New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1927, Page 7

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A, Marius Bauer F. L. Giggs, A. R. A. Edmund Blanchard s McNeil Whistler Sir Francis Seymour Hayden, P. R. E. $2.50 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1927, ' Plainville News [F0 505 will win every game, and they ‘; Mrs. Ella Zickwolle President of To Name Building Inspector | Ladies’ Aid Society e S 1 —_— spector to enforce the r who tha ch 'REBEKAHS AT ASSEMBLY| : Delegates and Members Go To Glas- | °1 that it will be Ozra I. Cooley. | tonbury—Many At Grange Meet- now engaged in he will b dge and the ti | ing—To Name Building Inspector | e required | —High Bowling Scorcs—Briefs, |'"® Tosition. The commission | composed of First Salectman J | s kwolte was ree | president of the Ladies’ Aid soc: (of the Plainville M. E. church s {the apnual mesting hald last ey Lockwood. Attending Conference Arthur Ball, illa 3 urch, left end the annual 2 in Brooklyn, N. parlors. Other! 7 the society wer resident, s, n: third Mrs. Wer Ttebekahs Attend The delezates from Ma bekah lodge who wera el Assembhly . tha inft he local lodgs is semil 1t 25 of the Martha Rebakah | will leave at 6:30 o'clock this es | ning to attend tha assembly an |l sea the work put on. All h going will H ow 4 inz to fo which the col L ors will be decorated Berlin News = it sivcestn About 200 guests assembled last 11 at the Murray Homestead | he whist party for the benafit mt ray acted as| hostesses e gl which in- |1 cluded many out of town visitors as as local residents. i | DMrs. Henry was winner of | the door prize, \\) ist. prizes to th Hartlord at St. Pawl's xoon e Mrs. Henry Rose fo M Buckl of | v itain, fl . ‘w‘: men’s '.”“,/. We LEGION D]GS FOR MEMBERG sy gieiuind o winiass ca I third: H fourth Playground Fund Swelled as Mur- S ‘;'mn.h\1”1‘»‘§~"\'irg.m':"f ’lr:r"‘\; an, ' Mrs, Leonard Arute, Mrs nes Ma- a T ray Homestead Receives Larg Crowd at Benefit Whist—TLegion decorat- nd Easter lilies, v Supper ¢ will be held on 6:15 room e Berlin Girl to Hold County Meeting. i hurch, z Notes Wesley Dickinson retu fishing trip mu 1 from a nin irtiucei of Hartford was th Methodist church. An enter- v . with Miss Mary Tilla. 045" Sith him {taimment_inthe maln auditorium Ensington. as maid ¢ suckers whicl awill The public s invite bridesmaids were An SEes [t aticun: B ol Charles Landry of | The ladics of Sacred Heart church | s the record for fle ever seen in this vi s in the East B fish, although it was not extraordi- nary in length, was as large around *|a common tomato can and tipped the 0 F v | heam at two pounds and a half. ~ Grange Meeting A large attendance was p t weekly meecting of the Grange held last evening at th | sanization’s hall on Farmington ave- | i | i | Baceero w bearer Campt and Lucy Turchetti a Joseph Genino were ushers. er the ceremony a reception 10 in Fraternal LK . and later the couple lat lding trip to Philadelphia, | Atl 13 gton, D. C. On their| Mr. and I'ascione will in Hartfor: Fined in Court of Kensington was o crea- rlin brook. The e, The feature of the o a concert by the I class costs last evening at regniar Tuesday evening session A B rh{\‘!m\'n notirk Juags | Mond wBIcH hew b o Griswold presided and im. | imes through WIIC. jfen > fine after testimony sub- | What They're Doing “mw 1 the charge of breach of | v Tleischer, son of Mr. and inst Suneski. Constable rles H. Fleischer of Dec o . Ritchie made the arrewe. |Street, Kensington, is liome (rom‘“m Jocketed by the state po. |HAarvard for the Easter vacati roned as