New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 10, 1927, Page 4

SPECIALRINGS FOR " HIGS CONTESTS Cla From Penna. o Be Shipped to Atlantic City As announced recently in the Herald & new regulation marble ring has been built for the tourna- ment to determine the 1927 cham- pion of the city of New Britain at Willow Brook park. In view of lo- cal preparations which are being made in the Herald-Junior Achieve- ment tournament the following item DENIES PREVIOUS ARREST; RECORDS T0 BE CHECKED | Albert Boutin, Held for Recklessl | Physical Driving, Says Mark Against | Name 1s Error. In order that the police may de- termine whether or not Albert Bou- | tin, aged 20, of 91 Booth street, was | | tound guilty ot violation of the mo- ! {tor vehicle laws several months ago, | dge Hungerford today continued | case in police court until tomor- | row. Boutin pleaded guilty to harges of reckless driving and fail- |ure to stop when orderad to do So by a policeman, but d d that he was arre 8 e the rec- |and an associate member of the In- lfihm(e of Naval Architects. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1927. No Man, Woman or Child Should Do Without Shoes Now You see I am awfully interested n engines 80 after paying my pass: age money I persuaded the captain | to let me work in the stoke-hole, she continued. Miss Carey is a graduate of Cambridge university. a research fellow in the National Laboratories, Middlesex. | “Miss Carey a bit shy,” re- marked a grimy, grinning seaman, who had been her assistant in the oiling business, “but she's a jolly good fellow and better to work with than any man T know.” New Bedford Mayor i To Become Benedict Los Angeles, May 10 (P—Edward R. Hathaway, mayor of New Bed- ford, ass., and Mary L. Snow, also concerning the national tournament|ord on the judge's bench indicated. | proves that the preparations in At-|He said his brother was in such lantic City are rapidly progressing: |c: that time, but the pres s his first. Judge Hunger. ¢ New Bedford, took out a marriage license here vesterday. The marriage wke place Thursday or Friday, e couple sald. Mayor Hathaway i | afta Atlantic City, April 10—Orders | ford said the penalty will depend t ave his age as 53 and Miss Snow wera given today for the sclection |considerable extent on the young said she was 44. of the finest clay in America for|man's record and for that reason he building the marble rings at thejordered the confliction cleared up. 33 IN V. > 5 famous Ringer Stadium fn 1927. The | {satitaa| o 22 LY MIOLIN REGEIAL clay is shipped several hun 3 ey Thirty-two puplls of the violin miles from clayfields in y 7 ¢ H: . asses of Herman Zahnleiter will | vania and is especially tamped and |ner of High and Broad strects about | EIe & recital in the auditorium of treated during the construction of |7 last Saturday evealng, a car |the Senlor High school Thursday ! the rings. ¥ Fith the eut out | °vening at 8 o'clock. Miss Ilga I | Just below the Boardwalk the corner despite | Harvey will be the accompanist. only 40 feet from the lap, aves| o onal to stop, after| The pupils will present ensemble ot the blue Atlantic, Ringer|passing three other automebiles., The | Rumbers from the recital {rom Stadium 1s beginning to arise, in g in the conter of the | WTIC on May 24 from 7:30 o'clock | preparation for the annual visit of | roadway and was forced to step | until 8 o'clock. America’s marble kings. Ia . e u - | Tiers of seats for newspaper cor- S e e respondents and for the thousands s Ao of spectators who annually throng Aiterney Tawe the heach at this play place of the 28 ey o world soon will be erected. The ten | joen charges. The young man was great marble rings are b UPlout of work for some time before about eight Inches from the sand of |, gpgained employment working the beach and are large enough 80| or the city of New D andow that the plavers may sit or Kneel |y license will be susp outside the 10-foot rings With com- | i) joge his employm L4 - ney said, asking Judge By the time the ringsr experts of |y} oo hoce facts in min Atlantic City are through With| ico Jenieney. them, the rings will be flat as a shoe sole and smooth es a bald| g man's head. They will provide ldeal | shooting surfaces for mig experts. The New Britain marble champ, | . All tints are really col- selected during the big tourney now being held, will be sent to A tic Eily Carey, Seintist, Escapes =" “S[llpld OHhOGOXy” ors. So use real dyes. (;Ot“':lvjrr:‘k City from New Britain, all expenses being paid by the Herald. i of Mying lin-| Warning Lights Needed gl BT At Three More Corners Warning lights at several street | velope of the actual d intersections are needed because of | |any drugstore, for fifteen cents. Do | the increasing danger, Chief Hart| Philadelphia, May 10 (P—Rather |YOUr own diluting, which saves | said today, and the police commis- | than undergo the “monotony” of |Money and gives you the exact sioners, at the monthly inceting to-|crossing the occan aboard a luxuri- you wax night may discuss the si‘uation. The | ous liner, ily Carey, promi.| Dinmond dyes do perfectly beanti- corner of Church and Elm has been | nent English made the trip | ful tinting—in cold water. A dip, | the scens of many narrow escapes on a freighter, g most of the |and it's done. And true dyes don't | trom collisions, as have been the |time | ! Dye-tinting doesn't look | corner of Hartford avenue and however delicate & tone you North strect, the corner n? Chestnut out unevenly. ‘and Blm, and a numbe: of tint to be per- places. use boiling water in- | ad in grimy, crease stained ov-|W other leralls, Miss Carey arrived aboard| W "Um British freighter London Mari ner from London last night. as puffing complacently on a cig-| dyeing of all dress m: he carefully oiled atf Fapes, etc., (juat ag’ tea en she was discovered in| t for color cards is reported to have destroyed 75 hole, | sugi Or, a wealth of ideas cent of the cotton crop in several| I really do think that a woman | in fui in new book Color dgistricts of western Asia. In the|should do sometl postpaid: write DIA- Andifan district, it iy estimated 12.- [simply look pre . Dept. N30, Burling- | 000 acres of plantations were de- [safd, after explai stroyed. 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