New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 28, 1927, Page 2

z NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 28 1927 EASTER HATS ARE " BEING EXHIBITED Filth Avenue Shops Displaying Dazzling Arrays having th nue, orchid play thr displaying hats only und brig about” hats th may ¢ color & same ich ¢ Small hats far shapes a ) types of milan in almost every warn! tr ular Smal nling br clhisters trims over with upturned picuous. M effects of 0 T ed. This type of hat is very ing to most women and they be plad to find it to fashion. Poks ¢ in natural colored with - eolorful ribbon bands noted as well pokes of cc felt and str Most women wil straw hats until and straw or straw ¢ binatiens beir a reversible liked. T popular among: reversible felts are black and beige or navy and rose Trimming is important gon. Flowers, ribbon or embroidery aare used on most of the class models. Eight Persons Rescued | From Worcester Tenement | Worcester, I A taxi driver the lives of eight 1 in a burning two-sto wooden building that was destroye d i a fire of undetermined origin early this morning. Dan » is es- ted at H. Rossell when nkok trimmed 5 red | o in for! or, felt | atin com- | e 1s well colors e most this sea- being driven rt when he the front y store. two men | kicked in a door at t house and oused S owner of the building first floor. While Selbert carrie kind's ¢ en to fought his way thr up the stairs and kicked in the door of the tenement occupied by Mr and Mrs. Clayton Harden and their con Hilary, 19, all of whom were partially overcome by smoke. Denver Paralysis Patient | Shows Much Improvement | Den Col., March 28 (UP)—| Glenn Hill, young insurance s mnan whose life has been thre with paralysis, today improved™ and doctors bis ultimate overy. For more a w salesman lay in a near death from st unusnal attac “much hopes of | the hospital b and caused fect tonsils Holeomb throat removed Hills’ ton se of the toxic emed A an young re, ion an | lieving the sou oning that &pread to hig lur ORDERS TO New Haven, Ma er H. Bevis, exec Yale-in-China, to men left in c tion's property in when the faculty cl in January, to Follow cor men are Die! h, two titn- , Chiv ay cabled th » of the Shangha 1 the 1 ctior B 1 trea, kson “Handy Hardware” Store H. L. MILLS 336 MAIN ST. T TACKLE Has Arrived, Ounr 35 years experlence in know- ing what you nced to catch the wary grout is at your disposal. better | NOW YOU DR. WILLIANS 1S ASK ONE T 1o Christianity ' ‘;l.v‘ .l'u“u‘l'mm]- horse-drawn “Black patrol re- Who was deputy & court when was governor? Where judge o Simeon E. Bald- cath by a C one or 1 was Fire ( Noble 1 to his appointment | st traffic cop | positio tall A. Fire Board to Receive Plans for Drill Tower Plans for the crection of the new b n ted they are will | tow the rear of REV. DR. JOHN E. WILLIAMS 18 the architect. As in the » drill work. members of the b appointed for the yastor of the West F which mair n China for 3 win in a sermon yr William contribution made to 1 take nd de- ed. ok single ever new will received struction of new doors the : station and for a floor at ion on Curtis de- and has The « over support of the pendent children, he Dr. Williams was of ideals and to Chin thrivi Nanking unive the idea of m mission schools. “Dr. Williams had offered positi mercantile h widow street annour pictured ability who Thomas F. Egan, Once State Police Head, Dies Hartford, March 28 (P—Thomas n, former superintendent of state police department, and for more than 40 years identified with ‘onnecticnt law enforcement, die 5 Jewell Cc the victim of Death was instan s, and occurred just as Mr. E E ing his bed. He was vears old. < institutio by the the 1S as salaries,” Dr in with Ke mi ary to contin is hon aria day mornin WARMLY PRAISED - - Described as Great Contribition consly. It always has| vs will be o c¢vidence ot " of =" [ OUR SCHOOLS » Dr. and lay in liams um Arts, Williams, a college. Two Y. W. 0 & nd Richard, 1 with their S T GONTESTS L00M UP O DEMOCRATIC TICKET Three Candidates for Council — in Sinth Ward and Siv Aspirants for Constable. cived from two coun- | 3 a4 from | aced on the i Director n only four { Junior High School Shops Pictured herewith iy James H. Ginns, director of the Junior High Sl school shops who has been connect- mn!l ‘)“" \ulm‘:: cd with the New Britain system etirement op |since 1915 He attended publie ey G schools in his native heme, Glouc e e He 100k & summer courss r fling an-|in the General Electrie Technical expired [ gehool, Oswego Normal school, Har- Casale |vard university and State Teachers their | Training cl After gr eral Electric Technical school h | specialized in tool making and de- signing. He entered the employ of | Taft-Puris Mfg. Co. at