New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1925, Page 16

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It | was a splendid beginning and more Not Enough Seats lor Audience R[]EKEFH LFR H"ME at Students' Recital HUARI][[] BY COPS Scene of Wedding Cevemony! lm ands for Puplils of James D. Donahue, sing- appeared in recital at A. & B. hall last 1ccompanist Israel Rosent wded to 1l and 7 erg. The This Alternoon ; oo mand AOuBR S ol v ok May: 1= A aqurd (o ed additional chairs | police g 1 ano sly provi the town house of today as a Tt was one most r-curlous of Mr| child and only , Abby Rockefeller, to Davld Milton was set for 4:30 The officlat- 1 was the Rev. ove er glven Test Rockefeller's e » did not participate L. but at the close was to the center of the stage It was a and an for the ita e ictor . elius W avenue Baptist 8 fath STt re inv Tors, Par church, nor, t a Bible most perhaps advanced class in some respects. thers also g evidence of vanced caliber or has 1 as the »s was looked upon to ing in a manner cals up the to warm lience, od to ex- up ing with the ear You C Vest! La G - Leonca- room, id curtain s of rior sche 1 white. In the bi re fuchsia trees flowers, rar and #oft pink ar h Mr. H and ability aves was o ts, howev mparative to George Dil- discoursing R and a sister 1 wit received, and eption accord- combined ro- nor. followad from “Rigo- he folk h in a high- bharitone. ng “Thora." Magic of gl progr Rosen- T il v R t was no excep- the “Dia Bnnxh (,o\crnmenl \nd World l)lmlmdn*cn' on of from ing and created e e e e ———e SOUNDS LIKE HES B CROSSED IN LOVE JUNIOR'S TAIL; I CANT night ith |the League of Nations still has un- der consideration the question of neral disarmament and therefore any finitlativg on the part of the British government at this time would not be advantageoun. ~ AT YOUR SERVICE Below is a list ot the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alphabetical arrangement, Phone Your Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper TSESMS W omnn- \ufi'rage lnmem Italmn Deputies " tome, ) P)—A lively ‘nm ussion ,.;mnng n proposal to ostablish woman suffrage in Italy s in prospect when the chamber of '1";..”1.; reassembled this afternoon, Communist Deputy Reboldl will prosent a resolution to glve women he right to vote in both administra- | tive and political elections. Sixteen | deputles are already scheduled to | liscuss the subject. Almost all the members of the chamber, with the exception of those | of the Aventine opposition. have ar- | rived for the r TENNIS TROUBLE Melbourne, May 14 (AP) O'Hara Wood, Australlan tennis player, has declined to accompany the Australlan Davis cup team to America the Australian tennis authorities have declined to promise his inclusion on the team | until the whole of 500 pounds, re- quired for the fourth player on the Australlan team, has been sub- scribed. The fund is pounds The Australian Davis cup team as announced on March 2 was, James captain; Gerald L. rson and J. B. Hawkes, but on 10 ft that the | | Tennis association In Sydney cided that O'Hara Wood accompany the players to the | 15=MOTOR States It the p |17—sER 0 rm\:rvh for his expenses. | CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS because ANNOUNCEMENTS 1—BURIAL L MONUMENTS 2—DEATH NOTICES 3=FLORL mR(/"lURB ¥0 1—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOBILES 8—AUTO AND TRUCK A 9—AUTOS AND TRUCKS | 10—AUTOMOBILES FOR |11—AUTO PARTS AND 12—AUTOMOBILES WANTE 13—AUTC 4—GARAG | 15=MOTC nderson, was asserted blic sub- ¥, W. L. A. OFFICERS ELECTED Miss Jeanette Light has been | lected president of the Y. W. H. A. for a onoe year term. Other oficers | selected vice-president, Mary | Katzman; Miss Anna | Gourson Miss Martha | n—m n DIN are: treasurer, secretary, . HE A‘I‘/‘.‘ A ”9—1"!‘1 “‘l\(.- AND TAILORI Rosoff, E PIANO Th\l\'} EDUC. 24—CORRESPOND TGHESS TRousER? 10¢ a Button, 129 PR . & Plil\'. 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