New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1925, Page 2

S AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS MEMORY BOOKS GRADUATION CARDS BOOK DEPT. THE DICKINSON DRUG CO. 169-171 MAIN ST. AFTER DECORATION DAY SPECIALS IN SMART HOR WOMEN’S APPAREL AT GREAT SAVINGS SUMMER FROCKS— of flowered crepes, hand drawn volles. Linens and embroider- ed, voiles. In all the new high i -$10.50 Special. SPECIAL LOT OF DRE [ crepes, broad- of tub silk ¢loth, figured prints and geor- gette. Suitable for sport and Reautiful afternoon .$16'75 colors H Special LOVELY DRESSES OF SILK— | for afternoon and dinner—in tan, gray, biuctte, rose, Lanvia, black and navy. $24.95 Formerly to $45 HORSFALLS 93-99 Mdsylum Strect Hartford. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” wear City Items Victrolas and pianos at Morans'.— adv, Miss Ethelyn Brown of Glen street and Miss Esther Rehm of Chestnut street have returned from New Yo#k where they spent the week-end. On Sale—Mary FElizabath dresses. 87 W. Main, Prof. bldg., room 106.— Adv Miss Georgina O'Dell has been visiting Miss Margaret Burke of 49 Grand street. The hostess and visi- tor were classmates at the academy in Baltic. 4 Home cooked luncheon, Croweli's. —advt, A. G. Hammond Auxiiiary will hold a social at the State Armory tomerrow afternoon from 2:50 until 5 o'clock. Mrs, Stanley Madensky and Mrs. Mary Chilicki of this city have re- turned from New York city where they_ attended the dedication of 8t. Joseph's home, J. D. DONAHUE VOICE CULTURE Special attentlon to heginners and children under 16. Eooms 312:319 Booth's Block. Tel. 1274-13. Genuine PERSIAN RUGS — B. Y. JONES 385 Commonwealth Ave, Phone 285 or 2552-4 COOL, SATISFYING MILK Milk is the practical summertime beverage. Keep our cream and milk in your 'frigera- tor* and keep the bloom of health on the cheeks of him and his sister. 437 PARWK ST HONE- 1720 ‘ NECW RRITAIN, LONN ’ MARE SURE ITS SEIBERTS 1 || and the list of epeakers, as well Embracing modern whieh are recognized as necessary in innovations | the school plant of today, the new Steele street school at the corner of Steely street and Corbin avenue will offer to chiidren of that to date educational facilities In | keeping with the trend of the‘times. bullding district up Plans for the new were drawn by Architect. Walter P, Crab- |terior will be of red brick with lght batha for boys and girls, two plays tree in competition with elght other | New Britain architects, ’ The bullding will front on Corbin avenue and will consist ment and two storfes. classrooms, of a base- There will be accommodating 650 pupils, and a Kkindergarten, as well as an auditorium, a gymnasium and other modern departments, The ex- stone trimmings and will be of sim. ple colonfal style. Tt will be so con. structed that additions, making a 80 room plant, can easily be bullt with- out marring the appearance of thé bullding. In the basement there will he a gymnasium measuring 40 by 50 feet, a room for the physical director, ap- paratus rooms, locker rooms, shower ¢ ] I 104 GRADUATES AT " BURRITT SCHoOL Exercises Will Be Held in Audi- forium June 29 Ons hundred and four membars of the ninth grade at Elihu Burritt Junior High school will receive their diplomas at the graduation exer- cises to be conducted at the school Thursday morning, June 25, ac- cording to the list of graduates giv+ en out at the achool office today. There are 56 girls and 48 boys in the class. The program for the the honor-list at the school, have not been made out, but will be with- in the next few days. The list of graduates is as lows | - Etrel Adier, Veronica Adamowicz, Andres Anderson, Dorothy Ander- ton, John Andrufliewicz, Heien Bac- | laska, Abraham Bell, Helen Blogue- lawski, Antoinette Bondara. Marion | Bowen, Josephine Branca, Gertrude Bromberg, Lucy Budnick, Hedwig | Budnick, Anthony Bujniewicz, Nich-| | allina Caiazza, John Carroll, Mary ch, Waiter Choduklewlcz, zabeth Chomko, John Cichowski, Corbley Elizabeth, Anna Czoch, ! | Sophie Czoch, Ladisiaus Dabkowski, | Wilbur Davidaon, Teresa Francis Delaney, Stella Dezick, | phte Drelinkiewicz, Mary Fol i | under option to the Ruth Goldsteln, Robert Grace, An- thony Grzybowski, Andrew Hago- plan, Henry Hall, Mary Halloran, Douglas Harwood, August Heisler, Harry Huberman, Lester Hume, Ladislaus Jakublak, Alda shion, David Johanson, Rose Kac- marezyk, Bessie Kaplan, Edwarda Karpiej, Mary Kelly, Otto Kiein- schmidt, Ladislaus Kloskowski, Helen Kolodzici, FEleanor Kreger, John Kreger, Samuel