New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 25, 1926, Page 13

EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926. "1 Training Classes for Men and Boys to Open Next Month | 12 ment program officially starts Mon- October 4th holding thre weekly with classes will be adde this comix will be conc to be known as the Junior . This class will meet on Mon- | league, volley ball eague m. hand bal tournament, Thanksg two new classes organized | Day road race days and Fridays at 4:15 religlous we as Chu younger boys, The gym physical | ball dual meets, hand ball inter iod for those boys will | sociation contests, January be conducted on Wednesday composed of older b gym on Thureday at 4:15 p. The schedule of classes in physi- cal training for men for the season m. Younger Business Men, Mon- v and Fridays 5:30 to 6:30 p. m. Older Business Men, Tuesdays and Thursdays 5:3 ing class Tuesdays «The gymnasium s is o5 follows, Junior “A" class 10 to 13 years 4:15 to 5:18 p. m. Junior * Intermediate boy Employed , Thu o Cl dnesdavs class older boys Thursdays at Tn addition to the regular schedul ©of physical training classes the yhp- 1 department will promote many 1 classes such as fencing, box- | Summer m ing, wrestling, lea and Red Cr three yea boxing class at the ‘Y’ will probably | ing organized headed by m teach again this vear. The class will | ularly interested in the sport |Eight Polish Students e T Y P RN T T T ST T O M W W G TS fully taught the W last year and coached the wr. cham (ne by I ford university fencing o= California. The ju M. C. A. Physical Depart- ‘mnastics and the th physical | Thursdays at 8 p. m. en and hoys. Swimming classes for cannot swim will m a4 weekly two, and one sessions | 11 a. m. otal of twenty-seven ball leagues, voll sessions a week h ball and track will be promot new physical training in r seaso TH to the boy's ivities by month for {1 d twice weekly for ling 10 to 12 years of A" Y d basket rpretation meeting. s of hoys kly d tendis the | in A" class for asket hall dual me Years day program, The Church “B" will attend m. »all tourname t is as follows: Seniors and Fridays, 8:30 to 9:30 | state s rnament, v thietic b; to 6:30 p. m. Morn- and Fridays 9:30 m. vs 0y | track m and Fridays Monda Tg ol Saturdays 10:00 a. m years, Tuesdays e tennis November s, Thanksgivir over 15 vear m 5 p. m. Church hips, i . basket ball lea ion meets. Mareh, ball itests, in saving, volley | onths, swimm training corp., | tion, life savir pac s for beginners | (ourn ts ss and “Y” life saving. | TI son who has in the prospect for in the physical s taught the senior | bright as many comn 3 open to any one over 16 years of | th stling onship last art in th ner member of the Leland Stan or leaders trair ing corp, will meet on Saturdays a 9 a. m. for instruction in nior cory Connecticut 2 is in her third year t fo tion on Thursdays and Sat season. One | as follows:—October, hoxing. basket schools will be December, wrestling duel ment ment, dual swim sruary, (singles) hand ball ¢ ship tournament, state Marc ball . state (sectional) vol “:j Grand Master’s Wallingford Lodge Home wpo' younger hoys, | contests. December, inter ind Saturdays 7 s, volley ball leagues. irch “A" class Younger Year's day frol annua yor polo aquatic tournamen | tield, W 1 When you can secure 5% on all the money you put away as Savings in this Mutual Savings Bank, why should you look fur- ther for a safe, sound and con- venient plan of putting away for that “Rainy Day?” It doesn't take a large sum to start your account, a Dollar Bill will do it. Once you make the begin ning, the hardest part is over. dens A, Kubiezek versity of Pittsbur, and mini dentowixz, Joseph J. Tichy, to the School of Ad sar and the K tinction of ['that the 1 | dent of the po I would take 1 lick Edy ril Connolly, leade Heinz otto Loom PLANVILLE NEWS (Continued from Page ceiving treatmen Miss Case Returns to School. Miss Barbara C: has returned to her icultural school. tion. Births A daughter was to Mr. and ) noon rey on a c entering the and the Log Cabin on avenue The B oper ¥ Log Cabin by Charles H Briste In court last nigh over to superior cou A Wallingfo annual gathe 1bers af th Star Grand M lay. Visitors found th hospital had been cc now occupied by several ymen. The furnishi con luncheon served by women's or pr NTis Order nt and 1 H o of them erday ran ces of t study economics; Miss Bilinska, to Wellesley lish 1 education Thadeus S howic dinner tonizht o Mef Queen j\l;.n«cr Finds Bobbed Hair Comfortable Bucharest, Rumania, Sept. 25 () Q n Marie will en to visit hair qu tes next montl n Marie s some time ce. T d is It performe: ing is said entirely successful his room some time | Chicago Will Give ‘ Police Golf Links Chicago, Sept. 25 men of Chicago | own golf link terday to build a course in the serve for them Captain William the Scotch gan among the bluec | were several hun who played tl facilitie 1l help to promote, boxing, | < Watson, wrestling, fencing Bryee of ard Conlin, City Items 1ann, and hand ball, Bernord- | dance tonight at Norden Bungalow. Burton Hall of Institute, Brook! he will study architecture. be a meeting of Lady Owls Monday evening at ; A social will follow. left | Kinnie of West has left for Brookiyn, he will enter Pratt