New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1927, Page 22

I\EW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. TUESDAY, MAY w—_—'— | His arrival in the city will be en- | tirely sub-rosa. No one here has ever | met him, no one here knows him.| His appearance will be somewhat | DECISION TONIGHT N City ltems A regular mecting of L. D, ficld camp No. 16, Sons oi Veterans of the Civli War, held Wednesday evening in . A, M. ball, 19 Glen street. Al fixtures for salc, Lunch, 284 Main streef Co. No. 3 of the nre m\ Iwas called at 1 last Vak strect for a fire in mobile owned by Joseph S €30 Stanley street. There damag Strawberry at St Pen- Cnio will be Jr. 0 NEWP[AYfiRflUNI] I3 {graph and is not interested furlhvr‘ .—— ¢ Rev. Dr. Klingberg Establishes Scholarship in Music to Depend i::‘}'ffiifio;h‘;}: :., i nd]‘ Lea iy S Ty “ax one”way 0| Recreation Site for Children | A new playground for children, to o New York Expen | stimulate musical endeavor in the | “The Eiihu Burritt Me- B e ecity. It was slightly increased by a is ll\ld\(m tment night to an scholarship fund concert given last winter by the New Britain Musical iy, yhown ag I clup at the Capitol theater. The con- S o test tonight is under the auspices of ave » the club. Entrants w structed at the Childr oughout the city, the conte: der the direction of open to all students ¢f music. | Klingbers. e e The playground 1 Norwalk Hospital Head Do reniacel o Visiting _m This City Rotary club made a swimming possible. 1 the Lions club Superintendent C© Strayer provided a tennis court. Last spring Norwalk General hnsww! spent the New Britain - Agricaltural iy as the guest of Dr. T. ciety, founded by Elihu Burritt, Reeks of New Britain Gen- passed out of existence after Mr. Strayer was in ' years, and voted its entive funds of Dr. Ree more than $600 to the Children's proposed 1 Home. It was decided to make He examined here The Kate Stanley musical schol- arship will be settled tonight. Who is to obrain the scholarship, netting the winner a year's tuition at the Institute of Musical Art, in New York, will depend upon th judgment of Walter I'riskin procured to he the relative merits of six contes who will mount the at £chool auditorinm &kill ! testan ists and two pianists. in the city today p the entrants solely entrant who sings or pl » and pr playing a part ir win the Mr., Friskin comes rosch school. He | he hears its effor music to be being con- festival Mar; morial and supper, s Home un- s School lali Rev. Dr. J. E meeting of the King's Daugh s of lim Swedish Buptis church will be held this cvening a lock, at the home of Mis weson, 65 Maple Hill qven Will receive tonight 20 ba @ erel taken tfrom th Delivery oy our 15c. 1b. Moore ot #hone 1199 of tire been made Juc nization: stag to dis of s0- S0z own two Kknows non alists, 1wo He will v 1 pared to | upon point s morning. trucks to our market. Liros,, Commercial stre —advt. Troop this even ! church. Our hospital onference with tion with a Girl at 16, Scouts, will Stanley mect with probably will the and fund serve a double purpo: benefit to the children as pro- a memorial to the “Learned to Dr. | Blacksmith.”” Thus a memorial play- i ground has been started. Swin | ziant strides, park bencis, horizon- }ml ladders, etc., are beiix | The Children’s Home is being re { membered every day I friends, according to Dr. Klin A con- | tribution from a Lindbergh o imirer told of on another page of this cious stud the judgment, Anniversa lop—0Open even Triendship leagnc German - Lutheran t th ening at $ First Anmiversary Shop—Open ev thea cla will' meet a church this evening —ady St h scholar i The John will m Our from the Dam- ws talent when He knows the aind played, stan- ilated when the rules of the contest were laid down. He is considered one the best Judges of such things in New York. [ e —————— | paper. Saturday two groups om | Bristol, the Ye People’s society | of the Bristol Methodist church and i the Daughters of Dorcas, visited the | home and furnished gifts and enter- | {tainment to the children. Sunday there were visitors presaat all d coming from as far as Attleboro, Mass., Brook Y. Waterbury, and other places ! Sunday was the ! year of the Children's Heme. Suit- able celebration of the quarter cen- _tury anniversary is being planned. i Miss Mabel Klingbers, daughter {of Dr. and Mrs. Klingberg, who has | Leen In charge of the branch of the of chur HEALTH FOODS tables and fruits should minute they appear on when possible, for their sun sh ve 1 the mark inal st 2 E its v, Th neople o th Mission of the South Cong 1 will mect this evening at Our Fi Anniversary The New Gift Shop—Open evenin, dv Officer Edward Carvoll reported to Lieutenant Rival at 1:45 o'clock this morning that an electric light wire in front of 64 Camp street was on fir The Power Co. was notified. Tasty Sandwiches, Packard Drug. Sale. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL close ¢f the 24th Our Customers Now Number Thousands Leading the Field of Hard- waredom With Service, Quality and Low Price. of adv w Little Folks Are Assisted hl month’s vacation. New Britain General hospital Our First Anniversary Sale. | Britain General hospital today by | Children’s Home in Chicago, founded | —advt. [ by Dr. Klingberg, is home on al A son was horn last evening | R Mr. and Mrs. Walter’ B. Boewe i 25 Summer strect. ' MONROE SCHOOL CHILDREN | New Gift Shop—Open evenings GIVE DELIGHTFUL CONCERT | ™\ wavencer was vorn ot Mr. and Mrs. Michael Deradra | mian of 863 Park street. Hartford. Horton, Mrs. Goodrich and | Toasted Sandwiches, Crowell's.