New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 26, 1926, Page 12

12 WOMEN'S BOARD HOLDS NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1926. HOLD HALLOWE'EN PARTY | WINGHESTER CO. EXPLAINS | PORMER ACGOUNTANT | -moin mauowsex eamry | !“ o rer R S ]S TESTIFYING TODAY Hallowe'en party, recently at the | home of Mrs. after manufacture their ammunition. This will make no change in the ling arrangement of the United s Cartridge company, which d of members of the woman's ard each of whom paid $1 and ed to give a similar a own hom which we Qualifies at N. U, In Mounted Sable Course Edwin Kjos, 181 ed by ot wheret ant of about )0 was t $1 per t our November $104 at ANNUAL HOSPITAL TEA ed from First Page) meeting (Continu EVERETT M. WILLIAMS s an excel- | in the mo Norwich uni to infor: eooperation s and teacher d from t At our voted to send and Middlc Williams 15 pre low) to all membe . llow) to all memt Ghibicerait on which al school. ointed to arra “Mrs. North w n of auxi the umexpired gerford At a short meeting of the of “Respectfully titte st cvening | earing of ction to o a5 elected chair- co to fill Mrs. Hun- Corbin Ave. Sidewalks William C 1l shall Her flne spirit d generous support sions will be keenly felt ery member of our board. Free Pubhc Concert at New School Auditori ium the granted on of a our belov vorker, Mrs Hungerford, the I we give expres- | Teach clation and the for the many | Britain Musical club will be The ficing devotion the occasion of the first public curb and h el and the active co- | 0f the new addition to the school, ' ed v have enjoyed | ¥ completed this summer h us and to T formerly was known of her sym- | nd perhapg sistance. Her many love. | I8 best known by this name. ohal tributes have endcared | The school has been modernized her to us and we shall long miss 2Rd now has an ptable audi- S torium. The musi tonight w “In order to raise funds to pur- D 1B the nature of a uelghbor = for floor coy. | Jollification at the improvements o ering in the corridors af the hos. | W% the Bebocl One of ik g o the 7985 pianos owned by the Musical club vital, a chaln bridge party was| oo taxen to the scheol today to st .rlw)l by Mrs, George Kimball &t |reet the requirements of the per- the home of/George Gpear, Whoilrarme, As a rule school | school ery kindly opened his house for‘mfin,‘! Ahe itk i s good | director, Is the le this occaslon. This first party con-condition for concert work. sicians. Our Used Cars Sold on the Approval Plan Can you think of anything fairer than that? ... plies not only to used Studebakers but to all our used cars. 4 Char- lotte O. “Resolved as b station A permit for a gas at North 1 a practi chase son e after school The furnish mysic for Miss Doris Bradley n ader of the 5 Days’ Trial And this ap- We don’t ask you to keep a car that isn’t entirely satisfactory to you. And we leave the decision entirely up to you. Drive any of our fine used cars for five days. The Pledge says that if you find it unsatisfactory for any reason——back it comes —no argument. Here are the four points of safety that have Here are four of the best used cars made the Studebaker Pledge famous: 1 in the city—backed by the Pledge: »d to the public sh: used S represented. automobiles which are D CARS h and car for replacement of def on adjust- 1rantee C- and free service er of a used car may drive lays and then, if not satisfied turn it back and apply as a credit on the pur- car in stock—new it for five for on, the money paid f of any ALBRO MOTOR SALES CO. ARCH ST. TELEPHONE 260 other 225 Must Be in Sept. 1927 bhoard alks on Cor- Main street first of by the olin of t to the rear of his proper- is now located at the cen ordered remov- New York. The R. H, 8. NOTES 1 Junior High echool | vesterday | stra is composed of pupils in the ool and is often called upon programs in the was was 31 sItIIIIIsIItIIIIetIntstnIaeasteeeIteIeeIIIILIIees: or- to I T I T S L LS RIS S S e L R S R S S RS S B S s A e Bt ies oot e P | wil | munition as he; | The Winchester {in the ¢ Been Demanded by Governor Fuller of Mass. en, Conn., Oct. nt, “purely with the United S ed by the Repeating Arms com- pany of this city, to-day in a state- ment given out in reply sestion of Governor ¥ 26 P— of the law ction by the 0, Oct. 26 look of a portion of the business from Lowell, Mass., to New Haven. The team, ter company said that | > the war, has been expanded war plant. It o rent or sell the seven years man- a touchdown. ores ranging gham, 0. st Saturday the boys je for themselves be with Toledo ¢ the company. per cent of the buildings nent sald, “our lat- up the em d States Cart- d we will here- “We want a izesresaiartnss] Linen Luncheon Sets Beautiful colored border Linen Sets match. Rose, Gold, ( rtment of Blue, reen. Set continue to distribute its am- | etof| tatement that ing in the transaction * and it welcomes deral 335 Points Scored on llinois High Eleven - : s football news ” bl army. 8 Effingham, eleven wants a touchdown. in five games to date, een kicked around without even m. Opponents’ 1 up for victory at last. T Help us score a touchdown. Toledo walloped them 63 to 0. on colored plaid ‘loth 50x50 with six Napkins to ore.” | company asserts | “there is noth- | Says That Charles W. Morse Ordered The house Him to Keep Record of Stock Sales. | was served. mony | dances, Frances gove: 26 (P—Te New York, Oct ection. The t |mer accountant of t Steamship c fW. Morse dire record of the le company, whick was to be sold at intervals as money was The record was to be . said, because the elder Mor: out of the city and the would be made by Harry F. Morse, | and children of one of the three sons who are on | trial with 14 other defendants. All| (P —The pathos Gharles | Illinofs, high Manning. like an old ting a gesture It's been licked from 37 to 0 to points, charged with using the mails to| REMEMBER THIS WHEN held a fore their to get prope efraud in connection with the stock | & operations. o principal companies involved | p ra k sales are |ed skt ip v\om-‘\nlm\ s Transport 4 States mnp‘ SOMEO! ing: Mike | South Main street. was prettily decorated |tn a color scheme | orange and all the girls were attired in Hallowe'en costumes. 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