New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 14, 1926, Page 9

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T . : nt of the league won second |number of spc i place for the Berlin Construction |munity who are c will 0 company their ski nd t « The All-Kensington team, winner |been in the lead as v | of first place in the league, was| The Rotary =y |awarded a lovi cup. After will be the g o0 caat g : were. distributed thc d-bake : [ ) c . " . y 5 Critical Period in Its History it ey i S Lesion Auitiary Whis 2ivls, ontertained with s and |Con y hall to lEV@[ [] e )U OflC n To Reccive Tayes annual event e R BANQUET IS ENJOYABLE. ‘- ety : he. biaod fr n the hours of 1:50 o'cloch ring T to collect t sont t The J i L J Prizes Awarded At Gathering Af ch are d is m on the local grou ¢ v 2 Mr. Lewis 1 taxes in |morning, weatk rr : New Britain Hostelery—Taxes t0 | 0 "0 at other | McDonald will . Be Collected Tomorrow — Senior |!/Mes, to be announced later. He is (for the juniors and F : 3 A out to make this a banner year for [on the recciving end. 1T C Roys’ Club to Be Formed. collections and residents are request- [ain Speedboys will be { ed to disc e the duty of making |nents. 4 ¥ Interest in the etrike of brick their returns as soon as possible. Mrs. W. nt sday { workers, W 1 ged in Civil Actions Bri W ud y : Berlin for the past s | C. W. Lin I ) = o oy eceiveq | Britain has brought suit for e found rding to information received | o Ll it EUE T S T bl |tion for et - today from o ieainat Dtk Toconit $inai % representative of the S S Bial : been among the b Vel e AT tha ey r est |V A and who has brought suit for $300 ocomotives on ti wnd refreshi 1 to size up the situation, attributes |cyonit i o¢ Berlin, for alleged non~ | Michael Shields AT 3 the waning intere t | payment of a bill here has been vi i o other affairs have b o ppermot Return From Washington o in the minds of the striking Work- | arr " anda Mrs. Harold N. Loomer| T chers Frut ; men. 4 lof Grove Hill, Kensington, have re- ¢ con- \ Last year tI was of prl- lturned from a two weeks' trip to | | Sleepy Driver In Trouble mary importance to the men. The¥ |\Washington, D. C. | Sl [ Were out of jobs and, in many cascs, | el Bdling At Siore | Sum of moncy lost, in hills, in Glsae out of funds. y wera hlghly il Lot S anints Lt Bl c I o ta terested and er astic and were | e o8 dents, IS :,‘,m[‘”‘,‘.\' ensor t v anxious to have ir demands met, : S Tor Al 5 o 1 RSy " fthe week-en C on Long Point, ! But the weeks have stretched into | (oo e maintains a cottage duri i ! Rl < months fand ifere g Hesnimoliroriliii = (o RSO RIS R oom hous yvements, ¢ o ward movement in the direction of | o5 i Tl Th et e (o heed |half acre rarage, Kensi ! ¢ a settlement. 8 i Z Conn s. J. Fitzs a St ¢ sproach of summer and to hie |Con A large per of the strikers, s e S | B discontented wi being out of Two Games TOMOrrow ‘ SALVATION ARMY CONCERT 0 work, have s 1 positlons in | pouo N0 Tl Gngton baseball | A concert under th pices o vl D CIIE i, work, in New opipugiasts will have ¢ to | 11 2 I y Britain and other towns and Gsclby then tomovio chure lo 1 ) now making good wag e i g f Bible clas { 1 It is thought that many A gl * | orch I Clark 1 g Akl O il i noon at the Benedict-Phillips recrca- | director o the el never return to the brick making !tion field, will be played between a | SIEN Carl Fredericks: i LESCE: : . nting the junior branch | Yation Army 1 Y o ) 1t is probable, according to re- »n Boys' club and a | concert, which begi a'cloc 1 { ports, that this summer will Prove ‘team from of the New Britain | —— 1 to he a erncial time in tl 30y Scout troops. The second game, | st weck of the strike. Either a settlement |a¢ 3:15 g'clock on the same grounds, | ) g : il be reached, or the affalr willlwill he played between th Kensing- | EYES EXAMINED t 3 die a natural death. 