New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 15, 1925, Page 7

4 NEW BRITAJN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925 . .[1 N there, while on the 2ird the of 2028, ) ¢ and lot at 22 and 24 Whlough- | R P £ MRS, GREAN CANDIDATE 2 Ll by stree « ullus ar hes i R I risto ews uxatcsatiila Jullus and Ernestine 3 e | The installation team s composed (B |of t ollowing men, all of whom | s ll ‘rv‘ 2 rding th F R |are past chancellors of Pythian Al " f property on Fair street 3 [1odge: 10 D, G, C. W, B, Wilber ”| |from the estate of Katherine E e V. C., Charles Livings ok ol Be e y }m'l; : ,'\,';“ : l:\u(m\ Leen New Britain: Woman to Seek Elee- | Lo i G. Prel, Irve A | .The Bristol kealty Co. has sold a | tion At Comvention of | ¢ Harry TS ; A e | ‘ \ b Bonney: G, M | Ack [MoussiandsibtiaiiatznudiaLd Greens| Anlliary 1o A. O, H (STORE CLOSES WEDNESDAYS AT NOON) e farts 6. 1. 6., fr o G 0. | i R R Re R S { —_— [ Mre 3T Crean, state troasurer R . , 0 ol I . .| Matteo 1 Vite Ventrell have|of the Ladles' X Dlslmssmg Conditions Fonnd a[l Contractor Sued \m]UFE(l hY Bemp’ Crushed infect to sosepn satacianski 1o tots || e -:I“\I'I«u.\. A 0. Hi Fred €, Bean Al contractor, . on Lawndale avenue |Lawrence P, Mangan, Hartford “Rarl Bdwards” lifgac i G | | n e f imnges by | ot Faptap sues For Aceldent | county president of the A, O. H. and —_— plaintift claiming money in due for CARUE [ piaced on property of Sherman . |10t of the Ladies' Auxiilary, all of ’ ,AD imber sold and dellvered, The . Hrow 7 Oakland street by Deputy [ 18 city. will leave Sunday morn- NIE BENSTEAD writ wed by Kirkham, Cooper OON h DSA 0 Sherlff Martin E. Horwitz o ew | 1N Atlantie Cit i fairilurnahia tharesin dre altvl e — | brought by Dr. B. I, Radeliff of New |tending the convention of both or- alnr:dnm \n':': Soclety to Hold Car second Mon Not Allowed to Dispose of Wares| F1aln against Sherman 1 and |96r8 and taking the tours arranged THE OPPORTUNITY IS HERE, THE SAVINGS ARE BIG TO ALI, THAT e i nieopaliQsehfiicnly A el s e T o s s s O e L T ST e o i s ek £ = Do s e T e ) er Clgeus Parade—*But-| the complaint that an automobile, | rs. Crean, who Re atl IMPROVE IT. WITH MANY FOR SELECTION WE OFFER SMART COATS OF Pydhian) Dogreas Team bopilac— LIS it el (uesounds R R i o e s hgiu ot it b : SROSM: ATS g ‘ weh of Our Savior [ ton Cutters” Orde R TR Dosl [l s EUCRUNRG SO IR ELL i ; e S LAURENELLA, CHEVIOTS, MIXTURES, TWEEDS AND SILK Plaimitle Bricrs, 11130 hold‘ut Take Compouiics Sal e CLE LR GO colllded with a |8ate treasurer for the past four H ; s i il Cars will leave the conter of lice Headquarters { car driv Radeliff of New |¥ars, has been endorsed at seiepal Beautifully Styled, you have selection of coats, plainly made with self or velvet e 1048 o'clock i the | ‘ [ Britain 1 The [Uonnecticut state conventions for na e : ‘ : ) § L A wards, has been advised 1o !0 here has bheen i eun omas D, Chagnon, 89 vears old, | eas | i s | tional office and she will be a ¢ collars, others tas y tri ; . . [leave Plainvil the 1 \ i o o L Sone | cket i yea othe astefully trimmed with fur. Such as blonde, muskrat, fitch, squirrel |leave Plaiuvitle by local au-ahon O e e e R G A fourth Man- | 1ate on the national ticket this year and chinchilla, thorities Lecause of the distressing [have to pay transportation one