New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1928, Page 5

PULLS AUTOS WITH HAIR jin the hearts of the men to that held ling staff next,year. He will take|backfield coach fie following year.| possible today. Dr. Washowits .| this eity, a rare occarremce in the'coming from Dr. Waskowits was * | by Jones, T will think my work well | Pond three years 4 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1928, 5 S e | the place of Major Frank Pritchar 0 coached the troduced the speaker, stating that ,;;dmial\ of any civie club. Mr. O'Neil [tnat yale would take Fordham on worth while | Aw STUI]ENT IS |former Army football star, who has|A-N*W Britain foothall team was the friendship of the coach for |29 Coach Stevens are both atten : - {in the first game of a double header ! “Mighty Atom” Surprises Throng on | 17 1he course of his taik Coachfoccupied the position of head back-| President lsrasl Nair of the Pro-| Martin (Led) 0'Neil, one of the|30ts at the Yale Medical school Inext year. . Among | the. ! Fosiaes |Stevens announced that Leroy |field coach. Major Pritchard has re- |bus cliub, ape DNg the meeting, stat- |outstanding professional football| During an informal discussion fol- | pan present were David L. Dunn, Main Street When He Gives Dem- ;t ‘Ducky™) Pond, backfield star and |signed and Pond will work inte the|ed that it w s B as through the cfforts of | pla in the state and formerly | lowing his talk, Harry Ginsburg in|formerly a Yale football r, Judge |captain of the Yale team in 1 position during the next season and |Dr. Duvid Was} ap-|captain of the Connecticut Aggies|the name of the Fordham club, chal- { William F. Mangan, Attorney Gins- |was to be added to the Yale coach-{will he given the position of head }pmuwn\*r of Co m;ndP"" m. that prompted him to come vo'l:-ng:»d Yale to a game and the reply | burg and Judge Henry P. Roche. | witz that the ns w | | | onstration of Strength. ' Both Will Take State Bar Ex- o hundreds of spectators the feat, the “Mighty | amination at Same Time | yrom wro i mearne o Strand theater, pulled three seven- passenger Nash automobiles, which were tied to his hair, about 200 yards Ainehie ot M along Mam strect this noon. Anthony Jagodzinski of 3 The professional strong man Loris s { Keeler of Whose hair is about a foot long, Malone, N. Y...took place this morn- started in front of the Savings bank ing at the Sacred Heart church, [of New Britain and did not stop un- Broad street. Rev. Lucyan Bojnow- til hie had reached fhe store of John ski officiated at the mass and per- a Andrews & Co. Inc. formed the ceremony. | According to reporfs brought to T Miss Jagodzinski 15 well known | this city today by his manager, the among the locag members of the bar, | “Mighty Atom™ held in check a Cur. | having been connected With gomie of tiss airplane with propeller specded the leading law offices in the city. up 1o 150 miles an hour, at Curtiss she studied law at the Albany field, Long Island, yesterday, the <chool of which she machine being tied to his hair while At present she is counceted -\ number of men held him to terra law oftice of T. F. McDonough. The | a1y ropes attached to his ariste. nedding cevemnony! was attendedt byl Sy, Sinreniy Alami® is & mative of The marriage of Miss chaelina —Commencing tomorrow at 9—Phenomenal Values! Wonder Values! Women's Smocks Riack sateen and broadcloth smocks, plain or cretonne trim med. all guaranteed fast colors small, medium and 89c Wonder Values! iarge sizes. Lach &% JUNE SALE! Wonder Values! Street and Porch Dresses All new summer vash dresses catly trivimed set in sleeves broadeloth, plenty of * $1.00 2 b of riends an refativon | o T “SEhty Alon” i€ a matve of Wonder Values! among them members of the bar. - ot o eown | Children, During his performance P ll The bride was attired in a gown i) i forman: illow Cases ) g of Wi brdl sutin and wore a veil 41,100 Strand b gives several exhi- Sheets, Silks, Wash Fabrics ot Spanish lace trimmed with { stre S e ora S RN e e Pequot 81x90 Pequot FOR PUBLIC WORKS a teacher at the Sacred icart was dressed in a gown Pillow Cases Sheets —Genuine pequot, all For double heds ticketed. At thls low Priced for this sale only price you should 29 while the :l 15 by many. € uantiyiasis. Lo - Quality - Jervice - dalue - - Printed Flat Cre Voiles s, oo S Hand e stveel ov evening wear ired fast enlors, pure silk and B o) A GRRAT STORE IN A GREAT CITY W : Do v ' nile reen georgette and wore a . hat of : same color, She \Cd:l‘l‘h\‘l ’lixed “M' . 37c ! 3 sl . houquet of pink tra ot e was mov enste ot X Chaipman Hall Believes Increase S Thades arens atended b1 Personnel Necessary of the bride's parents attended by many local and out-of-town gucsts, | among them Mr. and Mrs. David g Judd of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. (. P. Day of Hartford, Leo Keel Investigation by Chairman . 1. Hall of the hoard of finance and Blankets .98 value, pretty plaids all colors, P'nic lowe Feather Proof satecn 300 Summer Silk Imported Broadcloth Stripes ang res, heautiful qual- iy, priced special for this ale. Yard .....e.. . o 1 o Japanese brother of the groom. of Malone, N. taxation into the accounting T k P S.lk e e i e i ey el IcKing ongee Si ter of Holyoke, John Jagodzinski, lie works has convinced him that Not 8o very many yards at this brother of the bride, of Nanticoke, in cd personnel is the need of . Mrs. that office and orge Mayor Paonessa to J. ditional ¢ suggested to v that an ad- gaged ! Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dom Tohn Roche, Mr. and M Loomis, Attorney and Mrs. Golon and Miss Mapy Karwoski- Senator Hall is making a study Lancheon was served during which |city departments as a result of the the bride was presented with nums- Movement launched by Mayor Pa- crous gifts., onessii to bring about more busi Mr. Keeler has been practicing nesslike proced particularly in 1aw in Malone, N. Y. since his grad- th- public works and school depart- uation from Albany Liw school and ments, and in the ofticc of the town will take the Conneeticut examina- clerk jon this month togcther with the It has been found that ass bride. The newlyweds will make Wents against properties have not their home at 84 Doris street. In been billed until lor fter due, and view of the coming bar examina- (he mayor has made’ a statcment tions the wedding trip hasbeen post- fhat thousands of dollars in interest poned indefinitely. has Deen lost on this account. It is £ Hall tha RN the opinion of Senator another clerk would earn his sulary the city but which are now over- the office of the town clerk where it is expected an enfire new system Bflmb]CSS and Termrless‘ wm‘m accounting will henceforth be re- anired, city officials having agreed It End Tha[ wayo ‘:’):1,::"‘“:"1:]!‘10415 now pursued are thiz morning’s sun: whether Seven superior and one municipal court justices were being chosen, and there were three “little ballots involving questions of public policy in transit matters, hond propositions netery for war (Continued from First Page) jective of these two. Georgia want to beat Yale to show that its vie- tory of last year was no fluke quiet, even in a ety g paid an excellent tribute o and a county ¢ erans. These “in-between™ slec 1ally) oW price. fancy stripes. 5B inches 15x18 In. 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