New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 3, 1926, Page 16

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e mage e Al NEW Social N News BiRD EAPEDITION - WILL SATL MONDA: rlr (Continued From Page Three) State Normal school. The il be glven by Charles son and Warren Hale, p George Westerman, asslsting solc 1" rich Horton, tists are well cal clreles for bers of the N olub, The program program | A, Jo hn- from Th Good ar violinist Sist v sopray Known now) Wiolin AICh( Sonata Adagio and plano D Major nouneement wonl s learned er John Rod- | nd in the M n of navy ndcr said e He Rodgers, ! trip on the ” | F NFwe ven) Violin a. Cavatina b. German Dancc ...... Van Dittersd " 1 from Page Se flat . Chopin Sar " Mr. Westerman Johnson at the at § and 10 o'clock or al pro- and was The | 9 e. Nocturne in with ram b n morning L special y Organist J. J. Mr. plano reday's Herald meet fongs for a. Lilac bh. T! sopri Time Answer N Hale will it Father ¥ Lady y m | pastor of the | of Merey, i/ the wrip. He at the h\‘\m + being taken | Hart other o1y Fay will veral Hor Onr to officiute his m Ving, Will v of the I i1l conduct Miss Norma Regan : n sisted by Mrs. M. A. Kinsella, Mis Margaret Perkins, Miss Agne Finnegan, Mrs. Donald Bartlett Miss Frances Fergugon, Mrs, Frank Zwick, Miss Regina Connor and | Miss Gladys Day to complete necessary plans for which the Emerson will give in the torium on the cvening of Monday April 19. The program of enter- 2 Sy talnment is being given under the ™M auspices of the New Britain Colleg club to raise a sum money ir ald of their scholarship fund. Tn addition to the Fmerson coll the Senior High school or- will feature on the whic as follows is being as ined 1o his ehekah Mecti The Crescent Past Nol Jodge at 3 o'clock it 1. 0. O. I, hall served (] Grand Martha Monday Sup- o'clock. grands re invited i is donat meet Re b rnoon will b members a the entertain- i colle sehool gir) per Al Camp audi- nobl n One-Act aet coms You was to have been by the junior department ational church on nd Wi tponed on i iven 1ri- avening k in the kets for the previ- There will 4 o'clock in the parish All those taking part in the play or the musical pro- are asked to be present. Notes Mrs, € Comeddy o ly, “Oh, a which girlg chestr: m 20 is to be 1 rog! F count day of Tic on High s&chool orcl 11 014 Jim, a humorous of everyday life Emerson college nr ra will r ous dat a fing Thursday Poor sketeh | |4 A girls e Roun Birds on Mr. I'ri and renee Lorraine are spending the ion in Ih Mrs, G. I Mary wees Br 05 Minuet, dramati Irench It merson Collc v X vacation The play olution drews are in school Atlan MWV‘ INERTL principal the nding 11 N. t recess in ied from 1 nool ore City, J Wor Club ot Wednesday afternoo Tth at the home Jo- McKernan paper on per limpses of Tndia, writ Adams of (g an's of Plainville of A6 fr will he read Mrs. James N will open her homa afternoon to & meetir Stanley chapter, Dat American Revolution G 6 next Triday \rles 1 The executive com Connectlent Womer tion met Law r ven, Tuesday. Mr To Attend Confe Yow presid i . v, May B. Lord, pastor mit g0 o'clock of the | for Brooklyn attend Ha Waterbury George C. retary and G. R Raymond Ell Flagg road, W H. W. Ho! for the co ad 1y will x of D. A. R. | wire addressed the | urt. Witlard | American | me of Miss Monday. | D=lzeancr Meoting Wic Emma H mee Mary Atwater of Worll ceting larg hose present I alk by non’ was G mains of n and Mid- Re. were nt expe not acute. 