New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 16, 1930, Page 12

12 \ NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1930. ———————_—_———————— e ——————————— 600 Normal School Alumnae Attend Organization of Graduates’ Assn.; Mrs. Marcus White Ma: (lasses From 1867 to 1929 Represented at Gather- ing—Girls of 1930 Pres- ent as Guests—Principal Welte Speaks On Pur-, pose of Forming Group. TR i} Sets the standard for every Bariey-Mait Syrup LIGHT OR DARK, RICH IN BODY NOT BITTEK A N | PROPOSE INCREASE | INT. A B LEVIES HMembers fo Discuss Raise in Dues {0 $2.75 Monthly effort to save the —_— Aviator Likes Runway And May Change Plan 16 () — Ca de President RDERED building will s meeting of day evening asked to | ncrease the dues 5 months be- 1y, Inventor, vew YVork City 2 350 1 P T but the so- 11 be s Gilbert, two years to the public building, among‘ nough of our to donate the by the Commercial the society and the | its ond mort- | [ Week’s Activities ] L In Catholic Churches ittt s i et el there at St ownstairs | be com- | USE HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS Now— KOTEX BELTS and APRONS as well as Kotex Pads e PEQPLR HOSTESS ON Bi See them during Sanitary Goods Week at any drug, dry goods or department store to save | r . ay- i i R b (o sl s is Paclsef] in emmngl_\- modern tins, triangular in shape, and obtainable e.xclusivcly at A & P Food Stores Perry to Go to Jail For Cider Manufacture Fairfield, June 16 Revolution, a erm tomorrow for manu- ing over-potent cider in his ill here. Superior Court Frederick M. Peasley sed to grant a stay of execu- tion of sentence pending hearing n appeal to the state supreme t s | | i S 1r upstairs St. Mary's Church Tuesday morning at 7 o'clock e will be a requiem high mass the deceased members of St Lady T. A. B. society Wedn t 7. there will be mass of requiem James Gilbert will be the feast of the actual ob- will tal 10:30 o'clock h will be followed by a procession of the Blessed Sacra- s of marriage were published the first time yesterday between follow Willlam J. Hurley tha ) HERE ARE MA ke place | and Anna Rakowsky, Joseph La | Flamme and Lucy Keegan, Daniel | Dragone and Victoria Magoni and Louis Loretto and Anna Orlanzi the Sacred Heart, known as June devotions, will be held at the church every evening during the month with benedictio; on Wednesday and Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock. 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