New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 19, 1926, Page 6

have completed an arduous and com- |prehensive training period in the vi- | Williams cxaminer, |cinity ofGuantanamo Bay, Cuba and | Wednesday, December 1. |Gonaivez bay in Haitl. Gunnery, en- | gineering, torpedo and tactical exer- |cises of all units of the fleet have | been carried out and it is understood that the performance of all the ves- | |sels has been most satistactory, An sco]lfi]]g F]w[ t() Make P()rf Ior'leonsn'c and interesting athletic |schedule has been carried out in the | Christmas |warm tropical climate of the south- ern coast of Cuba. | Pathfinder merit badge test, J. D. | Parents and relaticves of Connecti- cut men attached to the scouting fleet will be interested to know ‘that the 15th of December will see the whole scouting fleet in the home | RS MCHP B IR yards for the hollday period. This | Meriden, next 1 as announced by the local navy re- [ The morning cruiting station. Schedule of the scouting fleet for the month of De- | chai cember is as follows: U. 8. S. Texas, Arkansas, Florida ary's report, 1st to 14 of December in Guantan- | reports of comm amo area and en route home yards. ts from cou 15-31 December, at home ya U. 8. 8. Trenton, 1st to 15th De- | 3 cember at navy yard, Philadelphia. " by Murs. Oliver Styer. Dec. 16 to 31, at home yard, afternoon session will open at Cincinnati, Marblehead, . m. and promises to be very g. Mr: ional | 31 at home yards. out 1 | U. 8. S. Richmond, December 1 to | *‘Ser 31 in navy yard, New York. , chairman Raleigh, Dec. 1 to 19 in Guantana- | tional Field committee, mo area. December 20 to 31 en|the subject “From the route and at home yard. Council members, ins or any| Dallas, Dec, 1 to 20 at navy yard, | person interested in attending this| T‘hi‘lindclphia. Dec. 21 to 31 at home | meeting should phone the New Brit- | > Flu ;«nhnm, 1to 31 at navy vard, | s ,Of] :“;t,h:n ; ral | s i Draato Tee 1 3 | men from New Britain will at at navy yard, Nor.olk. | SRS N Ay Tots Lamson and Osborne, Dec. 1°to 16 | Serezioae: "1‘ e ‘:2[‘ Miss Toots Lrina in Guantanamo area. 17 to 81, en| : e S © | Blotches, Ring: route and at home yards. T lirritations he Warden and Billingesly, Dec. 1 to no banishe: most skin irrita- 13, at Annapol’ Md. | tions, makes the skin , clear and | ruce and Chas. Ausburn, Dec. 14 healthy. to apply 10 31 at home yards. Tawrence and Overton Dec. 1 to 13 at Annapolis, Md. 14 to 31 at home vards. Brooks, Dec. 1 to 16 in Guantan mo area. 17 to 31 en route and at i |FOR SKIN {RRITATIONS bt o) conferen. o y interesting Kane, Dec. 1 to 14, at home yard, | 20d Wi In better 15 0 31 at navy yard, New York. cooperation e cies and | N Sturtevant, Dec. 1 to 20 at navy | Pett rvice to the youth of 1 vard, Boston. 21 to 81 at home nunities in Hartford county. | Have Your Child’s Eyes Examined. Don’t Guess vard. in Home sing and —Make Sure FRANKE. GOODWIN 15 to 31 at navy yard, Boston. Miss Maude today | EYESIGHT SPECIALIST The Connecticut Girl Scout Con-| ference Group will hold their fall| QUESTIONS ANSWERED You can get an answer to any treasurer’s report, | Question of fact or information by ree minute | Writing to the :stion Editor, community | New Britain eral p captains, | Bureau, 1322 New York avenue, Washington, D. C., enclosing two | cents in stamps for reply. Medical, legal and marital advice given, nor can extended st of roll call, s d by a talk on For Itching Skin Use Zemo, the Clean, Healing Liquid will speak on | field.” There is one safe dependable treat- ment for itching torture, that cleans- s and soothes the skin. After the first application of Zemo, you will that Pimples, Blackheads, orm and similar skin to disappear. end. | various c and scout wor | Hartord county which took plac Hartford Y. W. C. A. yes ord County Y. W. C. | {1 | Ha | €. A., Hartford Boy la y Sands, Dec. 1 to 31 at navy yard, New hos- | New York. Barry, Dec. 1 to 16 in Gua area. 17 to 31 at home yard. Wright, Dec. 1 to 31 at navy yard, Norfolk. It is entirely possible that certain vessels may come back from Cuban waters for Thanksgiving though no | the laundre: t badge test which | definite assurance of that is given. | will take place at t scout office | Upon return, the scouting fleet will | Friday and Monday after school. j anamo 327 MAIN ST. 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