New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1925, Page 12

NEW PAINT STARTS ARGH STREET ROY Unwelcome Visitor Spoils Work Done by Tenant street will no are some tthings that Arch \ his home and from th 1is mor of Pru alls Bot Me and 100 wing T e i = AT TR Ansonia Man Found Dead, | il Nearby John Pur Bottle of Poison Coop ronounc: Dr. Kiingherg Due Home From Trip to Europe Miss Fl?er;:ilu Become Bride of K. W. Griffin 6 M i g L PHILLIPS- L3 EXETI “710N P DD \LLEGED BEER SEIZED R SENT TO NEW HAVEN CLI Billy Gleasc Begn_relsase Rssociation ¢ he Eastern jeague . i as hy " New nther Haven of O BULDING (00F OFF ON ALL OUR REFRIGERATORS Including the Following Makes: Leonard. Seeger, White Mountain, Reliable, Etc. ORK COMPLETED | ; At Central Jur}i (Continued from First FPage) ‘ Give Credit To Bishop, | Paoncssa included in in 1924 the recom- or his n of the e completed an appropriation of Mr Bishop was t and members of lion's accom spent a great deal o h and analy Mayor u committee ting was Counci Israel Wes John on. Mess chairman Hinet 1cilman cilman Donald Councilman E. P. i Building Commis RICHARD BEEBE President Ring- | Kept Within Appropriation. 1d before they con FOR SWAMPSCOTT 23 (P—Pr Washi Ort gto June N RICHARD GORDON Ireasurer Officers of Graduating Class VLAY i I VB 1 SPECIA FOR’ "TOMORROW | The two men grappled and strug |gled about the store for possession |of revolver the battle, They passed through the |front door into the street. The fight |continued there as a crowd as Or Hi h School |sembled. IFinally the fruitman ob g i‘mmml the gun dnd the other fled. 400 ARE 70 ATTEND CLASSES AT STORRS Students From All Over State En rolled in Annual Short Course Tune 23 (P—TFour hundred boys and girls from all parts of the state are expected to attend the sev enth annual short course at the | Connecticut Agricultural colleg from July 21 to 29, J. Brundage says in his announcement today of this vear's short course. This will be the largest enrollment in the history of the summer work. As expla 1 by Mr. Brundage junior short course is planned bhoys and girls who are members of the 4-H clubs county farm Storrs the for in good standing organized under the bur.aus. e purpose junior shor! r fold. says Mr. Brund- club leader in boys' ind girls' club work. It utilizes the college facilitios for such work as cannot be given in the local com- \nunity; It capitalizes group spirit for the opment of a stronger morale among junior agricultural ind home makifig clubs throughout the it presents for rural leadership and conducts the vork in such a way will help levelop this leadership: it develops a desire for higher education. and acquaints the young people of the the resources of their own MAY FRESEN Vice-President |course is f |age, who is atate: the nee state with state col The teaching the short de some of tI ulty, extension workers and spe- courses will | he regular college fa specialists, county clal instructors. The following courses will be giv en: Leader training, radio. floricul ture and home ground improvement \ature study, home making, poultry lairy nal husbandry, bees, farm management, gardening, farm shop work, farm machinery and concrete imming lessons will also an NORA TOMASSO Secretary vork. Sw given HANCHURA CONES N FOR TROUBLE Serious Chinese Differences Re- ported There ROVE FATAI 1 e 23 (A BURNS P ster A ATION WAIVES EXAMIN o J SR ¢ Boston Fruit Dealer BANKRUPTCY PETITION y DARTMOUTH GRADUATE \ Schroed was graduated from Dartmouts college. Hanover, N. H., teday BERLIN NEWS nued from Page Seven) Be avn Friday ) Mr 1 Mrg. LeRoy Palmer have ¥ ST r from I weddin, ip. TAX AGREEMENT TMieh wih be held at Tndian 5o B Y 11, are progressing and al the affair will be a ry way Secretary Mcllon And Chairman Member Of Right Bloc Slugs Mem- ber Of Communist Bloc In Face In French Chamber. June 23.