1 Ttems Berlin $500,000 First Mortgages At Low Rates of Interest ter mu- of the » service will T AT preaching will be arch v apal ek wft First Band & Mortgcg. Co of Hartford 803 Main St | Ruth W ! zinia Ta May, cook, |itt {berg, Marcia Guisberg, Edna BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, VTURDAY, APRIL 3, 1926, The defeated the at Com- married single men at basketball {munity hall, 45 to 85, Tho gunic vas closely contested throughout here were many fouls called, ow ng to the married men heing un famillar with the present style of game, but with handieap of foul ing they managed to come through, | Another game s to be played nest veck, as it will be necessary 1o win two out of threc The usnil weekly o » will be held Tuesday 15 o'clock. This w week men mmunity evening s omitted Mrs, A. Brooks are relatives oyt and ort nd Philip Mildrum 18 nome field “prep” to spend with his parents. GIRL SCOUT NEWS commis rall Betty | Gibn Al Marion Sorrow, wlys Leavitt, L clant; troop 4 hepard, Norma troop 6: Helen MeCormack, Fa sme Moverly, Hilda Dorls Williams; 10 ining from halidays | Suf- | Epragu o badge Girl Scout Troop 1 lizabeth Jossie he girls 4 )¢ W el troop 2 Margaret Alexander \er, Virginia Hunt Vi nia La May Waclke Franci an- Katherine Kat 1epard, Gibney; A Krenn, Irey traap Marvis Welch. Merit hadges Pinkus, cook, maker; Irene necdlewoman; eraftsman; —Troop 1, Bernies needlewoman, droess Winger, cook, host: Pauline Kallin, cook, Margaret Ames, healtl er; Anna Valentl, health win- scholarship; ILily Calmbach Botty Harwood, fisman; cker, cook; Frances Greco, cook; Eleanor Potts, 50 hours home n Troop 2: Gladys Leavitt, raftsman, homemaker, 150 hours, home service; Elizabeth Gihney craftsman, home scrvice; Barbara Smith, homemaker, hostess, cook, | seribe, scholarship; Jeanette Clark, | homemaker, hostess, cook; Gertrude | Ericson, homemaker, hostess, needle- - | woman, 2nd 500 hours home service; Phebe Ballou, hostess, cook, malker, 150 hours home ser Irene Haigls, hoste home service; Cl Belle Holstein, | homemaker, cook, hostess; Marion | Sorrow, cook, health winner; Vir- health winner Alexander, eook, health win Margaret Alexander, health | winner, cook; Befty Welant, pioncer; Botty Fox, scholarship: Betty Hes- | health winner. Troop 4—K |»[ Shepard, Frances Shepard, | child nurse; Lillian Gerdis, home- maker. Troop 5—Doris Vander brook, hostess, homemaker; Helen Pankonin, hostess: Florence Gooby, hostes: abel Spring, craftsman, homemak unice Rickert, craft man, 300 hours home ser Troop G—Harriett Alle, home- maker, hostess, eraftsman, 50 Tiours home serviee; Audrey Fagan, seribe, craftsman, hoste homemaker; Esme Moverly, hostese, health win- ner, homemaker Betty Purne homemaker, hostess: Doris Williams, homemaker, hostess, health w Hilda Krenn, hostess, musi Doris Barbour, hostess, health win- ner, 150 hours home service Attendance Stars—Troop 1—Anna Valenti, gold; Lily Calmback, gold Ruth Wacker, gold; Frances sliver. Troop 2—Gladys zold; Barbara Smith, silver: Ballow, silver: Clara Belle gold: Marion silve La May, silver; Jessie zold; Lucille Case, gold Troop 6—TFsme Moverly. da Krenn, silver; Helen MeCormaclk RBeatrice Odenwalt, ) Five-year Stripes—Troop 1—Mar zaret Ames. Troop 2—Mariorle Gib- nev. Ruth Gibney, Retty o Charles Abell was presented with thanks hadge In appreciation his service fn teaching buele to the Girl seouts. Couneil and cavtains were pleased to hava par attend the rally Brownic pack No. 3. Mrs, Edward Holstein, capt registered the fol- ving 20 Brownles:—Mary Barreft Evelyn ¥ urfel Bohmer, Dor- othy D Helen Donohue, Fitzgerald, Edith home- rolarship Jossie ner; trina N T ine. reco, Phehe Holstein, T varginia | Alexander, and silver Hil W silver sily a of members (atherine Hal, y| tound | oved | Confright, 1. | Jacobs, mon.