New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 2, 1927, Page 7

NEW BRITAIN DATILY HERALD, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1927. 7 1 ainouiie lVews o el i o Ll IS - Reco oftice of Su- lay and must | eating in| T : I | be pre Fublic Works Oscar £rson show that for the month Hartford's Skopping Center: | PRIZE 'N CHNTESTE ey LRI e [;[]Al RATE I]RWE mr o, ost §15.335, make s ball this i1l be . n B A A s were issued yestere School - Superintendent's - Som*'-x " oo S W A v - Manulacturers Sign Petition or v o5 e sevat vor Done 'An to cost $4,200, a sec- , | Bist Orator in High School | o Wil Dotham St s wiive bt v ucken Lower Fright Change | Soh iy ¢ Permingen MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED . Donovan te ird ‘or a bunga- With Eastr in Sight, But Two Weeks Away, ||| VAN TWILGHT LEAGUE i Sl a0 52 e 3 S SN e sl TNIEN (ENDIONE (| P e & el | Odd Fellows and Rebekahs | Episcopal Church also ssued to Cone W M B R. Il F Factories and Business Men Talk of |, i Gt e Savior tor i her Has scarlet Fever and (720 s R UL g . 1 meet h Marty R Rl ; 3 . garage and bieye ear lSt e lg t, 01' That Great Day Bascball Organization — Window ! L e at 3 clock Mor & 5t % o Three Are Quarantinel—Ruilding 0 ns Clock Co. at a A tern g ost rted at $5,000, ; il Work on the new theater on lower > . | =—To Aid Library. R s ! SR NV B AT R AR o R o _ For Additon o school. gy et for the Colonial The- Be it Coat, Dress, Suit, or other ready-to- harles Mil : T i : of Christ i lietowr 5 . has been started. The of any kind, it is | for you Charles Mills, son of \ ! ; L ps in an effort to ! P building, which will eon- floor up, 5 e e P Thomas F. Prior Stricken e 4 o 4 sgil adigte c b n the oratory co . yor will be served at i « ! at approximately $300,- Best in styles, best in quality, best in work- 1 night at Grange hail by t Lidemans Slaan of W m. p and best of all, in our moderate prices. ] : Breakers Fined—Church Notices | 1 e ATart 5 0 ! Activities During March—Bids Realty Transfer. trans n a building 1 n the sou : Rex Roo: = T tr N a tor c ¢ w owner for th Easter Easter Smart New Styles in both The Model You Want in the domestic and imported fabrics | color you want at the price you Warey Sl A L ¢ o such as Tweeds, fancy Plaids, want is awaiting you here. Our S RO Nl & 4 < L s ! } s The e elle: Gona ete. Top Coats cut on mannish showi emibr: the newest y s o 0 : . h “up to e o : lines, some made plain, some fur style for Easter and I g § : e Shae Al s i st 1 : 5 i o sermon. A e W eI et i ¢ Matthew s Coats For Dress, offered in Size Range is Broad, includ- | ; i ; ‘ et : Rheens Kashas, Twills, Silks in satin ing those for misses 11 to 2 and. failles, clever styling, sim- regula zes 36 to 42 and plicity of line with pleats, tucks stouts from 42 up. Extra values and the finest of Furs, combine at $14.95 each. £19.75, $25.00, I;r_, oduce many chic effects. 220.50, 239.50 and 215.00 each. vinner AP ! ki 5 Sl S : o1 $ i s $ . G Arthur Hallock Dies v in Legion A Hyglaok) ) : Alsv A playe , the i ¥ was also ir Amadee Vanasse Vanas, of 184 . died at the Rristol hos- following an B 2 2 7 ¥ ; csstut | 21t > S 4 Pl Taniee i st s S‘\rw;;sh’crn Berlin News e "o v 5L S S et o : et o DL e 0 fo Bristol 27 years ried June 25, 1801 who survives her one son., Order of ¥ ters, St. as’ cemetery. prot P 5 the Ashland House at 20 y an l : £ g R . Sl : 2 e L0 N AP paurel street, was ralded by Sergeant New Batain Couple Fined by Dep- enten n lay ¢ i il ey 8 3 - § ALICE housckeepi - : : _ i - | He ski and Officer William : ng liciate t ng T s of the £ ¢ : of the liquor aquad and uty cudge Mildrum at Special | % i t ! s hee 0 Mr. tgnon {hot it empleve | vk Cowt Session—News of Death of |V A R S e st cornia e Ao tes e i BOS0 N oAl 10n Ak duRIRSHOZ A : ] ) & | i rdially fnvi ) ] 8 the liquor law, tering pay ) S | atte all of so services 1 irned te Mecting Postpoued. to the officers, Talbot, Cc urt;:anun.n! ‘t hurch i L s =afle 13 ZRET ithly t z the officers enter, spilled L .