was, | Jav of Jnly with excellent chances conditions existing at his home in |y R T Y () SO B S Francls' hol City Clek's Offi T i e ,I(,‘,' u:;”": For Vacati S S T, North. Washingto uk Yilifinls ol {he ‘oh | tokit pital in Hartford. following injuric o e he 1 R i : tl‘or \dcgtlon Otl Summer Wear 1t is indispensable and your chance is here now e e o SRIE Qe RGN, VIR U A permit has been fes o |(1® national consention in Montrea o get a worthy r g ; . Lo A i) Sl ! ways will he free, 1v8 ago In the balll games Harelgan for the erection of | 1% Va8 nominated for the o r e, ?]] - A outer garment of the style, color and cloth you most want. Best T e Ry e el el s e G R e e o oo Aisitesinenhateiiedine edloel f Id you geBelt without regard to cost of the garment. All are offered at cost And Baven Vi) somo’ tims wdl [ invited: to agiond, n# (he oullu g < Ul hae 0 e nulnan FoRd g, s e e T e e elow cost. tter investif Aol moted into & one-room shack st |for 1 hole ehureh o e | : kil SR Jigpases gy ChiE o as A chool ¢h [ Internal dngur-{seph M. Johns ¢t il er was to be elected, all the sn- . ; case was brought to the atiention Mehodlst Chureh! Note: Ira iy I i i IS A ents E havibe basr ir HOW Would You lee - SUIt? S (il rch ot (s N man's| Miss Lucile R. LeCour of Water “‘S‘ eniss ".w"\“ £ been reelected 4 2 complained that Edwards abnscd lipworth league will In Y |bury which was performed at Wa-| n declined the nomination N ! of the praye ootin I ! 0 in New |terbury on June gy stating that she did not wish to their children prayer meeting at the | . y | terbur June £ by the Rev, D, |Satlr 8 t ric ess Than Cost | : B I nsetiE e on A |latine ginatisneqiiating T The matter was then Lrought to . ¢ ¢ [ietetnaaheen frecelved fat thelot-if o o acat;hecaline 7 o , - i 8 evening at ) olclo i Is the | SO0 © 1o Thomas and Philo- | fice of the e she felt there would he e WE OFFER THEM THAT WAY NOW, giving you pick of two or three piece the attention of the humane sociely | | Diclos m‘, :v H‘ e e ‘“ f € e eity clerk ittt L"H f\‘w“vx!ll ’l X: :p:'H‘\n [‘y, e : ; i J B AT e s mads s ition orassume they) a o ricarico Case (€ 5 anks he New England delegates models that are smart in style, fine in quality, made with fine workmanship, in fact e ek ULEERUIRED i, [[Heid i e henta o Hplvale| WA ol her wearins. o/ el in e 1 the Massachuseita somn was i just right and priced s0 low to clear quickly, you ave sure of making the biggest kind was devmed not a it place to N T (I ST R 10 this (IS poiice station this' morning on - th elected of Sg‘f]ngs. There are Suits of twills, mixtures and others, light and dark colorings while it was found that his family o i Miss Ttong |continued case of Michael Tricerlco |, Herscllansatathatilimesbroushl sized for woman or miss, with cost not i specti i 4 was not properly taken care of X b p Is$ ose | who hit little rene Dailey on West | o\ * Tising vote of approval from ) 0 considered. Inspection Invited. The matter was talked over with | jen 1o i £ ‘J.”fl ,,‘H..Lf\‘ treebiabout nlmonth ago and serlz |08 convention and from this, her i o1y . Edwards, and he was advised o |, . A for the 18stlougly infured her. Mr., Tricarlco]iNdidacy st the coming natlonal In the Glr]s Sechon-—Up to 18 Year size B e ason ‘vL i ;\ |“ X et New Depnrture |00 e (ntentions nr<® | convention n Atlantlc Clty