— | ramity | War Veter: { Burdette a scries of sct-back contests Guls- | T Croshy, 1720, Jobn Holstel s, K Dorot) Vivian Grace Holsteln, Elizaheth Howe, Murlcl Ja . Burbara Johnsor Leayitt, Enantha Leerenct Lelkin, Doris Rapp, This pac mect ol Claru ) Holstein | pack lead I'voop = the Cent hurel 1] uval el roo f [o] 00l plan Iy in d PTING f the o r an all Pace ( 1l pa Patrol I 1 to invit e Cify Items 1 ister Victor It 1s at Mor Ao} Senior 1 Moody, vies th il Commercial vh.eh is being Pennsyivani end, prinei this tor the ¢ it mm 1 institution, convention of achers' held at York (' clation, Hotel \ k M Oda 17 " lows | i1l erly Advt meeting L] o trustecs will v Wit the bool annual | rendered thi o'clock omplete ted to | yort Fapuc etin dio for Easter at Morans'- out ITOW ton Francls and ¢ o beautiful advt. I'red Engel of 57 Hart confined to the New Britain cral hospital with an infection the leg. Big afternoon and s B. ts arlton strec bungalows. Solo- street o 1ster Ball, Norden Bun, v night; fine orchestr rlson, John Bohman a win Greening, Adm. Sc.—advt. George Bardon of Elm Hill, Trving Rau of Maple Hill, have turned to Detroit, Michigan, spending a few days with thelr ents Half-priced adyt. Henry Scheny the Camp Iteal Estate house at No. to William 1%, Quinn. Visit our complete furnished home at 97 rancis street, Mackay & Wallin, Members of A United 8 Te- Victrolas at Moran has sold 1 ca., twa 56 t street, advt, G. ish Americar , will mect members of camp of Hartford in camp, of the first of this evenlug at on Arch street, Gulbransen Player Planos, —advt, »w line of sandwiches, —advt. 0dd Fellows' hal Crowell's. s Gen- d Ed- and after par- through tomorrow, Hammond \ 1 Morans', e e o L AUTOMOTIVE —_— Auto and Truck Agene | (EG MOTOI CARS an M. Seaile & Co, Sal Tucke Kenpet » wnd Service; cor Elm und Park 8ts. Phone 2110, Loca agente for Gabrie) Enubbern ATGI ITT—Saler & Bervice Whitniore Jewett Co. 319 & Ma! 2510, STHDEHARKER MOTOR CARE Bales and gorvic, Albro Motor fales Co. 92t Arch 8t . Phoue 200, THE HERALD “WANT ADS” INE RATIS FOR ECUTIV | motor cars Cherry St, Rudo!ph “The Sleeve-Valse Motor Phoue 2051-2 it body 0-0p, Al Assn. In condition , 123 Main CITEVIOT tlon, reasonable Tate model “¥ord 1g Huh( dellv- good conditfon, 4 new balloon . 4pesdometer and other extras, $150 cash takes it, Aute Repalr Co.. rear 94 Hartford Ave. FPhone 183 Tru r spare, only 9 months Vargain, K. M. Searlo 2110, Open evenings to Toon 1# s Fhone I Lots, Monuments Nonumental worke, 13 wiente of il sizes and | Carving and ietter cutting | TS G b Tk new, 00 miles, extra tire chains, tools, - h Et. “$550 “Cancrete wtcel reln hermetically vealed | Phone 64 Jiaot, o 1824—Price ot model. MID “ute Man six, touring car thoroughly rec conditionsd and newly painted 81z whe wheels and good tirer Trader and termr consldered O, A Bence, 5] Main 5t Phone 2216, TNGTON—K passenger brougham In first claes m conditlon, paint and opholetery are ex- collent, brand new cords, 1 spare C A. Bence, f1 Main 8t. Phone 2218 weonable prices ! 