New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1926, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1926. Sinclair Lewis Gets a New Hat NEW R. & E. OFFIGE AFTER 30 YEARS | of Hart Modern Platn Will Be UCCup]ed‘ face el Late This Month : ST, MARY'S SCHOOL | 10° GRADUATE 62 Rev. William Botticelli to De—l | liver Address Next Sunday The ann BERLIN NEWS [ Att pancy p ation exercises will | g Mary's Paroc of hial school a’clock in § of 62 t Crom- the tion of th heir game against : The comple cation their stor of 1926 is the T God Will | e class officers are: | ancis J. O'Brie garet M. O'Br ret M. Flood, and treas- | P. King. | am of exercises for 1ation is as follows Processional ch; hymn “Moth er Mary at Thine Altar,” class; s Mrs. Lord is the daug mon, Rev. William Botticelli; k an of place tribution of diplomas and awa ague met in the | tthew Traynor, pastor; & Methodist church | hvmn, “Jesus Keep Me Close their anr n {Thee;” O! Salutaris, ) presi- | choir; act of consec e past | Tantum Ergo, choir; ce for | the Blessed Sacrament; class, and recessional. Honor Pupils Announced The awards of $5 in gold for hig h- ploy trial p The t ce- sec- | 4 in Jants. rough sident, n 1ymonid staff of X s € ave returned to known 1 r a short visit with her par- Siantea 4 Mrs. W. H. Payne. sinc Mrs. Dellis Lor rejoicing over the of ler h | This year r f a son sary of the orj ion of on corporation whict 11 & rooms o ening for a divisio American Hardware corporation DANCE HALL NUISANCE, CHIEF HART'S OPINION Police Head Agrees With Neighbors NEA A hat big enough to cover the heads of all t sented to Sinclair Lewis, novelist, in Kansas City front of a haberdasher’s store in Des Moines, T a. nedictior “Te Deum,” The vi coming year are Miss Betty Pratt, Mrs. Royal Morse and E. V. 1 Commit- | est merit in scholarship, don tees to work with the various nm-‘l’fin\ Council, No. 12, K. o[‘ . \\l‘l cers were also appointed last eve-|be given to Margaret Mary ght ning, who will serve beingl|and Francis J. O'Brien. The 'rvy or | Miss Ed rup, Rhoda Pratt, | for the highest attainment in Chris- ‘ Nettie Riggott, ivelina Joh tian Doctrine carrying with it an ivelyn Cuddil iice Pratt, ard of $5 in gold given by Rev. GLAIM CHARAMUT CANNOT | REPRESENT FIFTH WARD The awards of $5 |Candidate essays on | Rev. Wil- H., will he yitts—or authors—in America was pre. cently. This picture shows it on display in The hat measures 6 feet 2 inches across. inother year. or the Miss Mabel Barnes, church for the those City Items In Their Complaints Coucerning Sexton Street Place. 2\ Chiet of Police Hart \;:r\v he has not ref to men for duty at Dudja Sexton street, as reported yesterday, but he has received complaints from residents of the nelg dances at the hall are & and if requests are received for s jces of policemen there as requir by ordinance, about a discontinuance o 5 by refusing to send th f : Lo ok | ravr as he knows, the police Wit (dn i iiics > ment was not requested to de Con Taere] ot evening at the home the hall last Saturday | e 4 x},’,f,:r:a" g {of Max Sugenhime and completed I agree with the program for the outing to that dances in this hall | dnithe SETOVE RSSIIICAY S Lol s e | June 26. The social commit- tho parking of automobiles near the | tee have taken over complete charge hall creates a traffic hazard. Prob- |Of the refreshments and the recre- ably there will be few Saturday |ation committee will plan all o to Vienna Mary Sirianni, Helen | Gryshowski night dances there in the summer for the day. Frances Farmer, Margaret Mary |manic chair, time, but i any are planned, T will e to accommodate | Wright, Mary Loretta Burns, Grace : probably refuse to detail officers | the afterr | Rivg kud Macy Weroria i 3 i - ‘ t Root and Miss Mir- , as was done about a year e ‘ m”,’, returned from | Leonard. 