may f ) o 3 A Haven e family has taken this | ey ) Sigak e ialis Mr. Chagnon ) fe fling with the parents of the girl |PTole & stccessful one. I _ WE ARE OFFERING BIG VALUE,in Washable Dresses that you would not |[f|{®!)10 @nd their shack i vacant| : Relief Corps Outing [ mear e e e mire, 1] add the case was again continued. |, e 12CA1 party will spend Sunday think possible for the small price asked. i toilm Mo Womnen's Relief corps of For- | RIIReWay, Pa.; two children, Ray ‘ T e Catinund | fivr“‘ ‘le‘fwar‘ SRR [as . & Lt . Miss Tinie Benstead Dies KRR S ey | mond and Irens Chagnor of ihi he case of John Bita of Vorest- | 9¢'Phia and is due to arrive at At- $1 89 'll),astefullg n:lade of prints and ginghams, many attractive styles, some Mise Tinfe M, Ber | el S Sl e BESOa R lires Bralliars N h Gl |llie iwiiolhitiGeorgs Nomef manr st o G Mondayinisnts ey il 5 : i ; 1 e SL) 5 1, aged 6o, lcorps and the G L ot hoth places | : 6. Joseph Chag-| . 4 e stop a hassador [Eh i o o oomers, with a most varied gauge of patterns and colorings. If you R A LT R T e A T e b AT | e B S Raymond Chagnon | s plant on Sunday, was heard |2i0% At (he Ambusador hotel whil have gitfs to dress, here is a chance to do it and make (ot et 2 ) e e Woshinglon pouncr e Wil loaye | Of Bridg anid tor Chagnon |IM the police staat this morning |3t the New Jersey resort. Al! Other Wear For Girls, Bloomers, Middies, Knickers, and dress up frocks, all ui\\ & ; W ! ‘\ el o G Sl T A i et ”wyn‘ Jihe ::‘ .| He was "‘""':“'"1"1 "‘H"‘Y'y”.""""“ 'b: {Realty Valued at $65,000 offered just now at temptingly low prices. et i e R s B e e Waiie: o Norwich and Mre,|IOVInS the accident, i S ‘ld i 'zli‘ % s safd to be responsible for her member should bring lung n e NS CEN LI 5 R ' y [reial o e RaaRle o g R RS Elilat Kindbiomtog Ridses ayiia: Camp Weok Fnds b oS0l in hree Deals {alarming a few days ugo and rosult Guild Meetin | Mr. Chignon was active in the af-| Today ends the first period of st oolenpurohased ing in death yesterday R T Y e it irs of Campo L 0. 1. |tamping for the Bristol Boy scouts | [202 hrought the Camp Real Ei | Miss Bensteud was born in New- Parish Guild of the Chnreh of oup | M and th e o Qe pC oo ntplane =R o [lee e LR NETI Sl iable fipisceNa | e lington but her family moved to | Saviour at the home of the presi (A associa [inenrst weaketninns (e ieamnyell [R50 631 STIGRSHYN from ames BiG . onsideration the fact that the boy | at recreation fleld in Kensing- | Farmington when sl was only a {ent Mrs. € 1% Rraihard of 42| Avvangements for the funeral have |etablished and very much in tavor | (oo BUROURLnoltyend LAl er ln ews LT v fon. Tho Bams. aromises 1o 1 eilE= | f W months old and she s 1most | Bread street, aL 2 o'clock tomorrow | 0t heen compicte, but tentatiy ar. | With Bristol scouts.” With the limit | illiams of Niagara Falls, N. Y. SRt e nnesohemnin) 6 el S i {[vaigements iant the burial services | Dinced!at 33, there was a full com-(| &' Harold Af Wililama o Allen. e e stfhn Dolianna. was fined Biuebirds, recruited from members | ame to Plamyville about 13y nal ftems for Friday mornivg, when plement for the first we In f :“"‘“v Pa. The property consists of and costs on a charge of reckless | of the 1Ic Army of the Everyman's | 280 &nd rapidly won a hnge number Bert nd Charles W, DI 10 high mass of requiem wi .