6 the ) ton Congregational church team and ¥ 2 Beawtifying Property opinion of many of those out on |yje Senior Boys’ club t | GLASSES FITTED : strike, according to th reporter Both games should be lively L.lr i ho has been investigating condi- {{jos and it is expoected that there I Steel & 1 And, meanwhile, the yards are , manufacturing that prode usnal. Wl outiook is bright for the € it is said. . Phillips, president of the Banquet Proves Enjoyable n Boys' club, that an or- The banquet held it at the | ganization meeting of the senior | Purritt hotel, New the | hranch of the club will be held next Kensington Bowling proved | Wednesday evening at § o'clock at o be the most ssful party the | American Legion hall, Main street nization has held to About | An investigation has been con- men gathered in the ballroom of | qucted and it has been decided that the hotel, where an attractive |there is sufficient interest among the ad was served. older boys to warrant the establish- nrog d enjoy: under the |men have expressed themselves as fership of Dr. Matthew H. Gris- [ being interested in the project and wold, who proved to be an able|it is expected that theer will be a toastmaster. His remarks were well [farge turnout at the meeting chosen and he introduced the speak- | It has been decided to limit mem- ers in a capable manner, the i Hart, societ presi H was e responding in an exc Team also made pon. gathering, | expected that in the near future an- Prizes were warded to John |other performance will he staged y and William Pipkin, who| The Sacred Heart whist party will Coone Dushnell dent of the leaguc bad an average of 99 each for the | be held next Monday evening in the to witness then Robert Isaacso C. Hy are in wton and e of the while John bricks. It yards are working and that is said al Tunior Boys Hart is man and P; Senjor announced tod: club team, iction is being maintained of the yards arc as Sever in- squale ( ng new equipm Rev fair as a jolly one and |ment of such a branch. Many young Among | hership in this branch to 20 young nvited James C. |men. A progressive organization president o s T. A. B. | will be the result, in all probability, ¥: Arthur it, past | since young men in town have few lent of the ague, and Arthur | clubs to become affiliated with. Each of these guests Fast Berlin Items remarks. [ The play staged at Athletic hall ut manner. | last evening was witnessed by about alled upon to malk captains and winn of pr 100 people, but the calibre of the remarks when called | performance warranted a larger at Pasquale Glannotta, presi- | tendance. Mr. Trudell in his act opened the meet- nd introduced the toastmaster o the of magic and legerdemain was one of the hest ever scen here and it is EYESIGHT SPECTALIST 327 Main Street; Phone 1905 S L}AIMN\EL.. Fasily—Women in Fight 1t of a 1 ons of alcohol Lo o vore ¢ Woman Whose Husband Was Killed 1. 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Also CHILDREN’S SOGKS in all colors with fancy top priced from 35¢ to 89¢ |, 2 Sund on arivat|| MEN'S DRESS AND ] R FANCY HOSE ; s Mace street onn® || High-Grade Shoes for Men, {| nguished with chem Women and Children —THE~= W. G. Simmons Corp. City.,, N. J., May 14 (#— 1 dunouncers aro becoming 85 West Main Street || e movie heroes in the hearts nf‘ —e ) COMMUNITY THEATER \‘ |‘..n‘< lm:» Not ‘In.l‘\\nm & ville) | 1 Friday, May 11 o = CHARLES RAY in ¢ 5 % “BRIGHT LIGH ¥ le, wit! S 4 SRS 5 % ; 1 =i i 2 3 . AUCTION By Orvder of Court of Common Pleas — One-family house, seven rooms, bath, sleeping porch, large front porch, fireplace, open stair- way, beamed ceilings. Garage. Lot 120x200. Several fruit trees. Pine view. TLocated on White Oak avenue, Plainville, Conn.; close to trolley between New Britain and Plainville, Premises, Sat, May 15, at 1:30 p. m. (Standard Time) Particulars of sale on the ROBERT B, WHITE, Committee, 259 Main Street, New Britain or 11 Norton Place, Plainville P. S—Terms 107 cash, date of sale; balance on order of copwt. By BLOSSER