Kushlan, An- thony lLanza, Richard LeMay, Irying Levine, Zenobla Lewickl, John McCarthy, Albert McCormick, John McGuire, Anna Mazur, Clem- ent Michalowaki, Aurora Manso, Edward Miller, Stephen Mitus, George Moichan, Milford Mucke, Anna Narkevich, Stasia Olszewski, Anna Paldino, Lucian Pihiel, Jo- sephine Podlasek, Sophie FPolasky Catherine Pukinskas, Estelle Pukin- skas, Alice Rivers, Edith Rosenberg, Jan- | Edward Ruber, Vanya Ryden, Lilllan Sanderson, Andrew Sargis- ian, Alex Sarisky, Amelia Sarra, An- thony Scalise, Helen Schuite, Dor- othy Scanlon, Adam Sefpel, Heten Sinsz. Anna Slinchak, Edward Bim. ons, Theodore Stalk. Frieda Stavnez- er, . John Truhan, Mary Walleski, Frank Wasilk ¥ Wiener, Hiag Yircikenis, Emily Yudysky, Regina Yorcikonis, Emily Zacharski, Julia Zdanczukas, Alexander Zaleskl. PITCAER RELEASED Chicago, June 2 (AP)—Leo Man- gum, righthand pitcher of the Chi- cago White Sox, has been released Reading, Pa., International League club. Mangum | was purchased from the Minneapolis American association last summer. J' IT IS ECONOMICAL Its greater covering capacity reduces the cost 150 Arch Street v‘ of application. Its greater lasting qualities per year of protection. MANY AT FUNERAL OF WURDERED GIRL Thousands - Throng Streets as Kane Cortege Passes New TYork, June: 2.+~(AP)-—Sev- eral thousand persons lined Brook- Iyn streets today along the route of the funeral procession for Miss Florence Kane, wha was cruelly murdered early Friday in a vacant lot near her home. One hundred policemen were sta- tioned along the funeral route and scores of detectives mingled with the crowd in the hope of 'finding some clue to the murderer. Mrs. Lydla Kane, aged mother of the deaq girl, almost collapsed as she left her house and had to be supported to a funeral carriage. Three open barouches. were filled with flowers sent by the girl's friends and by numerous organiza- tione, 4 Police today sent out a notice to all pawnbrokers to be on the look- out for a gold wrist watch taken by the girl's murderer, and also a pair of blue opal rosary beads with a cross attached bearing Miss Kane's initials, This notice was the first in- dieation by the police that the mur- derar had stolen any of the girl's jewelry. » Still Hunt Negro Search continued for a Negro L) And painting with dependable paint not only eliminates most repair jobs but re- duces the frequency of repainting as well. 1t costs much less to paint, and paint right, the first time. 75 years experience are be- - hind the tests and improvements respone -7 sible for the present high quality of decrease the cost Its greater protection saves costly repairs. Its greater beauty increases E appiness. the value of your roperty, reflects prosperity, and radiates Strickland & Cryne Phone 3582 i MILLINERY CO. & 177 MAIN STREET .. ] The seoond fioor wiil fnclude class- rooms, a library measuring 23 by 42 | feet, supply rooms,: stobe rooms, Jjanitor's rooms, ete. Throughout the | bullding other rooms making the ad- ministration of the &chool as con- venlent as possible will be located. | rooms measuring 30 by 66 feet each, & bicyele room which is entered by an inéline, heating apparatus and a coal bunker of 450 tons capacity, On the first floor there Will be an office for the principal, rpoms for the teachers, physicians and nurses, The cost of eonstructing the build. | | kindergarten rooms, class rooms and | ing is estimated ‘at ,000, The |the auditorium, which will accom-|complete cost, including the expenseé | modats 550 persona. of furnishings, will be $328,000, \ who aftacked two women mid! ed the murder occurred. Their de | chased the others in the same part scription of the young womah leads | of Brooklyn atvarious times prior | police tq believe she ~was Miss to the strangling of Miss Kane, De-| Kane, tectives have mingled with mourn- | ers at the Kane home since her BRING SUIT FOR $2.000 death and arranged to attend the| guy wags entered for the amount | Tinereliestyjcot of $2,000 thiy morning hy Giovanni | A penniless Negro known as Wal- and Rose Scalora aganst Demintk | ter Johnson, found weeping in an Berutezyk, the amount represénting | elevated station, is being detained |the sum the defendant is alleged to | as & vagrant pending investigation nave borrowed from the flcnlaru* of discrepancies in His description | Property of the detendant, a parcel | of his movements recently. |of 1and on Carmody street, has been Police were furhl§hed with a naw atrached. 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