New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 24, 1928, Page 8

NEW BRITA _————— DAILY HERALD, TUlSDAY, APRIL 24, 1928 B FAVOR WDONOUGH | BERLINNEWS FORSCHOOL BOARD -~ Democrats Would Elect Lawyer " When Vacancy Ocomrs =0 Attorney Tl one of the outsiy belicf of hi cept if the the common ¢ see fit to pl. tjon. At ed can: Butler's res eomumon coincil A special session of the Fequired tb fill the vacar Serious Flood Not Feared Along Connecticut River Hartford, April 24 though weathe | | Harry E. Ad the local weather burcau, said today | the river mizht risc two feet within | the next 45 hours but then should | 2 fain in the s recorded at 10.6 feet at S a Adan During the recent freshet period, river reached than 1§ feet. Jack and Gene Will Meet Each Other Again New York, April 24 (UP)—For the the first time since their much discussed Chicago bout last Septem- ber, Gene Tunney, scholar and eight champion, and Jack who lost his crown to Tunney, will meet tomorrow. The occasion is a Gene Tunney re- ception to be given by the syndicate that the champion writes for, and will be held in the Wallorf hotel. Dempsey is also a member of the MNterary staft of the syndicate. “It will be a pleasure to meet Gene,” said the ex-champion today. “The pleasure will be mutual.” was the comment of Tunney, when told that Jack would he on hand to greet him. A classified ad in the Herald will bring results. *670 % Toa Commercial %895 1.Ton 81245 1%-Ton %1595 6-evl. 2.Ton Above Prices chassis f.0. b. Detroit 770 %-Ton Deluze Panel Complete f.e b Detrols Sald and Serviced by Everywhers 1 (UP)—Al- | : r officials have noted a rise of & teuth of a foot per hour | | in the Connecticut river, they siid | ) " today there was liftle chance of al recurrence of rocent flood condition which flooded river-front cellars, > in Sales on both S. & F.MOTOR SALES CORP. 1129 Stanley Sireet - GRAHAM BROTHERS TRUCKS = === | Picree fHart 1 I ) Kath of the D. A. It ut crved and the mess | {and i v Nizht Whist | pnn o Wednesday Night tomorrow of Mrs. Clif- bol rect awarded the v rs | 15 served. Klin I to their howme oardiian Liter Mr. Boardman's par- 1 Mrs. Cla © Board- Worthington Lillian Ashworth isiting at vir liome on at Grace d Willi pr Burial will be in the Williard 1d at 1 0% ine A, Nettleton, will 1 Charles Bi t general from ¢ and Miss Emeline A nfluenzi or of local of June, the event to he hel in the grove which would he pretiigy orated for stiv after- | ceont team | v London will | candidates that | o'clock il play at N i from tic e At Kuneral A. Fiske of the Ber- | regational church will as-| ° Willian 1. Alderson of the chureh, New Seaboards In California Graham Brothers Truck sales in 1927 led all other makes. Motor Registra- tion News figures: Graham 3,696; second make 3,392; third make 2,932; fourth 660; fifth 548; sixth 510. In New York County, embtac ing all of Manhattan Island, Graham Brothers Truck sales led all others, with 808 units— 16 percent more than the next best. A great truck . . . . Its prestige steadily multiplies. Telephune 731 ASK US ABOUT OUR Don’t Be BUDGET PLAN One lot of new spi Late coats. Picked at random will go Wednesday Values to $15.00. Another lot of 1 coats. Values Lo 32 Extra Special at All our better hats—selected—as ccial for dollar day. Values to Choice At $1.95 the occasion, 11w be held on two ive n e road repairmen of the km; sale by 3 BEE ~” CLOAK ANDGUITSHOP The con- Al | | | it are laving a and satd on th s hill to. the treteh of road S disintograts " SCHOLARSHIP CONGERT %1 New Britain Musical Club to Give 1 to make ilar captest Wos olarship youngz musician and York fora year ' tonight will Le ter and will be compositions d Ly fhe Donaliue duct o played by The program o a brilliant clo; vith regarding the rt. scholurship - Church School Workers Hold Junior Conference Fifty-six people, including 11 hurch school teache mior col READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS | $1.00 Day WEDNESDAY at the New shipments of all the newest style hats bought to sell at $2.95 dollar day special. $1.00 ational chu 1 Dickinson, Mys. L. 8. [of them awarded the bonds to Miss 4 Mrs. K. Chester Hale | Miller Bancroft had charge of | - | PLANS OCEAN FLIGHT, ing the inter-| yopin, April 24 (UP)—Mildr. vill be held 1n | oy, Philadelphia woman avi h. Last ev tor. o i the st ge arrangements to fly from |1lin to New York nest August in a | scaplane, going by way of Paris, Lis- son, the Azores Islands and Ber- nuda. 00 ESTATE 24 (UPY—M 0 richer b » found WILL Berlin, Api 1tes German signed at forcign off SIG MCGUIRELL PASTE YA IF YA DON'T GET NECCO BOLSTERS FRom Now oN/ McGuire knows Flavory, honeycombed molasses with peanut butter drawn through. Coated thick with chocolate. Only 5¢. OUR BUDGET PLAN IS AT Come | voUR SERVICE Early Dresses for street, sport and party wear. Regular price on these dresses were $10.00, $15.00 up to $25.00. Very Special for Wed- day. $4.95 $9.95