2 ago. Honorable mention for excellence e for the summer vaca- Four Months of Arguir_\g | End in Fatal Fight Cleveland, J 15 (P— X they could not ag over th method of ducks, Koman, 71, nd ¥ por, 68, is in E Claire Marshall. [in gold for the two best Trish history donated by liam A. Harty branch, A. O. given to Helen Elizabeth Wynne and Francis J. O'Brien and %The Pollard |awards of 0 in gold for the scc are the|ond best essays on the same subject ning | will be given to Helen Frances Far- |mer and Edward ¥ Me emiums for scholarship |awarded to the following: Elizabeth Heh Francis Mangan, Vie y Mary Markevch, Dolan and Ca sed For Vacancy Said to Be (o7 A tend t with € s No T A e nts, and other officers Democrat And Cannot Suceeed Mrs, Arch , Mr. Brun Mrs, J Brumbaum have as mother and nson of At- Harold Counc uncil street ihlican In tomorrow arge ‘ommunity s the committee in c nged several enter Miss Marguerite Krauth ub be nbaum'’ B. Joh Pat , of N nd ison stre and Miss go, have s of Miss Jen- Steele street. John Ericson Washington social ¢ complainants | L a noon, \‘m ical par mer incumbent | Janelle Premiums Christian Doct il 2 for i will be s zabeth D Profe prices, W. ipstairs. * They Norfolk, will | visit be are now on Virginia, 2 ssional charter requires that a republican, be home Hayes of Miss Constance Paonessa, ter of Mr. and Mrs. A, M. Paone! this afiernoon Milford. mer university, Westfield Woman Dies Today in Her 102nd Year ; at Helen delan, 1% Helen Henry Mildru has McCrann, Worcester to take part Gr: Balde Helen Sarah O" Mary held his evening school t T onard, Harold ca Le Mary Loretia s Marshall an 1. have won the returned to ¢ as taken over t of Delaney’s lunch H vly ITES-STINGST Apply wetbaking soda or house~ hold ammonia, followed by VICKS APORUB Ocer 17 Million Jars Used Yearly forme Joseph ank Fr Louis following ntion in Doctrine 1. ierald Mar: ncis Jo 1rns, Joseph Main ted oppe on honor- 1y of a Anne Mangan, Margaret Helena Balde ph O'Brien, Helen prayer meet- urch will be at 7:30 loyed Fellow declared today the months they spent together were re- plete with disputes over which did| ]“’ most worlk. in odist eb evening me s st . al rish the The e committee will meet tonight a varish hall, em- o four ing of the Met eld Thursday oseph's 1 ancis John Bowen o'clock Stimpson-Bacon Nuptials, Lillian Bacon t o and Mr N o'clock i Miss Mr an Raymon their | fore return- daugh- had | ENORTH END MERCHANTS | ASK IHPROVENENTS THERE 1 TOWNRESCUES AGED | | l 4 | | | MAN, AIDS NUPTIALS 1) | Committee of Wants Burritt School Property I mproved, Street. 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I wish T : to refute statemer made that it et SUROINLAGEIOSE o ny motk sh that my 1 in the ns of the improving t section of the city appointment followed a mo:t at the home ide returned to the I was up early on Mrs. Pou Later he walked t where at every corner he was which atul by friend: tain parts of With the doctor walk, voters L n thro { polls for the primary it | Oram Waad, who signed the | commitment papers, | publican nomination | sic 1. th widen | A pr t of T stopped T told h was being voted a to win. “But doct north end merchants ome today at bre hamber of Commerce rooms (I ng at which time propositions, a number of th of not ast was traffic M congestion in cer- n street, were d continuing his = cussed co is interest including the Fon of projects. some- on of the use of t school propert her than purposes, ng of Main street from railroad tracks rubbish collection as county worker to the . Pounds and ricipal for nittee consists of the fol- C. Kelley, Morton Goldman, Dr. M P. J. 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