Woonsocke, | R. I, and later the United Shoe Mfg. v !Co. of Beverly, Mass. He came to | New Britain in 1915 as an instruc- |tor of machine work at the State | Trade school and resigned in 18 [to equip the Pine Manual Training school at Ansonla and was later | elected director. He returned to New Britain in 1925 as director of | the Junior High school shops. Today the Herald beging the fourth school in its series of biog- raphies on our schools. The junior high school shops have formed an interesting part of the Junior High school organization. Every boy and girl enrolled has an cxperience in |vorious activities. The boys expéri- sheetmetal makin bell wiring, machins bl 1 Casale and 1 since unopposed nd Samuel S.’l-l mbers of the by T. F ables James V. s and Stey a opposed k Const M Roper conts Frank Cl will engag which nd Harry Farreli Matt) acceptances zations from cticut cities annual gon inn tonight, } it appointed reception — committee Smith, Samuel Sablot- Koo Lucian Curtin, Jack Kelly Thomas B. John T. Callahan from nu- who W rst has Thomas . John BE. R ra, Cyril J William Humason, nd Frank Zapatka Ky, vers, READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS FOR YOUR WANTS wor shop Just natural. .. Men like the “natural” in all things. Chester- field’s natural tobacco tastes is no exception Hcrc, and here alone, will you get natural tobacco taste at its mild and mellow best for here natural aroma and character are entirely held and brought out to the full! Liceerr & Myers Tosacco Co. Chestertield ” S'“fl';j([, and yet, they're MILD il believed to be [praclim-, elvetricity, dr. s practice, typewrit plied art. | Their experiences serve as tryout | periods, giving the student an op- I portunity to explore and som jextent discover ung. busi- Landry's Di ng and ’l“() a particu- is will help them| their future pertorm h some degree the many 100s t 1l come in contact with du v every day lif Courses in e i management, typewriting, app are provided for | A suite of rooms cor |living room, bed room bath room and laundry Iteach the arrangement Ihome decorating, meki |and care of sick persons, cles land the use of many of the modcrn |household appl These experi: Ihecome hetter {home ma | | 10ld Timers to Fill Harmony Lodge Chair Past masters of Iarmony lodg |A. F q M. will v 1 fechairs at “Past Masters' n 4 the meeting of Harmony 3 ¢vening. Supper will be served t 6:520 o'clock. The following past oceupy the chairs Porter A. Norton, Munson, R. Dixon, 2 vo- paralysis, Estrella’s to ard, and had and mors o lodg: masters will Ed Charl Elliott, J 0 o L. J. Rawlings, M. Goddard, Frank L. Pierce, John Durn : Lli Haslam. T WAR TEN YEARS AGO TODAY (By United Press) ! March 2§, 1917.—Form of the | “war resolution which will ~ b | recommended to cong when it meets in extra session Apri o stion still undecided by th | tration. | Unofficial observers two U-k s seen off the end of Long Island. THE GRI report castern MAGINE a washday meas- ured in minutes instead of hours. When big tubfuls are washed in 3 to 7 minutes. When a whole big washing is done in one short hour. When every garment is washed spotlessly clean without hand-rubbing even collars, cuffs and wristbands. When even greasy work-clothes and grimy rompers are washed clean as new in 10 minutes. =\ sease Fatal Fall River er, M . Mar > form “One Howr with MAYIAG and a Whole WashingsDone Try the Maytag next washday. whole washing without obligation or ex- pense. Phone the Maytag dealer now. |and lung region when death came. Dot | clla was a brother-in-law has | official. SAVE ven- || 36y form of ently took | members g club ar wimin to furn of aie i L aem Eamined Now. crank E. Goodwin ight Specialist MAIN ST. TEL. 1905 hich develop- ians to decline their which first pread ray ached . @havter Thonse CLOTHES Ready-made And Cut to Order THEY INDICATE THE ABILITY OF A COLLEGE MAN TO IDENTIFY HIMSELF WITH A STANDARD OF DRESS ESTAB- LISHED BY THE COLLEGE YOUTH OF ENGLAND. Suits and Topooats $40,%45,$50 FITCH-JOINES CO. There is no changing of water during washing because of the heat-retaining nature of the Maytag’s lifc-lasting, cast- aluminum tub, that drains and cleans itself in 30 seconds after the washing is done. There is no hand adjusting of the famous Maytag wringer that instantly adjusts itself to a handkerchief or a blanket and wrings both equally dry. . Do a If it doesn't sell itself, don't keep it. For homes without electric- ity, the Maytag is avcilable with in-built gasoline motor 153 Arch Street THE MAYTAG STORE Tel. 3317 Maytag dealers everywhere follow the standardized rule of sending a Maytag to a home to doa week’s washing free, and without obligation of any kind. This is the way all Maytag Gyrafoam Washers are sold. 1048