|there were 33 scouts in camp. Vi wo houses on South High street driving. Upon payment of costs, $15 | ible clase, holds a unique recor Lot fricnds; all of siha : wlos, Jr. are enjoyin R i ( Jureh and | 1tors come baek very much enthused, | PeAt 1o the corner of Court street lofithe fine wa jue record in whom deeply 3 I : 4 “ the fine was remitted. the Hardware City fmourn her pass She was for. [N horthern the vicinity | ' Thomas' | 0th as to the site chosen, the lay- |1 the purchase price is reported | H fike China was fined 30 and RelUrn o New Tty T, RSO oF e e e VG T Tl | cemetery out of the camp and the splendid | 1© Mave been around $22,000 | couis Tor reoltiess deiing e wii i .\mn»( e o h« ', i N R o s | Vendors Have Dificultics details of its government. Mrs. Lena Schmitt sold through i TAKES AN APPEA[:;;H-,T';,] Sunday by State Policeman | Cowles and thelr danghter “M‘T’L‘:"p.‘“ RS e i vowl is cnjoying a vacation with | Cristy Brothers civens and a group | Campi Cochipiance s situated a the Camp Jteal Estate Company a |Taul Lavin. The state officer stat- | Cowles, of Kensington, have > e . SRS trlond \ 3 ) of vendors ot halloons short distanee f I in high- | "eW house on Tdwards street | ! g W6, ensington, have re onal chureh Miss Benstend wns {2048 0 Van Buren, M | ors of halloons and live nov- | distance from the main high s street to | e MBI, {ed that China's manner was domi- | {urned from an anjomabile trip to|7150 # long time and active m | WS [N 1 . Sharpe, who has hen |Plties caused a wordy battle this [ WAy that leads trom Thomaston (o Kachadoor Manooglan and Sirano- n-!mlm and sneering when he was | New Jersey, where they visited rela- | Of Plainill> Grang Tl eritieally 31 at her Tome. has heen |1orning at police headquarters and | Watertown, There is a fine sheet of | 05h Davidian. The price is reported Hamord Mafl Ghargfid Wllh "h"“'::“:"‘Bl{nlr'm; A ‘H\;‘x ! K118 analodi Sl mrslve g conie L 1 to the New Drtain Gen ‘n‘”“ ,‘”M ‘(. ,;i‘ calling fn of jwater mu!v is Aantl for (he “;”,,»"flI‘.v;’\\l\w‘ylvlrr1\\1\\.\0\1xh1‘Ps]:hmy : ails To Appear Mr. Cowles stated today that the |brother, Walter Benstead of Farme: pital (du Joseph Janovan to inter- [shorts and plenty of woods in which tichard . O'Gorman sold o q o T T O P N b T 0 SO AT sttt (BTG () (o LT I s | on S0, Canai [ Prot the statute regarding the rights [seonteraft can be practiced. The | {hrough —the Camp Real Estate D[‘]\'mg wmle Imoxma[ed New Britain, failed to appear fn | ains is marvell He told of stand- |iam Knibbs of Water Ty ol can pply- | of vendors. Acc {0 an inter. |campers are fortunate in having a | Company property at Olive and court to answer fo a reckless driv. | INE on the brow of one of the high | I"annie Shepard of Chicago, Il Iy HERT o 2k 81, - (Pretation by one of the vendors, the (splendid layout for their campfire | Connerton streets to Samuel W ing charge. Her case was continued | hills and of bein e 1o Took over| 1uneral services will be hetd at|"% {baltoon seliers were privileged fo re- [and council meetings Mediny gobi FlrnbalnyREBarn ey MANY OISES. 