‘Vr\.l- 1 4‘) Y 3 ng v 1 1 b reciors pan containing liquor : Cef s Rushing into the e rday evenin, : ‘) % WL n, Jeglinski seized a spoon and RS B Cuts Working Time. 1ocling e 4 i e el I scooping up some of the i viin Consiruction company el ¢ ver i ol s - ! d before it had all disappeared 1 its working hours § nor 6 . m. Devotional, R | f s Helen irain pipe. This was taken full days a week, i s * Pythian ers will hold their e hson, “Walks and Work | 1 v sickl, e of tor Ki or 0 t adquarters by the officers i . , ki : 5 ki ' { Japan,” Elsie Hale and Madeline i on 1 | n of posed e e i o'clock at Con Wl | Hay | BULLETIN FOR ASSYRIANS 5 - £ 4 . Regular ting Tt riamn T 31 hool sites, ¢ 4 ¢ P o f % > Tuesday even i " that | ing The Assyric \ 1, £chool ; ) ed- | sehool follow. el | 1| tion nt 2:30 p. m. behos o S elebrated high o f 3 3 2 It is stated 1 . =ton Methodist ed @ 3y the local templ 1 visit the Mid- » ha 1 “ Buskay, board that ility of an e S e | company’s ofticlals. dictown temple of Pythian § ouse, Mrs. ! ! i nt t staurant. He will ikt 2 o 5 ! - Fast T3¢ TR e R oyt Glib! Biskatball | from the Hartford School of Iteli orvlee ! n Thomas’ cemotery appear in court on Monday morning L - : : : . S I Satea Siven last]leth this morning: for New. Brital ann oo i 11 Buds Asked for School Addition. | charsed with the liquor violation. committ : sed chureh. At 11 o'clock Rev. May 13, | €vening at Community hall by Al-|to pl Junior Hi-Y tha decid-| ! bt . tante : um, Pr retarl Sens 1een Hartford was large- | me in the s The locals —— - ¢ g et > | < a4 Phillip W services All of the slides shown | W a hard battle as the Hi-y < < dabi e William A. H ! - M > . 2 inhabitants scheols in connection with | .. R o Sty e ph aphs taken by Mr.|is out to wipa out the defeat the 7 s and T‘W"“’ l |‘ phy, are now a £ S o f ¢ding on over- the choosing of the site and Will Te= oq of Isan ¥ o his bird study work.| East Berlin boys gave them two = odition 1w publteation s jocal contra for ¢ u port at the next meeting. R A ek St act o first of a se weeks ago. expected to appear wi The proposed new buildi Wortl will lend. @ s N0t ¢ nature talks being planned unde: Gaylord Read s spending the A favorcd by the school board, e s S i supervision of Oscar Benson. | Week-end in West Cromwell as the TODAY | 2 ing he district CO -t Cll t rRarthntora int Song ;. Sl g The| Church s es will be held at| 8! . oliae “MCFADDEN'S FLATS" utside contract arred fron mmum y (2] . it is thought. iy i 5 clock will | the Methodist church tomorrow at| ife 2 1 corps in ad-| | THE HOUSE WITHOUT A KEY will | the Al hours. Morning worship | dition to rehearsals at Community | | : en inserted in th l Needs Your SI.lpport Lo e e 15 o'clock with preaching by | hall 18 now accustoming themselves | [ e ity Th | | moth B hasneny 1 ¢ Th Grea 1 i d ' & Rl lay school at moon.|to marching. They will lead the| SUNDAY NIGHT Ommllfllly eater w ing In New vilB talta s gons o ; ) 3 3 Il meet at 3| Memorial day parade. s Mo e PLAINVILLE | A5 Bpar St L ar'’s C Chest Drive over <t would L : S o'clock sworth league at: Plans are under way for a GLORIA SWANSON in { i { 000 is needed to accom- v L e rl‘ R iv|| “THE UNTAMED LADY" | /[ satrday, Aprit 2— : ] P ascant i pose. ¢ property is chosen. G > lock | an ilustrated talk 0 o'clock | hall within the next month e G RAN | £ rlos : To you peopls who have uninten- the question would cor ey E 2 rer. | to which the public is invited. ¢ d hias “THE WRE( "“""‘:;\:‘ Sl ! : . watly been overlooked ' and mot voters an appropriatior e, Gt +| The usual morning service at St.ihave s E undes with SHIRLEY MASON I AR ) v @ cive will you not please bond 1 is floated, q : L L Gabrier’s Bpiscopal church will be U committee of the & B <pow EEUIE | e e J1U3, 1248, 1857 or 3767 and would come hefore the . e e e Sunday school | Ity club will put on a pro-| i 3 SERIAL NEWS CARTOON E e - a solicitor will call. ture for action befor ot Elira : ” b T e ay evening, Apri _ i iy = y i 10} Some rep show that doors and upon the i > of e 3 i numbers will J : | ' 3 e el i Gnay 3 SlCa S OnBhutey Byne al) . o Kt ‘$he Bidsr uiin MON.