New Britain Herald Newspaper, December 16, 1929, Page 17

"4 " . '.' . . . K] . . . ' . . v'. L) - ( ] . ¢ . { ‘- . L l a U . - s " L] . s 4 & . N - I ‘ » . . - & . al N ' (3 2 .8 <] » i - . ' . . . ) 1 . o L . b . ‘ m . |¥ . i) [N NI - p}i(TI<IB!I)I‘IR IG 1< >q EW BRITAI}\‘ DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, 1160 CHILDREN ATTEND STATE TO INSTALL 7Y Prentice Co. Declares Birth Records — e ARKET LISTLESS: Gifts for All Are Listed |Framed If You Like Them FUNERAL OF CLASSMATE Extra 2 Per Cent Dividend ; Stockholders of the George L e Prentice Company were surpri ) ‘ hor day . | this morning to receive an extra s 5 S : A son was born yesterday to Mr. | £ A total . Puplls: atiSacred Heart SchoolMareh [ o B0 o ot La. | dividend of two per cent. The Pren- | of 35 o Manbers New York & Hartfor/ Siock Exchanges G salle streot at New Britain Genesal | tice Manufacturing company is sit- | plac X e £ 2 | SRR Gl ™! | uated on the Berlin road, and sps- | Tori 2 : 1 WEST MAIN ST, NEW BRITAIN periment Wi Soust s : g ot1 Trading Dull and General Trend TEL. 20 Made in Stratond ‘ Consting Vicetim A .\u;. born 141 Now Tiitain | caliscs in “zipper” prodicts. G st g it ¢ 1rend 2040 nera Al today to Supernu- - ¥ ) About 150 pupils of the secon ; PNWAn ot T, munite ot the socond | merary ortrer and Aiss.Wiiam Santa Claus Visits i« Dovmward Today FAXTIORD ORICE, ¢ CENTRAL IOW. THL L1148 : et 8 0 ay v)( 3 gton street. ngs N P dment i motor vehicle |Rttended the obscquies of el | i RS rn e Naw Beitain Bank Stockholders ... . : . n experimen |low student, Aloise Skorupski, 8 | Goneral hospital today to Mr. and| -Directors of the Commercial Trust | Portc New Y D P Loc speed regulation which, eventually, {year old son of Mr 1 Mrs. An-|Mps. Alexander Falconeri of 92 Laf-| CO- this morning dechred the regu- M : J may affect every town in Cinnec- |thony Skorupski of 415 Burritt|gyeiie street. lar dividend of 1 -4 per cent and o (ST : We Offer: ticut having a heavy traffic high- \]‘"-‘ who was fatally injured n| "A son was born at New Britain extra dividend of one per cent o i L hizh {the first coasting mishap of tha | al hospital Saturday to Mr | The dividend is payabl, to stock- of 13 , way running through thickly settled | S ieneral hospita 8y Tl B 2 > TN N ' y hich oceurred lday at|Mrs, I, C. Glover of 574 2 holders of record Decc 4 15,645 tor pid CONNECTICUT P LR Stratford, the authorities of that|gathered carly this morning at the | General hosp ¢ riod 1 = | . g HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT CO. town and the state mator vehicle l\huol playground and accompar Mrs. Arthu 3Saby v ) irk : ¥ i i department announced today. The [DY the teachers, followed the casket D h === L notewo \{ u > ) troout of the plan is also made into Sacred Heart church. el eaths ) ‘ Tt ‘ SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE CO. . the cooperation of the| A solemn high mass of requiem | ! trolsun | : : i e e S A LA was celebrated at 7.30 by Rev,| == 2 unchar e UNITED ILLUMINATING CO. Speed limits will be established | | Alex 1:;“1 J\m\;-l e A . Hm“"” "“‘\mw vious N in conformity with conditions alonz | AS the casket was borne from I/l/ dd K, wife ¢ Sl linz tc Oil, Pain 1 ) the Boston post road within fhe [(he church the pupils formed « | e lngS L o o ,1‘]‘:-“\‘;"”\\ ol | Report o1 v limits of Stratford. Prominently dis- [BUard of honor and walked in u | e 3 “:“ same iod ' s 5 : played signs will designate th min- |Pody behind the funeral cort to e e 7 Lenox g ’ 1 ds which are considered [the cemetery, e —— e iRl bt - 1R imum speeds wi T e - SHT—! 