New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 14, 1926, Page 18

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, RERLIN NEWS ed from Pag tgome disen i declded . yat: Charles K Kalen. ci mount th carri yesterday those that w er, P. G. Fulks, 8. Bushpell, all draughting department of the ¥ Construction company. Rob Ritchie of Kensington oyed flight in which the pilot looped craft five times in succession the passengers o enthusiastic over results a 45 some talk of swapping autos for kome private planes which to buzz around the With a landing fleld already tuted in Blue Hills it is not probabls that residents of this p will soon be tive merits of their own planes. Mid-Week Service The weekly mid-weck the Kensington Metho will be held this evening o'clock. The study of & will be resumed by the pa May B. Lord. The special theme bBe “Our Social Relations.” record breaking “have heard these d passer and Tuesday nt up were i R. T. Nolar employces of en the planes in vic It the resy ist at 7 or, attend ectings point o & Jarge gathering at the church this evening. Schoonmaker - Lundell Miss Ellen Lundell of Kensington afternoon Court Little was marricd last § to Cyrus Schoonmaker of strect, New Britain at the Church Around the Corner, York city, according to a public yesterday. T groom ls a superr rary man in New Britain and Mr Schoonmaker previously ¢ ployed at the offices of the Works in that city. The conple cover Phi Ci turday made Z was ding which 1elphia a Wins Out hat local Tocal Lad tic field work Ano! the athl ennouncement All-New Britain fastest pro will Storrs by the coach s in the of G replace ar, position place former player's regula guard in the coming Brook Sunday. While Nanfeldt vantage of heing coache “Jogo instructor and of numerons games, Gnasiow attend any school 2 place through hard practice To Transport Voters The committee of women workir for the appointment of a nurse reports that une h playing did have been offered to carry voters to town meeting, Resider ) transportation the wish 643- Better wag tal Poisoned Man Frank Geumbula, who to New Britain General hospit terday after had drur hydrochlorie acid, mi water, is reported as heing my proved today and arr being made for his removal home in Kensington Although first reports ¢ him in rous co ther examinat aside mouth suffered to 5 lition from 1l no il « Surprise Dorothy W Party Miss Goo! singto their the o Ber met this A n Yoast Berlin Ttems. \'I‘ ar their | { 1 nity service of church 15 wardship Rev will | 1 The | . nees whic wtement bride- | police- Stanle Atlant ad- col- in not district 1 yes == about v | Kahr the 1 club h nced in long time. had a varlety nd 13 ex- Miss BROTHERS 0PPOSE EACH One of the Born Boys Plays With Army and the Other With the Middies, Oct. 14 (A—T Mr. is isn't Mrs. Wis. the York ety note, but and Bor the Ratine, . will be present when elevens clash on “hicago, November i asons for their presence ere on the play- g accidents, apd their arley Born, an ir Born, Middie guard will mark the first gridiron history that appeared in opposing Two r wil 2d out 1 ing field, t names arrir are ( v has heen a regular on the ust recent has pointed through Arthur to first team regularity with the sail- il confliot rise When ter on Fauve ical education Wesleyan engages Roches- e Jatte Dr. Erger r, coach and head of the phys- department of Wes- will pit his strategy against his twin brother, Dr. Edwin Fauver, who holds the same position at the GREETINGS FROM POLAND ame class at Oberlin college and ms leyan, 1 such similar end positions on football team that « team- s couldrft tell them apart IN FRONT OF CAR Oscar Schale, aged 63, of Commercial street was struck by automobile owned by Sergeant Rival the police de- and driven by TLouis § Church corner of Main and streets about 12:30 and suffered a cut on Message Signed by One-Sixth of STF Country’s Population Presented to Coolidge, Iz Matthias partmen Strauch, Oct. 14 P—A me- of ctings from the Polish | the 1 anniversar ishmeht of the American | aring signatures of t thirt illion in- | Poland, tendered t Coolidge. | owsky, chairman of | sesqui-centennial com- Poland, and Professor of the same committee, who w selected to make t pre- sentation, explained that the lists of | signatuges were completed last July | |4, celebrations were held | throug Poland to honor the uth of American indepen- Washington, and > on street, Com- last the uth of o at the mercial t, the nig head Officer ported the roadway from antomobil car witt him. It dent and Schale | fault. The officer brought police station and Sergeant Dr. E. R. Curran, brought him to the hospital have his injury dressed. ditfon at the hospital today was re- ported good. o sixth - { habitants to Preside Kotr were Bloomquist re- stepped rear of anuch stopped his feot inavoidable reported was his Ernest into the Schale Lcopold nationa of | wanowski the an an three was an the officer admitted it acei- that own when out Schale to the year who to - summoned 1t res are in 100 albums, f the finishing having been done | painstakingly by hand. In one album | are sketches by a number of leading | contemporary artists. President Coolid, so was ten- dered a commemorative gold medal. Iver lems made from the same dies will be presented to Secretary « C merce Hoover and to the United States Military academy. i Friday " Rothfeder’s | official movement is afoot to have 378 Main Street - |them placed on view in the govern- y it the Philadelpi xposition. Aft they probably | congressional ment_exh sesqui-cent exposition placed in the bovs in Assessors’ Notice October 15, necessary that any Scientific Literary or Benevolent Agricultural Societies Organizations claiming (‘hapter Pub- file ith the Asses- report in detail. of this report the Assessors On re 1926 it is or Reversible Educational, Institutions, | or xemption Acts of sors an exempt for filing ined at Hall. 2 Rritain, 1 f tomt M. Zin Dzicezk ‘emetery und or 1 19 Blanks , City may Oftic Dat Conn., this e 5 r. 1926. Frank “rman Adolf (¢ Frank SPECIAL $24'95 tweed top at An and coats $21 ultra smart plaid reversible $35.00 value, . Assessors. On or before October 15, 1926, subject to xation in the Britair here- a Tax 1 to wit all sroperty New ied to fils oper out and sworn the Assessors at their office. property is subject onn., are following OTHER IN COMING GAME‘ | | | Army | team for two years, but the| become | after striking ' Rival | His con- | THE HERALD “WANT ADS” rranged For “AT YOUR | SERVICE Below is a list of the Standard Headings in every day use on the Classified Page. Note the easy-to-read alpha- betical arrangement. Phone Tour Ad To 925 Closing time for insertion in same day’s paper 1 P. M. Saturdays at 10 A. M. LATES INSERTIC pted Over CLASSIFICATION HEADINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS e Burial Lots, ~ VAUL ANNOUNCEMENTS 1—BURIAL LOTS, MONUMENTS 2—DEATH NOTICES 3—FLORISTS 4—FUNERAL DIRECTORZ §—LOST AND FOUND 6—PERSONALS 7—STORE ANNOUNCEMENTS Monuments £ and rein- water-pioof. hermetically sealed Vault Co. Phone 647-15. 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