New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1927, Page 22

of this act that a marriage license |He took 11 strokes for the first two | ARIA nnot be issued until the fifth day 'holes, which is three over par. After } NEW COMMITTEES New President Makes Appoint-| meats—Professor Hoover Speaks Committees which ~ will have eharge of the functions of the Ro- . tary club for the coming year were | announced today by the new presi- | dent, Orville F. Parker. Every| member of the club either has been or will be appointed to a committee. With the exception of the mem-| bership committee which never is made public, the others are as fol- lows: Crippled children: Leroy Reddick, chairman; Dr. William Flanagan, Dr. M. A. Kinsclla, Rev. Dr. J. Klingberg, Ru 11 Hubbard, Stan’ Eddy and Herbert Smith. Public affairs: Howard mer, chairman; John S. Black, George Atwater, Judge B. F. Gaiff- ney, H. L. Mills, Mayor Gardner C. Weld and Dugald McMillan. Business methods: 0. Lambert YLord, chalrman; E. W. Pelton, A. P. White, Harold Shepard, D. K. Perry, M. Wightman, James H. Robin- son. Luncheon: William H. Crowell, ehairman; David R. Manning, T. P. M¢Aulitfe, Arthur Jones and Robert Hicks. .Rotary education: Rev. Willlam H. Alderson, chairman; Judge J. E. Kirkham, Peter Crona, J. W. Mars- land, Henry Washburn, Raymond Leach and F. J. Porter. ‘Music: George C. Rogers, chalr- mian; Max Unkelbach, Al Volz, Wil- flam Waskey, Osslan 8. Bennett, Robert Graves, Theron W. Hart, Leyland Plerce, Loute 8. Jones, Wil- Tam Mueller, Max Porter and Henry Rowe. Boys® work: Noah Lucas, chalr- man; Willlam H. Judd, Fred O. [Rackliffe, Harold R. Clark, Stanley Goss, Herman S. Hall, F. G. Russell and Gus Torrell. Classification: Logan Page, Frank 3. Shield and E. W. Bennett. Fellowship: E. W. Bennett, chair- man; John W. Lockett, Elijah Rog- ers, Joseph R. Andrews, R. O. Clark, Willlam H. Day, A. F. Eichstedt, Dr. Xvilliam Morrissey an¥ Bennet Nel- on. "ngum: E. W. Christ, chalrman: John C. Loomis, Johnstone Vance, ‘A. F. Corbin, Isaac Black, George K. Macauley, Louls W. Young Frank H. Shield, Leon A. Sprague, Charles F. Chase, Fred O. Rack- liffe and George H. Dyson. The speaker today was Professor Charles R. Hoover, professor of chemistry at Wesleyan university. Professor Hoover has just returned from the international convention at Ostend, Belglum, and he told of his trip, fllustrating the talk with mo- tion picturs Bruem- Eileen Depot has sold her resi- dence on Park Drive to Anna M. Riley. Harry P. O'Connor sold a parcel of land on the Eddy Glover Boule- vard to Catherine M. Young. John R. Peterson sold a six room residence on Stratford road to Mar- tha R. Hoffman. Arthur W.-Upson sold three par- eels of land on Shuttle Meadow ave- nue to Johnson and Casperson. Adolph Rzpp has purchased the residence of Edward and Charlotte Clary on Frarncis street. | hangars. NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 14, 1927. NOW YOU ASK ONE THE ANSWERS Here are your answers to the ow You Ask One” questions. 1—Shakespeare was called Bard of Avon. —Korzeniowski wrote under the pen name of Joseph Conrad. vard Kipling won fame his stories and poems of India. r Walter Scott wrote verly Novels —Charles Dickens wrote under the name of “Boz.” 6—Rustlers are cattle thieves T—Reginald de Koven wrote the for “Robin Hood.! usa had s 9—Airplane shelters “the for the akes for are air. called 10—The albatross wa the Ancient Marine ALLING RULES FOR ‘OPEN COVENANTS' (Continued from First Page) hung round s neck, riage In the town where issued. neither of the persons Is a r of such town, such registrar shall | not issue his certificate until the fitth day following, unless the udge of probate for the district in which | the intended marriage is to be cele- brated, or the person who Is to join the partles in marriage, after hear- Ing such evidence as is presented, Tenders a written decision that in | his opinion public policy or the phy- sical conditior. of one of the parties requires the intended marriage to be | celebrated without delay. The re- | ceipt of such written decision by the | registrar authorizes such registrar to tmmediately issue his certificate. The other provisions of section 5263 have no bearing upon the mat- ter under consideration. “Chapter 20 of the Public Acts of 1921, eliminated that portion of the toregoing section which enabled the | person who was to join the parties in marriage to render the written decision therin mentioned. i “Chapter 260 of the Public Acts of 1925 required that both parties to the Intended marriage apepar hetore the reglstrar of births, marriages | antl deaths, and make oaths to the statements made in the application for a marrlage license. “Chapter 40 of the Public Acts of | 1927 requires that no license for | marriage be issued to any persons, | Whether residents in the town in | which application 1s made, or other- wise, until the fifth day after the fil- ing of the application therefor. ‘In my opinion the legislation | herein cited shows that the policy | of this state as exhibited by the| trend of recent legislative enact- | ments 1s to give more and more | publicity to the performance of mar- riage, and’ it is my belief that this policy has existed for a longer per- fod than the legislation herein cited indicates. With this policy es- tablished, what possible construction can be put upon the enactment of Chapter 40 than that it was to ex- tend that policey by glving more publicity to marriages? How can that publicity be extended in any way by the registrars refusing to al- | law the public or thelr representa- tives, the newspaper reporters, to examine applications for marriage If lent All sales were handled through the agency of.Carlson & Carldon. can show you how to renew and re- store shabby furniture of any kind, and to get beautiful effects by the use of Water-Spar Varnish Water .?