13 | Mrs uck ¢ to this city t or morr | Rev. Father Kowalczyk ot y lasf | der normal conditi R fokcs el vt oe o A EER R AC R e e lalanal DoR i ITof Wil sht ot on® ircle of friends who will ; 1c Members Hartford Stock Exchange will ‘be under the direction of the [ETave.~ Burial was in Sacred Heact | rop siroct were married at the par- e e o " Members Ha § hang town police and tr new regula- {““7 e sonage of tl First Baptist church an le, ¥Fla 1 m e S % < s are expected to be in force | The pall bearers wer i ifarniiR oss on| Sacurday | e e e 1 ) NEW BRITAIN, 29 W. Main Street tions are I Blilobrsaniakis e o °¢ | by Rev. William Ioss, on Saturday | ides her hushand 2 2 within a week. G P R ) O e : onsc Pl 3 HARTFORD MERIDEN Decisions. as {o the proper spe iy ard Bialobrzew- | The bride I services will be held at i 1 « 33 Lewis Street 13 Coleny Street result from a careful survey of t ks 1 ulski O i R e e he Lewis & Maycock chapel, 1112 || Bt it P B fic on this hiwhway at all hours of ski bouquet of roses. The couple was|Chapel street, New Haven, Tuesday | e v the day. This survey will continue |/ e Shattented ernoon at 1:30 o'clock. Intorment | oo, .‘ el s with the experiment and the Clt lt Mrs. Snyder has N &) hook- | willl ibe ini Spring Cove . cemuake s BpdRcaD talisurplus speeds first established may be sub- €ms keeper for a nun of ye for| Eastfos ; G. Budd, presigent, in his 7 Y i Peticstanlisnod inns ! ¥/ keenoritonin n £ years fori{Haiiford ‘ i (he oo We are pleased to announce the ject to chang —_— the I. Yoldstick & Co., a wholesale ; ! i Call ) ' : Sl L oy Stoeckel Diseusses Speed Law ! Armour & Co T cather firm of Springfield. She has | NS T By AR ZeHC $ ; opening of our new offices in the City y v under el e exp for ¢ 3 as instituted suit bee tive in chur W con- s ' S - i 3 A SRR, (Y e Y ory. i 1 « H N " D - The policy under whicli ihe eXPEr for $400 gainst Jonh Szyazki ana | ccr ACtve in church work, con-| = Miss ‘Phelma Swanson, aged 26, of 1 e d 1 : Hall Building, at 29 West Main street. iment is to be carried out has been | joconn 1enrnior througl At nected with the 1 Memorial | 145 Dwight stre Gt S el S rarad i 5 e outlined by Rebbins B Stocckels [3ouron s Gytion, tenpiaimn i) |chureh n feld. Wright |night at her home afier a ; I, Othe We would welcome your inspection r of motor vehicles, d N % eng AL Al s been en ) acco -1 s . - ay Y commissioner of motor vehi 1 ml}] ccor attached property of Szyszki | Le Deh € i by account- | iliness. : e unchang of our new quarters. all authoritics agree that the experi- | 0 & HEIEE s o vski oy aepurim 1 & Erwin | Miss Swanson was ain yver of fund ment will not e conducted as an en- | i S e Of Kar- |in this city 18 resigned to take |casually department velers | forcement trap for motorists. Al T - ; 20 |"]"" S la position in Springfield. He has surance company in Hartford. She EH e oo vt cases will be considered with rea-| oo puty will pay his|peen a resident of this city for the |was a member of the choir and v s . ; sonableness and common sense it e lodge | past 25 years and has been treasurer | Luther league of the First Lutheria 4 e The Connecticut law regarding | o0 ‘]«!