New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 5, 1926, Page 7

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"UR NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SA DAY, JU st e 926. Mail Orders Filled Plainville News - i e i FORBID CARNIVALS e ~ ONTHE TOWN LOT Mafl Orders Filled Specially Priced | $15.00 and $16.50 You have choice of Wash Silks, Georgette, Printed Crepe, Crepe Catherine and Chiffon in all the new colors and styles. Smart frocks for women and misses that feature all that's new. 1 Unusual Values $15.00 and $16.50 blearénce Prices on all light color TWILL COATS Tan, gray, cocoa, green and rose. Mostly with collars of squirrel, fitch and erminette. Sizes for women and misses. g $19.75 and $27.50 Regular prices were $: to 849.50 each. Now priced for quick clearance at only $19.75 and $27.95 BATHING SUITS AWAIT We Time to get ready for shore or lake. smartes women and misses. Priced See the SUMMERTIME FROCKS A YOU HERE are showing the newest and styles in Bathing Suits in a broad range of colors and styles for $2.98 to $7.50 each Drum Corps Bazaar Will Be Last Permitted Serman, “Natu: Chilihos PROTEST 1S SUPPORTED af e sogular Congregational Church of Silk Methodist Churcl Superior Court Reverses Decision of 4 on East Windsor and Frees Claudc ~—Noted Violinist Coming: Daig Champs Play Here Tomorrow 1 piscopal Chureh Advent Christian Church Children’s Sunday Berlin News i Whist And Danee L Repals Wil Tt Only Ao "5, $3,000, Says Committe ~ n wout YALE PROFESSOR 10 TALK Will Deliver Talk in Kensington— Several Weddings Are Planned— News of the Churches—Items. The Berlin school bu ly good cond by on t buil¢ Je its inspe 1s well ple t of this study of t how the weas 1 from a neighbor ow 1 chickens w Wease year to take ear e, doing ev young daug W cOrE were glven on, who buildings far as Minor repairs Were en ru Tn this way, takir eport kept in excell niount of mon nsiderably 1 " Professor Dollos to Speak ! Dollos of ¥ will de- lop 11 an addre street fr sday eveni t Waste Disposal i utic policemen Wi ck tomorrow 1 Kensi 1 1l 4 Sacred Heart Churc pollution is a vital one in B S Be calbi Many Weddings Scheduled ok o Many i course of this month Muss wedd ol Tahn Jose ertruc Ku the church on Jun John Facca Miss Helen Middiols will be married on June Raphael Polumbo and ehel Greeco will be united on June 14 ard Francis ecelia Gianne be ma Jur Annual Meeting Coming T annual meeting of t Wo- g s Aid society of Berlin ( : egational chur 1) 1c at finished articl that time v AIl Day Sewing meet at 1 of the Wo & men ciety of the it hureh will Al day Kensington Method. I ¢ the home | o tomorrow morr I f Wilcox. Tt is ex- K ton Methodist chr ted”'that this meeting will be |regular morning servics wi | argely®gttended at 11 o'clock and Rev. May G000 CONDITION .~~~ Marie Sullivan Improving Tiss imion on Saturday, June 19. Mrs. Carmella Dente ral of Mrs. Carmell N Br 17 r Daigle Cleared e 1 s attc - ring Daigl St. Paul's Notes Funeral of Mr. Czloncz T Hea masses tOmMOrTow lass in first com a lo 1 morning at ! parlors of and mec winners. § o'clock New F carniva T; k:s 7 Trairli Litchiield County Assn. to Be i ” s ‘rli New Haven Probate dudge Orders Trustee Of Carrington Fstate to Make Good $25.000 Losses, re Ken ocal ¢ 1S n 9 o'clo I John re 11 will of bur. | will b ML be ases (e ol Daughters of Ame S vt : m early | apypa Was n Col e 4 ment, 4 rooms, all moderr aturday. Junc 5 ) 4 be BUCK JONES in et : LERURELCTe “THE FIGHTING it i i BUCKAROO” 3 B Sunday, June 6 : JHH{V\\ ”l\ll S in Annual Bazaar I Monday evening to be fo in old corn likke Fife and Drum Corps s owed by a social session hey t JUNE 7 TO 12 e KW Bigger Than Ever Before “CARP” FIGHTS JULY 4 mat THRILLING FREE ACTS i o0, Calif, June 5 (P— e " fed_at 9| Georges Carnentler, will meet Sailor WHOOPER Many Attractions ( This Theater Will Close for PARADE AND FIELD DAY nan fought to Alterations ON SATURDAY 5 in Madison Watch for the Opening Cor. Maple Streets Whiting and Garden, New York for 3 p. ‘s society Helen fonal will ot e ist ™ 1l be he B. Tord " FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEND The Following Places of WILL CLOSE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS AT ONE O'CLOCK Months of June. and August During the Signed— The Star Dry Clean- ing Works Yale Tailor Boston Tailor oike Mot Doses Business Juky 2 all Todag i ernoon at 3 o'clock the 4 High school team will crosa s & of the local ate Burt surdam ol Burlington Proves ¢ 5 5 5 Master of the Bow At FIks' Camni ; Contirmation Tomorrow |—Carpenters’ Strike May B \ N out 200 will S Jong Drawn Out Affair ' St A S o Day Fxerc ele has s to Joseph Meadow tional Brotherhood Outing v G st of Now Y outi Library Board Mecting T z of t Attending Motorcycle Races yor J E T . AMERIGAN GOLF PROFS. N0 Wins Fiddlers' Contest - w MATCH FOR BRITISHERS : i R R Yalkees 1o ,\lm Matches At on9is o ‘ ": End of Morning Play—Vic- st 1 4 s tory 1s Certain Ologonit (ot , June § P— s sional golfers led e NteCiileuday. fooxitholr 4 competitors in all 1 o si CENS i ches at the 1 ; i ) ¢ ing's play. Auto y needing W es. they Ryder Mitehell square; n Wal Carpenters’ Strike Remains the same | George Joe Kirkwood: Bill Melborn Y 18th: on Joe was one Fred rge Gadd was Kirkwood; Archie up on Bill Mel- Robson was two up on appoint eyl Cyril Walker; Arthur Havers was tr - |six up on d McLeod: Ted Ray r he | was two v Al Watrous: E. R. € two up on Emmet ough It m . Jolly was three up » during the contractors not to grant th soms are stil ae e HASS, T0 SEND TROOPS Big Delegation To Pass Through rawn out Norwich Here Tomorrow Conn. On Way To Big Exposition In Philadelphia 5 (A—That repre- “onn., June M by a spe- Sl 5 2 adjutant hidass ol Tpon the re- L is granted E ki . following organ- N D to enter I Connecticut under ose of attending Irack Team to Wesleyan Bristol High Sche t 13 to 16: m fs entered ¥ ps cadets) he y at W : va rd, Wor- A gt other r Veteran ¥ ing mect f Massachusetts, Lex M st Men and the National H his will comp 150 r the ¥ was granted by the ot to make a credita eral office to Major 5 Ladd, A. §; Kenneth B. 1 ¥irst Lieut, Jos- A. &, to make a cross t to Mitchell Field, Long Robt. C. Rice, 192nd been relleved ers battery r duty with a artillery. has By BLOSSER WAS WATCHIN A MAN BUTTER SOME BRICKS e

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