&Of The finished wood panel submerged in the aquarium in our window proves it never turns white. Even hot water licenses on file in their offices? ‘What purpose can the requirement AND RETAIL in colors at little cost and Enamels does not harm it, Stop in the store for color card, HARDWARE CO¥MPANY Growing with Reason 220 MAIN ST. OPP. MONUMENT after it is applied for, serve, if the drive on ) public is not to know that such an | cd his head on a application has been made until the the ball pumped into license is actually issued. Surely, ‘it out, he chipped pe neither of the parties to the appli- || the cation, nor registrar can, or is in- | sty p. tended to receive any personal bene- bellowed Bill, but fit from this requirement. This par- just skort of the of the act was penalty stroke, he for the purpose of giv- ¢ ing notice to the public and more particularly to the friends and rela- tives of those intending to enter into the marriage relation that such a step was to be taken by the persons in order that objections to the mar- riage, if there be any might be raised ore the ceremony actually took and further, in order that the a fine fivst hole he lift- yard pitch and can. Picking | feetiy S8 a | bail headed | “Go on! go or the ball stopped pin and with a took five. Mehlhorn into the gors made two expeditions at the long fifth, but still managed to get his par 5. All along he was slack with putts. From he sixth he played par golf for a 10 to the turn His card Out—3565 454 434 Bill Mehlhorn took a cturn trip, giving Lim w1 n aggregate of 157. His card: i In—434 635 445--40 - S0-77-157. | Joe Kirkwood, who turned in a fine 72 yesterday, shot a 36 on his outward trip today by perfect golf, save for three putts at the third. He lidn't seem ar with the putter however. Out—445 444 43 Kirkwood came back in 36, giving im a 72 and an aggregate of 144, | J which placed him in the lcading po- |t mong the first cards returned | c q c | 40 | 0 on the riage might have - usandiy look and listen during period from the application to the issuance of the license, before taking the which might lead to a life of sor- row and unhappiness. Publicity is that which needed to prevent many marriages which should never be performed, and which eventually lead to the divorce court. | “The General Assembly recognized | this situation by passing Chapter 40, and it s the duty of all public of- ficials to assist in carrying out the intent of the legislature, sition “It is my opinion that not only are (0 is P |1 refuse to T “BENJAMI 3 5-yard na (Continued from Tirst Page) was registrars of births, marriages and | jiis card: public access applications _for| om Stevens of Los Angeles, the o “"f“» ‘}f’“}fl 8o without .ot American to turn in his card authority in fact or law, but they are | (,q,y, had a 73, which gave him a the law was enceted, and that all 5t fing ; such applications should be open| \Vith the starting order of S championship fight reversed, Y ens was the first of the Americs General.” a tourth hole, just missing a puit for a birdie, After a bea iron shot at the second hole vens had a steady casy ros on the hole, his putting on the four holes p! ly. His tee shots and scconds were all good. He was in trouble only on 0 in the gorse and his secona for a birdie three. sent fhe ball decper into the tan- He got his second birdie in a row |gle, but a fine iron third reached | difficult Gown hill putt from 45 feet | 1o the 16th was bunkered. He fora deuce. He needed five on he |y pirdie 4 at the 17th and - z par four 12th but was even With lpirdies at the 14th and ninth. On the 13th a 60 foot putt for a birdie stopped bust short of the cup and he took par four. He got an- when he chipped from the edge of | Arthur Hayers, the English star. the green on his third and sank a |Vho took an 80 yesterday, turned five footer. in a 74 today giving him a total of him with a prospect of clipping & | Rene Golias, the French player, stroke from par by playing the re- |Who did so well in the quali maining three holes in par. round, took a 78 today which gav hut the ball landed in a drain and [play. he could lift it without penalty, en- | John G. Anderson, Mamaronec! abling him to get the par four. At |N. Y. who needed 83 yesterday five foot putt for a birdie four but [tal of 163, however, was not expect- got his par and finished the round |ed to permit the well known ama- with a par four at the home hole |teur to qualify. deaths, if they to allow the| pp_ 415 454 2-144 defeating the very purpose for Which |\ .ot 149 for his two days' play. | “Respectfully submitted, o : S e ”!H was on, but then missed a STROKES IN LEAD |three shots. At the 13th his drive at the 11th where he dropped a |(he green and he got a 5. His drive par for the 12 holes. other birdie at the 527 yard 14th A par four at the fifteenth left |154. He pulled his drive on the 16th :)Mm 156 for his two days' mv\l.’\l‘ the long seventeenth he missed a | better today, turning in 8§0. The to- Bill Mehlhorn started disastrously. | Walter Kennett in getting his 75 WHEN YOU CAN KEEP COOL RIDING? 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PLANTS, reasonable. qualities. Fusaro, several Ing. Louis Y., who scored 76 yester- ad another 76 today for a to- | THE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Larry Nabholtz of Sharon, Pa. | Celery plants, 3 a1l evenings, all day Sunday. John Pfeifer, and -303 i st. urday Map! FORD CARS, trucks and Fordson trac- tora. Sales and Service. Berlln Auto Sales, Berlin. Holmquist Bros. Prop. Phone 251-3, NASH motor _cars. See the new || A. G. Hawker Products of General M. otor Bence, 50 Chestnut St. el 2 2 today for a total of 159 f himself from further | aking Alphabetically Arranged for Quick and Ready Reference | VARTETY—0f plants and flowers. Low | priced. Come in and see them. John- son’s Greenhouse, 617 Church street. PAIGE Sixes and Beautiful Cars in Paige Co., 319 East competition, under the rules reduc Lost and Found 5 ng the field for the f 36 holes by | the play all 15 more behind the leader. 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