New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1926, Page 7

e i Y " " NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926. 7 : | " W BT S > P[ 11 N’ nd Tfl ACG M | nd late tered the soda and ] Will Flush Mains | B [ N spring water bottling business, whieh | ainville News | v rwo oo [] [N AT ‘ rtsto euwg s reiios e S i 1 x t it will flu he 1~“ of this enterprise, he 2 | those in Moun- ¥ company remaining with that ' BUSINESSMEN WIN e T S NEETING QPEN SHOP ]HRFAT e 4 Mafl Orders ¢ Mafl Orders it e L ',' : 1Fed 1o wilts ok RN wcks on Sunday. The w : wo brothers, ‘ : | —— oo ekt lected as President RS | Trials Tonight — . : e ieces Dr. Frost Cleans Bases and s of John Baraglia and | Harttord, Comn. sune 23 oo — | DELYVEr Ultimatom to Smkmo fir funeral w1 bo held at g:30 ' A lJ Sale of Towel Gives Team Victory e e mernne o e Garpenters Eletive Tomorrow nnual June Sale of Towels , e A : Theyiar i Drteah . e will | : . CHICKENS KILLED BY DOGS o : {9 BUILDERS SIGH NOTIPE e . 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Durity of || g T s 1 f r ol ! $200 ode, W s pr y >rospect Methodist church and t taken last | 9 next Friday afternoon, e pa vell printed and con- i s ins o s v school is bein 14 at Lake m present indications in 1 t g S qua X Con i lay, special cars leav- ! 11 be several hundred in ne of t t ¢ o i i : <! of o ¢ I dinner (O | 4 " o outing to be held Sa . 10 K n Iiduneed ) ¢ . ) ¥ pavilion at 12»(.% : 1 v oon. There are quite r of perso z & ] ; of .. nile s ry y events for P Bill K to be heard from who have reer I | 3 I & to Chin etors S o '1 i N y.,fi;‘d, 1, here- | was learned today that info d the social com- 'y 1 by local ad 2 v Dl ol 3 : party returned at 5:10 p. m., vill 1 not belong to Bill Kneeland ttee what they intend to 1 N I e = 1 [ s o 500 persons enjoying the out k! 1 ? 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The Farmington as vear by a number of local farmers, ON ENTIRE STOCK i following an Illness Ly /“"1“ g ‘”1'_‘”“ was A number from this plaes attend- O Wedne \.I:n June v c @ ol confines of _ th Wi court last evening on aed the graduation exercises at s Co. On July 1 we wiil Lo locate NG s Fitzpatrick was born in Chi- | Special Notice | houn, rmer-| speeding. The fine Was |Cromwell school last. o, s ior o s at 91 East Main Strect with M, Lo 35 3 L. ly the Mattabessett r later remitted upon payment of the| The annual Epworth his vacation at SaSonp ity binoraniatte | ] ! G | In addition to el ot tiiite Il be He1d atives o M \rs vies, Gas and Oil 3 \ N } Methodist Chureh of Plain s to ti west th S ey b 2 9 t 1 as 0 vld s Sunday School Pienlc ersity next month, members nhi e i Rl ey ¥ par 1 as a | « ' from w',‘l reatdents, decided 1o x| TI° dnnual plenic of the Sunday (tending from all over New En AT Loy The Cook Garage|| |10, o for > e 8 ,.‘H; P road, '”.\“P ;vlr"r"]""*”w“!r.) 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Members of FIND 1T = WHAY'LL %LfiD?TiOQEONE IS JAK-ARD POT YOUR | on the committee last year, Mr.| Moriden Grange will be in the cast 1 Do IND THE = Rthodes being a new mem! He | of the piece, which is in three acts : ¥ OEN NAME AND ADDRESS i fills the vacancy caused by the death [and is said to be an uproarious 4 L of Francls Demin Lester ¥, Dem- | comedy. Dancing will be enjoyed i ing was elected scerefary, treasurcr | at the close of the performance | and superintendent of the district. |iL is expected that there will he a | b The auditors, Frederick Troup and ittendance, juds the sale | i ! 7 A FOUATAIN Emil 0. Shjerden, were reappointed. | of tickets, | I 1 ] 4§ i )4 e S oten o s o exagtus | To Return to England O - ) QA i T 5 | ) , PEA By A mills, two for If and four for! nd Mrs. Buxton of Failsworth ! % 4 ) b 2 | e - s , ] water, the same as last year. This| England, who have been spending 3 ¢! tax does not come due until next|the past four months as the guests { June. Reports far the past vear|of relatives in Kensington, will leave | were read and all departments’ were | for heme on Saturday of this week i found to be in a satisfactory ndi v will he accompanied by Mrs. 1 tion, the financlal report being ex Buxton and son of Church | ) v <! ecantionally encouragi street, Kensington, and Mrs. E i - Tt was announ there s s and son of Percival avenue, a <light surplus in the treasury | Kensington, who will spend a vaca- | ; and, eince the district will have to tion of thres months in Britain ;