : & % it S him that his point of | > s ; Ss i o el should be mogificd, pride of ' 1 clock. H s > Sl 1 not hold lim to his e il s ; . expressed frankly his | The Iis s s i reasons for it as de- M b T Visiting in Town |'s o of an open mind is espe- | a8 chiet « T 1is Ma Glilys Me- ! s portant in a supreme court nor \ - ! Avoy of Staniy ( : loor to cl Justice Kellogg had led a | 2 . i 5 ] ? . s | iseful life, it had been In s : ricken with ar BF 0T seils insl oriadh wilh many oF ile Bidioe ) , o stion and d within a few L and civie institutions of Waterbury : 5 it nt v J. Ander- | and the su ding towns and hi S { s i iy ed adviee had been a direeting foree in ' ; , ) S K tant matter of hoth | | i t sational Inael His gocil} \ 5 i e A0 ss 1o lis community, : 3 S : pelinic donk] it leaves a gap in the judieial | | were s ¢ 1y \lia 5 | s which v I very deeply re- ' g 5 erct AT 1 citizen and . a true fri s pone, 1f | | 3 4 ] 1 assor 1 be that we | § 931 Telephones Added - that, Oue story s as good 85 of the niss ULl S G e L e S | In This City in 1921 " liems of Interest & - Justice Kcllogg apparently was 1 served Shtns B 1 K X Tt | triends since our law sel BANK REPORT oL ma : Fast Berlin Items |12 LA, L] AhEE T . 8,543 i S8 T i m duaer e I - v d as! 990 1 with Jast we |pr Gl 1 ¢ | dterbury, T hap - [ CHILDREN | "% ko o [ B o READ THIS| younger clic ‘ el St. Paul’s Chureh ) Toart & 1 ! ald lost lir con- s i e test, an ordinary posit | e ' hook can be used to collect ( | talling depnt ford | pee after through, they will have : ¢ i ! ‘ complete set of limeric Lo o bhook form, which will b i ¥ W very interesting to read. = One little girl is keeping the line inserted, and t of her own writt | —— neath, Thus ! i YOUD DO SOMETHING 5 i D D PNOW VE of a composit book e A WOM'T HAVE has : rick | honl Tt Just ask t to origin try. huy a be surprised the fu [ t t Information ? e of the s Waterbury 1 with the who ree 1 to t mslf a Sunday School Board Nunday bourd of the Ol Guild Meeting. Guild of the Catholic Church Notes, GOSH, ™Y ILL TAKE IT DOWN AND SHOW IT WE'RE STiLL THINK o samoemommommcnnosn LOST LINE LIMERICK Editor of the IHer: else. up your wits. comply with the simple rules. fiting last lines for the limericks. i of Merey will ; hours of § B lay schinol ses 1| For OMACH 15 MOANING FOR FOOD . IN THE PANTRY FRIENDS 1925, TOUGH ON BILL Last Lines for This Limerick Must Be in the Herald Office by 10 o’clock next morning. Bill Sweeney went driving one day, And detoured way out of his way. He stopped with a thud; Firmly stuck in the mud, AME Go to it! W d. a last line and mail it in to the Limerick You've got just as big a chance to cop a prize as anyone It all depends on YOU. Get out your pencil and sharpen Then add the missing last line. There will be several of these limericks 1at a chance to win one of the prizes. ONE DOLLAR A DAY There is no catch in this contest. All you've got to do is Everybody can try their skill at And everybody has an equal chance to win a prize. Write many lines to cach limerick as you wish. But, first read in . all. over the rules. Watch for next Limerick tomorrow. LIMERICK RULES Lach day, for severnl days, the Herald is printing the first four nes of a limerick. Write a line to complete the limerick and mail it, or bring it, to Limerick Editor of the Herald. You don't bave to use the form printed on this page unless you want to. 1 can copy the lines on another piece of paper, but be sure 1t ail five lines appear on the paper you send in. Also be e your nan and address is plainly written on the same Wateh the time limit on each limerick. Winners for cach day's limerick will be announced the following day. sheet ) 0 - - Wow, : Prize for the best last line today goes to Bill Laskoski of Jubilee street. Ilere it is, take a look at it: Ophelia had read about diet, And so she decided to try it. When meal time occurred, She would eat like a bird, Take a look at her now, she's a riot. BILL HENRY LASKOSKI, 25 Jubilee St., N. B. C,, U. S Plainville Briefs, *yihian lodge, K. of P., held a tar mceting last evening in I'ellows hall at which routine ss was discussed Hamm will leave Monday a where he will spend the rinder of the winter. 1820—James M. Toppin, edi and author, horn. He was prof of Homiletics at Yale. . M governor, born. He wa. in the history of Ilorida 1L, prominent special—6 of can- inville En- 1827—~Samuel ering & Supply Co.—advt. architect, horn, advocate and builder of ironelads. 1832—Henry M. Balrd, author and cducator, born. BY J. P. McEVOY Al oy MA/ cents Pook, naval nt—Furnished 3 room apart- Are you Jn sea ‘ vital facts rega r Do o POLLY AND HER PALS the securing of a employment of s workers, the return ¢ lost article of value Are you anxiou learn facts of intex landlords and ten: Are profit do for - ea vou seek a vour busi tures? The Want a deal each « are alive and wi to provide L KEEP CAM il KID! BE VERSELF g Er—; CUvE STERRETE Ui 17 9 | Daily Though —_— He was a pioneer His answer was selected among the hun- nouse banks dreds submitted by all who braved the storm last evening and |} 6 for the e & the chilly morning blasts this early A. M. When the 10 o’clock 5 : whistle blew, Bill Laskoski was picked as the winner of the|s 1821—O0ssian D. Hart, jurist and |#8—H¢ BY CLIFF STERRETT)| AT YOUR SERVICE Below is a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. 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