New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 25, 1926, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1926. BUSY SCHEDULE O\ Y.H.C.. PROGRAM Rctivities in All Departments Getting Under Way Army of holds a banq gym floor; 5:30 to sport v gymnasium. class goes on at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday for lu mittee of the Y. 8 p. m. for a sp ing. Wil- Mam W. T. Sq Junior Achieve- ment director will address the Senlor Hi-Y club at 11:30 a. m, on * - vaging the Out of School Hours.” At 4 p. m. the Hi-Y L m will “knock 'em down t ' From 5:30 to 6 : ger busi nessmen will h r session in the physical department; the Pio neer club from the Methodist church will meet at 7:30 p. m. Thursday the gym activities start et 4:15 p. m. with the church B class. At 5:30 p. m. the older busi- ness again resume their studies in physical culture. At 7 p. m. the Employed B class goes on the floor end at 8 p. m. the Senior Leaders’ corps has its session. In the after- noon the eighth grade of the week- day religious school meets from 3 to 4 p. m. and the gym cl of the same school an hour later. The Junior Achievement club and the Junior Employed Brotherhood both meet in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. The advanced accountancy course under the leadership of Ralph S iness correspondence class and foreman- A. Krause all the Hi-Y club meets | ive com- . meets a re e alley: ub meets sign painting m. under the | The at class meets at on of schedula 15 . Al Malmgren. gym arts at 4:15 with a class by the Junior A At 5:30 p. m. the younger b men have another session in gym. From 7 to § p. m. the inter- medlate gym class goes through its ueual exercises. At 8:15 the class in wrestling meets. At S the senfor gym class meets. The morn- ing class goes on the gym floor at $:30 a. m. Saturd Indian club From 8 to 16 a. m ers corps meets Junior B cla the fendly for lead- ) to 11 a. m. ts in the wnior swim pool; and from loyed B class v morning meets gym 1 class meets in 7 to 8 p. m. th meets in the gym {day of next ed class in adership of ad- jor Nover AUTOMOBILE Aute MBERSHIP PRIZES. v of Go IRAUD CASES DCCTOR'S CASE SETTLED READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS/ BERLIN NEWS ontinued from Page ( to sel Club Meeting | Athle 1b will th rooms Plans Shooting M n G rday Ttems of Personal Mr ovidence visit- | and Mrs. Dennls the wyeek- | b | house, | ing SEVEN PRISONERS -~ WOUNDED INMELEE - Missouri Institution Guards Fire as They Seek Escape Jeffer B hot guards at tentiary for liberty ast night hospital. Armed with tled their the tactc fled 3 of nearly A City, Mo. from F the Mlissouri vesterday stopped the rush of who a the prison Oct seven convicts, wounde knives, the prisoners in a cell| and in a of them keepers had slege sta prisoner. who came man, also in serious Ollie to the was stabbed. condition. The revolt started in the house after the luncheon dishes had been cleared away. Th prisoners rushed at a upon W. R. B a guard dishing knives. The guard was knocked down as the convicts burst through the door after overpower two other guards. They rushed to the tube just seven | hospital, a small building iso East Berlin Ttems an boys and own girls gam ach al dele- | 1 at 12:30 o'clock. There and all reported = offering the use at- at nes turning about 7 were no mishaps a good time. Thos of their cars were R. O. Clark, A , Philip Mildrum, Paul Sk grist and Ralph Gamble. < s of Pythias will hold inment and social for he local lodge and v lodges as well as invited guests tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in Community hall. The Pythian Sis- ters will also attend, having recent- received their charter. Part of | the entertainment program will be put on by seme of the Middletown group. There will be no meeting of the | Community club Wednesday evening | but all members have been asked to come to the hall Wednesday evening and help to trim the booths and get the hall in readiness for the open- | ing of the fair Thursday evening. Considerable work has already been done and it is thought that with the help of the club Wednesday night ths hall will be all dressed up for the opening night. The Girls' club will meet this eve- ning at Confmunity hall, the young- er girls' class at