‘\"*"\Jvl\u\g. \[ of the I ptist church Sunday church. She also was afiiliated with X 5 f speed,” says Commissioner Stoec o e ARVl 1e_social | sehool for some tim: the Vega s and Valkyria lodge S T dic. s el,” specifies that any motorist may | 2% siot o'clock in his honor. | rhe couple left immediately on a [O- 6f D. l Gflms add LOSSES Rebls o T o e E 2 arive at a speed which s reasonabie | & CEUIar session of the lodge will | weqqir be at home to | Surviving is her mother, Mrs. Ida [el'e'l i[ Dl “ D \ We offer and recommend: for the conditions in the locality | o lode o) Ltheir 1 rst of (he |Swansor 410Dl Day on 1 of a favor AMERICAN FOUNDERS (old) where he is operating. The que e \‘vw‘ i o (;\ w, Black | vear at street, Spring- _l“_‘i !] arrvan “I“_‘w‘\. chg ST ) newl MERICAN FOUNDERS (new) of what is reasohabie is necessarily | ROCK avenue has received news of | felg, Jrickson & son incoin- ; c o ' MBRICAN FOUNDE first determined by the motorist him er father, Carl-Olson, | - plete. A ! i ¢ 1 co § )ll\Evl) l'-‘()lJ.'\‘DhRfi S self in the excreise of judgment died last week i Funeral services w el T aletly BRITISH TYPE INVESTORS Gondilionstythldontont R e ! hom Dr. Julian Hulteen S T ) mon 4 PUBLIC UTILITIES HOLDING CORP. R Salvation Aum Needs e WUl echt sud b i gl ot iy Do EISLER ELECTRIC CORP termination, however, for it will e | M Ch N will be in Fai W cemete S Mok > c¢h as Chicazo “USLE s LEC > . apparent that other people mig o ore 2 ristmas Money | The pall bearers will he Adolph Apeateding U \ 1 prefer- || At the market. not agree with him in his decision ith appeals coming in all the 58 and Oscar Johnson, Louis and |yl the *6 QN sl i mon ant || BW YORK CITY RANK STOCKS and might think he ought to go |lime for hclp and the d for avail- mm ordgren, Burtel Swanson ““’M ool I I sl I “ NEW YORK (‘lT\"ILL\l\ STOCKS cither faster or slower than he him- (@Ple aid growin v e otocks Dhilt Lower W‘lhR f./and Henry Liche. The flower bear- | {0, COLRREHE . e Peoria and 1 Bought, Sold and Quoted self determiles i3 right. If this was OBy $384.02 has }‘ n realized by [“v Ou.(S l 0V el eSlS ers m be Misses Mabel Erickson, | e i hoti: > ) 0 4 i 5 : salvation Army Chri kettles, | Sels g 5- found to be the opinion of the town Sdivation a8 S catiiss, 1er Delt Helen Frisen and | .y | . N H Ches the motor vehic (& i e ety AU IO R N O L drill class of which Miss |y, O e - Chilon I 10 5 poin ’ reasonable that it might result in | Ahe hee '1“-\‘»“|;"', "‘\‘-“H“"”]I’ s was a memb o S 2 " = New York Chicago Rridgeport the punishment of the operator. S pREan e D el sen el N e Tork Dec) T BTl alourh e DSl FUE MARKET AT 2:30 1. M New Haven Meriden Hartford “It is, of course, not fair if that |’ = 3 Lelsngahe ey ower in dull tradiz Edwin A. Clark el B e SGah 2 e hould insidt on their determinations (4 I hear from people WG ! st the utilities, but the gen- turday afternoon at his hom e i Tel. —5626 55 West Main St. along the lines suggested unless the "]‘ M‘K A | of “‘I'j & 1‘{ was inclined 1o heaviness, Saybrook follo a linger R i i | motorist is warned as to what he [l = chtidren need sho GRG0 hares, however, v well |illnes 7 1id Commandant Helgelson. 