1 A e T R e s e, evive lieenses without charge to sell | e { Miller and Morris Birnbaum, Th Brown was instructed to locate the | entire population of the United [the Wo A Bailey funeral pariors S200.000 1OR PICTURLS {heir novelties as they were all for- | American Sailors Are fo ol solRiae che e tem woman and to bring her into court | Stalce. He said 24 citics wore visible | R0v. Robert 11 5 S Paris, duly 1500 . Mer gervicem \cting Chief | . ek house and extra lot on Con & nto court isible Burton of ariford IR U AtCh I Girel | Assured Warm Reception ct) tomarrow evening. She was driving that elevation {former reetor of the kpiscopar A€ Fricdsam, of Now S CIlaE o o sl GIEKiT iformen il ten S o ot LG e i Program for Teague of Women |a car which (urncd turtle on the | he ¢ about the New Jer- | el here, will off O s | s purehased from: Count Niccotn, it (T 1 of 1ho Hghis of sl Melboing MUl Sl Intensy Eanglate aULonanls ot Ol 5 i urnpike on July 4, as she wa - s ats ostmaster, “but, | et will be in Scot n Ay, 0 portr il been contracted for by cir- | Interest < heen aroused Ans et. The purchase price is report ¥ i . S | i o] * U gutsiders had no privil of sale. [ States flect nex 5 & Will Hol i s o |She will also face a charge of driv. | mountains down there, too Standard steel Ca many, museum - Poeng or- ! M SN el fgitis e d Fale in September— | ithout a license when she ap- | Midweek Prayer’ Service, e IR Stecl Camnival [ I e wg MIeT (he parade. e informed the | American ships and men are assured | French Debt Commission Return from New Jersey—ltems, | Pears. | The regular midweek scrvice will | Standard Steel & 14 ‘4\”“_ i o the | iraits cost ihout $200,000, The “”“"“ he would issue licenses to & \armiwclcame | Will Be N d fi:hl i Program 1s Announced [ Bag el the Blanalnz loni e Hot | 0e it e AN sl S . S them, Being disgruntled, hot pro-| Extensive preparations have beer ill Be Named Shortly | v.‘\l‘Hm‘:‘u . Col man of 63 Bush-| The Kensington League of Wo- dist. chureh tomorrow ialia oty e :v( i 1ty (e S I 1 ‘,] but in the end, the made at Sydney and \wa.,,‘,“! Faris, July 15 (P—The members noll stret, Hartford, appealed (o the |men Voters has fssued s programn | 7:43 o'clock. The stuix o et e Broad | it Hef's futerpretation was up- | where difforent sections of the of the I'rench debt commission [ superior court from the sentence im- |tor tho romainder of this vear. The | O I e R R e .»;»“y o Micl ol en m R (e b A !'» statnte loft no doubt that | American fleat will uisit, for the re- |80 to Washington for discu oA nea ¥ T tenele i o | e T R SR L ReE e S o e e o m_! ‘1‘ rongh [ "y ang SRR .\u: .“ u‘. “fl ssue a license, [eoption of the sailors. A very com- [an agreement for funding France’s ::?? “M” “;.\(‘m("g. Mm! e was B S et heens e "‘m'”, r‘m)\rrr_ [ a 3 ‘]« i “.”4 \" wi el Yol debativent b “m:\ of conld also withhold nm‘!.r ensive program of festivities debt to the United States will be se- in 5 and costs on a chares of il “Eduen Bact ialintltonis S tnd A el 4 FNE ; 1o hias been drown up. ineluding both |1ected soon by Premler Painleve, in ‘ ariving while under the influence of Miss. Mary F. Criswold. su-| Th ular meeting of the Com- | gtand o 2 o nt CHURCH CHOIR OUTING [PEOREE statute m their favor, | public and private entertainments, | consultation with Toreign Minister | liguor. Bonds were fixed at $300 |per : e ; 4 S L inds, while a free prize will be s 2\ the circus men sat tight, but finally In ' } | quor. nds re fixed at $300 [perintendent of schools. Current | Munity club will be held at