—TUES. Sun. and Mon.. April 3-1 | for the proposed school. { S e 8E LILLIAN GISH in levent of a vietory for t . ¢ UNOUL Thise: renbrts okt il be led by ) who will A KISS IN A TAXT % . & r th ; 3 : ninga moeting was_ate| Ml b 16 by d e i Fratemal Hall© || : Sheithl “THE SCARLET LiTieRe fis probad - howerer na the majority. of 1l members of the board |SPeak on the L ratern next Tuesday|| With BEBE DANT | R e ) iding t wi Réonla Hellavalin thiswbeiky Catish and lasted well into the night, con-| Y i3k i | Berlin s Love, heart interest, tragedy I f B3I, i '€ 110 the ext of giving, ble tme b ded, for thel8r e o o o A | He °r_of Wilcox avenue tears, pathos, humor and Harky We plaat with you who were not deration of applications and| WD TOW ReEn ESCE ! % : s 7 ¢ Biritain visitor tods | TOKE feaniA. L ko Di ar ° Tasked to give to phone one of the ers Sl 3 : Y o s FRI.—SAT. Women love | | the and Wiy hove numbers and tell them how Sk & o 1 1 < * 5 For sale—7 room house, near Dr. || SOLES = ) | the SCARLET LETTER SOTY s J ch you will give, Wership of Miss Lillian Kent and | Also CHARLIE CHAPLI I kol el Ao aveonts: 2 CASEY AT THE BAT P ot = \etivitios § Do you want the drive t over will meet at her home on Xriday Show Begins at 5:00 X 8 fen appiawd i, Young and 3 you want the driva to go ove g oth of New Britain, e " SIS z 1 z L ' ags for 2 cars. D. S Negri, Ken- with WALLACE BE i old alike are thrillal by it T activities during the the top? All right then please do each fined $10 and costs at even T30 ‘o tor 135 i) lsnm\-n—-.\mv. — ! month of March showed an appreci- your part.—Advt, i on of the Berlin town ¢ {Junior circle, under the icadership Iast avening at the town hall, They|0f Miss Myrtis Day, will meet at) wore. charmed with breach of the|the home of Miss Bessie Burnham F RIENDS ning by Officer Frank Brown who The Junior L. class will be found them in a local brick yard. [held Friday Deputy Judge Fri W. Mildrum “'"N‘\»m”m Sl osides the absence of Judge Zresy w‘»nn:"u("!.n(;L“‘OMn“]m was con.| Professor . Nourse of the RO BACK ALK NOW=T TWO BATMS A WEEK!! 3 TR fned o Tis homa with & slight at-|Tlartford seminary will fill the pul- | DONT CARE )F YoU DO HATE d I ABVER AEARD OF SUCH AOW DOANT You FEEL h = thsk ot Hlosss, SLNtlepg oo Iy LonsTee ¢ ARG ABATH 250D GET: ATUNG ! 1 BET NO OTHER S AICE AFTER YoUR \GAT BEFOR Plakpockats Active | church in the absence of the pas- | RIGUT IN THERE Aow ) LIDS MARYA TAKE BATAS ; \ - Reports of pickpockets working tor, Rev. Samuel A, Fiske. The | : AND BATMEsQUICK, AerEen e en the bus hotween this town and Older Boys' class will meet tomor- BEFORE I 6ET AY : A 0. New Britain have been made withir |row at 10 o'clock with the last week. The crook choos ices occuring at 10:45 the hours when the busses are jam- | Sunday school, under the direction med and rifles his vietimg' pockets. | of Miss Mary E. Griswold will meet A Kensineton girl the first at 12 o'clock wictim of the thiof, losing a small| The pastor's preparatory class sun of money through his activities. [as well as the Lenten vesper serve Since then several young women|ices at 5 o'clock will be omitted Dave reported trifling losses. |tomorrow. The Young Peop Another moyance to by riders | mecting at 6 o'clock will be led by §s reported by young women riding | Miss Elizabeth Toniss, who will on the line who claim that a ash- | speak on the subject, “What Are e’ is making the Beflin bus the!Some of the Things that Make Us scene of his own particular brand|Happy and How Shall We Share of nuisance. Police arc on the|Them.” lookout ‘for both the men and an Kensington Congregational. arrest fs expeeted if they continue| Rev. Vernon L. Phillips, pastor, their activities on the busses. will officiate at the regular morning St. Paul's Church services tomorrow morning at the Pasiion Sunday will be observed | Kensington Congregational church. ) Dr, David Fiske Received. rge against Baba | No. 3 nsist he quota to put th they are in, others and CHESTER CONKLIN