4 L e : 1oy and may not expect. It is alonz et e 1 ree I displayed | M. Clark had been a resident of : : V the line of this duly to warn the | . 1% WOUINE (he BLGLOn APV | considerable resistance this city for the past 40 years and ind nun A motorist that the town of Stratf i !m‘dm foh t: ‘”m’“m“ 5 "\\ 4 Hevi of the “big bLoard” ap- wa member of Harmony lod g 2 e i has now cstablished what its au- ;= 55050y 3 to be the principle factor in- A. 1% & A. M Duri “‘h\ past e i “Investments That Grow” thoritics think are reasonable &pe i N Sy e this market, FFurthermore, [three months he made his home in | i ; Y 1i at which mtotor »m]‘-x,\ may iy that Gommandant Helgelson ‘vm ind fillings sof 1.[[v Sa ”‘."‘,Y‘l el . e > \ B . . travel under certain conditions in | }ag annourced that ho can accept no | Week. interrupting the sharp rally e DY L in 40 ye ) | Anaco A u er c ter r thelr town. Thes speeds considered [ more applications for Christmas bas. | from the mid-Nov r lows, had l‘j;'\l"’j\‘"*]““ o "] fs lm““(‘y“ maturing, in \ ' { ) l 9 l 0. reasons by their town hori- 1 ets after Wednesday evening of this | Proved lizhly ging tostrad- Uis B ahaia ‘“\\.m “'““ ri| Two bankin 1 \ ties will designated by siEns | ceorc to statement made il el amalof saybrook : ! { (o COMMERCIAL TRUST BUILDING NEW BRITAIN prominently displayed along the (o the lerald today clinatior accounts and Of Savbroc . i et | treasury bills o i g i oy |8 highway, and enforcement under| The annual Coristmas par it de ks i o'elock at | PEr cont. the rate « e iush 11 1 : MEMBERS HARTFOR D STOCKE EXCHANGE m will be as strict as the town |[{}; Ivation: Army to childr ! Siii0%e Sl By tnynona N | cazentiticiation o rtifi- | witic 3 P | uthorities desire d they can e held at the Arch street headqu 10¢ losthab ol lGinias G Sl Mo ailaibcharah | cates R OTHGr R ews of « ( , Joseph M. Halloran, Manager. Tel. 1253 orce t aveling public fo com- | ters on the cvening of December ts, while such shares us Amer-| will oficiate and burial wilt he jn | G4V included three ut G ( G { ply with ir regulations this t'me there will be t Trant Siperpon i Shezociiteil Gas A one small picce mu a q 8 3 New Warning Signs candy, fruit and entertainment as |1 avo Priectrie, and i i in q ; The first signs sct up will 1 wel sifts for more than 300 chul- |0, At mpahedin i S S oy : K s town borders and will warn dren. Santa Claus will be there " b tn v Rt E e N 4 : i 14 HARTFORD ELECTRIC LIGHT olorists that reasonable speed will [person to do t U American and Foreign Power o1d son of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony G be demanded under normal condi- | 5 At dnd S R e de iy d tions. This speed will be indicated | Military Funeral ler lo rican Glas, ondlsisiardas sio: is N o ! 5 3 A pecord of steadily increasing gross revenues by other signs along the highw For Wm. Plefllel' 1iaalso: droppal nearly Boinls F oot ot ek : ; A sted ing ¢ varying interval e first gign Rl . 