the layarded eve 1 ! Tho cholr of the church’ of Allloftered th all { theater rties and raflway excur-|DBriand and Finance Minister Cail- ‘ &nd the case will come up at the fevents study. Knights of Pythias hall this evening Slsrnisht S R A i D the privileges of sell- | gjan [laux. M. Painleve is considering next session of the higher court in | September & 8 p. m. at the Ken. |4t § o'clock S At iR tor The committee in charg ' ANpLLG URSIOE MOMIEEMto L ongsRInIEdINEn IO |y ' ) | r s f : 5 ; ) iIl take the form | _The comn & DS o Sl et e DN R0 sup § 1 that fully 100,000 |five or six names from which to se- | Hartford. sington grammar school. “Govern- | of a whist soclal and dance. All are “""’ o A act $:30 o'clock Madison. The members of the choir s, he ,-‘,:,‘,‘. ,‘l‘”,",‘." ":H ns will assemble on the shores [lect a head of the mission. Among Coleman was arrested on the Ber- [ment.” J. Mortimer Bell | intited to att-nd. i 1t at Amcrican Legion ha i an [ Rev. Stephen casc \thers affected e Phillips to witness the ar-|these are Louis Loucheur, former | 1 turnpike by Constable Frank | November 10. § p. m.. Kensington | Mr. and Mrs. A. €. MacKendrick| Flower Show in - Anzust Grona . Rl “;: f of the Melbourne contingent. |holder of numerous cabinet port- Brown last Sunday evening. - His |Srammar school. Study of county {and son have returned to their hon T nnual flower show et i) it e intione | Tarades of the American forces |follos, Henri Franklin-Rouillon ) car was in line, but his appearance |Sovernment. Jtound table discus | on Wilcox avenue affer epending t ! re next month, and Soing e ,LN‘: i ;, ”r\y‘v.mmy Wil be held in both Sydney and|chairman of the foreign relationy ! aronsed the suspicions of the offi- |sion and current events, | past few days as the guests of reia- that it will excerd < hit e oamr® O Melhourne, A feature at the for.|committee of the chamber of depu- : cer, who took him to the New Brit. | The calendars have heen the|tives in Westbrook | last year in its size and e it tha [mer ofty will be a military fattoo by ties. and Robert Masson, director- 3 ain police station, where he was ex- |cause of much favorabls comment | ' The “Soclal Iive Vi 1 . The scasar i Y ine the show for the | the local forces ! of the Credit Lyonnais. The ; amined by Dr. David. Waskowitz of |Decause of their unusual quality.|at the home of Mrs. Charles Fiske v favorable one phosanihe : [ gt Fe e e at by that city. The physician stated in |They have been printed on wall pa- | on Beckley road Thursday afternoor rown remarkably w o e idi st e subject of ist ) , e e ast evenine that the man wag [per. strips fro myarious coloved | The ladies of St. Gabriels ehureh | number i chow arrived | Lady Astor Presiding i e e e A 1 aving beent nsed he N f ) g e to : s cussion and a decision will not b ] fitoxicated and was not In a it con- e o s el B nd soclal on | More attention tha ¥ ] At Women's Conference v ached u or the appointment ; It developed that Co'oman served . Liet IR s L ATSE IR T 2es e T " t T ohaltatng oo e 7 e arc: Prosident, [Florence Griffith: | to atten o J s : R e e j,r:“.:,-'f\:xn': ol iR o (rli) o } : collections DFDOIFOW it York faday opened an international! NEW INTERNE AT HOSPTTAT s a Captain O'Connor appeared in |\ bootg t’ “iitie b Murray nsandiEl s SRR IR 1 Degree Team Busy 3 Slainville | CON of women who are en-| Dr. Vincent Mendillo today fin Ivice-president, Adele 1 Mur 1 daughter, KEline who “have héen (] ] court in his behalf. [he captain tes- | (00 8ol dent, Amelia Green: | spending the past (w6 week N \’ e degree team of L'sthia ¢ ning after ed in scientific, Industrial and ished his term as an interne at ti titicd that Caleman’s past record %as |G orotary, Catherine McGee; treas- | yar x‘w‘:‘r, ; “1 \ ‘,; -\',fl iy il\.”"