New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 21, 1930, Page 5

T bon voyage on his| Mrs. Harry Smith of Lakeview | Richard Hou | avenue entertiined two tables -at|from Hartfo luncheon and bridge at her home | was Oscar Van Co trin to Europe ity #pent Miss Jane Mr. and Mrs fay street her friends rday Mrs. Gerald Theodore Jean on or of her Parsons of \ and their and Harris, have | s Ralp Island the Bridgepo fodasits Chalker NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD. SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1930. Miss Ann Bengston and M on Thursday and e some GATHERINGS r‘~ s . and Pic- rden and held at gues Miltor Ashley on ago, Miss Honor ernoon. There were six Miss [ ta ¢ guests and the pr Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs Mre. George 208 were io: Boc Kimba home at Florence Bentley Miss Dorot HERMAN J. ZAHNLEITER Instructor in Violin and Ensembie Playing HENRY F. REDDELL I} || PRING & BUCKLE ¢a) €LEVATOR sxRVICE 1is 1 S T 1 ase, Wolcott Brown, Burton l\ilm:' ‘ blue. She carried a reception was held e home of Mountain rford ~a< |» HeRBERT E. ANDERSON VIOLINIST 1 AND TEACKER - PACKARD BLDG. TEL 361.R 1 gives these coid Extra Services In the same sense that the self-starter and four-wheel brakes multi- plied the service aforded by the motor car, so Kelvinator’s 4-Way Cold multiplies tt . given by electric refrigeration in the home. Letus these extra services. No one now buying electric refrigeration should be without them. Automatic Fast Freezing—more ice, in de luxe models | size for size, than any other refrigerator. From 20 pounds | to 24 pounds ingle g | i 2 Automatic Super-Fast Freezing—Iso-Thermic compartment | e to Ke! —gives world's fastest freezing of ice cubes and desserts—without regulation. —exclu orage—with below-freezing cold for oring fresh or frozen meats, fish, game and extra ice cubes. A standard feature on de luxe Kelvinators. Automatic Cold For Foods— Always below 50 degrees, just the right temperature for keeping perishable foods fresh and wholesome. BUY ON EASY TERMS ELVINATOR Electric Refrigerator RAPHAEL BUILDING [T| || ; c 99 Wegt Mam o1 | LECTR | 79 CHURCH ST IN STERLING SILVER ORCHID e with sweeping, vigorous nes, yer he has achieved, mi- the effect of a flow- er's delicacy. i ¢ has carved his lovely | | | | ill love this new pattern I in Sterling Silver 5 s Orchid. E‘t Let us show it to you soon. | ! Our Low Overhead Enables | Us to Sell | Orchid Silver At the Lowest Prices in Town ‘M. C. LeWitt } Jeweler il'p 1 Flight 299 princese fashio h 1 fiowers tied vith French blu b- e 1 nown and owing e RO, = and ca popuiar younger set L. Nair ob- b ding anni- r home on Columbia GEORGE WESTERMAN Violinist and ACHER OF VIOLIN of Carl H E. Agne R OLIN MAIN ST, OF Tel. 1906 SUMMER PAPER SUPPLY SALE! The coming week offe to stock up on those pape Wrapped Packages of 100 Cups—regular 50c 39¢ PAPER PLATES Reg. 50c per 100 PAPER TOWELS 8 in. Special Regular 45¢ 39¢ 39¢ Paper Aprons r car, cottage, home and anywher these paper aprons are neat, durable, clea 2w 25¢c WAX PAPER feet long in ( se 39¢ - ADKINS 66 CHURCH ST