2 t Allied Power and Ligit Besides his pare 1 Suvsiven Dupo i 1 3 and net operating income, a stafi of excellent engi- 11 read: “Warning—Signs indicute ull militu onors we luring the early trading, gy ¢ bro na T Lk 1 ! - B cordoc ¢ ; ) Y bwoibra ind a i = 5l ers ave been kee 3 o newest and yeasonable hpeed under normal con- ¢orded Willian Pieffier. a .x 72 90 hut soon began oAl s ek sa R pEla e s [ General { . A # J neers \\mf have been keen to \I\lupt the ey le ditions.”” The signs sta ie speed Costincoistnedt) “_“""“"" of | Inyestment rors §:30/ at Sacreq Heart |cading Go L 2 1l most profitable developments of the electrical indus- limit will read 25, or the case Patriotic Order Sons of Ameri- | Company wres S Anthony Chmilowicz ot- | €31ed Gas € Marts L \ 7 i . B s sion by means of S i o el whose funcral was he e et W ; i : i s Governments f try, and a policy of financing expansion by means o nay be, r hour. A igns L hea Aterment ated at a solen righ mass an y 2 d S - & 3 T 3l iy will be standard to conform with U “""DHIL” o'clock at ¥ archolders Corp,, st Lurial was in Sacred Heart comete el ISR et o : 4 1 3 regular and valuable stock *rights,” renders Hart- accepted: (o Use by e Bl A ek ] 2 LAt 1 2 ford Electric Light a stock which should be included department, and will be in 9 irst Congregational churen |5, prac cqual to assets M ; 5 ’ e e ters on a white background. | officiated ime of organization, despit Mrs. M yar . LOCAL STOCKS ¢ 7 in every Connecticut investor's list. 3 ey 2 5 The pall bearers and f squad s duri o au colla 2 i rd (Furnised by Pntnam & Co ) ( Every feature of the experim ! 1g sau luring the autumn PSC | native of ci urdiy oo is to be walched closely by those |COnsisted of Idward Parker, who | was apparently about in li €X- | night in Boston. P homse Insurance xm..L: . 1 cooperating and, §f it is successful, | Va8 in fdll charge, Corporals C. L. pectations, and the stock saggel. |in this city for many years and ; Rid Asked [ the state department will offer their | WHCOX, I H. Carroll. A. C. Basscti, |Goldman Sachs trading, Blue Ric +|moved to Boston a nui vears :" ] : ~ cooperation to other towns in help- ‘: k. noand I Wilcox and Shenandoah, Lehman Corp. and fago, g LG o ; a We te folve dimile piaienn Privates Robert Dean and Arthur |Third National Investors lost a point | Surviving are fwo s Mrs. T. | Aetna Fire o : & - Harrick, all memt of the order, |Gr two. J. Hyland and Mrs 1 Donohue; | Automobile 1 $ Interment was in Fairview eeme Oils Very Dull hree brothers J Michael and | Conn Geners SEIL 0 N T Y }’,’ C A NOTES Oils were exceptionally dull, with Thomas Coleman, all of this city ani | Hartrord I Tru { = il ! . . . . Mr. Picffier was a member of the Humble a conspicuous soft spot, 1os- | i Mrs. Charles Weiss, of | Hifd Steam Boiler “ s 5 ¥ i - ) Eolol Ist regiment of the Connecticut Na- [ing 3 points. Cities Service eased | National ire A 0 3 4 g 3 . .. tional Guards in the quarterms: slightly. Tn t industrials and spe- Servic I be held to- | Phoenix Fi L ; . u - MEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANCGE Four members of oeal Y. Al | tor's depmrtment. He was a mem- | cialtics, 1Fox theaters “A™ was buoy- (MOrfow morn t the M. Travelers Ins Nall ! 