218 Oak Bt | Epecializing reonhouse, on funeral (¥ 1922 Gard Phone 3826 USED CARS Found 4457 on Berlin 8 Finder kindly ret and Lost BOOK axwell conch in Plenty of extras Nash 4 touring car, fully equip- ped ocial 6 Naah, nonstrator. . A-1 condition. T Tetwern Lincol Roturn to 41 (T Reward, nd_Thursdny nigh may have same THE ABOVE CARS ARE IN A-1 CONDI TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED. vaper, o for Ligh scli TRADES CONSIDERED. 1 Jur B. MORAN GARAGE, URCH 6T. PHONE 2842-2 ASSOCIATE NASH DEALER, Studto, AUTOMOTIVE ] ——e e/ 8 rent and SPECIALS BUICK 1922 SPORT TOURING. CHEVROLET 1924 UPE. s CHEVROLET 1923 SEDAN. rvice. Bric | CHEVROLET 1323 TOURING 171 South Main 8t | y6,,G5 1923 TOURING. DODGE 1921 ROADSTER EESEX 1025 COACH. L'SSEX 1024 COACH. FORD 1025 TUDOR. FORD 1024 COUPE. FORD 1924 TOURING. FRANKLIN 1821 TOURING HUDSON 1925 COACHL HUDSON 1623 €P HUDSON 1024 § uto nm| Truck ACME T son Motot Phone 870, BUICK MOTOR CARS— Salen. Saicw and Berv Capita) Bulck Co. 193 Arcb 8t. Phone 2607, CHEVRO sorvice. Superlol Auto Company, 112 | Church 8t Phone 211. HRYSLER—4 ano 6. Sales and service. Hennett Motor Bales. 250 Arck 8t. Phone 2052, DODGE BROTHERS- Baler and _eervice 8. & F Motor Bales Corp, 156 Elm Et. 122,000 Gallons of High Powered Beer Is Seized Bufalo, N. Y., cral prohibition April 3 (Pr—Fe agents reported tc Prohibition Administrator tober last night that they made t gest raid in the history of qua county at the Chs Brewing company's plan in town, scizing lons h power | men were were rele hearing before I er Bdward R. Bootey. Those held Thomas J. Jarvis, alle half and Wilhelm master, uts James 000 al of sted, last ar W0 ased night at & owner On a siding was found a c beer barre ipped ttsburgh for re-filling, id., Tl n of emp Is s her rom I’ the igents re | BOY OF 11 AT WHEEL. Policoman Fred Wagner ste Joseph Pac, age 11 years, g an 1itomobila boy told the policeman t the family chauffeur, but man warned Lim not to drive again Policeman Wagner car 1 the Pac home on Glen strect, }ington. from th 10 | All hut eral Commission- Mueller, > ns- | o Klin. _Phone 73 § and TRU Foraron tractor, Sales and service, Genuine varte and accestories. Automotive Baler & Service Co., 248 Elm. Phone 2701 FRANKLIN CARS—The car for 10 years ales and Service, 453 West Matp Bt | Tel. 2696, HUPMOBILE 6 AND 8 CYLIND! City Service Station 240 Hartford Ave, A M nessa Pres, Also the Domijan Motor Co. and_High 65 & Se Reputable corner Lincoln e HUPMOBILE 1623 SEDAN | HUPMOBILE 1923 TOURING. JEWETT 1923 SEDAN. MOON 1522 TOURING. OVERLAND 1923 TOURING, STUDEBAKER 1921 TOURING. These cars have been through our shon are in_excellent condition and you can save $50 to §200 by buying now A emall deposit with weekly paymente will hold any one of these cars untll April 1. storage charge and Interest on your pay A % menta at 6%. West Maln, Gt AND SUNDATS TERMS 12 MONTHS. OPEN Hardware City 8 Eim 8, Phone 2724 Wiand and Gray. IHigh cars, Bales mnd service Main 8t Phone 2215 | JAND and GRAY Mo | Service. Hardware S+ Phone 272 motor THE MOHEN & AMIDON . Bence, 61 BALE! 358 MAIN STRET. CORP,, HARTFORD. care. See the new Time Service. A, G. Hawkor, 6% | Plone 2488, STUDEBAKER USED CAR DEPT. Lim Street, Studebals Eudan, Pk 1 ) Big Six, 1190, enger run 7-paesenger brougham, 2000 miler. INSIST UPON KEMP'S BALSAM. _for that CQUGH/ A- Pri Hu touring car. Price Studebaker 6 touring car. debaker 6 coupe, d-paesenger. JPrice $400. ALBRO MOTOR SALES €O, 225 ARCH § PHONE 280, You PEOPCE ACWAYS SEEM TO HAVE LoTS 0’ MONEY -WHAT BUSINESS \S YA