er, daughter of | a serious con- ancis’ hospital after | undergoing an has been entertaining his father, C. > past few days. Mr. Morey, who vil War veteran and a mem- | Army of the He will return ames Bosw ('hi('am; Beaurly i‘ixi)erts h him in the y will | real cr October 16 according to union!says Moody's nounced | oceur after election rather than b shop in Chicago would be affectet the Masonic 1 sympathetic strike. ting a minimum per-! shorter hours and closed shops day's events br Slow, Steady Hpcedchsl ¥ For Those Driving Far s 3 5 (P —The s ' instead of occasional | ed for extended | FRONT OF inst the side George street, Kosciu: easterly direction | was walking from the Miss Rose to Vassa eported no cause Industrial i'nndi{ions In State Are Improved - {when his |front of 1484 Stanley stre | 4:30 e| He wa ation, Columbia university welcomed cken, president of Va o foundation sclusz |w |in the trolley tracks, starting a | skidding movement on the wet pav | ment. Attempting to keep the car | under control, he caused it to over- turn. in industrial con- I Funerals en wil lleave for | Goorge |account of the accident, reported no Standard Oil go after » found bobbed hair so ble that she inue to wear Mary's church. celebrated the :quiem high Crean, organist | It was only the conclusion Mary's cemetery. Joseph A. Haffey UNDERTAKER Phone 1625-2. Onposite St. Mary’s Charch idence 17 Summer St.—1625-3. | BOLLERER’S POSY SHOP BRIDAL BOUQUETS AND FLOWERS FOR WEDDING D “The Telegraph READ HERAL DCDASSIFIED ADS sy W. MAIN 8T., PROE. BLDG, TEL, 886, g will be ats me. With proper he was sure ip golf Florist of New that 1927 Good Time. Don't Forget to Take Out that Vacation Club Membership When You Are Down Town To- 'night. 25¢ to $5.00 a Week. Let Us Help You Prepare For Open Saturday Evenings New Britain Trust Co. Wall Street Briefs Gen incorpor 1 Motors corporation has ed the Delco-Remy cor- poration in Delaware to handle the of products manufactured by ayton Engineering Laborato- of Dayton, Ohio, and the ctric division at Ander- en elected a rn Railway vacancy caused by obert Jemison, sr. { director of | Co. to 1 { the death ot Sout tincome of the Producers and s Corporztion for the first 350 before 3 in the was $1 iepletion 6 | same period last S period last year | i = rge motion picture houses and oil which two more will to t een bought by the Co. of America. afsed at 0. The new prop- are in Baltimore, nd Martinsburg, Wes es for other od- new issne of bonds will public subscription timore and I ericks, Md. A e offered s00n. sk to make| Expansion of credits lately been a it slower than it was, a remains an o W hether inf develop, | Should it o so. it would most likely fore. the Philadelphia cor: ions for were ore interest, against ar ago August su 18 ¢ th New York Ontario & W n after charges | was $332,045 against $516,464 in | August las and for th $558,784 in the same pe Tord M red a or Co. of Canada de- idend of 10 per cent on common stock, payable October 11 to holders of record October 1 The previous payment was 10 per t on November 19 Reports from Your cate the third quarter earnings of independer 1 companies in the istrict generally will exceed earlier aleulations, the period proved to be one of the best of any year since the war. heets, strip {steel, tinplate and tubes are com- | fortably filled going into the fourth stown indi- Order books ir auarter. Premium prices are n g to appear In the sheet n {for delivery concessions. ‘DRIVER UNSCATHED AS HIS AUTO TURNS OVER Hartford Man Has Unusual Escape ot From Injury in Stanley Street Accident Ronald Brown of §3 Warrenton avenue, Hartford, s the forehead and was fortunate [ to esc without serious eff automobile over 1 in t about yesterday afternoon. s driving south on Stanley at a moderate rate of speed the wheels of his car caught Dr. George H. Dalton dressed the cut on Brown's head. Officer Moffitt, who heard Brown's » for action. The left rear on the automobile was smashed. " CHILD IS UNHURT AFTER FALL OF THREE STORIE Three Year Old Girl Rolls Off Ver- anda But Escapes Serious Infury ain General hospital, where I Carl J. Hart found she had onl lacerations about the head which {did not compel her to stay over- night. Another Suicide at Stamford Sanitarium Stamford, Sept. 25 (P — Mrs. atrice G 3 of New York | city, today committed suicide at a tamford sanitarium where she had been a patient since ember 21, Her body was found by a nurse | herself by the aid of two stockings | which she had tled together. One {end had been tied about her neck {and the other to the bed. She | leaves her husband, Jacob. MRS. ANDZULATIS RETURNS | Mrs. Emilie Andzulatis and daugh- ter, Milda, 226 Chestnut street, have {returned from a summer spent at | Paradox Lake, Adriondack moun |tains. Mrs, Andzulatis s president | of the New Britain Musical club and while away kept in touch with the | preliminary arrangements for fall land winter activity through corres- | pondence. Today she called a meet- ing of the executive hoard of the |club for a business meeting at her | home Tuesday evening. ' BISHOP WOODSTOCK HERE Right Reverend Charles Edward Woodstock of Loulsville, Ky Wwas the guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry S. 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