seven o'clock and the older girls at eight o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cota enter- tained relatives at their home over Sunday. There will be two evening serv-| ices conducted at the Methodist church commeffcing Sunday, Novem- ber Tor t past year rh(‘rr-i as been but one service in the eve- | that conducte worth league. The increased attendance at | the services has made it necessary | to hold the two services. | Mrs. E. V. Read spent the day In West Cromwell the guest of her| mother, Mrs. Hazelwood. | Baylock-Lucas Wedding At St. Andrew’s Church Katherine Lucas, daughter| and Mrs. D. Lucas of New- ington, and Joseph Baylock, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Baylock of 44 Olive street, this city, will be married to- morrow at St Andrew's church by Rev. Father Grik Miss Mary Patz of Newington will be maid of honor and the bridesmalds will be Miss| Mary Lucas, sister of the bride, Miss| Anna Janule of Hartford, Miss 1- | ne Maline, and ,Miss He Shim- | also from Hartford. John Cook | est man and | m Kopochus of Newington, Jo- | seph Malin, William Backus, both of | Hartford, and Harold Messenger of | The wedding will be witnessed by 300 guests, some from Boston, Northampton, | Ph Iphia, and towns s vieinit The church will be decorated with palms and | anthemums. The couple will re- | Oliv t city. Mr | by Pratt &| street, Clan D(;u;zlag Pl:;_vgrs Lose First Soccer Duel | Douglas soccer club, in 2 the Celtics of , 6 goals to 3 in a, clever play on Brook park, the wasg crowded with cam was light | strong ex- aggregation. Th n outweighed | position. Clever the center as instru- am the vic- nis teams n Dou lda ieh almost every McCavanaugh, South Mal- cach; Clan | 4 Lamble 45 min was the ows 4 mson ¢ 1s were Downie ref Money For storm doors, windows, coal, of equipping your family with clothes, you can secure it from us. Friendly—fair—private Beneficial Loan Society 99 W R st Main St. Raphael Bldg. som 101, Phone 1-3-4-3 Open 0 t0 5.30 Saturdays 9 to 1 Licensed by the State and Bonded to the Pablic o S e | down on Hen | with stab the center of the compou they overpowered Fleema d “Let's kill this nigger," velled, according vear-old negro picked up a c a conviet to Cooper trusty. The air and t y Mitch er, who crashed throu two-term- h a window | unconscious. Cooper then went out wounds and leaped ten feet through an unbarred window to the ground and made a dash of several hundred feet under fire of guards for the shirt factory. One convict was down when they ar- rived at the factory and all had been sprinkled with buckshot of action conviets GODLIDGF WILL VOTE IN MASS. Wants fo Cast Ballot Friend Butler Boston, Oct. 25 (M—In a made public here by the Ma setts republican state for committee, | President Coolidge announced that |prettily decorated {he would “go home to Massachu- setts to vote for Senator Wil Butler,” in the election Nov. The president sald § was h to see Senator Butler, “continue the eminent service he s rendering Massacht.setts and the nation.” Mr. Coolidge, writing in reply to a telegram asking whether he intend- ed to cast his vote in his home city of Northampton, sald that he and | Mis. Coolidge planned to make the trip to this state for the election, and added warm endorsement of Senator Butler and of Governor Al- | van T. Fuller, who is a candidats for re-election. He sald Senator Butler was “rapldly taking Yank as a great senator.” Miss Johnson Is Bride Of 0. Edward Vahlstrom |, The wedding of Miss Johnson, daughter of Mr. Henning Johnson of 593 East street, | and O. Edward Vahlstrom, son of | Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Vahlstrom of |1 63 P: drive, took place Saturda afternoon s | dish Bethany church. Rev. Mr. Vahl- strom, father of the bridegroom, performed the ceremony. Mis Vahlstrom, sister of the groom, wa maid of honor, and the bridesmalds | were Miss Adeline Johnson, a cousin |} of the bride, and Miss Linnea of Hartford. Miss Marian Johnso P SKIPPY ['SK1PPY, comE © OF THAT PUDDLE THIS INSTANT! at 7 A soc specializ wood str party Friday ¢ | her sister, ter | Mill u- | prese colors. sup e of irl, and the th son, bride, ring b r was Jr. Wallace I Norwalk was best man, He Mssi Flor- Pffor. 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