2 « nde Al I S fonr [ber of Company 1 Veteran Corps ed up for & time by a report t funeral home and at Manu Stocks G e . New Britain National Bank Bl i hich was held at the Mer- |,y of the 15t regiment of the Con- |the trustces plan a new holding at 10 o'clock. Buriai | Am Hardware t 7 : . ; Tel. 5200, - Sl il e broBTAM |necticut Nutional Guards Veteran company and have revised upward Mary's cc T Arrow-Hart & Hegeman 4 ; LAY . Serhara JAY Conlcy AtlLorics] Sdleaae el s 1430 carnings estimates, but it soon |Femains will be bro v & Speacer . ! DIRECT PRIVATE NEW YORK PHONE CANAL 45138 ind exhibi The demonstration et ST i e et : o Mot ¢ i o bl e — : rescted when' official — confirmation |? ne this aftern Bristol Brass i of & Hartford club under the super<| JIRE IN THOMPSONVILLL not forthcoming. Crocker S City Company : = —— — - 5 ’“0" of Samuel Johnson. An indue. | Thompsonvilie, Dec. 15 (B—1ire | Wheeler was a strong spot the Stephania Zajder Golt's: Atms S 3 : elgoinson;, UoE 4 3 half g opening, but turned ¢ a later. n veurs and | gl Lock : ) ) . ey . {ion ceremony was put on by i group |11 & tW0 and a half story block in |opening, but turned downward later. | SDA% b sl locls AR e : We Ofier: % 1 # the busin center today gave fire- | Nutional Biscuit (new), National i IFafnir Bearing o 2 = fronf Waterbury unde dircction ; : ! f o : Mrs. Michael of 265 Broad | py A 1 |itadio Go 1 ] SR P : types of | €N a stubborn two-hour fight and [Aviation and Fokker Aireraft lost a| g% “MHEAam BHCEE @ H0e (T art ,})oh« 5 7 AR i i Ited in dar estimated at | Dot or so. t ! K 1 > i ; rodel airpls libited and | FesU : < nated a home of her parents. She became | Z | 3 048 '8 UN]TE er were flown in the gymnasium. i‘l*]”-”““T:’.\' Fire Chief William J. R PR T |ilt carly in the morning and died ‘\\,OT'_(]""\'“;"K'l‘l e chuck 10 Julian Harris Salomon, “Soaring |Hines. The fire, its origin unknown, cal Estate News hours later. SoruS Snar lsagle.” author of the “Book of In.|Started In the basement of the Besides her parents she is survivea | FeCK. Stowe & Wil ... 10 Prefervedt Stock dian Crafts and Indian Lore” and | building, the property of John I by a siste RLssell MG S g 6314 reférre¢ Stock nationally known student of Indian | ©O'Hear. Christmas stock in the Mortgage Funeral s os were held Scoville Mfg Co ex d N habits was there and added much |Stores of George H. Cunningham nley Herrst to Harry S. Kev- | morr $:15 at the Sac o Standard Screw . | to the pr m with his Indian danc- and Miss Esther lia was ruined. |orki et al, $7,000, Edson street. church Rev. Anthony ( \ nley Works ... 4 4 W | ¢, and stories. The boys who went | — o irles Gustin, et al, to Am lebraten’a Holoimnih lemasator nel| BOTTInElonk Gol ot SN[ 69 frpoxas ( — . z = o from New Dritain a John Buckley. | PI E HELPS POLICE LITT Kallgren, $3,000, Dwight street: quiem, | Union Mrg Co .. l Tex Gulf 8 Harry Sandstrom, George Dunn and | w Haven c. 16 (UP)—Quc H. M. Ginsburg to Commercial | The pall bearers nley | Veeder-Root a4 m Rol 7 James MacArthur. | tioning of Dominick Prete, 19-year st Co., $200, Bedford street. Orzechowski, Casimir | Jo- Public Utilities Stocks Undezwaoll : 5 Stamy Club | 01d Brooklyn, N. Y., bricklayer, has Warranty seph Plaza and Henry Scwicki, Helen | Conn Blee: Servies §5 ‘95 The regular meeting of the stamp | revealed no tangible clue {o the Slay H. §. Kevorkian to Stanley Herpst | Ilardziuk and Sophie Lodziensk:| Conn Lt & P 5% % pfd %% %9 {'nioy cur = i - ¢lub which is usually held on Mon-|er of Dominick Zito, 19-year-old | Edson street. were flower | conn Power 