none of the ipals appearcd Legion News, 1o membership contest of Rol- Kasica post with the Legion of ¥armington, howill close o oo | that unday, is proceeding mip and tuelk, 1 It cording r(‘n Commander Harold 3 Dragging Road entres of the lncs res| Although activities on the pro- every member to 1 during the P0sed new highway which s next few days to insure a victory, |Scheduled to be laid through this| According to the contest rules, the LOWn during the coming summer ars Joser of the contest will ba obliged |1acking, the state highway commis- to furnish a steak supper to the Sion is extending its reconditioning Winner, and the Farmington Legion- |activities on the Beech Swamp and ctting their appetites | armington avenus routes during for the meal, claiming that the local (his week. Tt is thought that a | tion has no chancs to equal Postponement of the new highw possihla as the crable amount in an l‘fl H to ¥ as smooth as pos- rominent Legione | Sible, and many local residents fear naires were present nd speech that this step denfes the |\rnn<7.<wl were made by the leaders ef the | PFOETam in regards to the new high- organization in this vicinity. Sid i ! g Bolton-Kasica post will he hest to| Representative Stevens recently other posts at the county meeting |annonnced that the lu-;lnvn: com- to be held fn Grango hall, Farm. | M 1 promised him that the ington avenue, on Sunday afternoon, | Hew v would go through April 24, at oclock. A large | cordi », but aside from | Fathering is expected from all su surveying mo"f\',[ rounding posts, and all ex-service | the > has centered its activities | men are extended an invitation by |On scraping and oiling the w'fsv‘nhl 1 W Pritain home of Mrs. Emil O. Shjerden of 2N Worthington ridge. The speaker ot Perf the afternoon was Mrs. F | ery age lor v o their Commander Ventves attended stafe meeting held in Lyme last|lecp the highw evening. Soveral the | consic the local post. | roadbed, A large d tion will attend the ¥ast Berlin Items Seichoprey mecting of the 102nd | An fnvitation has been extended to | regiment in New Haven this evening. | the members of the Boys' club to Most of the members of Boiton- [attend tha Hartford County Older Kasica post were members of the Boys' confarence to be hald fn Sims- ) under Colonel Parker, and bury Friday evening and Saturday, y hail the re-union with enthusi- | Aprit 29 and 30, All boys over 14 asm. T.ocal men will take part in| years of age are eligibls to attend. | the parade to be held in the Eim | Mrs. Gustav Pettit has returned City and will take part in the meet- from a visit With relatives in New TI lot 'ha St. Paul playground fund was day even {held last evening. The Misses Kath- | Mary Bo erine and | p Ma- [ for boys who par » William > is invited to at-| A chicl yroadeast many | Here is a new, sclentific remedy | foot troubles that draws out all \beth | Telief Jjust as soon as I Wickwire who spoks on current [and in a few days you will (nrh.t‘ b whl mes mity ha s0 clul ing at ti 0is on ) will meet T home of Mr: n street library rooms will be ope v afternoon hange of books. Boys' club will meet 1 Louis Cote. vs. Richard Hulber of Mr. and of Wilcox avenue yesterday n May 6 the annual exhibition of 1 on May 7 the Boys' team will par > outdoor tr pate in t the ba nity building next T g by the Lad Aid society o | Will Jiold a whist in the church so-| rooms next Tuesday evening. public I3 invited to attend. Achmg Feet | Sore *Feet, Burning Feet, Swollen Peet, Sweaty Feet Relieved in Pive linutes ness and inflammation almost gic-—Ezo. even wear smaller shoes