FATHER (N 2 won Features, lue | CAN‘T TEW TNIGHT 1 ‘7 NT MEAN MH’\B'E' ' PO[LY AND HER PALS Q’E ANY LOVE NDTES B'D POLLY T Rl 16 or | Body, | hanical | Price ' AUTOMOTIVE ‘ l AUTOMOTIVE Autos and Trucks For Sale 9 Autos and Truck For Kale BPEEDW AGON—wicand-hand in f1rst FORI RRTAN 21084, 31080 ass shape, paint 3. F. White, 42 | Ings, 2194 Ove touring . Chevrelet tourlng, 1922 Packard light & touring, Ford 1925 1-ton truck, 1 Willys: Knignt tout Tinie paymients Rudolph's Garage, 137 Chorry 8t Phune 20613 Balesroom 6 Maln 6t Phone 635 OFFER THE FOLLOWING GOOD RE- NEWED CARS. ALL OF THEM ARE IN CONDITION CAN BOUGHT ON CONVENIENT TERMS, GOOD VALUE GOOD AND BL FORD USED CARS AT YOUR OWN TERMS 1024 1024 1923 Coupe, Tudor, $300, Sedan, $160. Roadster, $175. Rondster, $226. Coupe, $100, Coupe, 3§70 Dodge, $75. OVERLA} a8 FORD € FORD TIRES. THEV BALLOON ROLET TRUCK OUPE SEDA. A. C. RATES SUPBRIOR AUTO CO,, 6-127 CHURCH 8T, G M ELMER AUTO €O, 43} RHC 32 MAIN 6T PHONBE 1813, | SPRING CLEARANCE SALE— OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL § O'CLOCK LIBERAL SPRING BARGAINB (1925 CHEVROLET TOURING. CHEVROLET TOURING (3), 1025 Chevrolet touring, lots of e 1924 Ford sedan, 1924 Maxwe!l touring 1923 Ford coupe, 1923 Lexington sed 1624 Durant sport tourl: Dodge touring, 1024 Moon asport tou Oldsmobila sdan, 1923 Oldsmob! ster. Many othors. CHEVROLET SEDAN. CHEVROLET COUPE DHEVROLETRUOVRE AARON G, COHEN, INC, CHEVROLET TOURIM OLDSMOBILE DEALERS CHEVROLET COUPE. §T., 155 PARK HARTFORD. FORD COUPE, FORD ROADSTER. FORD TUDOR SEDAN (2). OLULSMUBILE USED CAR, DEPT. OLDSMOBILE 6 CYL COACH, FORD TOURING. Offer the following 1ate model used cars at low pricen FORD TRUCK CHEVROLET SEDAN LEXINGTON SEDAN. VELIE SBEDAN MAXWELL TOURING FORD SEDA FORD COU CHEVROLET TOURING JORDAN TOURING, FORD 1 TON CHASEIS, 1925 DURANT R'DSTER, DUCO FINISH CLEVELAND COACIH, 18H. DUCO FIN- STUTZ TOURING. FORD 1% TON PANEL DELIVERY. FORD LIGHT 6 POST DELIVERY. SMITH AUTO BALES CO. 100 WEST MAIN BTREET PHONE 2000 BUICK TOURING, WINTER TOP. CLEVELAND TOURING, SALE FFORD TON TRUCK WITII HEMICO TRANSMISSION IN FIRST CLASS CONDITIO REMOVAL USED CAR WILL BACRIFICE ON THI CARS MLLC MANY OTHERS TO SELI TERMS ARRAN We are NOT going used cars to our n carry over any, BOULLVARD CHEVROLET W place. COMPANY AUTOMOBILE ROW EAST HARTFORD, . BLVD. Touring. Touring Coupe CON! PHONE L, % OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9. USED CAR BALE {BIG OFFERING IN USED FORD CARE. ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. TAK! TRADE FOR NEW CARS AND PRICEL |FAIRLY WE MUST HAVE THB ROOM SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS REQUIREL BALANCES ON EXTREMELY EABY TERMS. GET A GOOD UEED FORD FROM THOSE | LISTEL BELOW PAY FOR IT A8 YOU [ ORIV 11, OUT OF YOUR INCOMB, 1n SMALL MONTHLY PA § TERMS ARRANGED . & F. MOTOR SALES CORP 135 ELM DEALERS IN MOTOR CARS AND GRANAM BROTHERS TR SALE OF Ui Model SPRING ED CATS 1923 Maswell 1593 Ferd Snda Rosder MANY OTHER Loadster Ton Chassle 65 Expreee, new 200 AND FROM 15 LP 1HE HONEYMAN 170 AUTO ARCH STRE TELEPHONE SALES T. ) ALSO MANY OTHER GOOD COMMER CIAL CARS AT 366 TO $150 WITH CORRESPONDINGLY LOW TERMS. { AUTOMOTIVE USED CAR LXCHANGL §6 ARCH BT. PHONB 1769, OPEN EVENINGS, THERE'S A GOP CISTENIN . ED "THE 3’»\0\':\ NOT TGNE [/ ) LEAVE ——— — STATION Z.0.X. SPEAKING, Yo\ HAVE JuST HEARD “T LONE You: RENDERED 8Y CRUSTY CAREFREE THE TALEmED YOUNG “TENOR!

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