‘”"“ of Pythias, s in the mid a mild, vegetable Tasatl Workicemiieralalipitautis e Hrliainj General Hioapifal Lan 3 of the best. Becausz Coleman had [oi i ml i dimons i }.\X{‘ o and »vu‘\‘yv(. haverelora busy sehedule. 0. G 11 8 mild, vegetable Tazative to o7 theday Miss Ethel Railey, representing 1 his connection with that in ; Senyad Hiaicoty eV In A FI U] e e o e U ol o i a8 S e They made the | old Anderson and staff cenesa and eep the d Y nte! the American Soclely of Automo- stitution. Later on he will open a § manner the court was lenient in o o i Siotorence Alling. chair- “‘\' _":"" "””"}‘ e M | New Hay ¢ waa "n:“‘““"“ functions cormal, ot 7t | tive enginecrs and the American office in New Rritain as a genera ) fining him. lovan: soclal. Gladys Edgerly., chair-| man 'M”",”“: GRLOD ol e 0o Lstatied the of ¢ 1 ol w, Used for over it junc- | Soc of \ical Engineers, | practitioner. Dr. Mendillo 8 a ) The Hartford man was represent- | program. Louise Gugerty. | puilding Thursd el No. of that city, Toui oy Main stre r from those org graduate of Yale Medical school ; e1 by Attorney N. F. Lago of that | jairman: press. Margarel Flynn ";“\"v: o ’xf‘:fiw«“m:”:w . am will o o Torrington to 3 sch izations. The conference. being held His place is taken at the hospital ; city. He is employed as a fireman I e el i Eintanend fRetasiionl N R e e e | at the Wembley exhibition, is the 'V Dr. Nicholas Tafemina of New , ek B I bR Rk il toa 1 F e AL irst of its kind In England [Haven. " Dr. Lafemina is a gradn- ] fartin® Sucheleki of ©0 Orange \roported to Desk Sergeant Matthias | On Miiesday ovenine. i 5 S T ate of Fordham university and of ' strcet, New' Britady s ssed @ |Rjval at the New Britain police sta- | T DG C W B Wille W T S POLO PLAYER HURT Long Island College hospital . total of § 5 for Ariving. igion last night. that the windshield | \: ‘,‘_l]‘,l‘ll,;'_' T”J",”""‘.""‘g“‘\r will travel to n,q;.\m,: T 3 D3 L4 AL LAreklb 7 ; 3 A car driven by the ‘New Britain |or hig automobile had been "'"“"”‘1'\';' A ‘)”‘ 4 ""‘[ ”" Sh officers of Millira lodge: No. 8¢ 3 } B |Thrown from his mount during a IS AR Bon ¥ 1 man erashed into another vehicle [pe o stone. whila the omobile | e | 3 T rolo game at Meadow Krook, Frank [ Tos Angcles. July 16097 owned by Horace Fitzgerald. whieh !was parked at the re of the ‘:‘“n.’fl r'\ll"l' in l““rm,r‘ Mass., Chips off the Old Block who 1 by nolice pass- |Hitcheok, 16, a member of fam- | two great-granddaughters vas parked on Worthinglon ridEe, Holmes Brick company |Dasfacconistin ¢ v.lwhn:' i “yll\ | | £ ehbRoney h 0 {ily_famous in the annals of polo icky aldwin, late Callfor- gunday evening. The man was ay Grange To Hold Fair : : ( Littlo Ws o o g |iae s onelg ofinat seatSrduseit (el e I ons telle NSRS ERRIANS l Fiidence presented showed that | wity be held fa the hall on Damon'a, Sreeeds the N r“‘u.