with | ect comfort, Your feet will feel| 0 {9 applie you ever had any foot trouble: you want to see your foot mis- disappear at once, got a pack of Lizo today at Fair Dept. Sto our favorite drug store, EVERYZAMNG IN TUE PLAN SEEMS 70 BE EXACTLY WHAT WE \fiifi;‘r- WE SMOULD BE STARTED IN | ANOTRER \WEEK - lock, at Com-|Avo and evening for Jr., was the | ovs' and Girls' club will take | i guished club | present. Th meet on Trinity per will ba served| The Plainville boys' et hall of the Comi- esday eve- a | 0 i3 superior to powders, tab-| nd plasters In relieving tired, ! ng, burning. swollen and bad- | ihe Basiln wbliterced clitb “‘,,[‘:‘Inr‘llnz feet. Tzo restores the feet at 2 o'clock this afternoon at the 'O Such perfect conditfon that you ¢ | ain with the s. jano trio |ticularly no n Lois |lowed to take ti Godfrey, | When the team +ding | homs nj Monbleau-Fones Wedding s! Mroand Mrs, here|who have Diroad strect visiting , have left £ they, wera marrie Saturday evenin will Homes and | yiile, \ Tickets Going lmpml\ | ckets for n 1 Ball which school gy rirman of the commit A number of Ve committee will mect t; all m £ | Down! f{tee in charg match with total of tha he le men al S50 took both home series ¢ Plainville te: st n i only one s 100, a 97 by M on Friday n requested to | Boys' Team Issues Challenze all te 1 allenge to any nine in Hw [ state averaging from 14 to 16 vear tlof age. Games may be | throngh T.oufs FPestillo, telephone Tha local players are asked Murphy T ol i, | | ! <PLAINVILLE® TONIGHT — THURS, DOROTHY PHILLIPS in “REMEMBER" An amazing drama of two sisters who loved the same man. An 1su romantic tam fillea with trange situations and || capped by a smasiing climax. Somcthing new and difterent in STRAND NEWS I PLAINVILLE COMEDIES [T Ch Ay e NOVELTIES ’ BEBE D §V1P3 S FRI—SAT. || ‘STRAN l)FD IN PARIN JACK HOLT in THURSDAY “BOR\' TO THI', WEST” PAULINE STARKE = ——— LIONEL BARRYMORE | | | | | NEXT WEEK | THOMAS MEIGHAN in “BLIND ALLEYS” I in ‘Women Love Diamonds’ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS TSAW A PICTURE OF O, INE GOT TRAT ALL Do A BUILT-IN FEATURE | | FIXED =7MERELL BEA PLACE FeR TAE FOR A BREAKFAST | | ANCE BUFFET INTME NORTH ) 7DASTER AND ROOM SOMEWLERE WALL AND 7UE ROOM WILL /7 PERCOLATOR ! IN TAIS MAGAZINE FACE ON 7).\8 ~ GADDEIQ' clello, Chambrello, Stevenson, G. Hartsa e Havden, 0. Hayden, Solomone, both pinfall zame points to Dalena, Car Repu slley dio frans New Ha- other candidatea, Frank ven T st ni | Frank Sabla will coach|rolied la‘e, t Pl IN EDUP[E which has taken the 1, and scores we CHOOSE OFFICERS| - = =5 e taking great interest in thelr team. A meeting of the building eom-| adopted buiflding code, which goes t 1. While it is not! 95 | ot Lacy Galgano and Frak Garl R ‘55373 the| s Disappeared in Jamuary | ek e 10 st Mr. v has had experience in build- both the I, Kimmel, Bobert I. Coe and Nex attend tha state a a2 Constable Tt ning at 6 stabla T Ltonbury left s e | place. bl rollad up by the Two-Man Team Loses l _Bristol News ingly low. Tha seoras: Lodge, t 8 o'clock \lrlhr-dl “t Church Bowling The W V. S W. V. Convention Delegates D7 0f property Appointed—City Council Receiyes o Flood of Pettions—Woman Driyer Strikes Pedestrian — Whitewash £ For Trees 402 427 413 Sharks To Form B. & F. Girls' Club 174 the parents of t t All girls n business or prof. & they } T A Ny invited to attend ng in t Congregational Girls' ¢ Y. W. C. A. Mis of Hartford will \pplication Rieiectad To Extend Water Mains Police Court Report e t of Judge William. 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