New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 24, 1926, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, STOCKHOLDERS 10 | TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1926. | Prentice, Dr. Charles Waniberg, L. | Bouet, Stanley Traceski doctors and nurses were present|dreds lvr‘. 8 Ullman, but his room was s anked with flowers, the hospital |f ;\. chboard was swamped with in- | of others of the legitimate » motion picture world, and just were among them, nd furniture Falcon L akin to a muse hich made his home above Beverly Hills, m. Eto self preservation. | “All German citizens should bt P glad and thankful that they had LIONS CLUB FROLIC | MARX CRITICIZES IN 1927 ASSURED Charlie Gaa to Direct Cast 125 at Capitol Sy The regular season for Lions' club| Parls, Aug. 24 (P—Funeral serv- U open T Septe a lom are witnessed © w suspension ¢ but royalty or those high & the summer. were held today in the meeting probably wili be a “novelty thedral here for session” with entertainment in the world known hands of a committee of which J. ast Saturday V. Onoraio is chairman. Past Pres- ident Harry G. Hancock will tell|v of recent trip to the Lions' in-|ices as well as the American ternationai at San Francisco. | Bri colonies in France, The Lions club has definitely I'rench government and French- closed contracts with the American banks. Not only were the Miller Co., of New York to put on|heads of the princ a Lions' frolic for 1927. Charlie ;cial institutions rer L Gaa, who made such a pleasing im- but scores of ks the . pression on the local members last | d States Great bt theiprotestl vear, will direct the cast ags t flowers plders m Dy vear. He states that the frolic of | J. P. A uas 1927 will surpass that of i There will be 125 people in the ¢ Contracts have been closed with | the Capitol 10, 11 and 12, e frolic are e; me as last y . IDRRALIO 0f | services Hela Today 1n Paris I’rn»‘G, M. and St P, Protestors| Cathedral For H. Herman { Plan AC“OH -As a last re- | holders in the of the Ch Paul rail- Chicago, Aug. sort, protestin receivership pro cago, Milwaukee road are pre bid for the r 24 (P bor edir and § {H. ondholders’ dn'»nw , declares in a brief Federal Judge James fal leaders of the entire were represcnted at the serv- of sale, | Not only are the bondholders pre- | and rs, Morgan and Dwight Morrow ted Mr. Harjes' American Among other Americ: ernor of 1 | New York general for General | Grier Hib ton univ to the motion of ti road for early pected to be th proposal to buy the Newington Ho Children, the Polish Orphanage and gberg Children's home, President Harry C. Brown has an- ppointment of the fol- committees for the year: Court of honor committee, major ! ment o civic matters, inter-club ion and Chairman, vice-chairman, W. Harry G. ar, Presiden ted by a colonel on mier Poincare burea by u and th by M. j Bokanowski. ~ Several zanization is to be fter the sale, Mr. n upset price be set deput parliam . French, . King. | Speak committee Chairman, ' David L. Nair, vice-chairman, C. H.} S, Max P. . King, . Andres, e o Lillian Cannon Gives Entertainment committes: Chair-| Up Channel Endeavors man, V. Onorato, vice-cha e A. J. DeLaurier, Frank Clynes, W. Vogel, Roy Wilbur, W. Fren ul‘, more, V. J. Bannan. attempt Lunchcon committee: Romeo Grise, vice-chairman ph Gaeta, C. D. W lfs Piper. Prize committee: Maxon, vice-chairman, Orchard, Maurice Axelrod, Rutherford, Harry Bronson, d. Sports committ ecke, vic n, Luk r. George Dalton, Dr. L. E. Dary, J. V. On- to, R. M. Hall, Harry Bronson. Attendance committee: CI rma ncock, Roy Wilbur, M. H. | H o came on b 600,000 in ALENTIN SPENT MILLION D DUIMRS fnued from First Page) Boulougne, France [Miss Lillian Cannon , Chairman, C. Thomas A. Rock urope. Died Practically had appe love of the pain she suf proved later to be lent exertions in the “great Ltive Ullman, r, in the room with red to but her h‘< busine n him. 01; y Y1y vio- Chair- hard, | sportation committee: Joseph Gaeta, P. O k \|r(‘,ux Kenneth WILL You 6IVE US A cuance ? WE KNow Wetaw OWE You 36% MoRE MILES FREE ., MAY WE PROVE (T . Macomber; nolly; Arthur George . H. Hor- chairman, . Beaven, Charles Bence, Thure Bengston. ip committee — Chalr- arp; vice chairman, Goodwin; Dr. Vincent Smith, C. L. Pierce, Thomas Kil- e — Chairman vice chairman, . Hart, J. W. H. are commi seph gam Mag; ant, R. J. Dr John Dol relly. — Chair- chairman, C. Vance, Johnson, NEW ENGLAND RADIATOR WORKS 35 EAST MAIN ST., NEW BRITAIN CONN, MICHELIN TIRES-36% MORE MILES Imont. p committe: Srwin; vice chairman, J. G. Woods, R. N. Miller, William Johnson. Chair- Gilman, Noble, Maurice Boys' work committee — Chair- man, N. C. French; vice chairman, Dr. L. E. 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