New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 7, 1925, Page 14

Social News (Continued From Page Three) Elmer of 3 Parkmore et, W take place o'clock at Rev. Harry ¢ §t. Mar “ia N church wi ple Wil lhat be unatten The home ! orated with chrysar autumn flowers, Be Same Shade As afternoon at And a8 been ¢y also It 5's ROW stree the Ne soclated wit 50D students n Play the Bo anditorium la more laurels elub and the Guilford who o &u 8 Y cne ( t o4 the club members | ¢ al efforts, ed from thelr dramati G duction last ening from the novel, “The S ¢ Box,” by Harold McGrath, 1 n 1 with the practical joke t by Robert Warhurton or e which landed him in polics . | e 1 be: A n getting out of his difficult] - found himself ver The plot was clev eomedy, intrigue da dy. The cast included et or Martin, clerk of the 3rd p 3 eourt — Donald Maguire OMcers Cassily of the 3rd police station — Gunnard ( Officer O’Brien of the n's Home i ce will be held un mounted Mrs. Roy 1 ot 1ssion police — Lister Kildu Charles Henderson, man — Philip McBriarity 4 Judge Watts of the 3rd preeinet | c'clock eourt — Bliss Clark. Lieut, Robert Warburton Burr. Miss Betty Annesley Troup. Mra. Conway - Cora, An ginta Humphrey. Monsienr Pierre, ehet — Monroe Harwood Col. George Ann ¥ aul letts. Count Karloff, a Russiar —Mare Robinson Miss Nancy Warb ter—Olga Halgls William, a stable Deming. Col. Frank Ralelgh—Don ter. The high school ¢ the following progr during the ~ Alan{ The boys' class — Babara | | tha regular mornin ¢atheryn Clark held at 10:45 o'c s maid—Vir- | by the pastor, Rev. The men's class the Annesle ool will meet at n Wil- ‘ter in the The meetir :0pla of the ch the evening at 7 o'c Boh's A. meeting of scheduled for Mond 4 o'clock. On Wedr rooms. diplom rton, John er and on Thu ) o'clock the r ayer meetiy Boy will ald Por- seouts play v meeting on Overture E Selection from Lok 1al hour The morrow morning at A Day in Ve Nevin | Coronatlon Forward marct Our Defen " (held at 10 ¢ {mon based 1Z1 will be prea 1i1lips, p artmer COAST GUARD LEADER TELLS OF RUM SHPS (Continued From [ lquor coming ir Prohibition 1s one of the powerful forces for the promotio the prin 1 country Ir ning of its ris Shepperd of Texas fr prepared for the co ator Sheppard prese »d States ite adopt th 156th am 1t never ir fght against ) ehould ceasa v the 15th amen acts tinued. “In st Page) from Europe now." ch on M most . monthly by Epworth e Girls' g of ne SKIPPY for its enf RUNS TN FRONT OF AUTO Yorktown Helghts Boy Grandfather's Newspaper, Killed Ry Machine, WINES MUST MATCH To Be Stylish in Paris, Drinks Must Table Decorations, T (A—I1t used to at 3:45 o' Hultgren Mothers' | Berlin Congregational will me morning San and in the community house and the lat- church Su E ol rch will b 14 lock. chair. The recent death of the com. | Nigeri | | the Woman's Kensington Congregational pastor's class morning se 45 o'clock and <t Rerlin Ttems. ly whist Mrs. Baldwin will act as Monduy evening. club will meet on ar monthly se F'J SHE'S NOTHIN' Bur A LITTLE NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, | be held at the East Berlin Methodist | church tomorrow at 10:45 o'clock. ! A I Sunday school will meet at 12 o'clock and the Junior League wil meet gt 3 p. m. The regular eves ning service o'clock Itegular morning prayer and ser- mon will be held at St. Gabriel's church tomorrow at 9 o'clock. Sun- ch the food. |day school will mect at 10 o'cloc aurant Mrs, Ferguson of Hartford fs t t of relatives on Wilcox avenue, | s Margaret Root of the Con tient Agrieultural college At rrs s spending the week-end at home on Main street rings \e The prize winners at do the |held last night by the la afford s | Gabriel's church were as follows W adies’, first, Mrs, Walter W | Mrs. A, Krauth and consoln Hostess' Gown | Lee Not Presented ust mateh t r ot « of Ther who surre yest the whist N ose a tu s of § which beg delin s first, T will be Mrs and Miss Esther h follow the |for t week's soclal salne tone.|Arthur Bowers cranteed t0 | Lund pro-| The Boys' and Girls' clubs are at me in N guests of the Hartford Cou |C. A, The trip made by mobile. anto |Genoa to South America | Flight Again Held Up Paris, Nov, 7 a8 from Ba t night's report t ¢'s plane has passed over e was still held in Barce- this morning by the necessity irs to the machine and it s equipment. The dispatct | added that he might resum his ean le Lee urney. ¥ police and it The count, with four companions sterday morning, in attempting a filght from Genoa, himself up to Italy, to Buenos Alres, that they | S |Baby Kidnapped As Mother Shops Toronto, Nov. 7 (R—While M lan- | T, Muldoon was shopplng in & large orn T:45 |department store late yester to New York city lernoon, her four months old | Robert, was stolen and taken awa in which he was Iy estibule of the building. | ight the carriage was by the police, but the where abouts of the baby has not The police attribute the kidnapping to a demented wom Page Se be held a g by bieet for that Are 1 Things Kling as to 18 generally sn hiding in told Officer Brown ctood ark vesterday e will meet of 3 lock. Missionary so- Wednesday at Kensington will New York, Nov unaffected by t from Ann | he was heen | | pearing in “The Olcott todz | “Lucky House" to get h and | Mrs. Olcott [ rallied upon bei seTHce D H o siH | home where Mr. k. with sermor =5 7 . - covere om a se First Time in 30 Years | rcovered from o | Smith Center, Kansas, s reported More ) years ago W. 8. Clark, | 0, a war veteran of this coun- | made a vow t he would not | ave his cut until William Jen- nings Bryan was in the presidentfal critica ascertained Ame 1 A. Fiske soon after his arrfve 100n, the former NEW COTTON London -~ ILar cal for ung g of v held In cotton West Africa, Leverhulme, who rec the territory. weakened his re. a barber cut the | Mr, CI however, 1! veaterday cub scouts is | mon ay afternoon at | sol 8t fternoon | hair that hung Ald so- | waist th Mrs. Walter rsday evening at cgularly weekly @ held. The their regular v evening at | | meet tn- nal chureh. | | ahout ark's | - will 10 o'elock ratic vice wiil be the ser- Adelicious hot breakfast readyfor | the tble in less than 3 minutes! New Style HO Quick Cooking Oars. r socloty r in the These toasted oats cook it gran ular carmeal. Acrually 2 new breakfast dish! One thar gives you vim for the wholc day! A wealth of energy-building can bohydrates—tissue-building pro- teins aad vitalizing minesals in every dish. social wiil he of the Sacred orday evening at Tl Fri- xt week, instead FRECKLE FACE'N' THE GirL IN THE PINK ORESY MAKES HER Look sy LAugH. Riva o N' WHAT PIANo CEGS . SHE'S GOT; 'N' WHEN I THINK OF THEM BUCK TEETH | WANTA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 192 [——— = THE HERALD ADS” in Berlin] Conrt Last Night e e e L AUT( Auto and ,o ANNOUNCEME! 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