— ladvt. 9 Orpheus Quartet at the regular we the Exchange club at the Burritt hotel tonight. Mr. Johnson will speak on “Three Years' Observation in Japan." From 5 to 8 o'clock. strawberry festival and Advt The regular mecting Martha Chapter, No. 21, O. E. will be held in Masonic hall Thursday eve- ning at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin W. Cloquet, Minnesota, are spending s month at Atlantic City, Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Catherine Mills of this city. Members of Eddy-Glover Unit No. 6 will meet to make surgical dress- ckly meeting of Several hundred parents and teachers occupied all seating capaci ty at Camp school auditorium last evening when a concert was pre- sented by children of the Monroe school under the direction of Hiss L. Ethel Prior. Assisting artists were Ruth Goodrich Horton, so- | prano; Jane Sartori Tuttle, contral- to and the Orpheus Instrumental ' quartet, composed of Marcus Fleitz- |er. vielin: Walter P. Occupin, ‘cel- |lo: Harold G. Steadway, flute, and Charles A. Johnson, piano. Miss Clara A. Olcott was accompanist. The concert of the children was delightful in the extreme. Children |of all ages in the school, ranking | from the first to the sixth grades, | surprised the audience by their ings next Tucsday musical acomplishments, which re- tonight as previously announced. flected long and thorough instruction | A meeting of the hoard of public by Miss Prior and the teachers of works will be held tonight at the th eschool. The little folks sang office of the city engineer. The { flawlessly and their part of the pro- claims committee of gram was all too sHort, their older admirers declared. FOR DECORATION DAY 5 Flag Cluster Hold- | 3x5 foot, fast colors er for Auto Radia- FLAGS tor Caps. Complete | vith cord and hold- with Flags. er. Complete set. 35¢ $1.25 A "Painking" Sprinkler is Only $3.00 Here. M supper.— cf Davis, 75¢ Bottle JOHNSON’S L]QL’ID WAX. Wednesday. Electric Polishing Machine xcnted at $1.75 Per Day. B —_— HOSE AND REEL 50 ft. guaranteed, 53 in. garden hose, with |night to hear several A high spot of the evenlng was a ferred at the last meeting ‘ dance executed by Louise and Doro- | common council. thy Herrman, two of the cleverest| A. G. Hammond auxilis will juvenile danseuses in the city. Their hold its regular meeting Wednes- number was applauded to the echo. [day evening at 8 o'clock at the Mrs. Horton and Mrs. Tuttle, |state armory. { vocalists, and Mr. Fleitzer, with vio- | \r. and Mrs. Monroe Short have |lin solos, were also richly rewarded roturned to their home, in New with acclaim, as was the Orpheus york after spending a few wee quartet in ensemble numbers. VIS(HnE: withi® AIvai Shorbis ! erand. Bouquets were presented to Miss gyther, Fred Franks of this city. { Prior, Mr.. Horton and Mrs. Tuttle. A Those in charge of the program were surprised at the capacity at- | tendance as they feared the inclem- {ent weather would interfere with their plans. petitions re- of the Best Makes of Machinist Tools. nozzle, hose reel. Complete. . $9.50 4 Screen Door and Window Screening. —_— WEAREVER ALUMINUM Sauce pans. SPECIALS IRETEABO: v o visishoronslais o 490 hould be the time 25 over a they do Sprin out all dr sure that with time. to clean ar old, unless not deteriorate Memorial Connecticut Light & 'a | The | to . E. Johnson will be the speaker | ©of Graf-Tex and evening instead of | the common | council will be in session Thursday | (GEORGE B, HICKIE | fiETS POET'S DOLLAR | flelald Classmed Ad Contest ! i Well Under Way Georze B. Hickie of 22 Prospect treet wins the dollar for offering the best picce of poetry about the! “lerald classified ads. The telephone bell was ringing continuously this morning because everybody scemed o anxious to know who would have e honor of getting away with the prize. This contest, as you know, is open to all and offers a | wonderful chance for the Herald lers to pick up pin money. One ady entergd our oflice and Eaid, ifler winning the prize, that the only trouble was, she reads over the classified ac in s itting subject and the ba 50 many there that she (dollar all spent before she Sceretly, this is one of the points of the contest isn't nerally known. * The judge wouldn't have the ge I public | °t wind of it for the world. | In all seriousness, why don't you try vour luck and write in a pocm | - two? We want to get everybody | lin the contest for it's all in a spirit | fun and frolic. Oh—the judge :lmost forgot to tell you—a cer- tain voung lady called up this morning and asked how many wers the judge reccived. The c tain young lady was told to ‘“hu up. h won it. major | nd what's more, 4 public will have to take the judge word in this matter when he say that the contest is a howling sue- cess no matter from which angle vou look at it. Maybe you don't | like all this prattle but if you read \ between the lines you can collect | volumes of “dope” leading up to | nd securing the dollar for vour own little self. | Here are the rules, please, please, try it today please, | | lines or | { at] to} Poetry should be § under. Subject selected from g the 300 odd Herald cla ad No listening the telephone. Letters must be addressed to Herald Want Ad Poetry Judge, New Britain Herald. Letters should be signed by author, name and address no *nom de plumes. to poetry over Here's Mr. Hickie's prize winning poetry: “The Refief” Stop your complaining. needs graining.” Just 'phone, or perhaps have him | I cal; {Interior painters—swell decorators. 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