‘n'« H;‘ Mgl Litha rogar il late four and five pounds, re- 4 the car nas veling 4t a high rate |yl September 17, 18 and 1 The|“ho re -wwl w’} ar. Mr. ¢ Wednesdas, Jduly 15th s ingredients, her of Thomas Hit ely, arrived in the house- f epecd. b <lid fo distance of | oor o el o el not take charze of en candy coated. r o several interna- | hold of Ra \ 3aldwin ¢ Y 2 "‘h: 1"‘" mn] v’”r‘\‘a :‘.f "_,‘ ol ;”"""].‘ s LG ;3,”, one| .\ urch before October 1 Was JOUN GILBERT in | L TS e e diaa | Ay ]w (1";1‘“:\]‘ .“ ‘n‘x ‘r"‘\ .;r;wr\‘ g ) feet and nine inches befo and ite first meeting was he (s i anasy “THE SNOB.Y { BY YOUR DRUGGIST, ; et At el Qe itadiitl ul] d *k the other vehicle, St | evening. The committee is com-i'n Frovidencs for six years and in | A e R s iy / who was unable to speak { posed of the following persons |iSAOXEUCOREISH LA CAE : l”’ Fenoitediremtingicomicrtably ted through an interpreter that he |~ Mr, and M:s. Charles M. Weldon o —— = . g 5 3 ; . 3 been driving an automobile for ! ye* and Mrs, Edwin B. Adams, Mr . st a moderate rate of speed previous | John T. Molumphy, Mrs. Adu Wat-| SSER i to the accldent. As the 1o the | kine, Joseph Wilson, John Hart, Mr. | P e : point in giestion * ix straight and and Mre. Leon G. Hall w LISTEN, BOYS=TA\ GOING OUT \ \ : there is nothing to prevent 1hdr';>fi { Hall, Mr. and \v;-} Horace Ray-| ALL DAY TOMORROW AND Yo ) L B 7 ~ AND WHo wiLL ( from secyring a cloar \ie he | mond and Mrs. Douglas D g § wi A / L == ny TG it defmlq LAt e man et e \(!( _,<,] J»n‘”. mvf),': | WILL HLAVE 0 8T ALONG / I WiLL, — THE CANDY ( twi, § ( ORYUE DiskES Y WY DOASTCHA \ yave heen: dfiring at a high rate of | worth, Mr. and Mrs, orge. B ;\‘;\E‘grmm&'p:go‘\‘gfj‘v_ \éfl" ROM: T F— | \ Aom-1 X S 1‘;\ TALLUP? AM T speed. A fine of $30 and costs Was. Green, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Skinner. | EAT: A PRI O L it | | wut ) [§)] comempoAL ) imposed iss Phyllis Senning and Mias Delia = by o K TALKINGE? J Drove Without Licenses sse | EAT THE COOKIES € LR Ear! Seaburg of Kensington ro To Return From Camp ecived a suspended fine of $10°wheri | The Berlin youths who have been he appeared to answer to a charge | spending the past two weeks at the of driving & car without an opera- | Hartford County Y. M. C. A. camp tor's license. The car was also | at Woodstock will return early this| equipped with improper markers. | evening. it is expected. Care driven | 1 the second count he was fined y Rev.*Samuel A. Fiske, 8. Chase | The court suspended the fines | Coale and Mrs. Leland W. Gwatkin{ because of the fact that Seaburg is | le is morning for the camp and | but 17 years of age. He received a | the boys will return in the automo- warning. Dblles. | Albert Rambis, another Berlin The boys are Elliott and Wesl couth. also 17 years of age, was fin- | Gwatkin, Garper C. Goodwin £10 for driving without an oper- | Willlam Coale, John Hodgeon, Har e ator's license and $25 for speeding. | vey Woodruff and Samuel Fiske | #he fines were remitted on payment Mhechall Game Fonight. | of costs. Rambis took his brother's | The Kensington Congregational esf out for a spin last Sunday and | church basebull team will meet the be was apprehended by State Po- Bluebirds of New Britain'this even- @iceman Parrett. The court took into ing at 6:30 o’clock on the dlamond