—M—Today's ses- Chamber of Deputies Moroccan questi; A freé for all fig haired Col. Picot rushed to Com- TIES IN FIGHT Green Drafting Proposal To Re- duce Burden By 8$100,000.000. or submission to congres st T That a v t ty of the right bloc rostrum and sluggred the Dorfot squarely in as attacking ist Deputy staggered, but alant. Communlsts Natiol sts from to the deput- around chmbing June 23 ( . rostrum until a R fruit e re, tramping 1 hitting Routs Bandit in Figh Bostorn k ea other B e Special Notice Strawberry festival and entertain ant given by E. 8 Thursday, §0. Admission, 50¢. [ discharged once during | ‘Hamm Athletic Director ias been appointed director of phy- sical education at the Elihu Burritt Junior High school effective in Sep- tembef. He has been in charge for the past year of physical education | in the High school and Junior High school at Bellows Falls, V't., in addl- tion to supervising the work in the graded schools | " Mr. Hamm is & graduate of the Springfield Y. M. C. A. college and ' | | Special! GRAHAM BREAD Tc 16-07. LOAF At Elihu Burritt School | William A. Hamm of Bridgeport | Nos Re savings.' and see them. w is the time to Buy Your frigerator at a tremendous Come in tomorrow 25% off on-all for Wednesday orly. | holds the dgree of Bachelor of Phy- sical Education, While aftending the Seymour High school in 1914 and 1915, he played on the football, basketball, and baschall teams and was a member of the debating team I'rom 1917 to 1919, secretary at the Bridgeport C. A. also being athletic at the hoys' camp in 1914, Y. M director At Springfield, he was a member ! of the hockey team and played on the second varsity football team for three vears and baseball team for one year, and held the position of he was office | JOHN GRADECK.. ! student instructor ‘of gymnastics for two years. He was coach of tHg freshman inter-class football teafh [in 1923 and in 1922-23, he was phy- sieal Boys' club fn gronp ciul super: He served as director in Bridgeport gn 1 in Madigon, N. J. the fg- AT, q director at the Springficld and plavgroimd 1921 Towir vieor in 8 7 are make pospective horpe of the Classif providing chances fe a It you | o nse ner. | columns buying. in Special! GRAHAM BREAD 7 16-07. LOAV ROUND. LOIN, PORTERH'SE FRESH-GROUND I BEST MAINE STEAKS ' HAMBERG = POTATOES IR e 25c 3 lbs e RS 25¢ [ Peck MamesN NI T I'EAN FRESH SHOULDERS LEAN SMOKED . SHOULDERS FRESH-CUT BEET GREENS b............17c¢ b, ........... 18¢ Peck ......... 15¢ GRAN. SUC‘AR FLOUR® $1.30 5 e 33c ‘ GOLD Bag — ALL-DAY SPECIALS —— BEEF LEAN BOILING BEEI LEAN POT ROASTS PRIMIEE RUMP ROASTS FANCY CHUCK ROASTS FEANDER SHOULDER CLODS VEAL LGS MILK-FED VEAL RUMP ROASTS VEAL THICK, MEATY BREASTS | CHOICE VEAL CHOPS PRESH PORK MEADOW SALT PORK ROASTS BROOK HAMS SPARERIBS GOTHAM BACON Ll AN PORK CHOPS LAMB LEGS YEARLING LAMB . FOREQUARTEE LEAN STEWING FANCY LAMB S LAMB LAMB CHOPS b, NEW STUFFED Special (:ll :1‘,\1 N Oliv es v 25¢ Special NSTRICTLY FRESH BEST LARD, PURE 2 Ibs SPECIA wHoLy LARGE ASSORTED COOKIES ........2 doz. 25¢ | POUND CAKE .......1b. 20c .2 doz. BUTTER. ¥ e | \l’l',( 1AL | RASPBE | JaMm, 2 1bs ASSH OUR DINN RED BUTTERFLY OOLONG T HIRES ROOT BEER EXTRAC MOHICAN MAYONNAISE OCTAGON SOAP . 5 YORK STATE PEA BEANS PURE COCOA | PALM OLIVY PINE TISSUE T POST BRAN # . T......bottle hottle 2 3 bars ..2 Tbs, TTINEST CREAM SOAP PURE PINEAPPLL . | 'VANILLA OR LEMON EXTRACT. .2 bottles 31!' BEST NUT 23c MARGARINE ORTED 19¢ 13¢ N BULK ..2 bars § rolis pke. jar 'OILET PAPER LAKLS JAM LARGE. SOUND, | SWEF Ky _ LEMONS | Doz. SUNKIST ORANGES ‘i:;l((-l.. nire CANNING T, auIcy PINEAPPLES . 35¢| Doz. ....7__25c\Doz. . 9|l L AR SOLID RED RIPE TOMATOES FANCY RIPE : CANTALOUPES, each loc FRESH GREEN = CUCUMBERS esch. 5c 29¢c 15¢ LARGE RED BEETS, bunch 5¢ LARGE RED PLUMS, dozen. | NEW ].\,\h ONIPNS, 2 Ibs 286 | LARGE RIPL BANANAMS, dozen | RED RIPE ’ | STRAWBERRIES, qt. 23¢c FRESH SHORE HADDOCK 12¢ | FRESH NATIVE ) | MACKEREL PRESH FAT FLOUNDERS