New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 30

80 DOROTHY ALAND City Items | spe for Saturday and Sunday | roses, carnations and daffodils, 10¢ ( 4| Garden Greenhou Brsl Gl Stows kel Poetaal Abilty | Plower St Phone t m Hill day old I dozen a Importers, 1 Maln &t Orange County fresh made for & Doroth)y street, Br The judg Allano of 102 Park has been sending in 478 our n pharn acy Main Street speclalty.— | along. Hor attempts work growing better and better as tini | goes on. The offer a respect which the {o ncknowledge by awardin dollar prize. This !8 the fir in this contest that the priz r terda to Bristol and some of how Dorothy has will b nderstood when it | 1zt her letters poems at a time . Le serious once in a whi Dorothy's ofteringis the fi poetry recelved which was lighter vein. The thought express in the poetry ia sxceed: ful to her elders: the ju to see that spirit in one Vears. He's going to by the way of congratt Here's the poetry—What ¢ think of {t? Fireman A. Boatty | at his of Compa day b d at gone tion iy 0 at Axelrod has been t bit ¢ —advt | t and sold to | r1cob and 1gly Tespe we ia glad n Street falty.— | | Aaron Pinkus of h s their guest w York city, Miss Raye Ni 4 | A regular meeting of Pride Cir- Eaater is nearand Mother's Day; | 105y 40 ) A viil Be Daldtin With Memorlal, not far ahead; | AT A A e ot e | re will be a regular meeting remember thie grAVES Of OUF | o yna gigternood of the Congresn: derd, | tion Sons ot Isracl Monday evening The New Britaln Monumental [ In the vestry rooms of the Syna- Works, gogue. The membership commit- At one-twenty-three Oak street, |tee asks cach member to bring a toveliest nionument nd to enroll as a new member. a1l comiplete, A Bible study will be conducted in e South church, Arch street en- b vy and remember vour loved ones | trance by Elder W. R, Uchtman at Who once were within your fold, |10:15 tomorrow. Questions will be The ones that have gone on before [answered. The public is invited ¥ | A son born this morning to Mr. ford The Polish Republican elub will | meet on Sunday evening at 7 o'clock | at Falcons’ hall. The Automotive Sales & Servies . through Nair & Nair, has sued n €. Raczkowski for $175 dam- for alleged non-payment of in- stallments on an aufomobile. The car was damaged in a collision re- |cently and the money due the de- fendant from the Royal Indemnity Insurance Co., has been garnisheed A tirst dividend of five pbr cent been declared on the bankrupt of the Hardware City Market and Mrs. R, J. Queenin of Med- EEa 1., Address all poetry to: Want Ad Judge, New Britain Her The topic must be from the 300 or more Cl Ads in the Herald 3. The daily prize w Dollar. 4. The winning poetry will be printed together with the Ju il be C has B Detective Sergeant William P, ; ) ESAC NS DOCET OHCE spent the morning with | the telephone. 3 } < Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, in 6. The Judge remalds in- ford, discussing New Brital "“E"“"-“ PHEate Tl Eatma) g hich will come up for trial {73k R Do at the next 1a £ e 1wl itingior ot tiiol| | SIERIERE R BRCIEReRReHe: Herald Office. 8. No limit on t attempte. BEACHOONBERS IN EIST NUMEROUS number of Georgia Melon Growers Try to Balance the Market Moultrie, Ga., Feh. 26 (P —Efforts being made to kecp the produc- ’ tion of the luscious Georgla water- melon, which Mark Twain insisted was the subsistence of angels, from asing, notwithstanding that WMany ~ American NEW BRIT! AIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926. Standard eadings TG MY ACCOUNT ~— ORLD LOVESY LOVER=) YOI KHOW ~ — AD IT: 1D SO / WONDERRL~ ETC” / | Classified Page. betical arrangement. 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