New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 6, 1926, Page 10

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1926. WANT SEWERS (N | EXCHANGE CLUB PLANS FIRST BIRTHDAY PARTY | Anniversary Program To Be Given PLEASANT ST. EXT. But No Houses Ave Buit and Rotion Is Delayed A hearing on the petition for the tnstallation of sewers on east of East street, gineer Willlams as to whether prove the p at milea of profess club on petition f street and grade et trom A Charls visiting pol illerest A hear on the ty was also granted. The board ref more lights on H avenue £ 1 red a petition for lerest to engineer. nue e also Lafay lar to Ma spectio Ford plant high ermission was granted to > . t marked the place. ct two properties at the northwest corner of Roxbury Road and Brighton s A hearing was granted the petition of the es- hment of street on Queen s A petition for the laying of side- walks on Corb Main to Hart hearing. The and Power Co. was gra sion to install poles in Barnesdale subject to the supervision of the city engineer. A petition that the Died sick property on Curtin aven be given a hearing for the establish- ment of building lines was laid on| the table for another hearing. | City Engineer Williams reported | that the order for some piping had been given the Plimpton Hills cor- poration at a bid of $1,695.20. | A petition for the approval of Pentalow avenue was accepted hy the board upon finishing of the| grading work being on the|iron s Curtts strect. 1 1907, three years after A new sidewalk for the north slde| Stanley, she continued of Broad street from High street to| generaily Grove street was voted at the cost| 5 of about $450. The new curbing being higher than the present walk it was voted to install a new five- foot walk Jack expe: e the Tenry M. Stanley London at Stanle famed in a African done Known By Local ley was personal It was voted t ams should t: the Baptist chu Mr. Lady ch of New Weld mon council tool and eq th Ross the numerous uses owned by they may visiting ipment © d in order that themselves wi arize 1's work 5 Sir Henry Stz '_ nd Lady Stan- the Belgian Congo, but it was here that the missionar; Britain’s outs the 10u8 through the tion that Mr. ill in Africa, coast and thence he subsequently Bristol Man and New Britain Girl g cl explorer aid of § Ross, w to Be Married Here October 18 At St. Mary's, Joseph Paul of and Miss Anna Georges of 340 Commonwealth avenue this city will be married Oc-! tober 16 at St. Mary’s church at 9:30 be held | was ption will s sensational i ingstone, and was the Miss Georges o Georges & Co., jev Shel s tor again and was intr street tive club, STUDY LAW | 1 PAINTER WIL Dar tered the G Wash YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED to visit our FALL SHOW all this week ALL MODELS ON DISPLAY Y4 Down Authorized Dealers HOLMQUIST BROS. PROFS. At Meeting Next Tuesday Night ¢ dents At Burritt Hotel s meeting of the F last week to the me; i Gold outlined his | Mar tension production Lindsley described soms o during his va- | e Maine woods. LADY STANLEY DIES AT HOME IN LONDO Kuown by Rev. William Ross of | Baptist Church . Oct. § (P—Lady Stanley, | S°X- e age o ¢ was a noted beau istic and lit h Lady Stanley married Dr. a famous surgeon, in as Lady Stanley. y and quite an jpresent day youth. now ons of New was return to London where decorated the London Geographical society. 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The authorities expect physical e | Will be revealed, ore he could an or any 1 irs each 2 Hardwar s of ing talk oundryman’s | s discuss p ing of Meadow football fourth Ham- baptized at St n Knicker- ark. | bocker is the son of Con- gressman who was a terror to | Yale, Dartmouth et 2l when an All- .| American tackle. ns for the demoli: New York—There Harvard having a [team about 1945, Th ilton Fish to be trect arn i ) od e o es and is ¢ sai Haven—T speech L ced out of was ford—C. M. and ment broker, ion ought to “I should so con! could be establishe r less of W ir or not.” of bank w o ess Bridgeton, N. J.—One r. { the refusal of the western w Jer- | sey Baptist association to ordain IMrs. Elizabeth M. Finn of Philadel- phia s that St. Paul counselled: “Let the women keep silence in the church.” One of her supporters ar- | gued that if St. Paul had been mar- ied he would not have spoken lik | that son for | Luxembourgian tition with of his . Gary sald New York—Women from 17 states 10 have formed a company to publish a magazine regard it as the | first organization of the sort owned |and financed exclusively by their boards.” Hi t he had n from any of | O'Brien fatally injured { ble. explo he explained, —Lots of mere me vesterday in| Cavour, S. D.—Lots of mere men are anxlous to coach the girl foot- | ballers at the high school, as well as to see them play. Among the ap- plicants for the job of coach is| “Butch” Slaughter, an All-American | star. will meeting of the Has Been Entirely }Made |Iron 2 New Haven, Oct 6.—(A) he ber 22 as usual. Yale polo field of the | Phipps family of N Kk to the | university, has just been completed. | New York—The Rev. Willlam §. ugh to pe; Board hopes that little credence will n ut The fleld v | be put in what is said by many of | maiden ladies of both sexes about He is chalrman ording | of, the laymen’s advisory board of First | tha Congregational church. 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Mrs. Earley was arraigned in po- | case to the grand jur on | Etbert B | Nash Motors to Split ; Another Great Melon nited States| Kenosha, Wis., Oct. 6.—(F—Nash ves growing | Motors company, directors meeting trade is a | here yesterday voted to distribute another $2,730,000 melon to the company’s shareholders, bringing to- nditions are | t2l Payments for the year up to | $10,820,000. The dividend was de- | | clared in the form of a regular fifty | | cent quarterly pa nd fifty cents extra on the new s up , 6f which t { res outstanding. | Total earnings for the first nine | months of the fisea! year agg: egate $14,791,891.27 or $5.41 a share, compared with $11,138,411 ixar-‘ $4.07 a share in the same r one of | of 1925, nent for d sub tof* | Pniladelphia, Oct ie,” and | in Independence Square nex further | day as pa be sa lsf)!-d; monies of the al convention number of | of the American Legion. esent colontes and the pres of each have been 1 the first spade of dirt. 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Meetings Beginning Oct. 7—Oct. 13 Services in Swedish All Swedish Speaking People Invited