New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 2

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1927. rls must register with cap erit ‘badge examinations. The t of awards may postpone any suff t ver do not A call for Community service has Weather Forecasts Are Aviators’ | GRLSCOUT NEWS ~ |..° Road .hqaps For Success{ul Flights | b issuned by the Red Cl‘«:\“ for the sand envelopes to be ad preparation for the drive ind first class candi this opportunity of tions for the Red Cross in. in home nureing, first ald, hild nurse and health’ winner su 'ts may be made through the cap- ns or directly at the Girl § 1s must be 14 years of ce months of fourteen to ble for this course. rum corps is meeting reg sday evenings from 6 to 7:30 in the Girl Scout office for instruction under Charles Spring are being given in the on F y afternoons after ol at 4 o'clock under Miss Ruth iibney. Fifteen girls are needed fa e fife division and more girls ged to come into this group lessons have not yet hegu and announcements will be 1 Data On Elements More Important Than Knowledge of Highways Is to Motorists—Flier Able to Dodge Skt LU, Storms When He Has Advance Information g el Lime endarlacy —Fog One of Pilots’ Worst Foes. out ¢ ser ge or the envelopes. for division of Girls Scouts November 4, at Pag “get acquainted ind refresk will be ts who are 14 vears old and who are second class in k are ¢ to this troop v n bringing a written tr nents will be a patrol leaders ber 7 and ending December 12 Further announcements will be made | Loose-powder vanity box. regarding this course. | Iph K. Mason, signor to Trumbull-Vander: Bantam, [signer to Scovill Manufacturing Co. es- poel Eelc- & N !tric Manufacturing Co. Knock-out- List of Patents Issued |type electrical inclosing box. To Connecticut People| Versil Mulholland, tent vy the United |ford, October 25, |Co., Hartford. inventors. arl E weekly from the Assignor to Official Gazette by the office of |Hartford. Harold G. Manning, at the Manning |Fegulator. Shoe Store, 211 Main street, | George E. Sheldrick, tain. { Mich., assignor, by rd B, Allen, Newtown. Cord- |Inents, to Pitney-Bowes handling mechanism for buttonhole | Meter Co., Stamford. wing machines. mechanism. muel W. Avis, West Hurllord.‘ nor to the Fuller Brush Co., |Signor to ford, feeding devic: | Co Mally P. Beach, Ridgefield. 1‘1".['"«'0""(- and thumb nail buffer. Bergstrom, West Hart ssignor to the Vulcan Radia- tor Co., Hartford. Peiler, West Hartford- 13ros. Underwood ing post. | Porter, assignors to the West assignor to Hartford-Empire Liquid-fuel Hart- burner. Hartford, npire Co. Gathering-pool level Detroit. Postage Envelope feed Jesse A. B. Smith, Stamford, ne- Typewriter New York, N. Y. Typewriting Clarence D. 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Halr tonics and dandruf medies. 'ts in which examina > taken in November. The nd for first class and (E) for Golden ¥ Britain e mson Co. Chuck mec! Andrew C. C signor to Am Punching John cock, N North & Judd anism. mpbell, Waterbury rican Chain Co., Inc. chine. rpmil| and H. G, ritain, assignors Manufacturing war will ¥ both Sature 11th winner (P er (F C) handywoman. mu adle Candy. Han- | Metropolitan Body to | Bridgeport. Automotive bs, dump bodies and rack bodi Snap. Steele and Johnson Manufacturing James A. Davey, South Beach, P. Waterbur, strations). and C. L. Gaugler; said | Dis T Smith Co., New Hu- fcia n (IF ©) craftsman, Scout coun- ns will nembers a for Nov jour r 11 in Waterbury o held in th Co. SNbidaie oF . photog citizen (1) Mst (E), pathfinder, Niealth |tuck Historical society rooms (17 C & T0), seribe, dressmak- | o'clock. con will be held ler assignor of his entire right |lighters. ¢ E) laundress (F C & the Y. M. C. 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