85 Linit umznn enn day evenings will be postponed until | bootlegger and counterfeiter, but| Amanda Kallgren, ct al, to Charles| IRev. Fathe lez conduct=d | Hfd Elec Light ...... s 12 117 S Ind A 10 9 Thursday this week. At the last|has virtually eliminated Prete from | Gustin, et al, Dwight street. the committal services at the grave. | Hid Gas Co com ...... T 0B 2 : meeting several new boys were pres- | the murder case, authorities reported | Josephine B. Cianci to Paolina | Burial was in Sacred fcart cemetery. | Hfd Gas Co pfd ... 60 17 S Steel 4 108 Members ot New York and Hartford Stock Exchanges ent, Including Wil b | tods Gondolfo. Rocky Hill avenue. = N B : ol B R i ) I i : X ‘ew Rritain Ph 2380 10nd Begley, Wesley Draper, Arthur| Prote was o be arraigned by fed-| Domenico taglini to Albert Southern N 170 180 |wost E) st 114 § 55 West Main Street New Britain Phone 23 Beyers, Herbert Wells, and Henry | eral AIUnlmrNu(G ons:tlrh.\ of pass. 11 Chiappini n -street. 1 | e I Willys Over B CrreiEl O G LaMay. +|ing a counterfeit $5 bill in Hartford | = AT F l ASCRY BALANCE KBalver : e veral months ago. T S unerals Taiiace, i A el [ - 2 ; wi it or not—Herald Classi- i i On Tue evening at 6:15] — . S | ! o'clock the Meeker Pioncer club will| WATERBURY YOUTHS : ST | = = = = We Offer: hol da Christmas party. The mem- | rhury, Dec. 16 (UP)—Two | mm— [ ~|">' Loty ,“"_‘"“‘"\_ o bers of the committee in charge are | Waterbury ~ youths congratulated | e | "|‘v‘ 3 ”Nl”\'_”', At U:v 1"'\1 D X 7 T s willlam Souney, Edward Lumpp. |themselves today on an unusual es- [t “‘i 28 % ”" ° ’o"'_"'l“ | . . antral Hanove) bfllll\ anea illbt nd George Willametz, Each mem-|cape from death or serious injury. | Ch 9 t G'ft R e ber who comes will bring some food | Anthony Truncale and Charles Mi- ristmas L iis afternoen a ck at B ee I I Iall 1r ll IS Pri Aiolicaticy ¥ b o 5 chapel. Rev. Dr. Abel A. Ahlquist rice on Applical and a present for the grab bag. Kaitis were driving yesterday when & e o : ; + Seorait -Y C | their car ski ! e 3 Lapne A i - nvestment Securities HI-Y Club their car skidded, plunged through | Suggestlons |ciated. Burial was n Fairview : b On Thursday evening John Tobin, |a fence and landed bottom-up in the | e Myron L. Gordon, Mgr. {he local basketball baron, will speak | Naugatuck River. The youths, un- P T . e S e {0 the members of the Hi-Y club. |hurt, extricated themselves and || From Now Until Christmas | Commercial Trust Bldg. Tel. Our Enl t FIRST After the tallk an induction ceremony | walked through three fect of water Every Night in L b Gt e = = ur Enlargements \IORT(' \Gh LO»\NS will be put on for the boys who|to shore. | The New Britain Herald for . . joined the club this year. — GRAVE COVERINGS We Ofter and Recommend: Make Beaut]ful Glfts At present there is an attendance| St. Touls lo between (s % contest going on. The leaders of the and $55.000 da tolTackate Read the Ads and Do Your Inur(l Hemlock, Spruce or Pine “Reds' o Leon Dicki n, Herbert | commercial swindlers, it Q i . BOLL R'S POSY SHOP S - | Earl Ritter, shbie Zetterman, \\ullvl"\ ated by the Better DBusiness bhopplng Y “The Telegraph Florist of New Uritain’ Holmquist, and William Steed. bureau. | 83 WEST MAIN ST. TEL, 886 ! { British Tyne Investors “A” |ARCADE STUDIO of cours: